THE AVAILABILITY OF LAND FOR INNER CITY DEVELOPMENT: A CASE STUDY OF INNER MANCHESTER

ADAMS, C.D.;BAUM, A.E.;MACGREGOR, B.D.

URBAN STUDIES, n.º 1/1988, pág. 62

I. INTRODUCTION. II. THE RESEARCH IN INNER MANCHESTER. III. OWNERSHIP CONSTRAINTS. IV. PLANNING CONSTRAINTS. V. PHYSICAL CONSTRAITS. VI. PRICE CONSTRAITS. VII. CONCLUSIONS.

THE DECLINING GUESTWORKER POPULATION IN WEST GERMAN CITIES: THE CASE OF NUREMBERG

JONES, PHILIP N.

URBAN STUDIES, n.º 4/1990, pág. 571

1. Introduction. 2. National Trends. 3. Nuremberg:ìTrends in the Foreingn Population, 1980-85. 4. GeographicalìChanges in the Foreingn Population. 5. Population Trends inìInner Nuremberg. 6. Conclusion.

THE DIFFERENTIAL INCIDENCE OF A LAND TAX.

PASHA, HAFIZ A.

URBAN STUDIES, n.º 4/1990, pág. 591

1. Introduction. 2. The Model. 3. GeneralìEquilibrium Effects o a Land Tax. 4. Differential Incidence.

THE DIFFERENTIAL INCIDENCE OF A LAND TAX.

URBAN STUDIES, n.º 4/1990, pág. 591

1. Introduction. 2. The Model. 3. GeneralìEquilibrium Effects of a Land Tax. 4. DifferentialìIncidence.

THE DISTRIBUTION OF SCHOOL-LEAVER UNEMPLOYMENT WITHIN SCOTTISH CITIES

GARNER, CATHERINE;MAIN, BRIAN G.M.;RAFFE, DAVID

URBAN STUDIES, n.º 2/1988, pág. 133

I. INTRODUCTION. II. DATA AND METHODOLOGY. III. RESULTS. IV. CONCLUSION.

THE ECONOMIC FUTURE OF THE RANDSTAD, HOLLAND

JOBSE, REIN;NEEDHAM, BARRIE

URBAN STUDIES, n.º 4/1988, pág. 282

I. INTRODUCTION. II. NATIONAL POLICY FOR THE RANDSTAD IN THE RECENT PAST. III. CHANGES IN THE PRODUCTION STRUCTURE. IV. CHANGES IN THE LABOUR MARKET. V. THE ECONOMIC POTENTIAL OF THE RANDSTAD. VI. CONCLUSIONS.

THE HOUSING MARKET, HOUSING FINANCE AND HOUSING POLICY IN WEST GERMANY: PROSPECTS FOR THE 1990S.

TOMANN, HORST

URBAN STUDIES, n.º 6/1990, pág. 919

1. Introduction. 2. Housing Policy in Retrospect. 3. The Housing Market. 4. Private Expenditure. 5. HousingìFinance. 6. Public Expenditure. 7. Major Subsidy Systems. 8.ìGovernment Objectives for Change.

THE IMPACT OF FACTORY DEVELOPMENT ON 'GROWTH TOWN' EMPLOYMENT IN MID-WALES: A COMMENT

WILLIS, K.G.

URBAN STUDIES, n.º 6/1988, pág. 527

THE IMPACT OF SPATIAL-TEMPORAL INTERACTIONS ON INDUSTRIAL LAND VALUES.

KOWALSKI, JOSEPH G.;PARASKEVOPOULOS,CHRISTOS C.

URBAN STUDIES, n.º 4/1991, pág. 577

1. Introduction. 2. The Model. 3. SubmarketìLocation and Data. 4. Estimation and Analysis of Results. 5.ìImplications.

THE INFLUENCE OF LOCATION UPON PROFITABILITY AND EMPLOYMENT CHANGE IN SMALL COMPANIES

COOMBES, M.G.;STOREY, D.J.

URBAN STUDIES, n.º 5/1991, pág. 723

1. From Agglomeration Economies to "Urban-RuralìShift". 2. Analytical Framework. 3. Empirical Analysis. 4.ìConclusions and Implications.

THE INFLUENCE OF LOCATION UPON PROFITABILITY AND EMPLOYMENT CHANGE IN SMALL COMPANIES

COOMBES, M.G.;STOREY, D.J.

URBAN STUDIES, n.º 5/1991, pág. 723

1. From Agglomeration Economies to "Urban-RuralìShift". 2. Analytical Framework. 3. Empirical Analysis. 4.ìConclusions and Implications.

THE INFLUENCE OF REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT INCENTIVES AND INFRASTRUCTURE ON THE LOCATION OF SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZED COMPANIES IN EUROPE

MOORE, BARRY;TYLER, PETER;ELLIOTT, DAN

URBAN STUDIES, n.º 6/1991, pág. 1001

1. Introduction. 2. The Research Approach. 3. KeyìFindings. 4. Relevance to Future Policy Formulation.

THE LOCATION DECISION AND EMPLOYMENT SUBURBANIZATION

ALPEROVICH, GERSHON;ELIAKIM, KATZ

URBAN STUDIES, n.º 3/1988, pág. 243

I. INTRODUCTION. II. THE LOCATION DECISION AND EMPLOYMENT GROWTH. III. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS.

THE MOVEMENT OF MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY IN GREAT BRITIAN: AN INTER-COUNTY ANALYSIS, 1.972-1.981

TAYLOR, JIM;TWOMEY, JIM

URBAN STUDIES, n.º 3/1988, pág. 228

I. THE RECORD OF INDUSTRIAL MOVEMENT. II. THE INTER-REGIONAL AND INTER-COUNTY MOVEMENT OF INDUSTRY IN GB, 1.972-81. III. A MODEL OF INDUSTRIAL MOVEMENT. IV. ESTIMATION OF THE MODEL. V. RESULTS. VI. CONCLUSION.

THE NATURE OF CANADIAN CONDOMINIUM SUBMARKETS AND THEIR EFFECT ON THE EVOLVING URBAN SPATIAL STRUCTURE

SKABURSKIS, ANDREJS

URBAN STUDIES, n.º 2/1988, pág. 109

I. INTRODUCTION. II. THE DATA. III. METHOD. IV. MARKET CHARACTERISTICS. V. SPATIAL IMPLICATIONS.

THE PRICE OF LAND FOR HOUSING IN JAKARTA

DOWALL, DAVID E.;LEAF, MICHAEL

URBAN STUDIES, n.º 5/1991, pág. 707

1. Introduction. 2. Survey Methods. 3. AnalysisìMethods. 4. Spatial Patterns of Land Prices in Jakarta. 5.ìHow Infrastructure Shapes Land Prices. 6. How Tenure ShapesìLand Prices. 7. Hedonic Price Models. 8. Recent Land PriceìTrends. 9. Conclusions and Policy Implications.

THE STATE OF THE MATURE INDUSTRIAL REGIONS IN WESTERN EUROPE AND NORTH AMERICA

SINGH, VIJAI P.;BORUTZKY, SILVIA

URBAN STUDIES, n.º 3/1988, pág. 212

I. INTRODUCTION. II. REGIONAL STRUCTURAL CHANGE: THE EUROPEAN EXPERIENCE. III. REGIONAL STRUCTURAL CHANGE: THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE. IV. MANUFACTURING AND NON-MANUFACTURING SECTORS. V. INTER-REGIONAL TRENDS: MANUFACTURING, NON-MANUFACTURING AND POPULATION. VI. POLICIES. VII. DISCUSSION.

THE TAX TREATMENT OF HOUSING: ECONOMIC ISSUES AND REFORM MEASURES.

WOOD, GAVIN A.

URBAN STUDIES, n.º 6/1990, pág. 809

1. Introduction. 2. The Relevance of the TaxìExpenditure Concept. 3. Housing Tax Expenditure Issues. 4.ìThe Case for Housing Tax Expenditures. 5. Tenure-neutral TaxìReforms. 5. Recent Policy Reform Measures in OECD Countries.ì6. Conclusions.

THE WAGE EFFECTS OF RESIDENTIAL LOCATION AND COMMUTING CONSTRAINTS ON EMPLOYED MARRIED WOMEN.

MADDEN, JANICE F.;CHEN CHIU, LEE-IN

URBAN STUDIES, n.º 3/1990, pág. 353

1. Introduction. 2. Data. 3. Intrametropolitan WageìVariability by Gender. 4. Wage Effects of ResidentialìLocation and Commuting Constraints. a) The Basic Model. b)ìThe Results 5. Sumary.

TOWARDS AN OPTIONAL PUBLIC HOUSING

SANG HO, LOK

URBAN STUDIES, n.º 3/1988, pág. 204

I. HOUSING ALLOWANCE. II. CONDITIONAL BIDDING. III. RENTING OR OUTRIGHT PURCHASE? IV. CONCLUSIONS.

TRENDS IN HOUSING MARKETS AND FINANCE AND SUBSIDY SYSTEMS IN THE 1980S: THE CASE OF GREECE.

EMMANUEL, DIMITRIS

URBAN STUDIES, n.º 6/1990, pág. 931

1. Introduction. 2.The condition of the HousingìMarket in the 1980s and the Pattern of Housing Policies. 3.ìPolicy Trends and Changes in the Finance and SubsidiesìSystem. 4. A Note on Sources.

UNRAVELLING THE RESIDENTIAL RENT-VALUE PUZZLE: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION

PHILLIPS, ROBYN A.

URBAN STUDIES, n.º 6/1988, pág. 487

I. HOW RESIDENTIAL VALUES CAN RISE WHILE RENTS FALL AND OTHER APPARANT ANOMALIES. II. HYPOTHESES FROM THE LITERATURE. III. EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS. IV. INTERPRETATION AND CONCLUSION.

UPGRADING IN CHAWAMA, LUSAKA: DISPLACEMENT OR DIFFERENTIATION

RAKODI, CAROLE

URBAN STUDIES, n.º 4/1988, pág. 297

I. THE LUSAKA SITES AND SERVICES AND SQUATTER UPGRADING PROJECT. II. CHAWAMA: EARLY DEVELOPMENT AND UPGRADING. III. THE IMPACT OF UPGRADING ON THE POPULATION OF CHAWAMA. IV. HOUSING. V. AFFORDABILITY. VI. CONCLUSION.

URBAN GROWTH AND PRODUCTIVITY: THE CASE OF GREECE

LOURI, HELEN

URBAN STUDIES, n.º 5/1988, pág. 433

I. INTRODUCTION. II. WHY URBANISATION ECONOMIES. III. THE PRODUCTION FUNCTION. IV. DATA. V. RESULTS. VI. CONCLUSIONS.

URBAN POLICY AND RETAILING TRENDS IN SINGAPORE

OOI, G.L.

URBAN STUDIES, n.º 4/1991, pág. 585

1. Introduction. 2. Urban Redevelopment. 3. PublicìHousing Development. 4. The Impact of the SpatialìRedistribution of Retailing. 5. Shopping Centres in theìCentral Area. 6. Outside the Central Area: Regional ShoppingìCentres and Retail Facilities in Public Housing Estates. 7.ìMajor Retailing Trends. 8. Conclusion.