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This book discusses sustainable housing issues in urban areas
throughout the Global South, revealing their complexity in terms of
urban dynamics, housing markets and human interactions with the
environment. Its main focus is on the location of graves within
private residences, cemeteries in the immediate vicinity of private
residences, and the implications of these factors for renters'
choices and rents. The book addresses the economics of land use for
graves in connection with housing choices and the implications for
the rented sector of the property market. By means of several
model-based simulations, it demonstrates that the neoclassical
economics remedy to the negative externality of graves in or near
private residences remains generally unacceptable. Providing
readers with a clear understanding of tenants' priorities in their
choice of housing, as well as a new approach to the negative
externality of graves in the rented sector, the book will be of
interest to policymakers, urban planners, investors in residential
housing and land economists alike.
This book discusses sustainable housing issues in urban areas
throughout the Global South, revealing their complexity in terms of
urban dynamics, housing markets and human interactions with the
environment. Its main focus is on the location of graves within
private residences, cemeteries in the immediate vicinity of private
residences, and the implications of these factors for renters'
choices and rents. The book addresses the economics of land use for
graves in connection with housing choices and the implications for
the rented sector of the property market. By means of several
model-based simulations, it demonstrates that the neoclassical
economics remedy to the negative externality of graves in or near
private residences remains generally unacceptable. Providing
readers with a clear understanding of tenants' priorities in their
choice of housing, as well as a new approach to the negative
externality of graves in the rented sector, the book will be of
interest to policymakers, urban planners, investors in residential
housing and land economists alike.
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