PRIVATE BENEFITS AND PUBLIC COSTS: POLICIES TO ADDRESS SUBURBAN SPRAWL

WIEWEL, WIN;PERSKY, JOSEPH;SENDZIK, MARK

POLICY STUDIES JOURNAL, n.º 1/1999, pág. 96

1. Policies that constrain deconcentration orbetter allocate costs. a) Congestion pricing. b) Impactfees. c) Growth management. 2. Policies that redistributethe benefits of growth. a) Reverse commuting. b) Affordablesuburban housing. c) Tax-base sharing. d) Special serviceand taxing dictricts. 3. Policies that enhance efficiency.a) Attracting growth back to older areas. b) Regionalgovernance. 4. Conclusions.