The Trump administration included the sale of some federal lands in the US in the four-year strategic plan of the Department of the Interior. Potential buyers are state agencies, local governments and Indian tribes. The agency manages about 480 million dunams of land, but it has not yet been determined how much of the property will be transferred to new owners. The ministry explained the initiative with the desire to reduce the area of ​​land remaining in federal ownership and to focus resources on priority tasks. Therefore, the plan concerns not only the alienation of individual plots, but also the proposed change in the scale of state administration in the territories. But the document does not reveal the volume of sales and the procedure for setting prices. Therefore, it is not yet possible to estimate the potential income and consequences of property distribution. A policy aimed at reducing the federal land fund has been announced, but the key terms for its implementation have yet to be determined. ECONOMICS.

The Trump administration included the sale of some federal lands in the US in the four-year strategic plan of the Department of the Interior. Potential buyers are state agencies, local governments and Indian tribes. The agency manages about 480 million dunams of land, but it has not yet been determined how much of the property will be transferred to new owners. The ministry explained the initiative with the desire to reduce the area of ​​land remaining in federal ownership and to focus resources on priority tasks. Therefore, the plan concerns not only the alienation of individual plots, but also the proposed change in the scale of state administration in the territories. But the document does not reveal the volume of sales and the procedure for setting prices. Therefore, it is not yet possible to estimate the potential income and consequences of property distribution. A policy aimed at reducing the federal land fund has been announced, but the key terms for its implementation have yet to be determined. ECONOMICS.