The Impact on Housing Costs of the California Coastal Zone Conservation Act1
评估加州海岸委员会行动对住房成本的影响，发现其保护了稀缺海岸资源，但也造成了过度成本和市场错位，可能对主要人口密集城市地区的住房成本产生不利影响。
Evaluating the impact of California's Coastal Commissions' actions on housing costs provide challenges to economists and political scientists for which they lack both adequate theory and data to reach decisive conclusions. At best evaluation of eight years of Commissions' actions indicate that their actions have saved some scarce coastal resources most in need of protection. However, these achievements created some types of excessive costs and market dislocations which promise to affect adversely housing costs in major populous urban areas. Unfortunately the full range of public and private costs remains undefined and current judgments about Commissions' actions must remain tentative.