Journal of Urban Economics

1974 - 2025

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

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Migration and job change: A multinomial logit approach pp. 263-279: Peter Linneman and Philip Graves
Economic analysis of intraurban migration in Tel-Aviv pp. 280-292: Gershon Alperovich
Minibuses in urban transportation pp. 293-317: Herbert Mohring
A note on the microeconomics of migration pp. 318-326: Konrad Stahl
Mythical demands and mythical supplies for proper estimation of Rosen's hedonic price model pp. 327-337: Michael Murray
Externalities, preferences, and urban residential location: Some empirical evidence pp. 338-354: Minh Chau To, Alain Lapointe and Lawrence Kryzanowski
A dynamic von Thunen model with a demand function pp. 355-369: Atsuyuki Okabe and Yoshiaki Kume
Population density function for Ghanaian (African) cities: An empirical note pp. 370-379: Paul K. Asabere and K. Owusu-Banahene

Tenure choice and condominium conversion pp. 127-144: Michael J. Lea and Michael J. Wasylenko
Competition and nationally optimum resource allocation under the presence of urban traffic congestion pp. 145-167: Tatsuo Hatta
Elements of an economic justification for municipal zoning pp. 168-183: Theodore M. Crone
Intraurban manufacturing location decisions and local tax differentials pp. 184-205: Alberta H. Charney
Defining the federal role in housing: Back to basics pp. 206-223: Raymond J. Struyk and John A. Tuccillo
Trends and prospects in state and local finance pp. 224-241: Peter Mieszkowski and Robert M. Stein
On the effects of federal capital taxation on growing and declining areas pp. 242-261: Paul Courant

Property value maximization and public sector efficiency pp. 1-15: Jan Brueckner
Cross-sectional estimation of a simultaneous model of tenure choice and housing services demand pp. 16-39: Robert Gillingham and Robert Hagemann
Can "good" architecture meet the market test? pp. 40-54: Douglas E. Hough and Charles G. Kratz
An econometric study on the dynamics of urban spatial structure pp. 55-79: Kajal Lahiri and Richard P. Numrich
The general equilibrium effects of congestion externalities pp. 80-104: Arthur M. Sullivan
Second-best policies for congestion externalities pp. 105-123: Arthur M. Sullivan
Urban migration in New Zealand: Dummy variable interpretations pp. 124-125: David Giles and Peter Hampton

Testing a model of intraurban firm relocation pp. 257-282: Timothy W. Cooke
Technological change and economic growth in housing pp. 283-295: James Kau and C. F. Sirmans
The role of site and job characteristics in hedonic wage models pp. 296-321: V. Smith
An economic analysis of local inducements for business pp. 322-336: John McDonald
Optimal road capacity in the presence of unpriced congestion pp. 337-357: John Wilson
Hedonic theory, bid rents, and willingness-to-pay: Some extensions of Ellickson's results pp. 358-363: Steven R. Lerman and Clifford R. Kern
Structural shifts in urban population density gradients: An empirical investigation pp. 364-377: James Kau, Cheng F. Lee and Rong C. Chen

Tax competition, uniform assessment, and the benefit principle pp. 127-146: John Beck
The welfare effects of intergovernmental grants in an economy with independent jurisdictions pp. 147-164: David Wildasin
Do I have to go shopping again? A theory of choice with movement costs pp. 165-180: Mitchell Harwitz, Barry Lentnek and Subhash C. Narula
Real and nominal interest rates and the demand for housing pp. 181-195: Robert M. Schwab
The relationships between income and price elasticities in studies of housing demand, tenure choice, and household formation pp. 196-204: Richard Kent
The effect of reimbursement of worker's transport costs: The case of urban areas in Japan pp. 205-215: Donald Haurin
The economics of urban yard space: An "implicit-market" model for housing attributes pp. 216-234: Jan Brueckner
A general equilibrium model with external scale economies in production pp. 235-255: Arthur M. Sullivan

Land speculation and the rental price of housing pp. 1-21: Wolfgang Eckart
Housing markets with indivisibilities pp. 22-50: Mamoru Kaneko
Explaining metropolitan housing price differences pp. 51-66: Larry Ozanne and Thomas Thibodeau
Paradise lost and regained: Transportation innovation, income, and residential location pp. 67-89: Stephen LeRoy and Jon Sonstelie
The incidence of congestion tolls on urban highways pp. 90-111: Kenneth Small
Effects of prevailing wage laws on municipal government wages pp. 112-126: Werner Z. Hirsch and Anthony M. Rufolo

A model of intraurban employment location: An application to Bogota, Colombia pp. 263-279: Kyu Sik Lee
The impact of government policies on urban concentration pp. 280-303: J. Vernon Henderson
The price of housing, 1950-1975 pp. 304-323: Bruce W. Hamilton and Timothy W. Cooke
Income and grant effects on local expenditure: The flypaper effect and other difficulties pp. 324-345: Ronald Fisher
The health effects of air pollution: A reanalysis pp. 346-376: Mike Chappie and Lester Lave

A theory of growth controls pp. 129-145: Thomas Cooley and C. J. LaCivita
On the economics of discrimination: Variations on a theme by Arrow, Becker, and Krueger pp. 146-154: Wyatt Mankin
Cubic-spline urban-density functions pp. 155-167: John Anderson
Wage gradients, rent gradients, and the price elasticity of demand for housing: An empirical investigation pp. 168-176: Randall Eberts and Timothy Gronberg
Nonlinear budget constraints and consumer demand: An application to public programs for residential housing pp. 177-201: John Quigley
Scale economies and diseconomies in the determination of city size distribution pp. 202-213: Gershon Alperovich
Permanent income, hedonic prices, and demand for housing: New evidence pp. 214-237: Allen C. Goodman and Masahiro Kawai
Spatial-equilibrium analysis of transferable development rights pp. 238-261: Bruce E. Carpenter and Dennis Heffley

Urban residential growth under perfect foresight pp. 1-21: William C. Wheaton
Spatial patterns of residential development pp. 22-52: Masahisa Fujita
Urban spatial development with durable but replaceable capital pp. 53-67: William C. Wheaton
Differentiating employment prospects by industry and returns to job search in metropolitan areas pp. 68-84: Anthony Barkume
Clubs in an urban setting pp. 85-101: Oded Hochman
A theory of residential location decisions of two-worker households pp. 102-114: Christopher Curran, Leonard Carlson and David A. Ford
A theoretical and empirical analysis of the highway speed-volume relationship pp. 115-121: Rolf Fare, Shawna Grosskopf and Bong Yoon
Highway pricing and capacity choice under uncertain demand pp. 122-128: Marvin Kraus