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The Redistribution of Property Rights in Post-Privatization Russia

In the contemporary economic literature, the explicit (defined), stable, and predictable nature of property rights is considered to be a highly important factor in economic growth and is directly associated with economic development.1 The role of explicitly defined property rights can vary depending on the sizes of organizations, forms of ownership (state or private), and access to information, among other [factors].2