Part 1 Markets, states and housing: markets, states and housing - issues, debates and this book market failure and housing provision conclusions - measuring success and failure in housing provision. Part 2 Comparing European housing systems: housing systems in European welfare capitalism characterizing European housing provision systems comparative housing research and market-state mixes Britain, France and Sweden as type cases. Part 3 Production efficiency and allocative efficiency in housing - alternative systems compared: setting up national comparisons regulation and speculation in British, French and Swedish growth areas production efficiency in the four growth regions allocative efficiency in Berkshire and the E4 corridor conclusions - relative success and failure. Part 4 Dynamic efficiency - housing promotion and land supply in Britain, France and Sweden: dynamic efficiency, types of profit and institutional structures alternative systems of land supply and developer strategies land supply, the planning process and house prices conclusions. Part 5 Dynamic efficiency and housebuilders' strategies in Britain, France and Sweden: introduction, structural trends and countervailing tendencies housebuilders' strategies and promotion form survivability and dynamic efficiency conclusions. Part 5 Conclusions - state intervention and market efficiency: introduction relative efficiency in housing supply creating an efficient market - state intervention, local autonomy and business strategies into the 1990s - lessons learned and lessons forgotten.
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