Titlebook: Economics, Planning and Housing; Michael Oxley Textbook 2004Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2004 Distributi

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Environmental Economics and Sustainable Development, future, but consider the national and global impacts of developments. With this line of thought we may be concerned with the materials that are used in the construction of dwellings and the disposal of waste as a byproduct of the building process. What contributions do these make to the depletion o

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Public Choice Theory, Planning and Housing, the ability of land-use planning to respond efficiently to market failure. Public choice theorists have argued that public-sector planners do not have the information to make choices that will compensate appropriately for market failures.

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Housing, Planning and Urban Renaissance,roportion of new housing development, was endorsed by the White Paper Our Towns and Cities: The Future: Delivering an Urban Renaissance (DETR, 2000a). In this chapter the meaning and implications of urban renaissance are reviewed. Three related issues are then be examined: promoting brownfield resid

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Policy Instruments in a Comparative Context,cted examples of varying approaches in order to demonstrate the varieties of policy instruments and contexts. The analysis will show that the operation of markets in housing and land and the nature of public policy are influenced significantly by political and institutional contexts, and that ideas

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-2520-2mphasize that individual decision-making and competitive markets cannot be relied on to promote an efficient allocation of resources. In general terms the concept of market failure challenges the concept of market success that suggests that competitive markets result in welfare optimization. It does