Titlebook: Urban Land Economics and Public Policy; Paul N. Balchin,Jeffrey L. Kieve,Gregory H. Bull Book 1988Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limi

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The Market and the Location of Urban Land Uses,us advantages and disadvantages, the location of any activity is determined either by the desire to maximise (or realise satisfactory) profits in respect of business users of land or to maximise (or obtain acceptable) utility in the case of residential and other non-business users. The urban land us

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Economics of Development and Investment Appraisal,evelopment may be a lengthy process from the original conception to change the existing use, to survey, design, estimates, preliminary discussion with various public bodies, land acquisitions, to the formal application for planning consent. Constant appraisal of the cost implications of the scheme a

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Welfare Economics, Land and the Environment,bring about a more efficient allocation of resources: control of urban traffic flows, subsidies to public transport, planning controls and limits on permitted housing densities — to name but a few. In addition, public sector infrastructure projects (such as roads, bridges, airports) will generally a

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Urban Congestion, Decay and Renewal,tries with high population densities. In the United Kingdom, for example, the population increased from 27.4 million in 1870 to 56.3 million in 1986 and with an area of 22.7 million hectares the overall density of about 1 person per 0.4 hectare is one of the highest in the world. For reasons of econ

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The Construction Industry in the United Kingdom,n, alteration or repair of durable buildings and capital goods involving the use of land combined with other scarce resources — a combination found in other industries, but construction has certain unique characteristics deriving largely from the physical nature of the construction product and its d

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Economics of Development and Investment Appraisal, various public bodies, land acquisitions, to the formal application for planning consent. Constant appraisal of the cost implications of the scheme and financial arrangements are necessary until successful completion.

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Housing,ern of flows complicated by contractual obligations, ownership, property rights and Government intervention: from privately rented either to owner-occupation or to the public sector; and from local authority housing to owner-occupation.