But some developers and city officials question whether the value of development rights would decline if supply is increased.
So what is the value of development aid in this equation?
More importantly though, each initiative directly challenged fashionable scepticism about the value of development assistance, crucially emphasizing donor policies and practices as constraints on aid effectiveness.
The Commission on Macroeconomics and Health and, more recently, the Commission for Africa and the UN Millennium Project all argued strongly for a several-fold increase in the value of development assistance for health, focused on basic interventions.
While Assudani et al. [ 39] have stressed the value of development of CD4+ immunity in cancer vaccine trials, there is alternate evidence that CD8+ cells are linked with growth arrest of cancer cells after vaccination [ 40].
Yet for all the value of development partnerships with business and the private sector, and for all the important contributions of NGOs and other representatives of civil society, we must never lose sight of the fact that it is governments that remain the primary actors in development.
Organizations otherwise as divergent in their perspectives as Oxfam and the World Bank apparently agree on the value to developing economies, especially the world's poorest countries, of access to industrialized world markets – sometimes citing figures to the effect that annual gains from complete liberalization of trade would amount to several times the value of development assistance [ 73, 74].
However, its net asset value rose 6.2% to 140p a share as the value of its developments increased by 2.8% to £761m.
The City of London Corporation has invested at least £100m of public money in land purchases that opponents claim will enhance the value of neighbouring developments by the property company that employs the lord mayor.
In these cases, the study confirms the value of such developments for the future of HHD.
