Course Title:
Problems in Metropolitan Policy Making and Planning
Course Description:
Examines the broad challenges that confront metropolitan areas-defined as including the center city, its immediate suburbs, and the broader periphery-including economic development, land use, transportation, housing, and the provision of basic services. Considers the array of tools available to policy makers, including planning, tax policy, pooling of services, and zoning. Includes a professional activity related to urban planning.
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