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Eminent domain power fails to boost economic development, study finds.

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Does the power to use eminent domain for economic development actually enhance economic development
Geoffrey K. Turnbull, Robert F. Salvino, Michael T. Tasto

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The article examines how economic policies impact economic development by comparing productive and unproductive entrepreneurial behavior. It looks at the relationship between economic freedom and economic outcomes, providing practical policy solutions based on their analyses.

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