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Urban and Regional Economics

Urban and Regional Economics. Part II: The Structure of Urban Areas. Location Theory. Firms and households can be thought of as optimizers. Households make decisions to maximize their own utility. Firms make decisions to maximize profits, or minimize costs.

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Chapter 5:

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Chapter 5:

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LAND USE in the MONOCENTRIC CITY

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Chapter 6

Chapter 6. Urban Land Rent. Purpose. We study how land is allocated among the different possible uses. We explore the market forces that determine land use pattern. Land Uses. Competing land uses: Agriculture residential Manufacturing Office

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Chapter 6

Chapter 6. Urban Land Rent. Purpose. We study how land is allocated among the different possible uses. We explore the market forces that determine land use pattern. Land Uses. Competing land uses: Agriculture residential Manufacturing Office

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Basic Urban Economics

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Urban Models Of Development

Urban Models Of Development. Unit 1: Module 1. What is a model?. A model is a concept that is used to help us understand real world systems. They may be applicable to some places only and not the entire world. They come in different shapes, sizes and styles

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Types of Agriculture

Types of Agriculture. Local Issues, Global Trends. Subsistence Agriculture. Product of land is consumed locally Only enough food grown to survive Two types Sedentary (in one place) Shifting cultivation Often damaging to environment Slash and burn. Cash Crops.

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Chapter 6 Urban Land Rent

Chapter 6 Urban Land Rent. Introduction to Land Rent. Market value: amount paid to take ownership Land rent: periodic payment from user to owner. Introduction to Land Rent. WTP for hectare of land = Total revenue - non-land costs Bid rent per hectare = WTP divided by lot size.

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Chapter 4 Urban Land Values, Transportation Costs Impact and the Urban Form

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Bid-rent Model

Bid-rent Model. A simple theory to explain urban structure. Introduction-- rent mechanism. The rent derived from certain land use will decrease as well as the land uses will vary with increasing distance from city centre. i.e. distant-decay function

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