Regional Science and Urban Economics

1975 - 2025

Current editor(s): D.P McMillen and Y. Zenou

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Locational efficiency in a federal system pp. 453-471: David Wildasin
The accuracy of changes of urban land values as a measure of social benefits from public programs pp. 473-489: Oscar Fisch
Manufacturing linkages, industrial dynamics and the transmission of growth pp. 491-502: W. F. Lever
Regional taxonomy: A comparison of some hierarchic and non-hierarchic strategies pp. 503-537: Manfred Fischer
A synthesis of the production function and the shift-share model: A new regional modelling approach pp. 539-560: Andreas A. Andrikopoulos
Aggregation, gerrymandering, and spatial econometrics pp. 561-569: Donald N. Steinnes
Decomposition of the Koopmans-Beckmann Problem pp. 571-580: Dennis Heffley
Biased statistics with zero observations in multiple regression analysis of regional data pp. 581-590: William Latham

Energy problems and regional development: Editorial note pp. 299-301: Peter Nijkamp
A systems approach to regional energy/environment management pp. 303-324: Wesley K. Foell
Energy modeling with particular reference to spatial systems pp. 325-342: Manas Chatterji
An interregional policy model for energy-economic-environmental interactions pp. 343-370: Piet Lesuis, Frederik Muller and Peter Nijkamp
Residential energy demand in the United States: A regional econometric analysis pp. 371-386: T. R. Lakshmanan and William Anderson
Hierarchies and priorities in regional energy-environmental planning pp. 387-405: P. Blair
Effects of rising energy prices on urban space pp. 407-422: Bill Waymire and Ed Waymire
The location theory of firm revisited impacts of rising energy prices pp. 423-428: Noboru Sakashita
Analysis of conflicts in dynamical environmental systems via catastrophe theory pp. 429-451: Frans van Dijk and Peter Nijkamp

A comparison of shift-share and the RAS adjustment pp. 175-180: Henri Theil and Riddhi Gosh
Topographic amenities, building height, and the supply of urban housing pp. 181-199: Robert Pollard
Spatial equilibrium with locational interdependencies: The case of environmental spillovers pp. 201-209: Oscar Fisch
Environmental regulation and optimal investment behavior: A micro-economic analysis pp. 211-224: Raymond Kopp and V. Smith
Residential succession and land-use dynamics in a vintage model of urban housing pp. 225-240: Jan Brueckner
Towards a unifying theory for modelling urban systems pp. 241-257: Ron Sharpe and Anders Karlqvist
A decision model for regional industrial recruitment and development pp. 259-273: Dong W. Cho and Allen C. Schuermann
Diversification in local government tax structures pp. 275-285: Fred C. White and Chia-Jen Chou
Migration, unemployment dispersion and the Phillips curve pp. 287-296: Ross E. Azevedo and George E. O'Connell

Editorial pp. 1-1: A. E. Anderson, W. Isard and U. Schweizer
Spatial competition, concentration and welfare pp. 3-16: Hiroshi Ohta
A computational approach to resource allocation in spatial urban models pp. 17-42: Donald K. Richter
An application of search theory to the analysis of regional labour markets pp. 43-51: Robert Sugden
A simple urban growth model with durable housing pp. 53-76: Richard Arnott
The effects of multiplier shifts in a hierarchical city-size model pp. 77-90: Gordon Mulligan
Voting with one's feet: A critique of the evidence pp. 91-107: Richard Cebula
A dynamic mobility model of individuals between jurisdictions in a system of local governments pp. 109-121: Masaaki Homma and Masatoshi Yamada
Applications of cluster analysis algorithm to geostatistical series pp. 123-151: Shai Ever-Hadani
Changes in regional input-output coefficients and regional forecasting pp. 153-171: Richard Conway

Migration patterns and population redistribution pp. 275-310: Andrei Rogers
Timing and duration effects in residence histories and other longitudinal data: I - stochastic and statistical models pp. 311-331: Ralph B. Ginsberg
A note on individual choice models of migration pp. 333-343: William G. Moss
Optimal migration policies: An analytical approach - part I pp. 345-367: Frans Willekens
Timing and duration effects in residence histories and other longitudinal data: II -- studies of duration effects in Norway, 1965-1971 pp. 369-392: Ralph B. Ginsberg
An examination of residential mobility through the use of the log-linear model: Part II - empirical illustrations pp. 393-409: J. B. Whitney and B. N. Boots

On econometric models and methods in regional science pp. 111-116: Norman J. Glickman
The Regina Model: A regional-national model for French planning pp. 117-139: Raymond Courbis
Output determination and investment specification in macroeconometric models of open regions pp. 141-158: Robert Thomas Crow
Migration and urban economic growth pp. 159-183: John R. Miron
Assumed versus estimated functional form in disaggregate mode choice models pp. 185-195: David W. Gillen and David J. Cox
Non-price determinants of modal choice decisions: An econometric analysis pp. 197-217: Martin Williams and V. Smith
The determinants of intra-urban household mobility pp. 219-246: Daniel Weinberg
Ridge regression models of urban crime pp. 247-260: Tarald O. Kvalseth
A two-step procedure for intertemporal factor analysis pp. 261-274: Paul Van Rompuy

The provision of public goods in a growing urban economy pp. 1-20: Burkhard von Rabenau and Donald A. Hanson
An expected rank-size rule: A theoretical relationship between the rank size rule and city size distributions pp. 21-40: Atsuyuki Okabe
Agglomeration pp. 41-59: Yorgos Papageorgiou
Division of labour--Simon revisited: A comment pp. 61-70: Jon Vislie
Division of labor and the distribution of income pp. 71-82: P. Varaiya, R. Artle and C. Humes
An expository critique of the Takayama--Judge models of interregional and intertemporal market equilibrium pp. 83-95: John W. B. Guise
An expository critique of the Takayama--Judge models of interregional and intertemporal market equilibrium: A rejoinder pp. 97-104: T. Takayama and H. Hashimoto
Models of individual mode change pp. 105-110: Ken Rogers and Stein Hansen