Papers in Regional Science

1955 - 2023

Continuation of Papers in Regional Science.

Current editor(s): Jouke van Dijk

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Volume 7, month 01, 1961

ON PARADIGMS AND PARADIDDLES: A CITY PLANNER LOOKS AT REGIONAL SCIENCE pp. 7-15

Robert B. Mitchell

ECOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF CONSUMER BEHAVIOR pp. 19-28

David L. Huff

A GRAPH THEORY INTERPRETATION OF NODAL REGIONS pp. 29-42

John D. Nystuen and Michael F. Dacey

ON PREDICTION AND URBAN TRAFFIC pp. 43-50

Aaron Fleisher

A MONEYFLOWS ANALYSIS OF METROPOLITAN SAVING AND INVESTMENT pp. 53-65

Charles L. Leven

INDUSTRIALIZATION AND INCOME INEQUALITY: RECENT UNITED STATES EXPERIENCE pp. 67-88

Eugene Smolensky

PROJECTING REGIONAL ACCOUNTS AND INDUSTRIAL LOCATIONS: REFLECTIONS ON POLICY APPLICATIONS pp. 89-118

David F. Bramhall

REGIONAL FISCAL IMPACT OF LOCAL INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT pp. 119-130

Werner Z. Hirsh

THE ROLE OF THE COMMUNITY AS A FACTOR IN INDUSTRIAL LOCATION pp. 133-142

L. T. Wallace and Vernon Ruttan

AN APPLICATION OF GAME THEORY TO A PROBLEM IN LOCATION STRATEGY pp. 143-157

Benjamin H. Steven

DEMAND FOR TOURISTS' GOODS AND SERVICES IN A WORLD MARKET pp. 159-175

Harold W. Guthrie

AN OPERATIONAL MODEL OF REGIONAL TRADE IN FRANCE pp. 177-187

J. R. Boudeville

AN ECONOMIC MODEL OF THE UTILIZATION OF URBAN LAND pp. 191-205

Lowdon Wingo

THE SPATIAL STRUCTURE OF THE HOUSING MARKET pp. 207-220

Richard F. Muth

POLICY GROWTH AND TRANSPORTATION PLANNING IN THE DETROIT METROPOLITAN AREA pp. 223-239

Robert Hoover

CHICAGO: TRANSPORTATION AND METROPOLITAN PLANNING pp. 241-247

Harold M. Mayer

THE WASHINGTON TRANSPORTATION PLAN: TECHNICS OR POLITICS? pp. 249-262

Lowdon Wingo and Harvey S. Perloff

Volume 6, month 01, 1960

THE SCOPE AND NATURE OF REGIONAL SCIENCE pp. 9-34

Walter Isard

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MIGRATION AND INCOME IN THE UNITED STATES pp. 37-64

Larry Sjaastad

REGIONAL AND NATIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA pp. 65-81

Stefan H. Robock

AN INDUCTIVE APPROACH TO THE REGIONALIZATION OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT pp. 83-84

Brian J. L. Berry

THE ROLE OF THE PRODUCT MARKET IN STATE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT pp. 87-96

John M. Mattila and Wilbur R. Thompson

A STATISTICAL AND ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUE FOR REGIONAL ANALYSIS pp. 97-112

Edgar S. Dunn

AN INPUT‐OUTPUT TABLE WITH REGIONAL WEIGHTS pp. 113-119

T.Y. Shen

CONNECTIVITY OF THE INTERSTATE HIGHWAY SYSTEM pp. 121-137

William L. Garrison

A PROBLEM OF LOCATIONAL‐DEMOGRAPHIC INTERACTION pp. 139-146

William S. Peters

A THEORY OF THE URBAN LAND MARKET pp. 149-157

William Alonso

A TOPOGRAPHICAL MODEL OF CONSUMER SPACE PREFERENCES pp. 159-173

David L. Huff

THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS APPROACH TO THE URBAN ECONOMIC BASE pp. 175-194

Edward L. Ullman and Michael F. Dacey

DETERMINING PRIORITIES IN URBAN RENEWAL pp. 195-205

Morton J. Schusshelm

Volume 5, month 01, 1959

REGIONAL SCIENCE: QUO VADIS? pp. 3-20

Lloyd Rodwin

DISCUSSION: REGIONAL SCIENCE–QUO VADIS? pp. 21-21

Robert A. Kavesh

REGIONAL EMPLOYMENT AND POPULATION FORECASTS VIA RELATIVE INCOME POTENTIAL MODELS pp. 25-47

Walter Isard and David F. Bramhall

REGIONAL EMPLOYMENT AND POPULATION FORECASTS VIA RELATIVE INCOME POTENTIAL MODELS pp. 49-50

Edward J. Taaffe

GRAVITY MODELS AND TRIP DISTRIBUTION THEORY pp. 51-56

Morton Schneider

FORECASTING SHORT‐TERM REGIONAL ECONOMIC ACTIVITY pp. 59-70

William H. Miernyk

REGIONAL ANALYSIS AS A BUSINESS TOOL pp. 71-77

Randall T. Klemme

AN APPLICATION OF AREA INPUT‐OUTPUT ANALYSIS pp. 79-92

Werner Z. Hirsch

POPULATION DISTRIBUTION AND MANUFACTURING ACTIVITY: THE NONMETROPOLITAN UNITED STATES IN 1950 pp. 95-104

Beverly Duncan

SERVICE INDUSTRIES AND THE URBAN HIERARCHY pp. 105-120

Otis Dudley Duncan

VARIATIONS IN INDUSTRIAL COMPOSITION WITH CITY SIZE pp. 121-131

Hal H. Winsborough

DISCUSSION: ECOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF REGIONS pp. 133-135

Brian J. L. Berry

DISCUSSION: ECOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF REGIONS pp. 137-139

John H. Cumberland

A SPATIAL AND DYNAMIC GROWTH MODEL pp. 143-150

Edward B. Berman

LINEAR PROGRAMMING APPLIED TO LOCATION AND PRODUCT FLOW DETERMINATION IN THE TOMATO PROCESSING INDUSTRY pp. 151-162

A. Robert Koch and Milton M. Snodgrass

DISCUSSION: LINEAR PROGRAMMING IN THE TOMATO PROCESSING INDUSTRY pp. 163-164

Frederick T. Moore

REGIONAL PLANNING: A PROBLEM IN SPATIAL INTEGRATION pp. 167-179

John Friedmann

URBANIZATION POLICY IN INDIA pp. 181-203

Britton Harris

DISCUSSION: REGIONAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT pp. 205-207

Charles L. Leven

DISCUSSION: REGIONAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT pp. 209-210

Joseph Airov

DISCUSSION: REGIONAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT pp. 211-214

Ronald Wonnacott

A COMPARISON OF ALTERNATIVE INTER‐INDUSTRY FORECASTS FOR THE CHICAGO REGION pp. 217-235

Irving Hoch

THE COMMODITY BALANCE OF TRADE OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST FOR SELECTED YEARS, 1929 to 1955 pp. 237-251

Richard L. Pfister

TRANSPORT INPUTS AT URBAN RESIDENTIAL SITES pp. 253-266

Duane F. Marble

SPACE AND ECONOMIC THEORY pp. 267-279

Melvin L. Greenhut