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The View from Colombia’s Private Sector
July 2003, English
Between 1970 and 1989, 17 progressive urban reform projects were submitted to the Colombian Congress, but all failed due to opposition from the conservative party supported by the influential private sector including the construction industry and real estate developers. In 1989, after three years of parliamentary debates, Law 9a (for urban reform) was approved, despite […]
July 2003, English
Between 1970 and 1989, 17 progressive urban reform projects were submitted to the Colombian Congress, but all failed due to opposition from the conservative party supported by the influential private sector including the construction industry and real estate developers. In 1989, after three years of parliamentary debates, Law 9a (for urban reform) was approved, despite […]
Faculty Profile
Dick Netzer
July 2003, English
Municipalities across the United States face social problems caused by high land prices and a shortage of affordable housing. Dick Netzer, professor emeritus of economics and public administration at the Wagner Graduate School of Public Service at New York University, discusses the role that land taxation might play in addressing these issues. Netzer is a […]
July 2003, English
Municipalities across the United States face social problems caused by high land prices and a shortage of affordable housing. Dick Netzer, professor emeritus of economics and public administration at the Wagner Graduate School of Public Service at New York University, discusses the role that land taxation might play in addressing these issues. Netzer is a […]
Land Lines, July 2003
July 2003, English
July 2003, English
Can Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Reverse Urban Decline?
June 2003, English
June 2003, English
June 2003, English
Assessing Land Encumbered by Conservation Restrictions
May 2003, English
May 2003, English
April 2003, English
April 2003, English
