◆ Please be aware that this is an old book published in 1954, and its condition is not very good. Please purchase with this in mind. ◆ Please use it as a reference to understand the period. ◎ Author: Kaya Shinzawa (1912-May 20, 1996): Born in Niigata Prefecture. Graduated from the Faculty of Agriculture, Tokyo Imperial University in 1936, entered the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, and worked in Aichi and Kumamoto prefectures. Lecturer at the Faculty of Agriculture, University of Tokyo in 1945, Associate Professor at the Faculty of Agriculture, University of Tokyo in 1954, and Professor in 1969. Retired in 1973 [1]. He was in charge of the Agricultural Civil Engineering Third Course (1954-1961), Agricultural Civil Engineering Second Course (1961-1963), and Agricultural Land Engineering Course (1969-1973), after the Agricultural Engineering course, which was headed by Eizaburo Ueno, was separated [2]. Received a Doctor of Agriculture from the University of Tokyo in 1962 for "Research on Water Management in Rivers." Received the Nikkei-Economic Book and Culture Award in 1963 for "Theory of River Water Management." ☆ Main Contents ☆ 【Part 1: Land Rent: ① Definition of Differential Rent ② Land Product Value, Profit, and Rent ③ Absolute Rent and Monopoly Rent】 【Part 2: Land Capital and Land Rent: ① Introduction ② Land Capital and Lease Term ③ Rent Due to Differences in Land Reclamation Costs ④ Development of Rent Due to Differences in Land Reclamation Costs ⑤ Land Reclamation Costs and Differential Rent ⑥ Land Reclamation Costs and Absolute Rent ⑦ Significance of Policies Regarding Land Improvement】 【Part 3: The Nature of Land Reclamation Undertaken by Landowners: ① Introduction ② Interest and Interest-Bearing Capital ③ Land Price and Its Fluctuation ④ Transformation of Land Reclamation into Interest-Bearing Capital Mediated by Uncultivated Land Prices ⑤ Transformation of Rent Through Landowners' Land Reclamation ⑥ Land Reclamation and Fluctuation of Land Prices】 【Appendix: The Specificity of Market Value Definition in "Rakuryu" (Falling Flow)】 ◉ A5 size. Hardcover. With slipcase. 364 pages. ◉ Published by the University of Tokyo Press on July 5, 1954. ◉ Images 13-16 show the detailed table of contents. ★ Condition - The slipcase has scratches, sun damage on the edges, stains, damage to the corners and insertion points, significant sun damage to the spine and top, and dents on the top and bottom of the spine, indicating use. The main body (without cover) has scratches on the cover, some stains and dirt, fading of the spine, and sun damage and numerous small stains on the edges and top and bottom. There is noticeable sun damage and stains on the front and back endpapers, yellowing of the pages, creases on the front endpaper, noticeable stains on the title page, noticeable stains on pages 3 to 9, and some stains on the margins of some pages. The condition is not very good, but there are no markings or writing, and it is readable. ✳︎ We do not negotiate price reductions.