Urban Planning in Rich and Poor CountriesIntroductory textbook on urban planning around the world and the urban policies of developing countries and developed countries - covers ideology, philosophy, techniques and experience, in relation to the problems of urban sociology. Bibliography pp. 214 to 217. |
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Page 53
... capital ought to get proper attention . Domestic capital ( in the physical meaning of capital ) allows labour to be productive just as commercial capital does , and its ownership can be as exploitive as the ownership of commercial capital ...
... capital ought to get proper attention . Domestic capital ( in the physical meaning of capital ) allows labour to be productive just as commercial capital does , and its ownership can be as exploitive as the ownership of commercial capital ...
Page 57
... capital they did not own , just as tenants do . But there is a stronger objection to any heavier taxation of housing ... capital - chiefly land and buildings . But government makes people pay out of taxed income for the use of that ...
... capital they did not own , just as tenants do . But there is a stronger objection to any heavier taxation of housing ... capital - chiefly land and buildings . But government makes people pay out of taxed income for the use of that ...
Page 104
... capital they can and invest it as fruitfully as possible . But western tests of fruitfulness , which often neglect effects on employment and on domes- tic and informal productivity , may not be appropriate . Some kinds of capital ...
... capital they can and invest it as fruitfully as possible . But western tests of fruitfulness , which often neglect effects on employment and on domes- tic and informal productivity , may not be appropriate . Some kinds of capital ...
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Cities as communities | 19 |
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