Lata Chatterjee
Biographic Data
| ID | 1047540 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lata Chatterjee |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lata |
| FAMILY NAME | Chatterjee |
| SIGNATURE | CHATTERJEE L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Toledo |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 67 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
New governance institutions in the entrepreneurial urban region
The ability of the entrepreneurial urban region to function and thrive in the contemporary economy depends on the acquisition and maintenance of new political and economic capacities and new institutions and practices, which will enable that urban region to be structurally competitive in the global economy. This urban dynamic competitiveness is socially produced by the joint entrepreneurial activities of economic, political and social actors, whi…
Impacts of growth and structural change on CO2 emissions of developing countries
Public Construction Expenditures in the United States: Are There Structural Breaks in the 1921-1987 Period
Lata Chatterjee, Syed Abu Hasnath, Public Construction Expenditures in the United States: Are There Structural Breaks in the 1921-1987 Period?, Economic Geography, Vol. 67, No. 1 (Jan., 1991), pp. 42-53
Regional Inequalities in Ghana: Assessment and Policy Issues
Urban Problems and Economic Development
Effective Targeting for Basic Shelter Provision
In the context of the inegalitarian distribution of income and political power in many developing countries, prudent planning of basic shelter provision requires a careful targeting of housing strategies for the poor. To support such targeting, the paper presents a housing affordability model that analyzes the dynamic relationships among income and income distribution, changes in family size, urbanization, housing, consumption, and cost of and ac…
Housing Consumption and Level of Development: A Cross-National Comparison
While housing issues in developing countries, after years of benign neglect, have become major items of public policy, the design and analysis of appropriate development plans are handicapped by the state of current knowledge of housing consumption patterns and their variations among countries and over time. This paper presents the notion that changes in housing consumption in a country reflect its level of development. Evidence has been found to…
Housing Requirements and National Resources: Implications of the U.N. World Model**First published in modified form in Science 192, No. 4243 (1976).
Housing requirements and national resources: Implications of the U.N. world model
Absolute Rent and the Structuring of Space By Governmental and Financial Institutions
Absolute Rent and the Structuring of Space By Governmental and Financial Institutions
Impacts of growth and structural change on CO2 emissions of developing countries
Regional Inequalities in Ghana: Assessment and Policy Issues
New governance institutions in the entrepreneurial urban region
The ability of the entrepreneurial urban region to function and thrive in the contemporary economy depends on the acquisition and maintenance of new political and economic capacities and new institutions and practices, which will enable that urban region to be structurally competitive in the global economy. This urban dynamic competitiveness is socially produced by the joint entrepreneurial activities of economic, political and social actors, whi…
Public Construction Expenditures in the United States: Are There Structural Breaks in the 1921-1987 Period
Lata Chatterjee, Syed Abu Hasnath, Public Construction Expenditures in the United States: Are There Structural Breaks in the 1921-1987 Period?, Economic Geography, Vol. 67, No. 1 (Jan., 1991), pp. 42-53
Housing Consumption and Level of Development: A Cross-National Comparison
While housing issues in developing countries, after years of benign neglect, have become major items of public policy, the design and analysis of appropriate development plans are handicapped by the state of current knowledge of housing consumption patterns and their variations among countries and over time. This paper presents the notion that changes in housing consumption in a country reflect its level of development. Evidence has been found to…
Absolute Rent and the Structuring of Space By Governmental and Financial Institutions
Housing Requirements and National Resources: Implications of the U.N. World Model**First published in modified form in Science 192, No. 4243 (1976).
Housing requirements and national resources: Implications of the U.N. world model
Housing Consumption and Level of Development: A Cross-National Comparison
While housing issues in developing countries, after years of benign neglect, have become major items of public policy, the design and analysis of appropriate development plans are handicapped by the state of current knowledge of housing consumption patterns and their variations among countries and over time. This paper presents the notion that changes in housing consumption in a country reflect its level of development. Evidence has been found to…
Effective Targeting for Basic Shelter Provision
In the context of the inegalitarian distribution of income and political power in many developing countries, prudent planning of basic shelter provision requires a careful targeting of housing strategies for the poor. To support such targeting, the paper presents a housing affordability model that analyzes the dynamic relationships among income and income distribution, changes in family size, urbanization, housing, consumption, and cost of and ac…
Urban Problems and Economic Development
Regional Inequalities in Ghana: Assessment and Policy Issues
Public Construction Expenditures in the United States: Are There Structural Breaks in the 1921-1987 Period
Lata Chatterjee, Syed Abu Hasnath, Public Construction Expenditures in the United States: Are There Structural Breaks in the 1921-1987 Period?, Economic Geography, Vol. 67, No. 1 (Jan., 1991), pp. 42-53
Impacts of growth and structural change on CO2 emissions of developing countries
New governance institutions in the entrepreneurial urban region
The ability of the entrepreneurial urban region to function and thrive in the contemporary economy depends on the acquisition and maintenance of new political and economic capacities and new institutions and practices, which will enable that urban region to be structurally competitive in the global economy. This urban dynamic competitiveness is socially produced by the joint entrepreneurial activities of economic, political and social actors, whi…
Economics (7 works) · Business (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Geography (5 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Urban and Rural Development Challenges (3 works) · Chatterjee (2 works) · Developing country (2 works)