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The Supply of Land

Department of Town & Country Planning, Trent Polytechnic, Nottingham, United Kingdom

The supply of land to a use may result from individual suppliers maximizing utility. As a consequence: the slope of the supply curve cannot be determined a priori; supply will be influenced by the distribution of non-land income; different tenure categories will behave according to the balance of substitution and welfare effects; compulsory purchase may be necessary to surmount individual preferences; and the effect of a development gains tax on change of use will depend upon the relation between the rate of tax, the tax base, and the supplier's compensating variation.

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