Haste makes waste: On the implications of rapid planning in Israel
• Regulatory planning is often argued to be a bottlneck. We find that planning reforms intended to expedite planning do not lead to faster or or additional development thereby questioning the veracity of this argument. • By examining the planning reforms in Israel, which are typical of planning refo...
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