Property Rights, Entrepreneurship and Public Policy: A Review from Classical Liberalism
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This research describes how Market Ecology constitutes the basis for understanding and implementing efficient and innovative actions for the Conservation of Natural Resources. Basically, through this article, it will be understood that the ideas of freedom, the market, and a public policy that promotes the entrepreneurial function, are the basis for protecting, managing, and caring for those beautiful spaces, full of life and nature, that we appreciate so much.
JEL CODE: G18, H82.
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Zarco Nieva, E. I. ., & Zarco Nieva, M. (2022). Property Rights, Entrepreneurship and Public Policy: A Review from Classical Liberalism. Revista De La Facultad De Jurisprudencia., 1(13). https://doi.org/10.26807/rfj.vi.458
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