Englander, David. Landlord and Tenant in Urban Britain, 1838-1918

Landlord and Tenant-Patent Defects In A Common Area

Sustainable land use: landlord–tenant contracting in the United States of America

This paper provides new perspectives on USA landlord–tenant contracting, where technical change is creating scale economies in farming and farm enlargements, and results that are important to the sustainability of land use and environmental quality. We develop a conceptual model of landlord–tenant contracting that emphasizes minimizing transactions costs and setting incentives for effort when t...

Employers, the government, and industrial fatigue in Britain, 1890-1918.

The evolution of the concept of industrial fatigue and the responses of employers and the government in Britain to research initiatives in this field of industrial medicine up to the end of the first world war is explored. The discussion dovetails in with the broader debate about the characteristics and dissemination of scientific labour management in Britain. The first section focuses on attit...

Women, Violence and Urban Justice in Holland c. 1600-1838

Percentage Rent in Retail Leasing: the Alignment of Landlord-tenant Interests

Only retail tenants pay their landlord a percentage of revenue in addition to the traditional fixed rent. The latter has often been shown to vary widely across stores-inverse to the sales externalities generated by the store. This paper demonstrates that revenue percentages vary widely as well, and positively with fixed rent (sales externalities). It is then argued that existing theoretical exp...