Eli Borukhov
Biographic Data
| ID | 1454768 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eli Borukhov |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eli |
| FAMILY NAME | Borukhov |
| SIGNATURE | BORUKHOV E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Tel Aviv University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Factors Affecting the Development of New Towns in Israel
This paper explains the differences in success among twenty-nine Israeli new towns as measured by their ability to attract migrants. It begins with a description of the background of the new-town policy in Israel, and presents comparative data on the development of the various towns. This is followed by a discussion of the alternative theories proposed to explain the great differences in the development of the new towns. Empirical evidence is pre…
The Social Ecology of Tel-Aviv
This article analyzes the urban ecology of the Tel Aviv metropolitan area using data from the 1972 census. The method used is factor analysis. The following factors are identified: (a) socioeconomic status: distributed along radial sectors; (b) life cycle stage: differentiated according to concentric zonal pattern; (c) religious orthodoxy: mostly concentrated in one of the suburban towns. A fourth factor whose interpretation is not clear appears …
Land policy in Israel
Housing Prices and Housing Preferences in Israel
Israel's housing market differs from other countries in that most of the urban population lives in owner-occupied apartments in multi-family buildings. This paper is concerned with the implications of this situation for housing preferences. The study is based on the prices of a sample of apartments offered for sale in the Tel Aviv metropolitan area. Using multiple regression analysis hedonic price indexes were obtained for a large number of chara…
The trade-off between density and other objectives
Housing Prices and Housing Preferences in Israel
Israel's housing market differs from other countries in that most of the urban population lives in owner-occupied apartments in multi-family buildings. This paper is concerned with the implications of this situation for housing preferences. The study is based on the prices of a sample of apartments offered for sale in the Tel Aviv metropolitan area. Using multiple regression analysis hedonic price indexes were obtained for a large number of chara…
Optimum and Market Equilibrium in a Model of a City without a Predetermined Center
Most of the recent theoretical literature on the internal structure of cities has assumed that a city is organized around a predetermined center, and that all traffic in the city is oriented toward that point. This is an oversimplification. It is not correct that all traffic in modern cities either goes to the center or comes from the center. In this paper we assume that every individual travels to every location in the city. The individuals choo…
Optimality in City Size and Systems of Cities
On the Urban Agglomeration and Economic Efficiency
The Effects of Public Provision of Roads on the Structure and Size of Cities
In this paper it is argued that public provision of roads causes cities to become more spread out than they would otherwise be, and that it tends to attract people to big cities
City Size and Transportation Costs
Optimum and Market Equilibrium in a Model of a City without a Predetermined Center
Most of the recent theoretical literature on the internal structure of cities has assumed that a city is organized around a predetermined center, and that all traffic in the city is oriented toward that point. This is an oversimplification. It is not correct that all traffic in modern cities either goes to the center or comes from the center. In this paper we assume that every individual travels to every location in the city. The individuals choo…
Factors Affecting the Development of New Towns in Israel
This paper explains the differences in success among twenty-nine Israeli new towns as measured by their ability to attract migrants. It begins with a description of the background of the new-town policy in Israel, and presents comparative data on the development of the various towns. This is followed by a discussion of the alternative theories proposed to explain the great differences in the development of the new towns. Empirical evidence is pre…
Land policy in Israel
On the Urban Agglomeration and Economic Efficiency
The Effects of Public Provision of Roads on the Structure and Size of Cities
In this paper it is argued that public provision of roads causes cities to become more spread out than they would otherwise be, and that it tends to attract people to big cities
City Size and Transportation Costs
City Size and Transportation Costs
Optimality in City Size and Systems of Cities
On the Urban Agglomeration and Economic Efficiency
The Effects of Public Provision of Roads on the Structure and Size of Cities
In this paper it is argued that public provision of roads causes cities to become more spread out than they would otherwise be, and that it tends to attract people to big cities
Optimum and Market Equilibrium in a Model of a City without a Predetermined Center
Most of the recent theoretical literature on the internal structure of cities has assumed that a city is organized around a predetermined center, and that all traffic in the city is oriented toward that point. This is an oversimplification. It is not correct that all traffic in modern cities either goes to the center or comes from the center. In this paper we assume that every individual travels to every location in the city. The individuals choo…
Housing Prices and Housing Preferences in Israel
Israel's housing market differs from other countries in that most of the urban population lives in owner-occupied apartments in multi-family buildings. This paper is concerned with the implications of this situation for housing preferences. The study is based on the prices of a sample of apartments offered for sale in the Tel Aviv metropolitan area. Using multiple regression analysis hedonic price indexes were obtained for a large number of chara…
The trade-off between density and other objectives
Housing Prices and Housing Preferences in Israel
Israel's housing market differs from other countries in that most of the urban population lives in owner-occupied apartments in multi-family buildings. This paper is concerned with the implications of this situation for housing preferences. The study is based on the prices of a sample of apartments offered for sale in the Tel Aviv metropolitan area. Using multiple regression analysis hedonic price indexes were obtained for a large number of chara…
The Social Ecology of Tel-Aviv
This article analyzes the urban ecology of the Tel Aviv metropolitan area using data from the 1972 census. The method used is factor analysis. The following factors are identified: (a) socioeconomic status: distributed along radial sectors; (b) life cycle stage: differentiated according to concentric zonal pattern; (c) religious orthodoxy: mostly concentrated in one of the suburban towns. A fourth factor whose interpretation is not clear appears …
Land policy in Israel
Factors Affecting the Development of New Towns in Israel
This paper explains the differences in success among twenty-nine Israeli new towns as measured by their ability to attract migrants. It begins with a description of the background of the new-town policy in Israel, and presents comparative data on the development of the various towns. This is followed by a discussion of the alternative theories proposed to explain the great differences in the development of the new towns. Empirical evidence is pre…
Geography (9 works) · Economics (7 works) · Housing Market and Economics (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Regional science (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Demography (4 works) · Econometrics (4 works) · Economic geography (4 works)