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F. Frederic Deng

Collective Goods and the Political Hold-Up Problem

Section: Articles
Volume 159 (2003) / Issue 2, pp. 414-434 (21)
Published 09.07.2018
DOI 10.1628/0932456032974871
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Summary
rtainty in collective-goods provision, it is efficient to integrate landowner and collective-goods provider, as demonstrated by the growth of the ground lease system and common-interest developments in recent decades. Rent capitalization further strengthens the result. Similarities and differences between urban institutions and the firm are also discussed.
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