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Interjurisdictional Competition and Land Development: A Micro-Level Analysis
Jae Hong Kim
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Geoffrey J.D. Hewings
Geography and Geographic Information Science
Agricultural and Consumer Economics
Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies
Center for Global Studies
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Land Development
100%
Interjurisdictional Competition
100%
Micro-level Analysis
100%
Institutional Context
66%
Land Use Change
66%
Estimation Method
33%
Metropolitan Areas
33%
Level Analysis
33%
Conversion Rate
33%
US Midwest
33%
Quasi-maximum Likelihood Estimation
33%
Governance Structure
33%
Efficiency Gain
33%
Land Area
33%
Development Pattern
33%
Institutional Factors
33%
Sprawl
33%
Local Governance
33%
Welfare Efficiency
33%
Institutional Conditions
33%
Jurisdictional Boundaries
33%
Fiscal Efficiency
33%
Fragmented Governance
33%
Systematic Management
33%
Social Sciences
Quasi-Likelihood
25%