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 12, issue 4, 1982

Locational decision analysis: Editorial note pp. 465-466

Jacques Thisse

Two planar facility location problems with high-speed corridors and continuous demand pp. 467-484

Amedeo R. Odoni and Ghazala Sadiq

Competitive location strategies for two facilities pp. 485-493

Zvi Drezner

Location problems on a sphere pp. 495-508

G. O. Wesolowsky

Price uncertainty and the optimal production-location decision pp. 509-528

Joseph S. Martinich and Arthur Hurter

Location theory and transportation costs pp. 529-545

Francois Louveaux, Jacques Thisse and Hubert Beguin

UNILOC: A uni-location model pp. 547-578

Jakob Krarup and Peter Mark Pruzan

A new look at static spatial price equilibrium models pp. 579-597

Michael Florian and Marc Los

The rural-urban population balance again pp. 599-606

Herbert Simon

Volume 12, issue 3, 1982

Monopoly, product diversity and welfare pp. 313-324

David de Meza and Thomas von Ungern-Sternberg

Systems of cities in closed and open economies pp. 325-350

J. Vernon Henderson

The Takayama-Judge spatial equilibrium model with endogenous income pp. 351-364

Sten Thore

Implicit functional relationships between systematic effects in a general model of movement pp. 365-380

Luc Anselin

The optimality of labor subsidies in a regional context: A skeptical note pp. 381-386

Antonio Guccione and William J. Gillen

Modelling diversity, choice, costs, and benefits in urban activity patterns pp. 387-403

John F. Brotchie

Location in a congested city pp. 405-423

David Segal and Thomas L. Steinmeier

Econometric modeling of urban and other substate areas: An analysis of alternative methodologies pp. 425-448

Carol A. Taylor

On the dynamics of industrial evolution pp. 449-462

David Batten

Volume 12, issue 2, 1982

Multiple equilibria and structural transition of non-monocentric urban configurations pp. 161-196

Masahisa Fujita and Hideaki Ogawa

Building ages and urban growth pp. 197-210

Jan Brueckner

A linear programming model of the urban housing and land markets: Static and dynamic aspects pp. 211-233

David Pines and Elia Werczberger

Optimal allocation of land to transportation in a non-optimal urban structure pp. 235-246

Oscar Fisch

International trade, integration and industrial location: The case of Germany pp. 247-269

Karin Peschel

The stability of the demand for fossil fuels by electric utilities pp. 271-284

Noel D. Uri

On the use of grouping methods in the analysis of residential housing markets pp. 285-304

David H. Richardson and Richard Thalheimer

A family of Markovian models of recurrent choice pp. 305-311

Robert Crouchley, A. R. Pickles and R. B. Davies

Volume 12, issue 1, 1982

Measuring effects of regional policy: An introduction pp. 1-1

Cornelis P. A. Bartels

Estimating the impact of regional policy: A review of applied research methods pp. 3-41

Cornelis P. A. Bartels, William R. Nicol and Jacob J. van Duijn

The use of control groups in evaluating regional economic policy pp. 43-58

Andrew M. Isserman and John Merrifield

Measuring effects of French regional policy by means of a regional-national model pp. 59-79

Raymond Courbis

Estimating the effects of government office dispersal: An application of demand constrained shadow wages pp. 81-97

Brian Ashcroft and John Swales

The German federal employment program for regions with special employment problems: An evaluation pp. 99-119

Gunther Schmid and Aribert B. Peters

The impact of interest subsidies on the inter- regional allocation of capital: An econometric analysis for Belgium pp. 121-138

Guido De Bruyne and Paul Van Rompuy

Urban/rural shift and the evaluation of regional policy pp. 139-157

B. C. Moore, J. Rhodes and P. Tyler

Volume 11, issue 4, 1981

Investment and employment in manufacturing in U.S. metropolitan areas 1960-1976 pp. 431-469

Pravin Varaiya and Michael Wiseman

Competition and accessibility on a regional labour market pp. 471-497

Lars-Göran Mattsson and Jörgen Weibull

A theoretical and empirical evaluation and extension of the Todaro migration model pp. 499-508

Dominick Salvatore

The spatial effects of a tax on housing and land pp. 509-527

Dennis Carlton

Determinants of retail sales in SMSAs pp. 529-547

Charles A. Ingene and Eden Yu

Optimum location and the theory of the firm under demand uncertainty pp. 549-557

Chao-cheng Mai

Behavioural response and form of the representative component of the indirect utility function in travel choice models pp. 559-572

David Hensher and Lester W. Johnson

Returns to scale in the United States intercity bus industry pp. 573-584

Martin Williams and Carol Hall

An econometric procedure for estimation of a generalized systemic gravity model under incomplete information about the system pp. 585-606

Frank W. Porell and Chang-I Hua

Volume 11, issue 3, 1981

Systems analysis of structural change: An introduction pp. 267-268

Ake E. Andersson

The impact of nuclear power discontinuation in Sweden: A general equilibrium analysis pp. 269-286

Lars Bergman

Changing energy parameters and the evolution of urban spatial structure pp. 287-315

J. R. Beaumont, M. Clarke and A. G. Wilson

Catastrophic structural change in a continuous regional model pp. 317-333

Tonu Puu

Technology and technical change in a dynamic production model pp. 335-349

Paolo Caravani

Structural change and technological development pp. 351-361

Ake E. Andersson

Regional rigidities in the process of economic structural development pp. 363-375

Börje Johansson and Ulf Stromquist

A multiregional planning and forecasting model with special regard to the public sector pp. 377-404

F. Snickars and A. Granholm

Systemism, system theory and social system modeling pp. 405-424

J. Casti

The role of modeling in social sciences: Some concluding remarks pp. 425-430

Anders Karlqvist

Volume 11, issue 2, 1981

Contributions to the general theory of movement pp. 157-173

Oscar Fisch

Models of regional growth: An empirical evaluation pp. 175-190

Moheb A. Ghali, Masayuki Akiyama and Junichi Fujiwara

A neoclassical model of interregional economic growth pp. 191-203

Michael Carlberg

Regional allocation of investment as a hierarchical optimization problem pp. 205-213

A. Bagchi, G. J. Olsder and R. C. W. Strijbos

Regional environmental and economic impact evaluation: An input-output approach pp. 215-230

Manuel H. Johnson and James T. Bennett

A network model of economic growth: A regional analysis pp. 231-237

Philip C. Jones

Urban residential development timing pp. 239-254

David Mills

A remark on economic response to technological innovation pp. 255-266

Philip C. Jones

Volume 11, issue 1, 1981

Dynamics of land-use for a closed city pp. 1-17

Jan Brueckner and Burkhard von Rabenau

Urbanization in some hierarchical urban models pp. 19-37

Hubert Beguin and Dominique Peeters

Interaction-patterns and service-areas of local public services in The Netherlands pp. 39-56

Joop M. Linthorst and Bernard van Praag

Solving the generalized transportation problem pp. 57-68

John Rowse

Regional factor specificity, wage differential and resource allocation pp. 69-79

Eden Yu

An exploratory empirical note on determinants of inter-regional living-cost differentials in the United States, 1970 and 1975 pp. 81-85

Richard Cebula and Lisa Karen Smith

Regional forecasting of the demand for fossil fuels by electric utilities in the United States pp. 87-100

Noel D. Uri

A market simulation game to value unpriced goods and services pp. 101-119

J. A. Sinden and P. W. O'Hanlon

Regional multi-objective planning under uncertainty: Optimal housing supply over time pp. 121-134

Richard Dusansky and Peter J. Kalman

Appropriate roles for statistical decision theory and hypothesis testing in model selection: An exposition pp. 135-147

Andrew Buck and Simon Hakim

A note on the estimation of interregional input-output coefficients pp. 149-153

Arne Bigsten

Call for papers pp. 155-155

Cornelis P. A. Bartels