0 a person who allows someone to use something that they own, such as land, a building, or a piece of equipment, according to a lease (= legal agreement)
1 a person or organization that allows another person or organization to use something they own in return for regular payments:
We use the concept of opportunity cost to compute the penalty to be imposed by the lessor on the lessee if land degradation is observed.
But it should be borne in mind that the lessors are still operating under a limited instrumental rationality environment.
In the event, land is leased out rather than sold, the lessor has full knowledge on the degradation activities of the lessee.
The final assumption adopted in this simulation is that lessors have full knowledge over land degradation activities of the lessees.
The institutional constraints faced by the lessors is lifted and the modifications to the existing institutions are discussed later in the paper.
These investigators utilized this protocol to a lessor extent in adult visual cortex as well.
His name was erroneously included on the list of syndicate members as lessors.
This matching process was possible because the description of the piece of land in the lessor's declaration usually includes the name of the lessee.
