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Subcentersers in the Los Angeles region using 1980 Census journey-to-work data. They attempt to answer the question of why the composition of LA is so different relative to other major US cities, such as New York and Chicago, and whether there are measurable economic rationales for this economic makeup. The p

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Land Use Regulationthan the Capitol—these types of restrictions show their effect on both current homebuyers and the general public every day. Keith Ihlanfeldt’s paper, “The Effect of Land Use Regulation on Housing and Land Prices,” was published in 2007 in the . to investigate the effects of land use restrictions on

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Regulation and Housing Prices in Manhattanfits of agglomeration. However, throughout the 1990s, housing prices in Manhattan soared to the point where prices were more than twice their supply costs. Historically, growth in the housing supply used to keep prices down, but this has not been the case in recent decades. For example, in 1960 alon

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Homeless in Californiarices and income inequality. Thus, the article tests the alternate hypothesis that variations in homelessness arise from changed circumstances in the housing market and in the income distribution rather than from changes in society.