… What we do know is that urban areas mix into relatively small … ; the dollars do not seem to
go around and the decisions are … This issue on urban finance is sponsored by HUD's office of …

… At that point, Eric, Jeffrey, and Brian began research together on this book, examining how
the drive for dollars altered early plans for urban freeways and profoundly shaped American …

… urban land values in much more complex settings. The notion that it is often optimal to delay
irreversible investment decisions … by x dollars and p, decreases by XSh /SI dollars, the state …

… new and broadened recognition by businesses of the need for them to be more involved,
and with the new capability of participating in regional dialogue, local initiative and decision …

… In doing so, Chicago not only attracted billions of dollars in … In this article, I focus on the
financialization of urban … of critical collective consumption decisions. Local governments have …

… of economic resources must be considered in determining the most appropriate means of
achieving wage equity within personnel systems and the institutional arenas where decisions …

… I propose a new way for thinking about the decisions that cities make to improve the quality
of life for their citizens. I argue that cities differ in the amount of civic capital they possess. …

… tract populations and dollar stores in each region of the United States for urban, small towns…
operating costs that might impact a dollar store’s decision of opening a store. Ceteris paribus…

… attention to state school finance reform since this 1971 Serrano decision, cities, by a',1u large.
… of- urban education are dealt with fairly and justly in future state schoOl finance reforms. …

… Today the thoroughfares of our urban world are crowded with metal monsters traveling at
death dealing speeds, electric wires are overhead, gas is piped underfoot, and the "sand lots" …