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- “Gomals"—local terms meaning common use land for grazing purposes by catties of the nearby villages.
- Open access resource—origin of this category of land reflects that the villagers have equal rights to them.
- “Everybody's property or access—is nobody's property"—property rights are not clear on this category of land, but it is mostly used for community purposes.
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- “Pareto‐safe”: A term more frequently used in welfare economics, meaning an increase in total welfare in which some people are better off as a result of the change without at the same time anybody being worse off.
- This is the only land on which the poor have some access, and now due to Social Forestry, inputs added to these—that is, raising economic plantation on this category of land by private wood merchants—there is a tendency that these ands will be monopolised by well‐to‐do section.
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- The reason for this argument is the experiences of the “green revolution” industrialisation—which generated more unemployed in the country. It means that the theory of “trickle down” is a failure.
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