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Insufficient sources supporting the arguments stating in the historical backgroundKwok Ting Yan (talk) 05:51, 5 November 2016 (UTC)

In the part of historical background, it is stated that the existence of inner city ghettos is highly related to exclusionary zoning since the lower income group could not afford to move and live to the suburbs. However, there is no sources supporting this argument. It is in doubt that if the existence of inner city ghettos is caused by other factors more. Also, there is no source supporting the argument that the middle class could act as a role model for the lower class living in the inclusive zoning area

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Grounded Solutions Network
Innovative Housing Institute
Time for a Left-Right Consensus on Zoning Reform, Theo Mackey Pollack.
The Inclusionary Housing Debate: The Effectiveness of Mandatory Programs Over Voluntary Programs, American Planning Association
Do Affordable Housing Mandates Work? Evidence from California, Benjamin Powell, Ph.D. and Edward Stringham, Ph.D., Reason Foundation Policy Study 318.
California Inclusionary Housing Reader, Institute for Local Government
Resources from the Nonprofit Housing Association of Northern California
End, Don't Mend, County's Inclusionary Housing Program, Reason Foundation
Scrapping the Zoning Code to Solve LA’s Housing Crisis, Reason Foundation
Critique of the Reason Foundation Report and other articles, Victoria Basolo, Department of Planning, Policy & Design, University of California, Irvine
Los Angeles business community's 2004 alternative to mandatory Inclusionary Zoning proposal, Central City Association of Los Angeles
Study Finds Inclusionary Zoning Feasible for Los Angeles, Livable Places
Inclusionary Housing in California: 30 Years of Innovation California Coalition for Rural Housing and Non-Profit Housing Association of Northern California, 2003.
Inclusionary Zoning: The California Experience National Housing Conference, 2004.
Non-Profit Housing Association of Northern California and the Home Builders Association of Northern California On Common Ground: Joint Principles on Inclusionary Housing, July 2005.