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Urbanization and Property Rights

Since the industrial revolution, the economic development of Western Europe and North America was characterized by continuous urbanization accompanied by a gradual phasing-in of urban land property rights over time. Today, however, the evidence in...

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Main Authors: Cai, Yongyang, Selod, Harris, Steinbuks, Jevgenijs
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2015
Subjects:
STATE LAW
INSTITUTIONAL REFORMS
EMPLOYMENT
INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE
CITY SIZE
SQUATTERS
LAND TRANSACTIONS
LAND MARKET
LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS
PROPERTY RIGHT
LOCAL AUTHORITIES
URBANIZATION
WAGES
URBAN GROWTH
EXHIBITS
PARTICIPATION
INCOME
INTEREST
UTILITIES
VALUE
LAWS
BANK
URBAN CONGESTION
INDUSTRY
CREDIT
MACROECONOMICS
INSTITUTIONAL QUALITY
LARGE CITIES
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS
STRATEGIES
REPORTS
POLITICAL ECONOMY
HOUSING
HOUSEHOLD
CAPITALIZATION
LAND PROPERTY
PROPERTY
URBAN LAND
PRICING
HABITAT
TRANSACTION COSTS
RURAL URBAN MIGRATION
CITIES
URBAN POOR
LAND TENURE
URBAN DEVELOPMENT
ECONOMICS
LAND PRICES
LAND TITLE
GOVERNANCE
POVERTY REDUCTION
TAXATION
SLUMS
SETTLEMENTS
PRESENT VALUE
PUBLIC POLICY
LAND
STATES
LAND TITLING
INCOME ELASTICITY
RISK
URBAN ECONOMY
TRANSPORT
RURAL AREAS
FIXED COSTS
PRODUCTIVITY
EXTERNALITIES
MIGRATION
BUILDING
CRITERIA
MARKETS
LEGISLATION
FEES
INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK
LABOR
GOVERNMENTS
URBAN POPULATION
LAND VALUE
LAND MANAGEMENT
REAL ESTATE
FINANCE
ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
PUBLIC
LAND USE
LAND ADMINISTRATION
LAND GRABBERS
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/11/25260752/urbanization-property-rights
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23450

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