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costs and benefits providing open space cities pdf
... on open space within these borders (see, for instance, rietveld and wagtendonk, 2004). an investigation into the value attached by dutch citizens to residential space and open space within cities ... house prices and more pressure on open space within these borders. an investigation into the value attached by dutch citizens to residential space and open space within cities seems therefore appropriate. ...
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Microsoft Word - discussion146.doc
... good (z), residential space (s) and number of visits to the amenity (a), to maximize the utility u z, s, a given their budget constraint. the composite good (z) and residential space (s) are ... . besides transport costs the households have to pay for the residential space s they use. at any location households take the residential rent denoted by 6 in a monocentric city this implies that ...
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bijlage_jaarrapportage2008.pdf
... juni 2008, dublin. leuvensteijn, m. van, the importance of income and housing wealth shocks for residential mobility evidence from prepayment risk premiums, 11 april 2008, zurich. leuvensteijn, m. van, the impact ... discussion papers straaten, j.w. van der, 2008, the costs and benefits of providing open space in cities, cpb discussion paper 98. cpb memoranda eijgenraam, c.j.j., 2008, toetsnorm voor ...
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Hoofdstuk 5: De consumptiestad
... of providing open space in cities, cpb discussion paper, no. 98, den haag. friso de vor en henri l.f. de groot, 2009, the impact of industrial sites on residential property values ...
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Discussion paper
... out of town urban sprawl and access to open space abstract residential development at the urban fringe raises the cost of trips to open space. we derive a simple expression for the tax ... application suggests that open space preservation warrants controls on urban growth that are rather moderate in degree. references anderson, s.t. and s.e. west (2006) open space, residential property values, and ...
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Cross-Country Sectoral Energy Productivity Performance: The EU KLEMS Database
... of engineering or physical indicators like metric tonnes, kilometers or square meters of floor space or in terms of economic indicators such as value added or gross output. examples ... using a 15-sector decomposition analysis (including energy, agriculture, 10 manufacturing sectors, transport, tertiary and residential) mendiluce et al. (2010) conclude that strong transport growth is the key driver of ...
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... site into a residential area in an urban general equilibrium framework, focussing on the removal of a local nuisance, the exploitation of agglomeration economies and preservation of open space at the urban ... as open space 5 m2 production w annual wage 26,000 scale elasticity 0.02 k constant in production function 20744.9 note information on the number of households and residential land ...
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improving energy efficiency building pdf
... policy measures undertaken by these countries to promote energy conservation in the residential sector. in order to estimate the impacts of different policy instruments, such ... residential sector12, which covers space heating and cooling, lighting control systems other than solar technology, new insulation and building materials, low energy 12 iea classification i.1 energy efficiency - residential ...
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housing-supply-netherlands.pdf
... government. the supply of residential land at desirable locations has been limited consistently over the past decades through spatial planning, in order to protect open space. before the early 1990s ... residential production targets. on the other hand, it has always put a strong emphasis on the preservation of landscape heritage and open space. for example, from the sixties onwards, residential ...
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Microsoft Word - New evidence of the effect of transac.doc
... households that live in residences of low value tend to move to more expensive residences space (vertical mobility); households that live in residences of average value tend to move to residences ... , our estimates imply that the marginal effects of transaction costs are higher for voluntary residential mobility than for residential mobility in general. table 5.4 the effect of a one percent-point ...
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