Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics, vol 3

Edited by Paul Charles Cheshire () and E. S. Mills

in Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics from Elsevier, edited by J. V. Henderson, P. Nijkamp, E. S. Mills, P. C. Cheshire and J. F. Thisse

Keywords: Applied; Urban; Economics (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: R1 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Edition: 1

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Chapters in this book:

Ch 34 Introduction: Applied urban economics , pp 1323-1335

Paul Charles Cheshire and Edwin S. Mills

Ch 35 Trends in sizes and structures of urban areas , pp 1339-1373

Paul Charles Cheshire

Ch 36 Urban areas with decentralized employment: Theory and empirical work , pp 1375-1412

Michelle J. White

Ch 37 Quality of life and environmental comparisons , pp 1413-1454

Joseph Gyourko, Matthew Kahn and Joseph Tracy

Ch 38 Agglomeration economies and urban public infrastructure , pp 1455-1495

Randall Eberts and Daniel McMillen

Ch 39 Urban labour markets , pp 1499-1557

Graham R. Crampton

Ch 40 Urban housing markets: Theory and policy , pp 1559-1594

Christine M.E. Whitehead

Ch 41 Hedonic analysis of housing markets , pp 1595-1635

Stephen Sheppard

Ch 42 The land market and government intervention , pp 1637-1669

Alan W. Evans

Ch 43 Urbanization in transforming economies , pp 1673-1790

Charles M. Becker and Andrew R. Morrison

Ch 44 Economic analysis of housing markets in developing and transition economies , pp 1791-1864

Stephen Malpezzi

Ch 45 Poverty in developing countries , pp 1865-1934

Ernesto M. Pernia and M.G.Quibria

Ch 46 Urban transportation , pp 1937-1999

Kenneth A. Small and Gomez-Ibanez, Jose A.

Ch 47 Sorting and voting: A review of the literature on urban public finance , pp 2001-2060

Stephen Ross and John Yinger

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