Do Land Use Regulations Stifle Residential Development? Evidence from California Cities
@article{Jackson2016DoLU, title={Do Land Use Regulations Stifle Residential Development? Evidence from California Cities}, author={Kristoffer (Kip) Jackson}, journal={Journal of Urban Economics}, year={2016}, volume={91}, pages={45-56} }
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