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  1. Taxes on Buildings and Land in a Dynamic Model of Real Estate Markets

    Documentos de trabajo
    Diciembre 2002
    Alex Anas

    Henry George’s single tax on land is an elusive concept to implement, because land is occupied by a variety of buildings or is undeveloped. Land value is undefined since the value of the land...

  2. Preparing to Pilot Land Value Taxation in Britain

    Documentos de trabajo
    Enero 2002
    Anthony Vickers

    This was the second year of a three-year research project to help prepare Great Britain for the start of an implementation of land value taxation (LVT). The first year’s report (WP00AV1)...

  3. An Empirical Evaluation of Alternative Land Valuation Models

    Documentos de trabajo
    Enero 2002
    Robert J. Gloudemans, Sheldon Handel, and Michael Warwa

    Because of the variety of market participants, differing motivations and financing methods, and relatively thin markets in built-up areas, vacant land valuation has always been one of the more...

  4. An Empirical Analysis of the Incidence of Location on Land and Building Values

    Documentos de trabajo
    Mayo 2002
    Robert J. Gloudemans

    Although it is universally acknowledged that property values are first and foremost a function of location, the extent to which location affects land versus building values has not been empirically...

  5. Land Lines, January 2002

    Revista Land Lines
    Enero 2002
    Edited by Ann LeRoyer

    This issue explores land use planning and growth management strategies of the American West; recommendations for effective property tax systems in Latin America; and Latin America’s...

  6. Faculty Profile

    Thomas J. Nechyba
    Revista Land Lines
    Enero 2002

    Thomas J. Nechyba is professor of economics at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, where he also serves as director of undergraduate studies for the Department of Economics. In addition, he is...

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