How Does the Perspective of the City as a Growth

question 7

Multiple Choice

How does the perspective of the city as a growth machine counter the Burgess urban ecology model?

• A) It denies the role of private property, whereas the Burgess model does not.
• B) It denies the role of taxes as drivers of city growth, whereas tax policy is integral to the Burgess model.
• C) It recognizes the role of political and economic forces, whereas the Burgess model does not.
• D) It recognizes the role of key social institutions, whereas the Burgess model fails to consider them.

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