Motivational Argumentation of Economic and Institutional Interests of Landowners and Land Tenants Affecting the Productivity of Land Use

The level of economic benefit, depending on profitability, yield, and investment attractiveness of land for owners and tenants, directly influences their desire for productive land use and mutually beneficial cooperation in the long run. Legislation in the field of land relations, its clarity and stability, as well as effective application of laws and open access to information about land plots, through key institutional factors, shape the motivation for cooperation and confidence between landowners and tenants. The aim of this work is to provide motivational arguments for the economic and institutional interests of landowners and tenants that will enhance the efficiency of land resource use and ensure stable development of rural areas. The article presents forms of motives and incentives for the realization of the interests of landowners and tenants in the field of productive activity.