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Farmland lease, high-rent threat and contract instability: evidence from China
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China Agricultural Economic Review
China Agricultural Economic Review (2021) 13 (4): 799–831.
Published: 02 July 2021
... High-rent threat Large renter A small renter chooses a long-term contract if v − r ≥ 2 v − 2 r − S . However, this implies that v − r ≤ S , meaning there is no value to a renter for renewing the contract in the second period. Thus, a small renter always prefers a short...
