Regional Science and Urban Economics

1975 - 2025

Continuation of Regional and Urban Economics.

Current editor(s): D.P McMillen and Y. Zenou

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Volume 28, issue 6, 1998

Rent control with reputation: theory and evidence pp. 679-710

Dennis Epple

Rent control and complete contract equilibria pp. 711-743

Chris Skelley

Landlords, tenants and the public sector in a spatial equilibrium model of rent control pp. 745-772

Dennis Heffley

Welfare analysis of rent control with side payments: a natural experiment in Cairo, Egypt1 pp. 773-795

Stephen Malpezzi

Rent control and homelessness pp. 797-816

Dirk W. Early and Edgar Olsen

Volume 28, issue 5, 1998

Simulating travel reliability pp. 535-564

Robert Noland, Kenneth Small, Pia Maria Koskenoja and Xuehao Chu

How many parking spaces does it take to create one additional transit passenger? pp. 565-584

David Merriman

Intersectoral point-to-point telecommunication flows: theoretical framework and empirical results pp. 585-609

Jean-Michel Guldmann

U.S. suburbanization in the 1980s1 pp. 611-627

Stacy Jordan, John P. Ross and Kurt G. Usowski

Rate of return regulation and rate base valuation pp. 629-654

Yukihiro Kidokoro

Volume 28, issue 4, 1998

A suggested test for spatial autocorrelation and/or heteroskedasticity and corresponding Monte Carlo results pp. 389-417

Harry H. Kelejian and Dennis P. Robinson

Regional adjustment to trade liberalization pp. 419-444

Gordon Hanson

Regional concentration, trade, and welfare pp. 445-463

Pertti Haaparanta

A note on tax competition and public input provision pp. 465-473

Mutsumi Matsumoto

Optimal urban growth controls pp. 475-496

Komei Sasaki

The EC and real estate rents in Brussels pp. 497-511

Victor Ginsburgh and Patrick Waelbroeck

Book review pp. 517-533

A. Author

Volume 28, issue 3, 1998

The multi-store location and pricing decisions of a spatial monopoly pp. 255-281

C. Y. Cyrus Chu and Huei-chung Lu

Existence of Nash equilibria in fiscal competition models pp. 283-296

Didier Laussel and Michel Le Breton

Strategic entry deterrence through spatial price discrimination pp. 297-314

Iñaki Aguirre, Maria Paz Espinosa and Ines Macho-Stadler

Household mobility and the moderate leviathan: Efficiency and decentralization pp. 315-328

Matthias Wrede

Urban productivity, urban unemployment, and labor market policies pp. 329-344

Thomas J. Carter

Local public goods and central charities pp. 345-362

Kai Konrad

Labor migration and redistribution with alternative assimilation policies: The small economy case pp. 363-377

Ph. Michel, Pierre Pestieau and J. -P. Vidal

Volume 28, issue 2, 1998

Spatial price competition when stores are not certain to have what consumers want pp. 143-161

Ralph M. Braid

Transport externalities and optimal pricing and supply decisions in urban transportation: a simulation analysis for Belgium pp. 163-197

Bruno De Borger and Sandra Wouters

Agglomeration economies: Are they exaggerated by industrial aggregation? pp. 199-211

Ronald Moomaw

On the optimal policy of infrastructure provision across regions pp. 213-235

Takaaki Takahashi

Volume 28, issue 1, 1998

Should transfer payments be indexed to local price levels? pp. 1-20

Edward Glaeser

The market for housing in Israel pp. 21-49

Moshe Bar-Nathan, Michael Beenstock and Yoel Haitovsky

Community choice and local public services: A discrete choice approach pp. 51-73

Thomas Nechyba and Robert Strauss

An asymptotic foundation for logit models pp. 75-90

M. Raouf Jaibi and Thijs ten Raa

The additive structure of utility in discrete choice models pp. 91-101

M. Raouf Jaibi and Thijs ten Raa

A positive model of special district formation pp. 103-122

D. Andrew Austin

Equilibrium production-location decisions under duopoly pp. 123-133

Hong Hwang, Chao-Cheng Mai and Yeung-Nan Shieh

Volume 27, issue 6, 1997

Preface pp. 581-581

John Quigley, Konrad Stahl and Jacques Thisse

Medium size cities pp. 583-612

J. Vernon Henderson

The housing question in Japan pp. 613-641

Yoshitsugu Kanemoto

Regional growth in postwar Japan pp. 643-670

Masahisa Fujita and Takatoshi Tabuchi

Economics and urban transportation policy in the United States pp. 671-691

Kenneth Small

Spatial mismatch: An equilibrium analysis pp. 693-714

Jan Brueckner and Richard W. Martin

Infrastructure provision and international market share rivalry pp. 715-734

Klaus Conrad and Helmut Seitz

Microeconometric models of tourists' destination choice pp. 735-761

Angelika Eymann and Gerd Ronning

Efficient inequality: differential allocation in the local public sector pp. 763-784

Steven Craig and Cheryl M. Holsey

Unicity of the equilibrium in the unconstrained Hotelling model pp. 785-798

Luca Lambertini

Reply to comments on 'Urban diversity and fiscal decentralization' pp. 799-800

J. Vernon Henderson and Hesham Abdel-Rahman

Comments on 'Urban diversity and fiscal decentralization' pp. 801-806

Gilles Duranton

Volume 27, issue 4-5, 1997

Introduction pp. 343-343

Richard Arnott

Efficient Nash equilibria in a federal economy with migration costs pp. 345-371

Gordon Myers and Yorgos Papageorgiou

More on scale economies and cities pp. 373-397

Oded Hochman

Structural stability and evolution of urban systems pp. 399-442

Masahisa Fujita and Tomoya Mori

Cities and growth: Theory and evidence from France and Japan pp. 443-474

Jonathan Eaton and Zvi Eckstein

The optimal taxation of interregionally mobile capital under uncertainty pp. 475-496

Soon Mok Chung and John Wilson

Housing wealth and the economy's adjustment to unanticipated shocks pp. 497-513

Jan Brueckner and Alfredo Pereira

A filtering model with steady-state housing pp. 515-546

Richard Arnott and Ralph M. Braid

Taxes and allowances in a dynamic equilibrium model of urban housing with a size--quality hierarchy pp. 547-580

Alex Anas and Richard Arnott

Volume 27, issue 3, 1997

Information in road networks with multiple origin-destination pairs pp. 217-240

Richard H. M. Emmerink, Erik Verhoef, Peter Nijkamp and Piet Rietveld

A model of workplace and residence choice in two-worker households pp. 241-260

Ora Freedman and Clifford R. Kern

Spatial Cournot competition and agglomeration in a model of location choice pp. 261-282

Barnali Gupta, Debashis Pal and Jyotirmoy Sarkar

Why oppose TDRs?: Transferable development rights can increase overall development pp. 283-296

Arik Levinson

Effects of subcenter formation on urban spatial structure pp. 297-324

Yang Zhang and Komei Sasaki

Interpreting spatial economic structure: Feedback loops in the Indonesian interregional economy, 1980, 1985 pp. 325-342

Michael Sonis, Geoffrey Hewings, Jiemin Guo and Edison Hulu

Volume 27, issue 2, 1997

Infrastructure, economic development, and public policy pp. 113-116

John B. Crihfield and Therese J. McGuire

Historical perspective on infrastructure and US economic development pp. 117-138

Louis P. Cain

A fiscal federalism approach to infrastructure policy pp. 139-159

Charles R. Hulten and Robert M. Schwab

Are telecommunications facilities 'infrastructure?' If they are, so what? pp. 161-179

Robert W. Crandall

Manufacturing technology centers as components of regional technology infrastructures pp. 181-197

Irwin Feller

Central city infrastructure investment and suburban house values pp. 199-215

Andrew Haughwout

Volume 27, issue 1, 1997

Occupational change, employer change, internal migration, and earnings pp. 1-15

Randall G. Krieg

Regional income and secession: Center-periphery relations in emerging market economies pp. 17-45

Daniel Berkowitz

Where will we put the garbage? Economic efficiency versus collective choice pp. 47-65

Meng-Hua Ye and Anthony Yezer

Multi-outlet firms, competition and market segmentation strategies pp. 67-86

Jean-Claude Thill

Particulate pollution trends in the United States pp. 87-107

Matthew Kahn