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 20, issue 4, 1991

Regional balance sheets of gains and losses from national policies: Calculations from an applied general equilibrium model for Canada pp. 421-435

Rich Jones and John Whalley

Public capital and regional output: Another look at some Japanese and American data pp. 437-458

David Merriman

Self-selection and intermunicipal migration in Canada pp. 459-472

Muhammed N. Islam and Saud A. Choudhury

On the foundations of land use theory: Discrete versus continuous populations pp. 473-508

Yasushi Asami, Masahisa Fujita and T. E. Smith

Market structure and the production-location decision pp. 509-520

Hong Hwang and Chao-cheng Mai

Economies of scale and density in local telephone networks pp. 521-535

Jean-Michel Guldmann

On sequential negotiation procedures: Optimal negotiation orders and land prices pp. 537-556

Yasushi Asami and Akihiro Teraki

The impact of a housing-linked contract savings scheme on households' holdings of financial assets in India pp. 557-574

Raymond J. Struyk

Urban economic theory: Land use and city size: Masahisa Fujita, (Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1989) pp. xii+366 pp. 575-582

John Wilson

Volume 20, issue 3, 1990

Generalized comparative statics for the production-location problem pp. 275-294

Joseph S. Martinich and Arthur P. Hurter

Competitive equilibrium formation of marketplaces with heterogeneous consumers pp. 295-304

Ping Wang

Cournot duopoly with several markets pp. 305-311

Koji Okuguchi

An econometric-spatial analysis of the growth and decline of shopping centers pp. 313-326

David Ryan, Balder Von Hohenbalken and Douglas West

Manufacturing supply: A long-run, metropolitan view pp. 327-349

John B. Crihfield

Unemployment, trickle down effects and regional income disparities pp. 351-357

Hamid Beladi

Knowledge and communications infrastructure and regional economic change pp. 359-376

Ake E. Andersson, Christer Anderstig and Bjorn Harsman

Public investment and interregional output-income inequalities pp. 377-393

Nobuhiro Okuno and Tadashi Yagi

An application of a test for allocative efficiency in the local public sector pp. 395-406

Steven Deller

Urban air quality and chronic respiratory disease pp. 407-418

Paul R. Portney and John Mullahy

Volume 20, issue 2, 1990

Some robust approaches to testing and estimation in spatial econometrics pp. 141-163

Luc Anselin

Baumol's disease: Simon's cure revisited pp. 165-171

Antonio Guccione and William J. Gillen

Intermetropolitan transfer costs and the equilibrium size of metropolitan areas pp. 173-187

Adriaan H. Dierx

Matching and agglomeration economies in a system of cities pp. 189-212

Robert Helsley and William Strange

Vacant land options: A theoretical analysis pp. 213-222

Geoffrey K. Turnbull and C. F. Sirmans

The effects of urban transportation costs on urban spatial structure with endogenous wage income pp. 223-243

Komei Sasaki and Michihiro Kaiyama

On welfare theory and urban economics pp. 245-261

Marcus Berliant, Yorgos Papageorgiou and Ping Wang

Private ownership of commons pp. 263-272

Esko Niskanen

Volume 20, issue 1, 1990

Recent issues in the economics of housing markets: Introduction pp. 1-4

Konrad Stahl

Contract types in the property market pp. 5-22

Yoshitsugu Kanemoto

Equilibria in a market with state-contingent rental contracts pp. 23-41

Shlomo Weber and Hans Wiesmeth

Existence and uniqueness of stochastic price equilibria in heterogeneous markets pp. 43-64

Jan Rouwendal

Panel data analysis of housing choices pp. 65-82

Axel Borsch-Supan

Demographics of individual housing demand pp. 83-102

Allen C. Goodman

An empirical evaluation of the probabilistic bid-rent model: The case of homogenous households pp. 103-110

David J. Gross, C. F. Sirmans and John D. Benjamin

Input substitutability in multifamily housing construction pp. 111-124

E. Bruce Hutchinson

Suburban income inequality: Three theories and a few facts pp. 125-137

Joseph Persky

Volume 19, issue 4, 1989

Modeling Ontario regional electricity system demand using a mixed fixed and random coefficients approach pp. 565-587

Cheng Hsiao, Dean Mountain, M. W. Luke Chan and Kai Y. Tsui

Competitive subsidization in regional development pp. 589-599

Daniel G. Brooks

Scope of the three-component model pp. 601-614

A.H.Q.M. Merkies and Tjemme Van Der Meer

The dynamic relationship between export, local, and total area employment pp. 615-636

James LeSage and J. David Reed

Regional income inequality and economic development: A comment pp. 637-644

Piet Rietveld

Handbook of regional and urban economics, volume 2: Urban economics,: edited by Edwin S. Mills (North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1987) pp. xviii+619, ISBN 0-444-87971-4 pp. 646-658

David Pines

Volume 19, issue 3, 1989

New research in local public finance: Introduction pp. 347-352

Robert P. Inman

Demand estimation for public goods: Distortionary taxation and other sources of bias pp. 353-379

David Wildasin

Micro-estimation of the demand for schooling: Evidence from Michigan and Massachusetts pp. 381-398

Daniel L. Rubinfeld and Perry Shapiro

Club theory with a peer-group effect pp. 399-420

Jan Brueckner and Kangoh Lee

Redistribution by local governments in a monocentric urban area pp. 421-454

Glenn Cassidy, Dennis Epple and Thomas Romer

The local decision to tax: Evidence from large U.S. Cities pp. 455-491

Robert P. Inman

Local public sector rent-seeking and its impact on local land values pp. 493-516

Joseph Gyourko and Joseph Tracy

The `rationality' of municipal capital spending: Evidence from New Jersey pp. 517-536

Douglas Holtz-Eakin and Harvey Rosen

Tax reform and the market for tax-exempt debt pp. 537-562

James Poterba

Volume 19, issue 2, 1989

Residential real estate and capital formation: Introduction pp. 159-162

James Poterba

ARMs and the demand for housing pp. 163-187

Jan Brueckner and James R. Follain

Integration of mortgage and capital markets and the accumulation of residential capital pp. 189-210

Patric Hendershott and Robert Van Order

Housing wealth, housing finance, and tenure in Korea pp. 211-234

Joseph Gyourko and Jaehye Kim Han

The baby boom, the baby bust, and the housing market pp. 235-258

N. Gregory Mankiw and David Weil

Housing, other real estate, and wealth portfolios: An empirical investigation based on the 1983 Survey of Consumer Finances pp. 259-280

Yannis Ioannides

Tax policy, housing prices, and housing investment pp. 281-304

Lawrence H. Goulder

Housing wealth and aggregate saving pp. 305-324

Jonathan Skinner

Second mortgages and household saving pp. 325-346

Joyce M. Manchester and James Poterba

Volume 19, issue 1, 1989

Symposium location, spatial pricing, and spatial competition: Introduction pp. 1-4

Konrad Stahl

Spatial competition with differentiated products pp. 5-19

Moshe Ben-Akiva, André de Palma and Jacques Thisse

Quality variations and maximal variety differentiation pp. 21-29

Nicholas Economides

Monopolistic competition: Some extensions from spatial competition pp. 31-53

George Norman

Spatial oligopoly and price discrimination with downward sloping demand pp. 55-68

Amoz Kats

Socially optimal spatial pricing pp. 69-86

Simon Anderson

Spatial discrimination: Bertrand vs. Cournot in a model of location choice pp. 87-102

Jonathan Hamilton, Jacques Thisse and Anita Weskamp

A note on spatial price policy when demand is linear but non-uniform pp. 103-106

Martin J. Beckmann

Retail competition along intersecting roadways pp. 107-112

Ralph M. Braid

The impossibility of an intermediate solution in a one-dimensional location model: A general result pp. 113-123

Walter Bossert

Location and corporate decisions in a truly profit maximizing model pp. 125-131

Bob Logan and Yeung-Nan Shieh

Transportation rates, production and location in the Moses-Weber triangle: A note pp. 133-142

J. Patrick O'Brien and Yeung-Nan Shieh

Doctors and their workshops: A spatial perspective pp. 143-157

Gerrit Knaap