Leland S Burns
Biographic Data
| ID | 253381 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Leland S Burns |
| GIVEN NAMES | Leland S |
| FAMILY NAME | Burns |
| SIGNATURE | BURNS L S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Los Angeles |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 24 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1963 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The Future of Housing Markets: A New Appraisal
1 Introduction.- 2 The Changing Demographic Base of Housing Demand.- Decline of the Young Adult Generation.- Slowing Growth of Households.- The Future Shift to Middle-Aged Household Heads.- Changing Composition of Households.- Appendix A: Technical Detail on the Census Population Projections.- Appendix B: Detailed Data on Adult Population and Households.- Notes.- References.- 3 Socioeconomic Trends Affecting Household Formation.- A Rationale for …
Hope for the homeless in the US
Spatial Cycles
Long‐term prospects for US housing markets: Fewer units, greater investment
Demographic factors that stimulated robust housing markets in past decades will weaken the future demand for new residential construction. The baby boom generation will reach middle‐age, well past the age of entry into the market. Changing social factors, such as marriage and divorce rates and women's labour force participation, will also have an effect on future housing demand. Four major trends, analysed in the paper, will increase demand for q…
Regional Economic Integration and National Economic Growth
BURNS L. S. (1987) Regional economic integration and national economic growth, Reg. Studies 21, 327–339. An analysis of growth rates of US per capita income and its regional distribution shows that spatial integration is inversely related to the rate of national economic growth BURNS L. S. (1987) Intégration économique régionale et croissance économique nationale, Reg. Studies 21, 327–339. A partir d'une analyse des taux de croissance aux E-U des…
Metropolitan and Fiscal Policy: The Record of 40 Years
These essays have emerged from a panel discussion presented at the 1984 meetings of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, and convened to honor Harry Perloff's work and times. They seek to identify the successes and failures of US Urban Policy, and propose policy instruments which aim to foster progress in this area of public management. The essays raise issues which are pertinent to Urban Studies forthcoming special issue on US Urba…
Harvey S. Perloff (1915-1983) A Tribute
Self-help Housing: An Evaluation of Outcomes
A survey of participants in a self-help housing project serves as the basis for this exploration of attitudinal change. The self-help project, a model of its type, was acclaimed by its residents who expressed satisfaction with the housing and neighbourhoods, and their generally heightened satisfaction with life in general. Respondents' sense of powerlessness diminished with the gain of personal identity. Popular participation increased the power …
Metropolitan growth in transition
The Decline of the Metropolitan Economy
This paper identifies certain forces underlying the recent declines of population and income in US metropolitan areas relative to the remainder of the nation. Determinants specifically examined are income, unemployment rate, occupational mix, age of the population, and climate. A disaggregation of the sample shows that the determinants of change differ markedly between areas experiencing relative growth and decline of per-capita income and popula…
Resource Allocation to Housing Investment: Reply
The Housing of Nations
The Housing of Nations: Analysis and Policy in a Comparative Framework
Big Business in the Big City Corporate Headquarters in the CBD
The Location of the Headquarters of Industrial Companies: A Comment
The Housing of Nations. Analysis and Policy in a Comparative Framework
Journal Article The Housing of Nations. Analysis and Policy in a Comparative Framework Get access The Housing of Nations. Analysis and Policy in a Comparative Framework. By LELAND S. BURNS and LEO GREBLER. (London: Macmillan Press, 1977. Pp. xv+ 255. £10.00.) Richard Harrington Richard Harrington University of Manchester Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 87, Issue 348, 1 December…
Resource Allocation to Housing Investment: A Comparative International Study
Cuánto invertirá América Latina en la construcción de viviendas
No abstract available. ECA Estudios Centroamericanos, Vol. 30, No. 326, 1975: 753-760
Localisation et amenagement de terrains industriels. Tome II. Complexes industriels planifies aux Etats-Unis
Cost‐benefit Analysis of a Social Overhead Project for Regional Development
Cost-benefit analysis of a social overhead project for regional development
The Econometrics of Building A New Town
PLANNING for the construction of a new town is in many ways similar to planning the development of an emerging national economy. Both processes may be framed within the context of growth, susceptible to an econometric treatment. The models of Klein and Goldberger, Tinbergen, Koyck and Bos, Harrod, Domar, and others, are well known; but the time seems distant when such sophisticated analyses of national economies can be applied to a local economy.…
A Programming Model for Urban Development
A programming model for urban development
Resource Allocation to Housing Investment: A Comparative International Study
Self-help Housing: An Evaluation of Outcomes
A survey of participants in a self-help housing project serves as the basis for this exploration of attitudinal change. The self-help project, a model of its type, was acclaimed by its residents who expressed satisfaction with the housing and neighbourhoods, and their generally heightened satisfaction with life in general. Respondents' sense of powerlessness diminished with the gain of personal identity. Popular participation increased the power …
The Housing of Nations. Analysis and Policy in a Comparative Framework
Journal Article The Housing of Nations. Analysis and Policy in a Comparative Framework Get access The Housing of Nations. Analysis and Policy in a Comparative Framework. By LELAND S. BURNS and LEO GREBLER. (London: Macmillan Press, 1977. Pp. xv+ 255. £10.00.) Richard Harrington Richard Harrington University of Manchester Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 87, Issue 348, 1 December…
The Location of the Headquarters of Industrial Companies: A Comment
Regional Economic Integration and National Economic Growth
BURNS L. S. (1987) Regional economic integration and national economic growth, Reg. Studies 21, 327–339. An analysis of growth rates of US per capita income and its regional distribution shows that spatial integration is inversely related to the rate of national economic growth BURNS L. S. (1987) Intégration économique régionale et croissance économique nationale, Reg. Studies 21, 327–339. A partir d'une analyse des taux de croissance aux E-U des…
The Decline of the Metropolitan Economy
This paper identifies certain forces underlying the recent declines of population and income in US metropolitan areas relative to the remainder of the nation. Determinants specifically examined are income, unemployment rate, occupational mix, age of the population, and climate. A disaggregation of the sample shows that the determinants of change differ markedly between areas experiencing relative growth and decline of per-capita income and popula…
Hope for the homeless in the US
Long‐term prospects for US housing markets: Fewer units, greater investment
Demographic factors that stimulated robust housing markets in past decades will weaken the future demand for new residential construction. The baby boom generation will reach middle‐age, well past the age of entry into the market. Changing social factors, such as marriage and divorce rates and women's labour force participation, will also have an effect on future housing demand. Four major trends, analysed in the paper, will increase demand for q…
The Econometrics of Building A New Town
PLANNING for the construction of a new town is in many ways similar to planning the development of an emerging national economy. Both processes may be framed within the context of growth, susceptible to an econometric treatment. The models of Klein and Goldberger, Tinbergen, Koyck and Bos, Harrod, Domar, and others, are well known; but the time seems distant when such sophisticated analyses of national economies can be applied to a local economy.…
A Programming Model for Urban Development
A programming model for urban development
Cost‐benefit Analysis of a Social Overhead Project for Regional Development
Cost-benefit analysis of a social overhead project for regional development
Localisation et amenagement de terrains industriels. Tome II. Complexes industriels planifies aux Etats-Unis
Cuánto invertirá América Latina en la construcción de viviendas
No abstract available. ECA Estudios Centroamericanos, Vol. 30, No. 326, 1975: 753-760
Resource Allocation to Housing Investment: A Comparative International Study
The Housing of Nations: Analysis and Policy in a Comparative Framework
Big Business in the Big City Corporate Headquarters in the CBD
The Location of the Headquarters of Industrial Companies: A Comment
The Housing of Nations. Analysis and Policy in a Comparative Framework
Journal Article The Housing of Nations. Analysis and Policy in a Comparative Framework Get access The Housing of Nations. Analysis and Policy in a Comparative Framework. By LELAND S. BURNS and LEO GREBLER. (London: Macmillan Press, 1977. Pp. xv+ 255. £10.00.) Richard Harrington Richard Harrington University of Manchester Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 87, Issue 348, 1 December…
The Housing of Nations
Resource Allocation to Housing Investment: Reply
The Decline of the Metropolitan Economy
This paper identifies certain forces underlying the recent declines of population and income in US metropolitan areas relative to the remainder of the nation. Determinants specifically examined are income, unemployment rate, occupational mix, age of the population, and climate. A disaggregation of the sample shows that the determinants of change differ markedly between areas experiencing relative growth and decline of per-capita income and popula…
Metropolitan growth in transition
Self-help Housing: An Evaluation of Outcomes
A survey of participants in a self-help housing project serves as the basis for this exploration of attitudinal change. The self-help project, a model of its type, was acclaimed by its residents who expressed satisfaction with the housing and neighbourhoods, and their generally heightened satisfaction with life in general. Respondents' sense of powerlessness diminished with the gain of personal identity. Popular participation increased the power …
Harvey S. Perloff (1915-1983) A Tribute
Metropolitan and Fiscal Policy: The Record of 40 Years
These essays have emerged from a panel discussion presented at the 1984 meetings of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning, and convened to honor Harry Perloff's work and times. They seek to identify the successes and failures of US Urban Policy, and propose policy instruments which aim to foster progress in this area of public management. The essays raise issues which are pertinent to Urban Studies forthcoming special issue on US Urba…
Long‐term prospects for US housing markets: Fewer units, greater investment
Demographic factors that stimulated robust housing markets in past decades will weaken the future demand for new residential construction. The baby boom generation will reach middle‐age, well past the age of entry into the market. Changing social factors, such as marriage and divorce rates and women's labour force participation, will also have an effect on future housing demand. Four major trends, analysed in the paper, will increase demand for q…
Regional Economic Integration and National Economic Growth
BURNS L. S. (1987) Regional economic integration and national economic growth, Reg. Studies 21, 327–339. An analysis of growth rates of US per capita income and its regional distribution shows that spatial integration is inversely related to the rate of national economic growth BURNS L. S. (1987) Intégration économique régionale et croissance économique nationale, Reg. Studies 21, 327–339. A partir d'une analyse des taux de croissance aux E-U des…
Hope for the homeless in the US
Spatial Cycles
The Future of Housing Markets: A New Appraisal
1 Introduction.- 2 The Changing Demographic Base of Housing Demand.- Decline of the Young Adult Generation.- Slowing Growth of Households.- The Future Shift to Middle-Aged Household Heads.- Changing Composition of Households.- Appendix A: Technical Detail on the Census Population Projections.- Appendix B: Detailed Data on Adult Population and Households.- Notes.- References.- 3 Socioeconomic Trends Affecting Household Formation.- A Rationale for …
Economics (16 works) · Political science (13 works) · Business (10 works) · Geography (8 works) · Housing Market and Economics (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Regional Economics and Spatial Analysis (5 works) · Regional science (5 works)