01476     2200265   4500001002100000005001500021035002000036008004100056020001500097041000700112082001100119090001700130100002000147700002000167245003800187250001100225260003200236300003000268650001200298650001400310650001400324084001700338520084600355990000901201INLIS00000000000003920260129014200  a0010-0421000039260129                g          0 eng    a007005388X  aid  a330.01  a330.01 BIS u0 aBISH, Robert L.0 aNOURSE, Hugh O.1 aUrban economics & policy analysis  aCet. 1  aTokyo :bMcGraw-Hill,c1975  ax, 435 hlm.: ill.; 21 cm. 4aEKONOMI 4aKEBIJAKAN 4aPERKOTAAN  a330.01 BIS u  aThis book bridges the gap between pure microeconomic theory and the practical realities of urban planning and local government. The author explains how market mechanisms operate in urban spaces and why government intervention (policy) is often necessary to correct market failures such as pollution externalities, congestion, and the provision of public goods. The discussion begins with an analysis of the spatial structure of cities, including land-use theory and industrial location. Furthermore, this book dissects specific sectors that are crucial to the urban economy: housing markets, transportation systems, and local labor markets. The most significant part is its focus on “Policy Analysis,” in which the author applies economic evaluation tools such as Cost-Benefit Analysis to assess the effectiveness of government programs.  a1203