Financial credit drives urban land-use change in the United States
作者： Kathleen Sullivan Sealey , P.-M. Binder , R. King Burch
DOI: 10.1016/J.ANCENE.2018.01.002
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摘要: Abstract Land-use change in the United States is a significant factor environmental degradation, and occurs at faster rate than population growth. This paper develops hypothesis that modern financial instruments creation of tools increase reliance on debt have undesirable consequences run-away land-use change, particularly residential home construction. After reviewing factors leading to increased housing development land use elucidates role driving rapid conversion. The theory based upon accounting sources uses capital. Financial innovations, especially credit trading through global capital markets, can help explain link between finance. Available data from study real estate supports as primary driver for South Florida. mechanisms behind financing address key policies practices led unsustainable cover change. We encourage work focuses better understanding linking developers cross-disciplinary research recognizes linkages innovations ecological health, leads policies.
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