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Land Lines, October 2008
Edited by Ann LeRoyer
October 2008, English
City and Regional Planning, Environment, Property Tax, Urbanization
October 2008, English
City and Regional Planning, Environment, Property Tax, Urbanization
A Reconnaissance of Currently Available Measures of Effective Property Tax Rates
Michael E. Bell and Charlotte Kirschner
October 2008, English
Working Paper
October 2008, English
Working Paper
Management of Suburban Growth
Changes in Land Use and the Real Estate Market in the Area of Influence of the New International Airport of Quito, Ecuador
Andrea Carrión
October 2008, English
Working Paper
Infrastructure, Land Use and Zoning, Value Capture
October 2008, English
Working Paper
Infrastructure, Land Use and Zoning, Value Capture
Instruments for the Recovery of Value Increments in Latin America
Weak Implementation, Ambiguous Interpretation
October 2008, English
Working Paper
October 2008, English
Working Paper
Urban Land as a Factor in Economic and Social Inclusion
The Experience of Havana
Ricardo Núñez Fernández
October 2008, English
Working Paper
October 2008, English
Working Paper
The Land Tax Is Pretty Neutral
N. Edward Coulson and Herman Li
September 2008, English
Working Paper
Land Value Taxation
September 2008, English
Working Paper
Land Value Taxation
How Differences in Property Taxes within Cities Affect Urban Sprawl
Yan Song and Yves Zenou
September 2008, English
Working Paper
Property Tax, Urbanization
September 2008, English
Working Paper
Property Tax, Urbanization
People or Place?
Revisiting the Who Versus the Where of Urban Development
Randall Crane and Michael Manville
July 2008, English
One of the longest standing debates in community economic development is between “place-based” and “people-based” approaches to combating poverty, housing affordability, chronic unemployment, and community decline. Should help go to distressed places or distressed people?
City and Regional Planning, Economic Development, Infrastructure, Poverty and Inequality
July 2008, English
One of the longest standing debates in community economic development is between “place-based” and “people-based” approaches to combating poverty, housing affordability, chronic unemployment, and community decline. Should help go to distressed places or distressed people?
City and Regional Planning, Economic Development, Infrastructure, Poverty and Inequality
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