Journal of Urban Economics

1974 - 2025

Current editor(s): S.S. Rosenthal and W.C. Strange

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Volume 25, issue 3, 1989

The welfare gains from pricing road congestion using automatic vehicle identification and on-vehicle meters pp. 261-281

Marvin Kraus

Interest rates, income, and home improvement decisions pp. 282-294

Michael J. Potepan

The empirical content of the linearity-as-repackaging hypothesis pp. 295-309

N. Edward Coulson

Local income redistribution: A club-theoretic analysis pp. 310-324

Jan Brueckner

Urban land supply: Natural and contrived restrictions pp. 325-345

Louis A. Rose

Transportation system change and urban structure in two-transport mode setting pp. 346-367

Komei Sasaki

A Canadian regional general equilibrium model and some applications pp. 368-404

Rich Jones and John Whalley

Volume 25, issue 2, 1989

Market failure in the land of Losch pp. 143-155

Bruce W. Hamilton

Testing the efficiency of urban spatial growth: A case study of Tokyo pp. 156-192

Masahisa Fujita and Masuo Kashiwadani

Interjurisdictional capital mobility: Fiscal externality and a corrective subsidy pp. 193-212

David Wildasin

Existence of a spatial equilibrium pp. 213-218

A. Grimaud and Jean-Jacques Laffont

Estimating the income, price, and interest elasticities of housing demand pp. 219-229

Dennis Glennon

An intertemporal model of housing demand: Implications for the price elasticity pp. 230-246

David E. Harrington

Demand for factors of production in municipal police departments pp. 247-259

Kwabena Gyimah-Brempong

Volume 25, issue 1, 1989

Jobs versus amenities in the analysis of metropolitan migration pp. 1-16

Michael J. Greenwood and Gary Hunt

Agglomeration economies and building height pp. 17-31

A. Grimaud

An assessment of the benefits of air pollution control: The case of infant health pp. 32-51

Ted Joyce, Michael Grossman and Fred Goldman

Estimating the implicit price of energy efficiency improvements in the residential housing market: A hedonic approach pp. 52-67

Terry M. Dinan and John A. Miranowski

The existence and capitalization of neighborhood externalities: A reassessment pp. 68-76

Ronald Grieson and James R. White

The incidence of classified property taxes in a three-sector model with an imperfectly mobile population pp. 77-92

Amar K. Parai and John Beck

The distribution of city size: A sensitivity analysis pp. 93-102

Gershon Alperovich

Household behavior in a monocentric urban area with a public sector pp. 103-115

Geoffrey K. Turnbull

The economic losses of a waterborne disease outbreak pp. 116-137

Winston Harrington, Alan Krupnick and Walter Spofford

On a possible bias in estimates of hedonic price functions pp. 138-142

Komei Sasaki

Volume 24, issue 3, 1988

Estimating patronization shares for urban retail centers: An extension of the Poisson gravity model pp. 241-259

A. Ason Okoruwa, Joseph Terza and Hugh O. Nourse

Amenities in an urban general equilibrium model pp. 260-278

J. M. Pogodzinski

Constraints on land consumption and urban rent gradients pp. 279-288

Edmond L. d'Ouville and John McDonald

Tenure choice and housing demand in Japan pp. 289-309

Charles Horioka

The qualitative economics of development control pp. 310-330

Stephen Sheppard

Anti-strike laws and their effects on work stoppages by public school teachers pp. 331-351

Werner Z. Hirsch and Janet M. Green

Volume 24, issue 2, 1988

An analysis of household mobility and tenure choice: An empirical study of Korea pp. 113-128

Peter M. Zorn

Location choice and commuting behavior in cities with decentralized employment pp. 129-152

Michelle J. White

On discrete choice models of housing demand pp. 153-172

Axel Borsch-supan and John Pitkin

The income elasticity of demand for single-family owner-occupied housing: An empirical reconciliation pp. 173-185

Oskar Harmon

The effect of welfare and wage levels on the location decisions of female-headed households pp. 186-211

Rebecca Blank

An inquiry into effects of mobile home park rent control pp. 212-226

Werner Z. Hirsch

Optimal spatial growth of employment and residences pp. 227-240

Ralph M. Braid

Volume 24, issue 1, 1988

Mobility behavior of the elderly pp. 1-8

Philip Graves and Thomas A. Knapp

Wage variation resulting from staggered work hours pp. 9-26

Paul Wilson

Variable rate loans and financed activities: The case of adjustable rate mortgages pp. 27-37

Michael Stutzer and William Roberds

The effect of technological uncertainty on the optimal location of a competitive firm pp. 38-43

Mihkel Tombak

Tenancy choice and the demand for rental housing in the cities of the Ivory Coast pp. 44-63

Christiaan Grootaert and Jean-Luc Dubois

A comparative study of household interactive variable input-output (HIVIO) model and the conventional input-output models pp. 64-84

Chung J. Liew and Chong K. Liew

On the measurement of congestion in the provision of local public goods pp. 85-94

Wallace Oates

Estimating willingness to pay for housing characteristics: An application of the Ellickson bid-rent model pp. 95-112

David J. Gross

Volume 23, issue 3, 1988

Market structure, location rents, and the land development process pp. 261-277

Geoffrey K. Turnbull

Residential capitalization rates: Explaining intermetropolitan variation, 1974-1979 pp. 278-290

Robyn S. Phillips

Robbing Peter to pay Peter: The economics of local public residency requirements pp. 291-306

Paul Courant and Daniel L. Rubinfeld

The market effects of zoning undeveloped land: Does zoning follow the market? pp. 307-326

Nancy E. Wallace

An econometric model of housing price, permanent income, tenure choice, and housing demand pp. 327-353

Allen C. Goodman

Mortgage and rental qualification criteria, household location decisions, and urban form pp. 354-369

Timothy W. Cooke

Large lot zoning and subdivision costs: A test pp. 370-384

James R. White

Volume 23, issue 2, 1988

Property tax classification and welfare in urban areas: A general equilibrium computational approach pp. 131-149

Joseph DiMasi

Evaluation of school closings: A case study from Vasteras, Sweden pp. 150-161

Roland Andersson

Estimation of housing depreciation: Short-term quality change and long-term vintage effects pp. 162-178

William C. Randolph

A microsimulation model of Swedish housing demand pp. 179-198

David Brownstone, Peter Englund and Mats Persson

Quantum agglomeration formation during growth in a combined economic/gravity model pp. 199-214

Thomas J. Muench

Econometric analysis of business tax impacts on industrial location: What do we know, and how do we know it? pp. 215-234

Robert Newman and Dennis Sullivan

Federal tax reform and the interjurisdictional mobility impulse pp. 235-250

Michael I. Luger

A new testing procedure of the rank size distribution pp. 251-259

Gershon Alperovich

Volume 23, issue 1, 1988

The distribution of benefits among public housing tenants in Hong Kong and related policy issues pp. 1-20

Yue-Chim Wong and Pak-Wai Liu

Filtering and housing markets: An empirical analysis pp. 21-40

John C. Weicher and Thomas Thibodeau

Uniform spatial growth with perfect foresight and durable housing pp. 41-59

Ralph M. Braid

Urban spatial structure and productivity growth in the manufacturing sector of cities pp. 60-70

Michael S. Fogarty and Gasper A. Garofalo

The response of city economies to national business cycles pp. 71-85

Marie Howland and George E. Peterson

The possibility and impossibility of intercity commuting pp. 86-100

Seoung Hwan Suh

Spatial variations in production costs pp. 101-114

Joseph A. Ziegler

A bureaucratic theory of flypaper effects pp. 115-129

Paul Gary Wyckoff