Max Neutze
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 296828 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Max Neutze |
| PRENOMES | Max |
| SOBRENOME | Neutze |
| ASSINATURA | NEUTZE M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Australian National University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 40 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1970 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2000 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Housing for Indigenous Australians
Indigenous Australians suffer from less adequate and affordable housing than any other group despite the efforts of national and state governments, especially in the past 30 years, to improve them. Among the reasons for their continued poor housing are their poverty, the different values placed on housing by the more collectively oriented Indigenous people and their lack of control over the housing that has been provided for them. The Community H…
In Search of What Is Right
The protagonists in the drug debate are talking past one another. While some argue that the drug debate is a health and social issue and should primarily be analytical and based on empirical evidence, others, explicitly or implicitly, treat it as a moral issue: overwhelmingly, in Australia, based on Christian beliefs. The aim of this paper is to set out a framework for the debate which explicitly recognises its moral as well as its empirical and …
Managing publicly owned land in Canberra
Achievement of home ownership among post‐war Australian cohorts
To be added after scanning
Costs of owner‐occupied and rented housing
The conventional wisdom holds that the tax system reduces the costs of owner‐occupied relative to rental housing. While correct when there is no inflation the paper shows that the reverse can be the case in periods of inflation, especially in Australia where mortgage payments by owner‐occupants are not tax deductible and, until recently, capital gains were not taxable. Rents, however, have not fallen as much relative to prices as the model used w…
The Supply of Land for a Particular Use
Urban Planning, Policy and Management
This paper deals with some important sources of confusion in discussions of urban issues. The first part distinguishes urban planning as a “future oriented” activity, from urban management which is primarily concerned with resource allocation. (The nature of urban development — interdependence and long life — makes a long‐term perspective important.) When urban management aims to implement a plan the two are complementary. Urban policy covers a b…
Australian Urban Policy
Australian Urban Policy
Urban land policy in Australia
Australian Urban Policy
Urban Land Policy in Five Western Countries
Western governments often attempt to regulate the use of privately owned urban land, while still relying on private landowners and developers to initiate development. This requires restrictions on the ways owners can develop their land, which restricts supply and increases land prices. The incentive of landowners to maximize the value of their land leads them to resist any restrictions on their right to develop.Different countries have responded …
The Development Value Tax
The Suburban Apartment Boom
Achievement of home ownership among post‐war Australian cohorts
To be added after scanning
Housing for Indigenous Australians
Indigenous Australians suffer from less adequate and affordable housing than any other group despite the efforts of national and state governments, especially in the past 30 years, to improve them. Among the reasons for their continued poor housing are their poverty, the different values placed on housing by the more collectively oriented Indigenous people and their lack of control over the housing that has been provided for them. The Community H…
The Supply of Land for a Particular Use
Managing publicly owned land in Canberra
In Search of What Is Right
The protagonists in the drug debate are talking past one another. While some argue that the drug debate is a health and social issue and should primarily be analytical and based on empirical evidence, others, explicitly or implicitly, treat it as a moral issue: overwhelmingly, in Australia, based on Christian beliefs. The aim of this paper is to set out a framework for the debate which explicitly recognises its moral as well as its empirical and …
Costs of owner‐occupied and rented housing
The conventional wisdom holds that the tax system reduces the costs of owner‐occupied relative to rental housing. While correct when there is no inflation the paper shows that the reverse can be the case in periods of inflation, especially in Australia where mortgage payments by owner‐occupants are not tax deductible and, until recently, capital gains were not taxable. Rents, however, have not fallen as much relative to prices as the model used w…
The Development Value Tax
Urban Planning, Policy and Management
This paper deals with some important sources of confusion in discussions of urban issues. The first part distinguishes urban planning as a “future oriented” activity, from urban management which is primarily concerned with resource allocation. (The nature of urban development — interdependence and long life — makes a long‐term perspective important.) When urban management aims to implement a plan the two are complementary. Urban policy covers a b…
The Suburban Apartment Boom
The Development Value Tax
Urban Land Policy in Five Western Countries
Western governments often attempt to regulate the use of privately owned urban land, while still relying on private landowners and developers to initiate development. This requires restrictions on the ways owners can develop their land, which restricts supply and increases land prices. The incentive of landowners to maximize the value of their land leads them to resist any restrictions on their right to develop.Different countries have responded …
Urban land policy in Australia
Australian Urban Policy
Australian Urban Policy
Australian Urban Policy
Urban Planning, Policy and Management
This paper deals with some important sources of confusion in discussions of urban issues. The first part distinguishes urban planning as a “future oriented” activity, from urban management which is primarily concerned with resource allocation. (The nature of urban development — interdependence and long life — makes a long‐term perspective important.) When urban management aims to implement a plan the two are complementary. Urban policy covers a b…
Costs of owner‐occupied and rented housing
The conventional wisdom holds that the tax system reduces the costs of owner‐occupied relative to rental housing. While correct when there is no inflation the paper shows that the reverse can be the case in periods of inflation, especially in Australia where mortgage payments by owner‐occupants are not tax deductible and, until recently, capital gains were not taxable. Rents, however, have not fallen as much relative to prices as the model used w…
The Supply of Land for a Particular Use
Achievement of home ownership among post‐war Australian cohorts
To be added after scanning
Managing publicly owned land in Canberra
Housing for Indigenous Australians
Indigenous Australians suffer from less adequate and affordable housing than any other group despite the efforts of national and state governments, especially in the past 30 years, to improve them. Among the reasons for their continued poor housing are their poverty, the different values placed on housing by the more collectively oriented Indigenous people and their lack of control over the housing that has been provided for them. The Community H…
In Search of What Is Right
The protagonists in the drug debate are talking past one another. While some argue that the drug debate is a health and social issue and should primarily be analytical and based on empirical evidence, others, explicitly or implicitly, treat it as a moral issue: overwhelmingly, in Australia, based on Christian beliefs. The aim of this paper is to set out a framework for the debate which explicitly recognises its moral as well as its empirical and …
Economics (10 obras) · Geography (7 obras) · Business (5 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (4 obras) · Civil engineering (3 obras) · Economic geography (3 obras) · Environmental planning (3 obras) · Government (linguistics (3 obras) · Housing Market and Economics (3 obras)