Titlebook: Economic Analysis of Sub-Saharan Africa Real Estate Policies; Felix N. Hammond,Yaw Adarkwah Antwi Book 2010 Felix N. Hammond and Yaw Adark

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Background,ocess and hence warranting no serious attention (Hammond, 2006; Platteau, 1992; World Bank, 1975). Today, it is widely recognised that the omission of land/real estate in earlier development theories was a grave error that has derailed many otherwise sound economic policies (Hammond, 2006; Deininger

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The Political Economy of Sub-Saharan African Real Estate Policies, Yet, extant policies that continue to dictate proceedings in real estate sectors of most African nations have been constructed in a way that concentrate benefits and wealth on a few while spreading costs and poverty over a larger segment of the population.

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Performance of Real Estate Bureaucracy, of efficient and economic provision of public services. It tests these arguments in a quantitative analysis of budgetary allocations in five government land related services delivery bureaucracies in Ghana. These bureaucracies are chosen because firstly they are representative of public bureaucraci

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Cost of Real Estate Policies,g a positive economic impact; otherwise it will be having, at best, zero or, at worst, a negative impact. To determine the impacts of policies, knowledge of both its associated cost and benefits is required. The discussions in Chapter 8 have offered insights into the order of the magnitude of benefi