An economic history of zoning and a cure for its exclusionary effects¶
Fischel, W. A. (2004). An economic history of zoning and a cure for its exclusionary effects. Urban Studies, 41(2), 317-340.
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- Segmentation and Boundary Drawing
- Urban Planning: Continuous geography is segmented into zoning categories (residential, commercial, industrial); boundaries shape development rights and property values, an effect Fischel (2004) traces through the 20-century history of American zoning and its homeowner-driven exclusionary consequences.
This sourceTraces how 20th-century American zoning placed boundaries between residential, commercial, and industrial uses to protect homeowner property values, with exclusionary consequences.
- Urban Planning: Continuous geography is segmented into zoning categories (residential, commercial, industrial); boundaries shape development rights and property values, an effect Fischel (2004) traces through the 20-century history of American zoning and its homeowner-driven exclusionary consequences.
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