Land Value Determinants: Newcastle, New South Wales

Daly, Matthew

doi:10.1111/j.1467-8470.1967.tb00748.x

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“…By 1960, the most important variables were (in order) non-whites as a proportion of total population, distance from Lake Michigan, and distance from the CBD; but explanation had fallen to 18 per cent. Daly (1967) analysed current land values in a much smaller city-Newcastle, N.S.W. (which has a population of about 0-2 million).…”

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Impact of Uncertainty on Location

Cohen¹,

Webber²

1973

Geographical Review

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U ntil now, the effects of uncertainty on location patterns have remained largely unexplored. Theories about the way in w hich firm s make decisions to locate have long been restricted by the assum ption that those firm s know all the relevant facts when the decisions are made. This book is an attem pt to generalise location theory to take account of the fa ct that firm s are uncertain when they make their decisions.Among the topics discussed are the location of duopolists, the patterns of tow ns, the production decisions o f firm s, and the im pact of the diffusion of innovations on location. The emphasis is theoretical rather than em pirical. The book contains a collection of largely independent models w hich need now to be more fu lly tested and combined into a mathem atical theory.This is an extrem ely im portant book for geographers and regional scientists. It should become a standard w ork for all advanced university courses in location theory.

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Section: City Land Use Modelsmentioning

confidence: 99%