This research investigation falls in the very few studies that seek the association between
city development and sustainable urban planning. This study emphasized to examine and …

There is a substantial literature that examines trade-offs between money and health risks.
This literature has shown that estimates of marginal willingness-to-pay (MWTP) for changes …

Abstract In England and Wales planning regulations require local governments to treat
waste near its source. This policy principle alongside regional self-sufficiency and the …

Prior research has provided little evidence that subsidized housing investments generate
significant external benefits to their neighborhoods. This paper revisits the external effects of …

Undesirable land uses are expected to impose health or amenity risks on surrounding
communities. These risks are expected to be translated economically into negative effects …

The decision to site energy facilities occurs largely at the local level, requiring community
support for permitting and construction. Biomass and waste incineration have been broadly …

The absolute location of each real estate parcel in an urban housing market has a unique
location‐value signature. Accessibility indices, distant gradients and locational dummies …

Many researchers have addressed concerns of omitted variable bias in hedonic price
models through the use of spatial fixed effects. We argue that this approach does not …

This paper examines the variation in the rates of price appreciation within an individual
metropolitan market. A methodology is developed to examine the locational variation in …

The current ranking system for Superfund sites considers only the costs of physically
cleaning the site, ignoring the social benefits obtained by cleaning. This study estimates the …