LEC 2201 Land Economics II
Rationale/Course Description
This course considers a further in-depth understanding of location of regional economies; theories of urban growth; regional growth and the distribution of economic activities over these regions; industrial location and theories; and regional economic problems. It also includes detailed understanding of land value taxation; housing market analysis, externalities in urban areas and possible government interventions in the property markets.
Objectives
- Appreciate the theoretical basis for urban growth
- Understand the theoretical basis for location of other urban land uses especially industrial land uses
- Understand the role of land economists in urban planning, housing and urban development
- Appreciate the significance of good land value taxation system and its necessity in the land administration and management
- Appreciate the costs and externalities of an inefficient urban land development system
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LEC 2201 Land Economics II | DOC | PS |