A microeconomic model of individual decision-making that illustrates how growth controls might arise is developed. The emergence of growth controls is analyzed under a variety of assumptions about the local-governmental environment, including congestion effects, different cost conditions and pricing schemes for public services, and property-tax limitations. Some welfare consequences of growth controls are also presented. I
This paper presents an empirical study of the effects of urban growth controls on the intercity comm...
Public regulations can increase economic growth by correcting market faults and decrease growth by c...
ABSTRACT: Growth control regulations are pervasive in local jurisdictions throughout the United Stat...
There exists numerous papers dealing with the economic conse-quences of fiscal competition among reg...
This paper helps to fill a gap in the public economics literature by providing empirical evidence on...
In this article, the economic impact of local growth management policy is examined based upon a mark...
63 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2005.This dissertation studies the ...
JEL Classification R52, C31, D7, H7International audienceOur article analyzes the determinants of lo...
California Cities have the freedom to adopt and implement growth restricting policies with limited c...
The present study characterizes the congestion effect of spatially designated growth controls, such ...
e nine in thi's publication are based on=on = the assumption that co *unities must develop a fr...
This study introduces space, transportation, and money into an economic growth model. Growth theory ...
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Economics. Thesis. 1974. Ph.D.MICROFICHE COPY ALSO A...
The first part develops governmental mainstream economic growth modelling, whose novelty is includin...
Instead of using the absentee-landowner assumption which prevails in the literature, this study deve...
This paper presents an empirical study of the effects of urban growth controls on the intercity comm...
Public regulations can increase economic growth by correcting market faults and decrease growth by c...
ABSTRACT: Growth control regulations are pervasive in local jurisdictions throughout the United Stat...
There exists numerous papers dealing with the economic conse-quences of fiscal competition among reg...
This paper helps to fill a gap in the public economics literature by providing empirical evidence on...
In this article, the economic impact of local growth management policy is examined based upon a mark...
63 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2005.This dissertation studies the ...
JEL Classification R52, C31, D7, H7International audienceOur article analyzes the determinants of lo...
California Cities have the freedom to adopt and implement growth restricting policies with limited c...
The present study characterizes the congestion effect of spatially designated growth controls, such ...
e nine in thi's publication are based on=on = the assumption that co *unities must develop a fr...
This study introduces space, transportation, and money into an economic growth model. Growth theory ...
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Economics. Thesis. 1974. Ph.D.MICROFICHE COPY ALSO A...
The first part develops governmental mainstream economic growth modelling, whose novelty is includin...
Instead of using the absentee-landowner assumption which prevails in the literature, this study deve...
This paper presents an empirical study of the effects of urban growth controls on the intercity comm...
Public regulations can increase economic growth by correcting market faults and decrease growth by c...
ABSTRACT: Growth control regulations are pervasive in local jurisdictions throughout the United Stat...