Private Cities: Implications for Urban Policy in Developing Countries
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| Sprache: | Englisch |
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2022
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| Links: | https://doi.org/10.1596/1813-9450-9936 |
| Abstract: | Institutional weaknesses limit the capacity of local governments to support efficient urbanization in developing countries. They also lead to the emergence of large developers with the clout to build entire cities. This paper analyzes the urbanization process when local governments are weak and large developers are powerful. Results from a non-cooperative game setting with minimal assumptions show that multiple equilibria can emerge depending on key institutional parameters of the model and the nature of the game, but all of them are inefficient. In this simple setting, increasing the capacity of the local government may not lead to better outcomes, because it may crowd out urban land development by the more effective private investor. Subsidizing the large investor can ensure efficiency, but it makes the rest of society worse off. Selling the rights to the city can be Pareto efficient, but only provided that the price at which the rights are sold are sufficiently high. However, more analytical and empirical work is needed before these analyses can be deemed relevant in practice. Competition among jurisdictions, time consistency challenges, and the social implications of private cities deserve special attention |
| Umfang: | 1 Online-Ressource (52 Seiten) |
| DOI: | 10.1596/1813-9450-9936 |
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| title | Private Cities Implications for Urban Policy in Developing Countries |
| title_auth | Private Cities Implications for Urban Policy in Developing Countries |
| title_exact_search | Private Cities Implications for Urban Policy in Developing Countries |
| title_full | Private Cities Implications for Urban Policy in Developing Countries Yue Li |
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| title_short | Private Cities |
| title_sort | private cities implications for urban policy in developing countries |
| title_sub | Implications for Urban Policy in Developing Countries |
| topic | Common Property Resource Development Communities and Human Settlements Cost Of Land Law and Economics Legal Products Legal Reform Local Government Capacity Local Public Good National Urban Development Policies and Strategies Policy Making Political Economy Approach Private Investor Private Sector Development Private Sector Economics Regional Urban Development Social Policy Technology University Press Urban Development Urban Economic Development Urban Economics Urban Land Urban Land Development |
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