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to the Post article. The national study is designed to develop information on such things as the income, nationality, place of residence, age, race and sex of land owners and will provide a base line to measure future changes in land ownership and use.
According to the Post article, Natural Resource economist Robert Otte believes the proposed survey will show “how much land is owned by very large owners—over one million acres—and how much is owned in tracts of less than one acre. We should be able to determine how much land is owned by individuals and how much by corporations.’’ Otte said.
According to Wunderlich’s statements included in the Poet article, the survey will provide core data for testing hypotheses on whether age or income makes a difference in land conservation.
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