Journal of Urban Economics
1974 - 2022
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Volume 79, issue C, 2014
- Spatial equilibrium with unemployment and wage bargaining: Theory and estimation pp. 2-19

- Paul Beaudry, David Green and Benjamin Sand
- State incentives for innovation, star scientists and jobs: Evidence from biotech pp. 20-38

- Enrico Moretti and Daniel Wilson
- Do labor market networks have an important spatial dimension? pp. 39-58

- Judith K. Hellerstein, Mark Kutzbach and David Neumark
- Why do so few women work in New York (and so many in Minneapolis)? Labor supply of married women across US cities pp. 59-71

- Dan Black, Natalia Kolesnikova and Lowell Taylor
- Family proximity, childcare, and women’s labor force attachment pp. 72-90

- Janice Compton and Robert Pollak
- The effect of public sector employment on local labour markets pp. 91-107

- Giulia Faggio and Henry Overman
- Ethnic unemployment rates and frictional markets pp. 108-120

- Laurent Gobillon, Peter Rupert and Etienne Wasmer
- Spatial changes in labour market inequality pp. 121-138

- Joanne Lindley and Stephen Machin
- Neighborhood quality and labor market outcomes: Evidence from quasi-random neighborhood assignment of immigrants pp. 139-166

- Anna Damm
Volume 78, issue C, 2013
- The effect of voluntary brownfields programs on nearby property values: Evidence from Illinois pp. 1-18

- Joshua Linn
- Uneven landscapes and city size distributions pp. 19-29

- Sanghoon Lee and Qiang Li
- Why do U.S. states adopt public–private partnership enabling legislation? pp. 30-41

- R. Richard Geddes and Benjamin L. Wagner
- Do political parties matter for local land use policies? pp. 42-56

- Albert Solé-Ollé and Elisabet Viladecans-Marsal
- School calendars, child care availability and maternal employment pp. 57-70

- Jennifer Graves
- A silver lining to white flight? White suburbanization and African–American homeownership, 1940–1980 pp. 71-80

- Leah Boustan and Robert Margo
Volume 77, issue C, 2013
- High-speed Internet growth and the demand for locally accessible information content pp. 1-10

- Anton Bekkerman and Gregory Gilpin
- Supply constraints and housing market dynamics pp. 11-26

- Andrew Paciorek
- Do small schools improve performance in large, urban districts? Causal evidence from New York City pp. 27-40

- Amy Schwartz, Leanna Stiefel and Matthew Wiswall
- Carpooling and driver responses to fuel price changes: Evidence from traffic flows in Los Angeles pp. 41-56

- Antonio Bento, Jonathan Hughes and Daniel Kaffine
- Measuring the external benefits of homeownership pp. 57-67

- N. Edward Coulson and Herman Li
Volume 76, issue C, 2013
- City size, network structure and traffic congestion pp. 1-14

- Theodore Tsekeris and Nikolas Geroliminis
- The bargaining power of teachers’ unions and the allocation of school resources pp. 15-27

- Eric Brunner and Tim Squires
- Agglomeration in a city with choosy consumers under imperfect information pp. 28-42

- Takaaki Takahashi
- Road investments and inventory reduction: Firm level evidence from China pp. 43-52

- Han Li and Zhigang Li
- Traffic externalities in cities: The economics of speed bumps, low emission zones and city bypasses pp. 53-70

- Bruno De Borger and Stef Proost
- Local public goods and the demand for high-income municipalities pp. 71-82

- Leah Boustan
- Second-best cost–benefit analysis in monopolistic competition models of urban agglomeration pp. 83-92

- Yoshitsugu Kanemoto
- What happens to household formation in a recession? pp. 93-109

- Kwan Ok Lee and Gary Painter
- A bathtub model of downtown traffic congestion pp. 110-121

- Richard Arnott
- Hypercongestion in downtown metropolis pp. 122-134

- Mogens Fosgerau and Kenneth Small
Volume 75, issue C, 2013
- Wal-Mart and the geography of grocery retailing pp. 1-14

- Paul B. Ellickson and Paul L.E. Grieco
- Valuing school quality using boundary discontinuities pp. 15-28

- Stephen Gibbons, Stephen Machin and Olmo Silva
- On the origins of land use regulations: Theory and evidence from US metro areas pp. 29-43

- Christian Hilber and Frederic Robert-Nicoud
- Agglomeration elasticities and firm heterogeneity pp. 44-56

- David Maré and Daniel Graham
- State and local tax competition in a spatial model with sales taxes and residential property taxes pp. 57-67

- Ralph M. Braid
- Entrepreneurial land developers: Joint production, local externalities, and mixed housing developments pp. 68-79

- Hideo Konishi
- Who offers tax-based business development incentives? pp. 80-91

- Alison Felix and James Hines
- Do governments tax agglomeration rents? pp. 92-106

- Hyun-Ju Koh, Nadine Riedel and Tobias Böhm
Volume 74, issue C, 2013
- Agglomeration and demographic change pp. 1-11

- Theresa Grafeneder-Weissteiner and Klaus Prettner
- Market structure, countervailing power and price discrimination: The case of airports pp. 12-26

- Jonathan Haskel, Alberto Iozzi and Tommaso Valletti
- Language and urban labor market segmentation: Theory and evidence pp. 27-46

- Qiang Li
- Home market effects with endogenous costs of production pp. 47-58

- Armando Garcia Pires
- Do foreclosures cause crime? pp. 59-70

- Ingrid Gould Ellen, Johanna Lacoe and Claudia Ayanna Sharygin
- Option value and the price of teardown properties pp. 71-82

- Daniel McMillen and O’Sullivan, Arthur
- Segregation and Tiebout sorting: The link between place-based investments and neighborhood tipping pp. 83-98

- Spencer Banzhaf and Randall Walsh
- Urban density, law and the duration of real estate leases pp. 99-112

- Sheridan Titman and Garry Twite
- Spatial versus social mismatch pp. 113-132

- Yves Zenou
Volume 73, issue 1, 2013
- Do borrower rights improve borrower outcomes? Evidence from the foreclosure process pp. 1-17

- Kristopher Gerardi, Lauren Lambie-Hanson and Paul Willen
- US city size distribution: Robustly Pareto, but only in the tail pp. 18-29

- Yannis Ioannides and Spyros Skouras
- Does it pay to get an A? School resource allocations in response to accountability ratings pp. 30-42

- Steven Craig, Scott Imberman and Adam Perdue
- Repairs under imperfect information pp. 43-56

- Sanghoon Lee, John Ries and Craig Somerville
- Swings in commercial and residential land prices in the United States pp. 57-76

- Joseph B. Nichols, Stephen Oliner and Michael R. Mulhall
- Does housing drive state-level job growth? Building permits and consumer expectations forecast a state’s economic activity pp. 77-93

- Jack Strauss
- Geographic clustering and productivity: An instrumental variable approach for classical composers pp. 94-110

- Karol Borowiecki
- Saving and consumption in cities pp. 111-124

- David Frame
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