Lecture

Density Measures: Urban Economics II

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This lecture delves into various density measures in urban economics, from traditional to innovative definitions, such as the floor area ratio, floor space index, and human density index. It explores how these measures impact land use, building heights, and urban planning decisions. The lecture also discusses the implications of increasing permitted density on land prices and the economic aspects of urban development projects.

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