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Title:	Not an Economic Drag: New Evidence of the Role of Impact Fees on Sustaining Job Growth
Other Titles:	You Are How You Subdivide - A Renewal of Traditional American Subdivision Design
Authors:	Nelson, Arthur C. Moody, Mitch Georgia Institute of Technology. College of Architecture Georgia Institute of Technology. Office of Sponsored Programs
Subjects :	Cities and towns, Growth Economic development Economic growth Impact fees Infrastructure Regional planning Impact fees Economic development Public works Infrastructure (Economics)
Issue Date:	22-Feb-2001
Publisher:	Georgia Institute of Technology
Series/Report no.:	College of Architecture ; Project no. D-48-X04A
Description:	Issued as final report
Type:	Technical Report
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/1853/20765
Appears in Collections:	College of Architecture OSP Research Reports OSP Research Reports

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