โ Scribed by Graham Hallett (auth.)
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Front Matter....Pages i-xv
Front Matter....Pages 1-1
Two Cheers for Economics....Pages 3-10
Urban Problems and Economic Theory....Pages 11-35
The Property Market....Pages 36-66
Redevelopment and Modernisation....Pages 67-82
Booms, Slumps and Trends....Pages 83-96
Urban Spatial Structure....Pages 97-124
Marxist Land Economics....Pages 125-146
Front Matter....Pages 150-150
Town Planning....Pages 152-174
Windfalls and Wipeouts....Pages 175-193
Problems of the Inner City....Pages 194-222
Urban Renewal....Pages 223-241
Public Land Acquisition....Pages 242-262
Concluding Thoughts....Pages 263-269
Back Matter....Pages 263-274
Social Choice/Welfare Economics/Public Choice
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