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 14, issue 4, 1984

Investment incentives and the demand for labor in U.S. regions pp. 481-503

Michael I. Luger

Contract equilibria in housing markets pp. 505-519

Hans Wiesmeth

Land use and zoning in the central business district pp. 521-532

Arthur M. Sullivan

The effects of output and factor subsidies or taxes on an urban area pp. 533-546

Donald Haurin

The general equilibrium effects of the industrial property tax: Incidence and excess burden pp. 547-563

Arthur M. Sullivan

A family of square and rectangular interregional input-output tables and models pp. 565-582

Jan Oosterhaven

A further note on the structure of gas distribution costs in urban areas pp. 583-588

Jean-Michel Guldmann

Derivation of regional shadow prices pp. 589-593

Mehrzad Nadji and Curis Harris

Volume 14, issue 3, 1984

Foreword pp. 283-283

Ake E. Andersson and Tonu Puu

General competetive equilibrium of the spatial economy pp. 285-302

Piera Mazzoleni and Aldo Montesano

Space-time economies under free mobility:: Competitive Equilibria and efficiency pp. 303-315

Alexander J. Karmann

Fiscal decentralization under free mobility pp. 317-329

Urs Schweizer

A way of modelling investment in a multisectoral model pp. 331-343

Hakan Persson

Technical choice and reswitching in space economies pp. 345-362

Trevor Barnes and Eric Sheppard

Measuring regional efficiency: A method tested on the fabricated metal products industry in Sweden, 1973-1975 pp. 363-379

Rune Wigren

Regional dimensions of factor and fuel substitution in U.S. manufacturing pp. 381-398

T. R. Lakshmanan, W. Anderson and M. Jourabchi

Random utility demand models and service location pp. 399-431

Giorgio Leonardi and Roberto Tadei

On planning and forecasting the location of retail and service activity pp. 433-452

John R. Roy and Börje Johansson

Robust comparisons of spatial patterns pp. 453-463

Karl Mosler

Simple aggregation and disaggregation subject to minimal information loss and other criteria pp. 465-478

Bertil Marksjo

Volume 14, issue 2, 1984

Equivalence between welfare and entropy approaches to residential location pp. 147-173

Lars-Göran Mattsson

Measuring the development impact of a proposed transportation system pp. 175-198

Chong K. Liew and Chung J. Liew

Location and the theory of production Clarifications and extensions pp. 199-218

Yeung-Nan Shieh and Chao-cheng Mai

The migration function and the Todaro paradox pp. 219-230

Yasuoki Takagi

Calibrating longitudinal models of residential mobility and migration An assessment of a non-parametric marginal likelihood approach pp. 231-247

Richard B. Davies and Robert Crouchley

The systemic variables and elasticities in Alonso's general, theory of movement pp. 249-264

Takatoshi Tabuchi

Multi-modal, multi-output, multiregional variable input-output model pp. 265-281

Chong K. Liew and Chung J. Liew

Volume 14, issue 1, 1984

Agglomeration and competition pp. 1-17

Hiroshi Ohta

Manhattan versus Euclid: Market areas computed and compared pp. 19-35

Balder Von Hohenbalken and Douglas West

The level of average production cost chosen by a multiplant spatial monopolist pp. 37-44

Bruce Benson

Production location and random input price pp. 45-62

Song-ken Hsu and Chao-cheng Mai

Local taxation and the consequences of revenue distribution patterns pp. 63-69

Donald Jones and Charles R. Morrow-Jones

An econometric model of internal migration and development: Extensions and tests pp. 77-87

Dominick Salvatore

Regional income inequality and economic development pp. 89-111

Oscar Fisch

Econometrically accounting for identities and restrictions in models of interregional migration pp. 113-128

Michael J. Greenwood and Gary Hunt

A Johansen model for regional analysis pp. 129-146

Leong H. Liew

Volume 13, issue 4, 1983

A note on spatial and temporal price and allocation modeling: Quadratic programming or linear complementary programming? pp. 455-470

T. Takayama and Noel Uri

The deterrence hypothesis revisited pp. 471-486

Andrew Buck, Meir Gross, Simon Hakim and J. Weinblatt

Location and input mix decisions for energy facilities pp. 487-504

Harry Clarke and Ram M. Shrestha

Inflation, tax advantages to homeownership and the locational choices of households pp. 505-516

Dixie Blackley and James R. Follain

The Moses-Predohl pull and the neoclassical location theory: An alternative approach pp. 517-524

Yeung-Nan Shierz

Is population scale a worthless surrogate for business agglomeration economies? pp. 525-545

Ronald Moomaw

The relevance of wage differentials in neoclassical urban growth pp. 547-555

William J. Gillen and Antonio Guccione

A regional forecasting model for construction activity pp. 557-577

R. William Thomas and Herman Stekler

On an inappropriate means of reducing multicollinearity pp. 579-581

Peter Kennedy

An exploratory note on determinants of inter-regional living-cost differentials in the United states, 1970 and 1975: Comment pp. 583-585

Anthony L. Ostrosky

On the determinants of inter-regional living-cost differentials in the United States, 1970 and 1975: Reply pp. 587-589

Richard Cebula and Lisa K. Smith

Volume 13, issue 3, 1983

Modeling the structure of gas distribution costs in urban areas pp. 299-316

Jean-Michel Guldmann

A labor-oriented quarterly econometric forecasting model of the youngstown-Warren SMSA pp. 317-340

Yih-wu Liu and Anthony H. Stocks

A temporal-spatial theory of consumer behavior pp. 341-361

T. R. Lakshmanan and Chang-i Hua

A household production approach to the evaluation of transportation system change pp. 363-382

Komei Sasaki

Equilibrium points in an urban retail model and their connection with dynamical systems pp. 383-399

F. J. A. Rijk and Ton Vorst

Social optimal pricing in a spatial market pp. 401-410

Song-Ken Hsu

Location theory of the firm under price uncertainty pp. 411-428

Vijay K. Mathur

The international element of economic fluctuations of 20 OECD-countries 1948-1975 pp. 429-454

Martin Paldam

Volume 13, issue 2, 1983

Modelling spatial allocation-location solutions for general practitioner medical services in cities: The equity-revenue maximizing conflict case pp. 161-172

Richard Church and Robert Stimson

A correction to Whitney and Boots: An examination of residential mobility through the use of the log-linear model: Part II pp. 173-176

Christian Wells Jacobsen

Central-city income redistribution and the flight to the suburbs: A stylized model pp. 177-193

Jan Brueckner

Planning models for non-cooperative situations: A two-player game approach pp. 195-211

John R. Roy and Paul F. Lesse

Complementary strategies for policy analysis: Combining microeconomic and regional simulation models pp. 213-229

David M. Betson

The efficiency of interprovincial migration in Canada, 1961-1978 pp. 231-249

Muhammed N. Islam

Specification and estimation of spatial econometric models: A discussion of alternative strategies for spatial economic modelling pp. 251-270

Hans Blommestein

The analysis of residence histories and other longitudinal panel data: A continuous time mixed markov renewal model incorporating exogeneous variables pp. 271-285

Andrew R. Pickles

Determinants of urban population density functions: A procedure for efficient estimates pp. 287-295

Gershon Alperovich

Volume 13, issue 1, 1983

Introduction pp. 1-3

Peter Nijkamp and Piet Rietveld

Critical essay on the methodology of multiobjective analysis pp. 5-29

Andrzej P. Wierzbicki

A multiobjective integer programming model for the land acquisition problem pp. 31-53

Jeffrey Wright, Charles Revelle and Jared Cohon

Multiobjective programming with related bargaining games An application to utility coal conversions pp. 55-76

Samuel J. Ratick

Qualitative discrete multiple criteria choice models in regional planning pp. 77-102

Edwin Hinloopen, Peter Nijkamp and Piet Rietveld

Multiperson multitarget decision making, using the versatility criterion pp. 103-113

Elia Werczberger

Conflict analysis and compromise strategies in integrated spatial systems pp. 115-140

Wim Hafkamp and Peter Nijkamp

A feasibility study of economic and environmental scenarios by means of interactive multiple goal programming pp. 141-160

Jaap Spronk and Frank Veeneklaas