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Informality, Urban Poverty and Land Market Prices
Janeiro 2003, inglês
The excessively high price of serviced land in Latin America is one of several explanations for the extent and persistence of informal land markets. Contrary to popular beliefs, informality is expensive and therefore is not the best or even an advantageous alternative to combating poverty, but it is usually the only one available to the […]
Janeiro 2003, inglês
The excessively high price of serviced land in Latin America is one of several explanations for the extent and persistence of informal land markets. Contrary to popular beliefs, informality is expensive and therefore is not the best or even an advantageous alternative to combating poverty, but it is usually the only one available to the […]
Planners and Economists Debate Land Market Policy
Janeiro 2003, inglês
The land market allocates land and access to urban amenities, and it does so with impressive efficiency. Yet, economists and planners continue to debate the extent to which the market fails to achieve broader social goals, how far regulation can offset for that failure, and even whether regulation results in land market outcomes being even […]
Janeiro 2003, inglês
The land market allocates land and access to urban amenities, and it does so with impressive efficiency. Yet, economists and planners continue to debate the extent to which the market fails to achieve broader social goals, how far regulation can offset for that failure, and even whether regulation results in land market outcomes being even […]
Prospects for Land Value Taxation in Britain
Janeiro 2003, inglês
It is not surprising that proposals for land value taxation (LVT) should elicit strong reactions in public debate. Land, taxes and information are a combustible combination, but they are critical to our political system. Without land we cannot live; without taxes we cannot be governed; without information about land and taxes we are powerless to […]
Janeiro 2003, inglês
It is not surprising that proposals for land value taxation (LVT) should elicit strong reactions in public debate. Land, taxes and information are a combustible combination, but they are critical to our political system. Without land we cannot live; without taxes we cannot be governed; without information about land and taxes we are powerless to […]
Faculty Profile
William A. Fischel
Janeiro 2003, inglês
William Fischel is professor of economics and the Patricia F. and William B. Hale ’44 Professor in Arts and Sciences at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire. He was a member of the Hanover zoning board for 10 years, and has long served on the teaching and research faculty of the Lincoln Institute. He has […]
Janeiro 2003, inglês
William Fischel is professor of economics and the Patricia F. and William B. Hale ’44 Professor in Arts and Sciences at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire. He was a member of the Hanover zoning board for 10 years, and has long served on the teaching and research faculty of the Lincoln Institute. He has […]
Land Lines, January 2003
Janeiro 2003, inglês
Janeiro 2003, inglês
Property Taxation within the Southern African Development Community (SADC)
Current Status and Future Prospects of Land Value Taxation--Botswana, Lesotho, Namibia, South Africa and Swaziland
Janeiro 2003, inglês
Janeiro 2003, inglês
Effects of Property Tax Abatements on Tax Rates and Capital Costs
The Case of Monroe County, Indiana
Janeiro 2003, inglês
Janeiro 2003, inglês
European Spatial Planning
Dezembro 2002, inglês
Dezembro 2002, inglês
