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Research Frontiers in Land Value Taxation and Urban Economics

Examines revenue potential, economic efficiency, and distributional consequences of replacing traditional property taxes with land value capture mechanisms.

Spatial Inequality and Rent Extraction in Polycentric Cities

Land Value Capture as Fiscal Infrastructure for Climate Adaptation

Property Tax Incidence Across Generational Wealth Accumulation

Zoning Constraints and Deadweight Loss in Metropolitan Labor Markets

Digital Land Markets and Algorithmic Price Discovery Mechanisms

Unearned Increment and Speculative Bubbles in Emerging Urban Corridors

Tax Competition and Jurisdictional Fragmentation in Regional Land Values

Horizontal Equity in Assessment and Behavioral Responses to Valuation

Land Banking, Holding Costs, and Supply-Side Urban Housing Scarcity

Rent Capitalization Effects on Human Capital Distribution and Social Mobility

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