What is one of the primary goals of inclusionary zoning?
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To increase the number of luxury homes
To create affordable housing in low-poverty neighborhoods
To reduce the number of housing units
To increase property taxes
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How can developers be incentivized under inclusionary zoning policies?
Through mandatory donations to local charities
By being exempt from building codes
Through density bonuses and easier permitting
By receiving tax penalties
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What is a potential downside of developers paying fees instead of building low-income units?
It may not improve access to amenities for low-income residents
It can lead to a decrease in market-rate housing
It causes an increase in construction costs
It results in higher property taxes
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Which states account for the majority of inclusionary zoning programs in the U.S.?
Washington, Oregon, and Nevada
Illinois, Ohio, and Pennsylvania
New Jersey, Massachusetts, and California
Texas, Florida, and New York
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What is a common concern about inclusionary zoning's impact on property values?
It significantly increases property values
It has no effect on property values
It causes a modest decrease in property values
It leads to a dramatic drop in property values
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According to studies, how does inclusionary zoning affect children's education?
It only benefits children in high-poverty areas
It improves educational outcomes by providing access to better schools
It negatively affects educational outcomes
It has no impact on educational outcomes
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Why might inclusionary zoning not be suitable in certain areas?
Because it requires too much government funding
Due to a lack of interest from developers
Because it only works in rural areas
Due to high demand for luxury housing
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