Public land leases, reforms and (in)stability of municipal revenues in Poland – The case of Poznan city

Trojanek, Radoslaw; Gluszak, Michal; Trojanek, Maria

doi:10.1016/j.cities.2024.104877

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2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.cities.2024.104877

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Public land leases, reforms and (in)stability of municipal revenues in Poland – The case of Poznan city

Radoslaw Trojanek,

Michal Gluszak,

Maria Trojanek

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An indication of the success of a country's economic development is important to the attention of various parties. The potential gap in economic growth inequality between regions often occurs, sometimes in line with and sometimes not along with improvements in human development and other financial aspects. The purpose of our research is to identify the effect of Regional Original Revenue (PAD) and Human Development Index (HDI) on economic growth (GRDP). The data used in this study are secondary. The use of secondary data obtained from government agencies in the provincial and national environment, namely the Central Statistics Agency, in the form of panel data before the COVID-19 pandemic from 34 provinces in Indonesia for four years, 136 data observations applying regression analysis with Eviews 25 analysis tools in the form of panel data models pooling least square (PLS) / common effect, random effect and fixed effect. The results found that PAD partially affects GRDP while HDI has no significant effect on economic growth. Even though simultaneously the influence of PAD and HDI on economic growth is 73%, it is indicated by the results of the coefficient of determination R-square.

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In the rapidly evolving real estate industry, integrating automated valuation models (AVMs) has become critical for improving property assessment accuracy and transparency. Although there is some research on the subject, no thorough qualitative systematic review has been done in this field. This paper aims to provide an up-to-date and systematic understanding of the strategic applications of AVMs across various real estate subsectors (i.e., real estate development, real estate investment, land administration, and taxation), shedding light on their broad contributions to value enhancement, decision-making, and market insights. The systematic review is based on 97 papers selected out of 652 search results with an application of the PRISMA-based method. The findings highlight the transformative role of AVMs approaches in streamlining valuation processes, enhancing market efficiency, and supporting data-driven decision-making in the real estate industry, along with developing an original conceptual framework. Key areas of future research, including data integration, ethical implications, and the development of hybrid AVMs approaches are identified to advance the field and address emerging challenges. Ultimately, stakeholders can create new avenues for real estate valuation efficiency, accuracy, and transparency by judiciously utilizing AVMs approaches, leading to more educated real estate investment decisions.

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Public land leases, reforms and (in)stability of municipal revenues in Poland – The case of Poznan city

Cited by 3 publications

References 52 publications

Land revenue and government myopia: Evidence from Chinese cities

Land revenue and government myopia: Evidence from Chinese cities

The Actualization of The Economic Movement

Mapping the landscape: A systematic literature review on automated valuation models and strategic applications in real estate

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