Regional Science and Urban Economics

1975 - 2025

Continuation of Regional and Urban Economics.

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Volume 22, issue 4, 1992

Market power of large cities and policy differences in metropolitan areas pp. 539-558

William Hoyt

Indivisibility and preference for collective provision pp. 559-577

John Edwards

Optimal fiscal zoning when the local government is a discriminating monopolist pp. 579-596

Thomas Miceli

Accounting for differences in aggregate state productivity pp. 597-617

Gerald Carlino and Richard Voith

On the determination of regional base and regional base multipliers pp. 619-635

Scott Brown, N. Edward Coulson and Robert Engle

Launhardt on Von Thunen's rings: A note pp. 637-641

Yeung-Nan Shieh

Volume 22, issue 3, 1992

Space and applied econometrics: Introduction pp. 307-316

Luc Anselin

Spatial autocorrelation: A new computationally simple test with an application to per capita county police expenditures pp. 317-331

Harry H. Kelejian and Dennis P. Robinson

Localized autocorrelation diagnostic statistic (LADS) for spatial models: Conceptualization, utilization, and computation pp. 333-346

Clifford Nass and David Garfinkle

A spatially adjusted N-way ANOVA model pp. 347-369

Daniel A. Griffith

Spatial autoregressive error components in travel flow models pp. 371-385

Denis Bolduc, Richard Laferriere and Gino Santarossa

Experiments with central-limit properties of spatial samples from locally covariant random fields pp. 387-403

Thomas H. Barringer and Tony E. Smith

Specification and estimation of spatial linear regression models: Monte Carlo evaluation of pre-test estimators pp. 405-432

Raymond Florax and Henk Folmer

Spatial autocorrelation and neighborhood quality pp. 433-452

Robin A. Dubin

Specification and estimation of hedonic housing price models pp. 453-474

Ayse Can

Calculating fiscal impacts where spatial effects are present pp. 475-490

Eric J. Heikkila and Chrisoula Kantiotou

Neighborhood influence and technological change pp. 491-508

Anne Case

Spatial econometrics in practice: A review of software options pp. 509-536

Luc Anselin and Sheri Hudak

Volume 22, issue 2, 1992

The duration of unemployment on the Dutch labour market: A proportional hazard model pp. 151-174

Cees Gorter, Peter Nijkamp and Piet Rietveld

Duopoly with spatial and quantity- dependent price discrimination pp. 175-185

Jonathan Hamilton and Jacques Thisse

Bilateral monopoly and industrial location: A cooperative outcome pp. 187-195

Doris Cheng and Yeung-Nan Shieh

The effect of government taxation policies on spatial monopoly pp. 197-211

Shin-Kun Peng

A regional comparison of the impact of changes in input prices on input demand for U.S. manufacturing pp. 213-228

Gasper A. Garofalo and Devinder M. Malhotra

The contribution of publicly provided inputs to states' economies pp. 229-241

Teresa Garcia-Mila and Therese J. McGuire

On the birth and growth of cities:: Laissez-faire and planning compared pp. 243-258

Alex Anas

Factor taxes and evasion in general equilibrium pp. 259-283

Philippe Thalmann

A comparative study of 'multi-product' vs. 'single-product' household interactive variable input-output models pp. 285-290

Chong K. Liew and Chung J. Liew

A note on a Lagrangian derivation of a general multi-propotional scaling algorithm pp. 291-297

Sam Cole

Comments on 'heterogeneity of labor market and city size in an open spatial economy' by S. Kim pp. 299-301

Hesham Abdel-Rahman

Reply to the remarks by H.M. Abdel-Rahman pp. 303-304

Sunwoong Kim

Volume 22, issue 1, 1992

Introduction pp. 1-3

Kenneth Small

The effectiveness of ridesharing incentives: Discrete-choice models of commuting in Southern California pp. 5-24

David Brownstone and Thomas F. Golob

Consolidations of scale and scope in urban transit pp. 25-49

Philip A. Viton

A modelling framework for the empirical analysis of predatory behaviour in the bus services industry pp. 51-70

J. S. Dodgson, C. R. Newton and Yannis Katsoulacos

Route choice with heterogeneous drivers and group-specific congestion costs pp. 71-102

Richard Arnott, André de Palma and Charles Lindsey

Peak shifting and cost-benefit miscalculations pp. 103-121

J. Vernon Henderson

Parking fees and congestion pp. 123-132

Amihai Glazer and Esko Niskanen

Estimating the travel and parking demand effects of employer-paid parking pp. 133-145

Richard W. Wilson

Volume 21, issue 4, 1991

Economists' prejudices: Why the Mankiw-Weil story is not credible pp. 531-537

Susan E. Woodward

House prices and demographic change: Canadian evidence pp. 539-546

Gary V. Engelhardt and James Poterba

The baby boom, the baby bust, and the housing market A second look pp. 547-552

Bruce W. Hamilton

Are real house prices likely to decline by 47 percent? pp. 553-563

Patric Hendershott

The baby boom and the housing market: Another look at the evidence pp. 565-571

A. Steven Holland

The baby boom, the baby bust, and the housing market A reply to our critics pp. 573-579

N. Gregory Mankiw and David Weil

Secondary products and the measurement of productivity growth pp. 581-615

Thijs ten Raa and Edward Wolff

The locations of congestible facilities in adjacent jurisdictions pp. 617-626

Ralph M. Braid

A note on interregional versus intraregional inequality pp. 627-637

Piet Rietveld

Comments on: 'On the foundations of land use theory: Discrete versus continuous populations' by Y. Asami, M. Fujita and T.E. Smith pp. 639-645

Marcus Berliant

Reply to comments by Berliant pp. 647-648

Yasushi Asami, Masahisa Fujita and T. E. Smith

Spatial structures: Martin J. Beckmann and Tonu Puu, (Springer-Verlag Berlin, 1990) pp. x+139 pp. 649-653

Yasushi Asami

Equalization grants and local expenditure needs: Glen Bramley, (Aldershot, Avebury, 1990) pp. xv+296 pp. 653-657

Richard R. Barnett

Local fiscal issues in the Philadelphia metropolitan area: Thomas Luce and Anita Summers, (University of Pennsylvania Press, Philadelphia, PA, 1987) and William Stull and Janice Madden, Post-Industrial Philadelphia: Structural Changes in the Metropolitan Economy (University of Pennsylvania Press, Philadelphia, PA, 1990) pp. 657-664

John McDonald

Volume 21, issue 3, 1991

Theoretical issues in local public economics: An overview pp. 317-331

David Wildasin and John Wilson

Tax competition with two tax instruments pp. 333-350

Sam Bucovetsky and John Wilson

Competitive jurisdictions, congestion, and the Henry George Theorem: When should property be taxed instead of land? pp. 351-370

William Hoyt

Debt in a model of tax competition pp. 371-392

Richard Jensen and Eugenia Toma

Some rudimetary 'duopolity' theory pp. 393-421

David Wildasin

Tax competition with interregional differences in factor endowments pp. 423-451

John Wilson

Voting with capitalization pp. 453-467

Jan Brueckner and Man-Soo Joo

Tiebout without politics pp. 469-489

David Pines

Urban diversity and fiscal decentralization pp. 491-509

J. Vernon Henderson and Hesham Abdel-Rahman

Redistributive state aid to local communities pp. 511-528

Charles de Bartolome

Volume 21, issue 2, 1991

Causes and consequences of the changing urban form: Introduction pp. 157-162

Helen Ladd and William Wheaton

Subcenters in the Los Angeles region pp. 163-182

Genevieve Giuliano and Kenneth Small

Analyzing urban decentralization: The case of Houston pp. 183-199

Peter Mieszkowski and Barton Smith

Spatial transformation in cities of the developing world: Multinucleation and land-capital substitution in Bogota, Colombia pp. 201-224

David E. Dowall and P. Alan Treffeisen

Firm location and land use in discrete urban space: A study of the spatial structure of Dallas-Fort worth pp. 225-253

Vibhooti Shukla and Paul Waddell

Urban subcenter formation pp. 255-275

Robert Helsley and Arthur M. Sullivan

Labor market access and labor market outcomes for urban youth pp. 277-293

Katherine M. O'Regan and John Quigley

The role of space in determining the occupations of black and white workers pp. 295-315

Keith Ihlanfeldt and David Sjoquist

Volume 21, issue 1, 1991

Fiscal policy with multilevel governments pp. 1-30

Uri M. Possen and Steven M. Slutsky

The effects of the social choice rule on local fiscal variables: A general equilibrium approach pp. 31-54

J. M. Pogodzinski and David Sjoquist

A simultaneous equations model of zoning and land values pp. 55-72

Daniel McMillen and John McDonald

On the core of a land trading game pp. 73-88

Karl Dunz

Average revenue regulation and regional price structure pp. 89-108

Ian Bradley and Catherine Price

Heterogeneity of labor markets and city size in an open spatial economy pp. 109-126

Sunwoong Kim

Spatial discrimination, Bertrand vs. Cournot: Comment pp. 127-134

M. L. Greenhut, C. S. Lee and Yusuf Mansur

Remarks on Y. Asami and A. Teraki: 'On sequential negotiation procedures: Optimal negotiation orders and land prices' pp. 135-138

Hans Wiesmeth

Reply to the comments by Hans Wiesmeth pp. 139-141

Yasushi Asami and Akihiro Teraki

Handbook of regional and urban economics: Peter Nijkamp, ed., Volume 1: Regional Economics (North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1986) pp. xxii+702, ISBN 0-444-87969-2 pp. 143-156

Luc Anselin