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[Number] 7800 - 5 [Semester] 11542015 Spring [Description] The takings problem is about determining when governmental action has affected private property in such a way or to such a degree that the governmental action should be a invalidated and/or the property owner should be paid money. The varied settings of the takings problem include: restrictive zoning, endangered species legislation, rate-setting in regulated industries, rent control, and many other situations in which governmental action has had an effect on property expectations. [Title] 
Takings
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