Titlebook: Urban Land Economics; Jack Harvey Textbook 1996Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1996 efficiency.management.regional policy.Urba

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The Pricing of Land and Land Resourcesrded as being fixed in supply. Increasing such land by reclamation from the sea involves so much investment of capital that it is more appropriate to view it as an addition to capital goods rather than to land.

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Investment in Real Propertyny, or an interest in an existing (perhaps tenanted) office block; (b) expenditure on the creation of new fixed assets – for example, the construction of North Sea oil rigs, or the development of a new office block.

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The Development Processomic activity, methods of transport, techniques of production and distribution. On the supply side, existing buildings wear out or become less suitable to present uses, and the cost of constructing new buildings or adapting old buildings changes. Development is the response to such changes.

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Finance for Development is usually referred to as a ‘short-term’ or ‘bridging’ loan, and the latter as a ‘long-term’ or ‘funded’ loan. There are thus usually three main participants: (a) the borrower, that is, the developer (who may also be the long-term holder of the equity interest); (b) the provider of short-term finan

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Public-sector Development: Cost–benefit Analysisis subjective to the individual person it cannot be quantified in absolute terms. Thus only in the narrow Pareto sense – where at least one person is made better off without anyone being made worse off – can we assert that the reshuffling of resources will result in a definite welfare improvement.

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The Construction Industrytion’ covers the erection, repair and demolition of all types of buildings and civil engineering structures. Specialist subcontracting finishing trades, such as asphalting, electrical wiring, flooring, plastering, roofing and plumbing are included, as well as the hiring of contractors’ plant and sca

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Land Use and Land Valuess, offices and factories have on occasions to decide whether to expand and, if so, whether to move or redevelop the existing site. Moreover, in a dynamic economy, new firms come into being and have to choose where to locate. Similarly, households decide where to live, and if many people move in a pa

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