Growth Management Effectiveness: A Literature Review

Ewing, Reid; Lyons, Torrey; Siddiq, Fariba; Sabouri, Sadegh; Kiani, Fatemeh; Hamidi, Shima; Choi, Dong-ah; Ameli, Hassan

doi:10.1177/08854122221077457

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“…This research method is based on a review of theory and literature to explore the role of managers in making the right decisions in choosing the right business strategy to win tight business competition. To follow up the study of the proposed model, with consideration of complex and sustainable business competition, researchers will continue exploration with a case study approach (Ewing et al, 2022;Mathew, 2019).…”

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The Role of Economic Efficiency and Business Strategy to Achieve Competitive Advantage

Hidayat Abdullah

2024

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An among company base on the organizational environments could lead conducts within an implementing economy of scale and the level of efficiency in identifying the number and variety of products and services that produce business can be profitable for the long term, to achieve competitive advantage in the industry. An asymmetric situation-based approach based on Agency Theory describes corporate business governance in which the company owner as a principal hires agent (company managers with various functional levels) to run the business of operating the organization in a complex industry. Meanwhile, analysis based on strategic choice theory pays attention; the relationship between managers of different functional levels and options, the constantly shifting market dynamics with the latest technological advances and innovations that continue to be made between business competitors, and the level of relationship between managers and the market are dynamic. For this reason, the author will develop a new concept of business strengthening that has the role of Economics, Efficiency, and Business Strategy to achieve Competitive Advantage in Companies in Industry in Indonesia with an approach based on Agency Theory and Strategic Choice Theory.

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The Role of Economic Efficiency and Business Strategy to Achieve Competitive Advantage

Hidayat Abdullah

2024

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“…The seminal work, Implementation: How Great Expectations in Washington Are Dashed in Oakland; Or, Why It's Amazing that Federal Programs Work at All, published in 1984, explores the challenges and complexities of implementing government policies at the local level [44]. Another related work, published much more recently, entitled Growth Management Effectiveness: A Literature Review, reviews 10 growth management tools and empirical studies on their effectiveness in containing suburban sprawl [45]. One implementation tool that looms large in this review is urban containment policies, best illustrated by Portland's Urban Growth Boundary.…”

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Regional Policies, Practices, Tools, and Strategies to Implement Polycentric Development: Comparative Case Studies of Portland, Seattle, and Denver

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Many of the larger US metropolitan regions promote polycentric development as a way of fostering livability, accessibility, and sustainability. Polycentric urban structures can increase transit ridership, promote active transportation, and decrease vehicle miles traveled (VMT) and CO2 emissions. Although many regions include ambitious polycentric aspirations in their plans, only a few follow up with rigorous implementation and see their efforts come to fruition. The topic of implementation is also widely omitted from scholarly inquiry. This research aims to explore three examples of successful implementation of urban polycentricity: Portland, Oregon; Seattle, Washington; and Denver, Colorado. Each region employs a very distinct polycentric development model, but each relies heavily on its regional governance organization for direction, guidance, and even command in the implementation process. To understand specific strategies and methods used by each region, the authors conducted interviews with metropolitan planning organizations, central cities, and transit agencies in the three regions and used qualitative techniques to analyze the interview transcripts and collected documents. As regional governance organizations play a crucial role in implementing regional plans, their policies and practices were also investigated by the authors. Based on collected data and insights, we conclude that the three regions are great examples of an advanced implementation of polycentric development. This research can be helpful to other US metropolitan regions that wish to promote polycentric development. The lessons learned from the three case studies can provide guidance and possible paths to successful implementation

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“…Upzoning could also allow new market-rate development, enabling existing housing to “filter” down to moderate- and low-income families, increasing overall affordability. 2 These reforms could encourage infill development—though they do not ban construction elsewhere, unlike growth controls, which downzone affected areas (Ewing et al 2022).…”

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Zoning Change: Upzonings, Downzonings, and Their Impacts on Residential Construction, Housing Costs, and Neighborhood Demographics

Freemark

2023

Journal of Planning Literature

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Many policymakers concerned about high housing costs argue that easing development through altered land-use regulations can increase building, thereby boosting affordability and reducing segregation. I develop a framework to explain links—sometimes contradictory—between upzonings and construction, prices, and demographics. I evaluate scholarship and compare findings with research on downzonings impeding development. Evidence indicates that upzonings offer mixed success in terms of housing production, reduced costs, and social integration in impacted neighborhoods; outcomes depend on market demand, local context, housing types, and timing. Research on regional upzoning impacts is nascent but outcomes appear positive. Downzonings limit construction and worsen affordability.

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Growth Management Effectiveness: A Literature Review

Cited by 14 publications

References 148 publications

The Role of Economic Efficiency and Business Strategy to Achieve Competitive Advantage

The Role of Economic Efficiency and Business Strategy to Achieve Competitive Advantage

Regional Policies, Practices, Tools, and Strategies to Implement Polycentric Development: Comparative Case Studies of Portland, Seattle, and Denver

Zoning Change: Upzonings, Downzonings, and Their Impacts on Residential Construction, Housing Costs, and Neighborhood Demographics

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