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Index Age Class, tenure distribution 147 tourist destination choice 31, 65 Community Land Act 1975 230 tourist spatial behaviour 46, 65 Conservation policies 219 Allocative efficiency, housing 142, 161 Consumption patterns, housing 147 consumption patterns 147 Council housing 107 product diversity 142 Coventry, economic determinants of post-war town planning 204, 242 Credit allocation, housebuilding 108 Basingstoke, economic determinants of Credit, market failure 104 post-war town planning 204, 268 Behaviour, tourism 9-89 Berkshire 128 Decentralisation from London 273 building costs 136 Decision-making 13 efficiency in housing provision 142, 161 Deregulation 113 housing expenditure 149 Destination-choice, tourists 12 housing output 133 age 31,65 housing tenure 143, 147 analysis 23 land costs 137 class differentiation 28 new housing costs 140 education level 35, 75 promotion regimes 152, 163 gender 30 Britain, housing provision 100 household size 33, 68 building costs 134 income 39, 77 council housing 107 life-style 36, 81 development land prices 105,111 London Jewry 17 efficiency 142, 161 marital status 32, 63 high growth regions 127, 133 occupation 34, 70 housebuilding firms and profit making religious affiliation 38, 83 strategies 167 spatial behaviour 42, 63 housing associations 107, 109 standard of living 39 land costs 137 value stretch concept 19 market/state mixes 124 Development charge 215 new housing costs 140 Development control promotion regimes 152, 163 Basingstoke 283 tenure 143, 147 economic determinants 258, 262 Britain, post-war town planning 179-300 employment 282, 285 Building costs, Britain, France and local planning 205 Sweden 135 town planning 193 Building investment, post-war Britain 212 Development land 105, 111 Building materials 104 Development value tax 223 Dynamic efficiency, housing 162 Capitalist economic development, town planning 191 Capital market, credit allocation 108 Economic change, British town planning 187, Cartels 103, 104 191, 196, 209, 242, 268, 292 vi Index Education income tourist destination-choice 35, 75 tourist destination-choice 39, 77 tourist spatial behaviour 46, 75 tourist spatial behaviour 46, 77 Employment, development control 282, 285 Industrial development, Basingstoke 285 Employment growth, housing provision 127 Industrial planning, economic P. Ei= T Enterprise Zones 233, 234 determinants 256, 259 European housing systems, regulating Israel, tourism 17 markets 122 Jewish community, London, tourist behaviour 16, 28, 42, 62 Filtering, housing 106 France, housing provision 100, 125 Labour mobility, housing costs 107 building costs 134 Land costs, housebuilding 105, 111 efficiency 142, 161 Britain, France and Sweden 137 finance 144, 164 Leisure, tourism 37 high growth regions 127, 133 housebuilding firms and profit making Life-style tourist destination-choice 36, 81 strategies 167 tourist spatial behaviour 44, 61, 81 land costs 138 Local government, housing 116 market/state mixes 124 Local Government and Planning Land Act new housing costs 140 1980 232 promotion regimes 153, 163 Local town planning tenure 143, 147 policy-in-action during structural changes 264 responses to economic change 204 Gender, tourist destination-choice 30 London Jewry, tourist behaviour 16, 28, 42, Government spending, post-war Britain 213 62 Greater London Plan 271 Green belts 234 Gross Domestic Product, town planning and Marital status economic change 211, 218, 220 tourist destination-choice 32, 63 tourist spatial behaviour 51, 63 Marketisation, housing 120, 124, 126 Markets, housing provision 100 Hampshire Development Plan 271, 272 allocative efficiency 142, 161 High growth regions in Europe, market/state closure 103 mixes in housing provision 126 dynamic efficiency 150, 162 Homelessness 102 failure 101 Housebuilders 110 high growth regions in Europe 127, 132 profit making strategies 167 needs and choice 114 Household size spillover effects 106 tourist destination-choice 33, 68 state intervention 107, 118, 122 tourist spatial behaviour 48, 68 uncertainty 109 Housing volatility 112 allocation efficiency 142, 161 Markets, town planning 189 consumer expenditure 113 Monopolies 103 consumption patterns 147 Mortgage tax relief 164 dynamic efficiency 150, 162 high growth regions in Europe 133 land prices 105, 111 New Right 99, 108, 114, 147 market failure 101 New Towns 221 markets and states 99 North East Hampshire Structure Plan 276, product diversity 142 286 regulating markets in Europe 122 state intervention 107 tenure 142 , Occupation Housing associations 107, 109, 125 tenure distribution 147 Housing Impact Zone 127 tourist destination-choice 34, 70 Housing and Planning Act 1986 235 tourist spatial behaviour 48, 70 Index vii Office development 287 dynamic efficiency 150, 162 Owner-occupation 143, 146 high growth regions 126, 132 class distributions 147 housing provision 107, 121, 122 tax relief 164 town planning 189 Stockholm 127 building costs 136 Paris 128, 129 efficiency in housing provision 142, 161 building costs 136 housing expenditure 149 efficiency in housing provision 142, 161 housing output 133 housing output 133 housing tenure 143, 147 housing tenure 143, 147 land costs 137 land costs 137 new housing costs 140 new housing costs 140 promotion regimes 152, 163 promotion regimes 152, 163 Strategic Plan for the South East 274 Planning Gain 282, 284 Structure plans 226, 231 Policy-in-action 193, 196, 200 Coventry 248, 261 Basingstoke 279 Subsidies, housing 108, 115, 144, 164 Coventry 254, 260 Sweden, housing provision 100, 120 Product diversity, housing supply 142 building costs 134 Production efficiency, growth regions in efficiency 142, 161 Europe 132, 161 high growth regions 127, 133 Promotion regimes, housing, growth regions housebuilding firms and profit-making in Europe 152, 163 Strategies 167 land costs 139 market/state mixes 123 Religion new housing costs 140 tourist destination-choice 38, 83 promotion regimes 152, 163 tourist spatial behaviour 83 State Housing Loan 125, 158, 165 Rented housing 107, 144 tenure 143, 147 Seasonality, travel 53 Tenure Self-promoted housing, Britain, France and costs and benefits 142 Sweden 125, 142, 146, 155, 165 distribution by class 147 Slums 106 diversity in new housing 143, 163 Social rented housing 107, 144 Toulouse 129 Socio-demographic background, tourist building costs 136 destination choice 14, 28-41, 63 efficiency in housing provision 142, 161 spatial behaviour 42-61, 63 housing output 133 value stretch concept 21, 62 housing tenure 143, 147 Space and market closure, housing 105 land costs 137 Spatial behaviour, tourism 10, 12, 15 new housing costs 140 age 46, 65 promotion regimes 152, 163 analysis 23 Tourism, behavioural approach 9-89 destination-choice 63 class differentiation 28, 42 duration of stay 49 destination choice 12, 28-41, 63-83, 86 education 46, 75 methodology 12-27 household size 48, 68 spatial behaviour 15, 42-61, 63-85 income 46, 77 value stretch concept 19, 87 life-style 44, 61, 81 Town and Country Planning Acts marital status 51, 63 1947 214, 216 religion 83 1953 219 socio-demographic background 42 1959 221, 236 transport modes 58 1968 226 travel cost 56 Town planning, post-war Britain travel frequency 51 Basingstoke 268 travel season 53 Coventry 242 State Housing Loan, Sweden 125, 158 economic history 209 States and markets 99 1945-1951 213 allocative efficiency 142, 161 1951-1958 218 viii /ndex 1958-1967 Urban Development Corporations 233, 234, 1967-1971 236 1971-1975 1975-1981 1981-1987 local 204, 264 Value stretch concept, tourism 19, 24, 87 national framework 203 destination choice, socioeconomic regulation 193 background 28, 62 responses to economic change 187, 191, 196, 202 Travel behaviour 10 tourism 51, 53, 63 Welfare economics, town planning 188 Travel-to-work areas 129 West Midlands Plan 245, 246

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