Elements of an Ideal Urban Policy = Elements of an Ideal Urban Policy

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

This paper sretches a number of elements of an ideal urban policy. The features of an ideal fiscal system are discussed, and the potential need for modifications to that system to account for special features of the urban economy are noted. The discussion also considers a number of policies that affect the spatial sizes of cities, the size and composition of their populations, and their industrial mareups.

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