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 16, issue 4, 1986

Local public goods in an equilibrium: How pecuniarv externalities matter pp. 463-481

Suzanne Scotchmer

Property taxes and the timing of urban land development pp. 483-492

John Anderson

Household factors and discrimination in housing consumption: Further developments in the analysis of tenure choice within housing careers pp. 493-517

Andrew Pickles and Richard B. Davies

The downpayment constraint and housing tenure choice: A simplified exposition pp. 519-525

Jan Brueckner

The initial value problem for the trade cycle in euclidian space pp. 527-546

Thijs ten Raa

Generalized extreme value discrete choice demand models: Existence and uniqueness of market equilibria pp. 547-572

Erik Anders Eriksson

An algorithm for the single commodity spatial price equilibrium problem pp. 573-588

Anna Nagurney

Regional policy handles in econometric models: Evidence from U.S. development outlays pp. 589-604

John Clapp, Deborah Bickford, Charles Vehorn and James Bell

Volume 16, issue 3, 1986

The new view of the property tax A reformulation pp. 309-327

George Zodrow and Peter Mieszkowski

Impacts on optimum location of different pricing strategies, market structures and customer distributions over space pp. 329-351

M. L. Greenhut, Chao-Cheng Mai and George Norman

Vacant land and the role of government intervention pp. 353-357

Hans-Werner Sinn

The effects of an equiproportional transport improvement in a fully-closed Monocentric City pp. 387-406

Richard Arnott, David Pines and Efraim Sadka

Efficiency of markets for heterogeneous, indivisible housing pp. 407-419

Robert I. Gerber

Urban agglomeration economies in a Linear City pp. 421-436

Takatoshi Tabuchi

The comparative statics of a filtering model of housing with two income groups pp. 437-448

Ralph M. Braid

Regional translog production functions with capital and labor inputs differentiated by educational attainment: The Case of Japanese Industry, 1968-1977 pp. 449-462

Kimiko Uno

Volume 16, issue 2, 1986

Comments by the guest editor pp. 161-164

Walter Isard

Reflections on the relevance of integrated multiregion models: Lessons from Physics pp. 165-180

Walter Isard

An empirically implementable integrated multiregional model for Australia pp. 181-195

Christine Smith

Isomorphic multiclass spatial price and multimodal traffic network equilibrium models pp. 197-209

Stella Dafermos

Existence and uniqueness of price equilibria: Theory and application to discrete choice models pp. 211-239

Alex Anas and Joong Rae Cho

Optimal location of public facilities: Area dominance approach pp. 241-268

Masahisa Fujita

An axiomatic foundation for poisson frequency analyses of weakly interacting populations pp. 269-307

Tony E. Smith

Volume 16, issue 1, 1986

Spatial dynamics and metropolitan change Introduction pp. 1-6

Börje Johansson

Technical change and metropolitan adjustments Some Policy and Analytical Implications pp. 7-30

T. R. Lakshmanan and Lata Chatterjee

The evaluation of complex urban policies Simulating the Willingness to Pay for the Benefits of Subsidy Programs pp. 31-42

John Quigley

Agglomerative tendencies in the distribution of populations pp. 43-56

G. Leonardi and J. Casti

A dynamic migration theory and its evaluation for concrete systems pp. 57-80

G. Haag and W. Weidlich

Multiplier-accelerator models revisited pp. 81-95

Tonu Puu

On occupation structure and location pattern in the stockholm region pp. 97-122

Christer Anderstig and Bjorn Harsman

Modelling the long-term effects of transport and land use policies on industrial locational behaviour: A discrete choice model system pp. 123-143

Yoshitsugu Hayashi, Tomohiko Isobe and Yasuo Tomita

Urban growth and decline in a hierarchical system A supply-oriented dynamic approach pp. 145-160

Roberto Camagni, Lidia Diappi and Giorgio Leonardi

Volume 15, issue 4, 1985

Regional difference in total factor productivity and spatial features: Empirical Analysis on the Basis of a Sectoral Translog Production Function pp. 489-516

Komei Sasaki

Demographic-economic analysis in a multi-zonal region: A Case Study of Nordrhein-Westfalen pp. 517-540

Moss Madden

Spatial duopoly with discriminatory pricing pp. 541-553

Arthur Hurter and Phillip J. Lederer

Efficient growth of an agglomerating regional economy pp. 555-572

Reiner Wolff

Moving costs and the microeconomics of intra-urban mobility pp. 573-583

Eirik S. Amundsen

General competitive equilibrium of the spatial economy: Two Teasers pp. 585-590

Thijs ten Raa and Marcus Berliant

Input price uncertainty and the production-location decision: A Critique and Synthesis pp. 591-596

Arthur Hurter and Joseph S. Martinic

Location theory of the firm under price uncertainty: Some New Conclusions pp. 597-598

V. K. Mathur

Econometrically accounting for identities and restrictions in models of interregional migration: A comment pp. 599-603

William J. Milne and David Foot

Econometrically accounting for identities and restrictions in models of interregional migration: Further Thoughts pp. 605-614

Gary Hunt and Michael J. Greenwood

Volume 15, issue 3, 1985

General equilibrium analysis of the benefits of large transportation improvements pp. 343-363

Yoshitsugu Kanemoto and Koichi Mera

Transshipments and inventories in the Takayama-Judge model pp. 365-381

Hideo Hashimoto

Existence and description of housing market equilibrium pp. 383-401

Robert I. Gerber

Age of rental housing units and vacancy characteristics A filtering explanation pp. 403-419

J. Luis Guasch and Robert Marshall

Residential change and economic choice behavior pp. 421-434

André de Palma and Claude Lefevre

Vacancy transfers and job restructuring in regional labor markets pp. 435-448

Stephen F. Seninger

On the exclusion theorem' pp. 449-458

Yoshiro Higano

Technical efficiency and region The U.S. manufacturing sector 1972-1977 pp. 459-475

Martin Williams

Productivity and energy price differentials pp. 477-489

Dean Mountain

Volume 15, issue 2, 1985

Existence of equilibria in spatial economies: Presentation pp. 143-147

Konrad Stahl

On existence and stability of spatial equilibria and steady-states pp. 149-158

Victor Ginsburgh, Yorgos Papageorgiou and Jacques Thisse

Theory of city system structure pp. 159-180

Urs Schweizer

Spatial market equilibria with flow-dependent supply and demand: The single commodity case pp. 181-218

Tony E. Smith and Terry L. Friesz

Existence of spatial cournot equilibria pp. 219-227

Anita Weskamp

On the non-existence of oligopolistic equilibria in differentiated products spaces pp. 229-243

Norbert Schulz and Konrad Stahl

On the non-existence of equilibria in differentiated product models pp. 245-262

W. Bentley Macleod

Bertrand oligopoly in a spatial context: The case of quantity independent transportation costs pp. 263-275

Jakob Weinberg

Product choice with economies of scope pp. 277-294

Simon Anderson

Existence and uniqueness of equilibrium and optimal land use: Boundary rent curve approach pp. 295-324

Masahisa Fujita

Equilibrium models with land: A criticism and an alternative pp. 325-340

Marcus Berliant

Volume 15, issue 1, 1985

The combined equilibrium of travel networks and residential location markets pp. 1-21

Alex Anas

Indivisibilities and development timing the shopping-center problem pp. 23-40

David Mills

Consumer choice of dwelling, neighborhood and public services pp. 41-63

John Quigley

Tenure decisions, mortgage interest, and the spatial distribution of housing demand: A theoretical analysis pp. 65-76

Steven Plaut

Estimating the demand for housing characteristics: A survey and critique pp. 77-107

James R. Follain and Emmanuel Jimenez

A note on defining geographic markets pp. 109-119

Chris Klein, Edward J. Rifkin and Noel D. Uri

Elimination of circular routes in spatial dynamic regression equations pp. 121-130

Hans Blommestein

A note on the clarke and shrestha linear space model pp. 131-135

Yeung-Nan Shieh

A rationale for law of technological substitution pp. 137-141

Karmeshu, S. C. Bhargava and V. P. Jain