The Problem = $1,500 taxes/yr. Median Value = $150,000 x 1% for - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Apollo XIII Mission Control The Problem

= $1,500 taxes/yr. Median Value = $150,000 x 1% for City Property Tax + $150 to roads - $3,300 cost/yr. - $4,000 cost/yr. - $7,150 cost/house The Problem

Behavioral Economics

“You are about to show me shadows of the things that have not happened, but will happen in the time before us.” Ebenezer Scrooge The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come A Christmas Carol

What are the numbers for Gwinnett County?

Density - People per Square Mile = 100 people Source:US Census Square mile Davidson, TN Mecklenburg, NC DeKalb, GA Gwinnett, GA 1,243 people/Sq. Mi. 1,756 people/Sq. Mi. 2,740 people/Sq. Mi. 1,871 people/Sq. Mi. Travis, TX Wake, NC Buncombe, NC Orange, NC 1,034 people/Sq. Mi. 992 people/Sq. Mi. 344 people/Sq. Mi. 313 people/Sq. Mi.

Gwinnett County, GA Total Value Per Acre

Gwinnett County, GA Total Value Per Acre (elevation)

Orange County, NC Total Value Per Acre Carrboro Hillsborough Chapel Hill

Gwinnett County, GA Total Value Per Acre (elevation)

Highest Value of in Each Community (Value/acre of individual parcel) $500,000,000 $476,000,000 $375,000,000 $250,000,000 $192,000,000 $149,799,855 $125,000,000 $110,067,562 $52,007,048 $46,226,906 $7,771,429 $0 Raleigh Austin Nashville Charlotte Chapel Hill Asheville Gwinnett

$476M/acre County Comparisons Total Value Per Acre $192M/acre $8M/acre Nashville Austin Lawrenceville Gwinnett County, GA Davidson County, GA Travis County, TX pop. 812,000 pop. 648,300 pop. 1,096,000 1,874 people/sq.mi. 1,243 people/sq.mi. 1.034 people/sq.mi.

Tax Code

MARKET FORCES

Photo: Alija Photo: Alija Corbellment Honfleur, Normandy Houses from the Middle Ages corbelled wood-sides to avoid paying a tax based on the ground level surface. People added on more space by stacking up larger and larger floors. Some houses that faced each other would nearly touch each other, which increased the risk of fires spreading! King Francois I banned this type of architecture (1515-1547).

The Window Tax 1696-1851, by King William III Window tax consisted of: 1. a flat-rate house tax per house and, 2. a variable tax for # windows > 10 3. Between 10 and 20 = 4 shillings, and 4. Those > 20 = 8 shillings.

Photo: Alija Photo: Alija François Mansart, architect (1598–1666) His treatment of high roof stories gave rise to the term “Mansard roof" At the time, only the number of floors below the “roof”, were considered part of the building.

Public Policy

WHAT ABOUT BIG DATA? Source: Visual Idiot on Twitter

IT’S HIDING IN PLAIN SIGHT

> Asheville $18.7B (NZD) Market Value $200M (NZD) Source: Bloomberg.com http://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/all-blacks/73303781/All-Blacks-brand-heads-towards-500m-but-success-on-the-pitch-is-vital

= Asheville $18.7B (NZD) Market Value 93.5 Source: Bloomberg.com $200M (NZD) http://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/all-blacks/73303781/All-Blacks-brand-heads-towards-500m-but-success-on-the-pitch-is-vital

Dan Carter

If you can’t measure it, you can’t manage it. Mayor Michael Bloomberg

DO THE MATH

The Problem = $1,500 taxes/yr. Median Value = $150,000 x 1% for - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Apollo XIII Mission Control The Problem = $1,500 taxes/yr. Median Value = $150,000 x 1% for City Property Tax + $150 to roads - $3,300 cost/yr. - $4,000 cost/yr. - $7,150 cost/house The Problem Behavioral Economics You are about to show me

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The Problem = $1,500 taxes/yr. Median Value = $150,000 x 1% for - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Apollo XIII Mission Control The Problem = $1,500 taxes/yr. Median Value = $150,000 x 1% for City Property Tax + $150 to roads - $3,300 cost/yr. - $4,000 cost/yr. - $7,150 cost/house The Problem Behavioral Economics You are about to show me

Problem-Solving with Only 28% of employers classify college graduates Think-Alouds problem

Problem Problem Problem A.R.S.S (Anonymity) AdBlock VPN DNS Crypt A.R.S.S (Reliability)

THE BIG PROBLEM Getting to know your team, the Big Problem and its Systemic Root Causes Dorica

BUFFERDeBLOAT A SURVEY OF DIFFERENT WAYS TO COUNTER-BUFFERBLOAT Problem Problem Problem

Statement Problem A: Bijection In this problem, you have to establish a bijection between

Chapter Two Problem Solving Using Search Defining the Problem How do you represent a problem

Problem solving and search Chapter 3 Chapter 3 1 Outline Problem-solving agents Problem

Reduction Informal Definition A problem A is reducible to problem B iff the solution to problem B

Problem Definition Techniques 4. 1. K-T Problem Critical Analysis Thinking Problem

Last time: Problem-Solving Problem solving: Goal formulation Problem formulation

Consciousness (cont.) Phil 255 The hard problem The hard problem is the mind - body problem

with classical methods Visualisations Introduction The first problem Problem

Problem Sets E-M Reading: Problem Set 3 Forsyth &amp; Ponce 16.1, 16.2

Problem solving and search Chapter 3 Chapter 3 1 Outline Problem-solving agents Problem

Problem solving and search Chapter 3 Chapter 3 1 Outline Problem-solving agents Problem

Professor Sheena Asthana Outline Problem: what problem? Resource allocation: a brief

The Satisfiability Problem [HMU06,Chp.10b] Satisfiability (SAT) Problem Cooks

Problem Solving and Search Chapter 3 Outline Problem-solving agents Problem formulation

Our Focus: the streets in Sclessin The Problem: Low brightness The Problem: Too high, no human

CHAPTER 1 Statement of Problem and Rationale The Problem Addressed The problem of ministry I

Is This Algorithm Fast? Topic Number 8 op c u be 8 Problem: given a problem, how fast does

Software Development Method 1. Specify the problem requirements 2. Analyze the problem

Mat 3770 Problem Bin Packing Dynamic Programming Basic Problem or Algorithm Problem

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