Regional and Urban Economics

1971 - 1974

Continued by Regional Science and Urban Economics.

Current editor(s): J. H. P. Paelinck

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Volume 4, issue 2, 1974

Spatial correlation in the disturbances of a linear interregional model pp. 117-140

L. Hordijk

Analysing relations between regions and their surroundings: A canonical correlation approach pp. 141-162

Alphons P. Ranner

Regional interindustry multipliers: An analysis of information pp. 163-172

David Greytak

The demand and utilization of recreational facilities: A probability model pp. 173-185

Charles S. Tapiero

Choice of estimation procedure for models of binary choice: Some statistical and empirical evidence pp. 187-200

Peter L. Watson

Regional economic analysis for practitioners, Praeger special studies in international economics and development: A. Bendavid (Praeger Publishers, New York-Washington-London, 1972) 202 pp pp. 201-202

D. Diehl

Volume 4, issue 1, 1974

The gravity hypothesis and transportation cost minimisation: A comment pp. 1-9

Ian Gordon

The gravity hypothesis and transportation cost minimisation: A reply pp. 11-12

John Hartwick

A treatise on traffic assignment pp. 13-23

Komei Sasaki

Optimal intertemporal supply of a public facility under uncertainty: A dynamic programming approach to the problem of planning open space pp. 25-40

Colin A. Gannon

Efficiency in the urban economy: A general equilibrium framework pp. 41-56

Alan Abouchar

Shift share once again pp. 57-60

H. Kemble Stokes

The demand for housing and supply of labor: A model of simultaneous choice pp. 61-64

Daniel Gat

The valuation of leisure travel time: A note pp. 65-67

J. J. Collings

The commodity flow gravity model: A theoretical reassessment pp. 69-75

John H. Niedercorn and Josef D. Moorehead

Patterns of regional economic growth pp. 77-105

Christos C. Paraskevopoulos

Localisation residentielle: Decision des menages et developpement suburbain Henry G. Zoller, (Vie Ouvriere, Bruxelles, 1972) pp. 107-107

B. Rouget

Transport economics: Kalman Kadas, (in Hungarian: Kozle Kedes - Gazda sagtan), (Text -Book Publishing Company, Budapest, 1972) 463 pp pp. 108-108

Zoltan Palotas

Theorie economique et transformation de l'espace agricole (Economic theory and changes in agricultural space), (Gauthier Villars, Paris, 1972) 2 vols. of 321 and 303 pp., bib pp. 109-110

Jean-Marc Boussard

Economics and societies in Latin America: A geographical interpretation: P.R. Odell and D.A. Preston, (J. Wiley, London, 1973) 265 pp. 18 maps, 13 photographs, bibliography with brief annotations pp. 111-113

W. B. Stohr

Matrix methods in urban and regional analysis: A. Rogers, (Holden-Day, San Francisco, 1971) pp. 114-115

Peter Nijkamp

Volume 3, issue 4, 1973

Steps toward action-oriented migration research: A progress report pp. 315-325

Paul Drewe and Humphrey Rodgers

Simultaneous determination of visits to a system of outdoor recreation parks with capacity limitations pp. 327-359

Mira Baron and Mordechai Shechter

Equilibrium models of residential land use pp. 361-368

Martin J. Beckmann

About the confusion between the center of gravity and Weber's optimum pp. 371-382

Alain Scharlig

A solution method for neo-classical location problems pp. 383-410

Peter Nijkamp and Jean Paelinck

Growth centers in regional economic development: N.M. Hansen, ed., (The Free Press, New York, 1972) pp. 411-412

Peter Nijkamp

Amenagement du territoire et polarisation: Jacques R. Boudeville, (Editions M.-Th. Genin, Librairies Techniques, Paris, 1972) 279 pp pp. 413-414

N. M. Hansen

Freight flows and spatial aspects of the British economy: Michael Chisholm and Patrick O'Sullivan, (Cambridge University Press, 1973) 141 pp., [UK pound]3.95 pp. 415-416

Ian Gordon

Multi-level planning: Case studies in Mexico: L.M. Goreux and A.S. Manne, eds., (North-Holland Publishing Co., Amsterdam, 1973) vii+551 pp pp. 417-418

A. ten Kate

Volume 3, issue 3, 1973

The isolated region: A model of regional growth pp. 223-232

Martin J. Beckmann

Integrated location -- transportation analysis; a decomposition approach pp. 233-262

Lars Lundqvist

An axiomatic approach to shift-and-share analysis pp. 263-272

N. Sakashita

Trade-off between aggregate efficiency and interregional equity: The case of Japan pp. 273-300

Koichi Mera

First experiments with an econometric regional model of the Belgian economy pp. 301-314

H. Glejser, G. Van Daele and M. Lambrecht

Volume 3, issue 2, 1973

I. regional productivity differences in Swedish manufacturing pp. 131-155

Yngve Aberg

II. Regional production functions and social overhead capital: An analysis of the Japanese case pp. 157-185

Koichi Mera

The warehouse problem: A review pp. 187-216

J. F. Soufflet

Planning economic integration among developing countries: L.B.M. Mennes, (Universitaire Pers, Rotterdam, 1973) pp. 155 pp. 217-220

J. L. Enos

Volume 3, issue 1, 1973

Introduction to the special issue pp. 1-1

J.H.P.P.

Externalities, environmental pollution and allocation in space: A general equilibrium approach pp. 3-32

F[empty]rsund, Finn R.

Some models for the economic evaluation of the environment pp. 33-62

Peter Nijkamp and Jean Paelinck

Structural inadequacies in urban environmental management pp. 63-82

Michael O'Hare

Economic and social projects with environmental repercussions: A shadow project approach pp. 83-102

L. H. Klaassen

Economic analysis of atmospheric pollution: The example of Alsace pp. 103-125

Jacques R. Boudeville

Planning of industrial complexes by means of geometric programming: P. Nijkamp, Rotterdam University Press (Rotterdam, 1972) pp. 127-128

L. B. M. Mennes

Volume 2, issue 4, 1973

The classification of cities: Evaluation of Q-mode factor analysis pp. 333-355

John N. H. Britton

Aspects of city planning in Hungary: Measuring correlation between the size of families and of dwellings pp. 357-369

Joseph Kovacsics and Katherine Kovacsics

The supply of mobile industry: A cross-sectional analysis pp. 371-385

P. M. Townroe

The spatial allocation of schools over time in cities pp. 387-400

Raphael Trifon and Amos Livnat

Microeconomic theory and the valuation of travel time: Some clarification pp. 401-410

Allan C. DeSerpa

Micro-economic theory and the valuation of travel time: A rejoinder pp. 411-412

F. X. de Donnea

News from the meeting places: First international conference of regional planners pp. 413-416

Ju. Pavlov

Volume 2, issue 3, 1972

An attraction analysis for the Asturian economy pp. 221-247

Alfred van Wickeren

I. A reinterpretation of shift-share analysis pp. 249-255

Joan Esteban

II. Asymmetry in shift- and share analysis pp. 256-261

L. H. Klaassen and Jean Paelinck

Graph theory and hierarchisation models pp. 263-295

B. Rouget

The gravity hypothesis and transportation cost minimization pp. 297-308

John Hartwick

Transport planning in Hungary: A model of multistage-planning of urban public transport pp. 309-325

Geza Gyulai

Regionale economie, het ruimtelijk element in de economie (Regional economics, the spatial element in economics): L.H. Klaassen (ed.) (Wolters-Noordhoff, Groningen, 1972, 356 p., Hfl. 32.50) pp. 327-331

A. C. P. Verster

Volume 2, issue 2, 1972

A method for coordinating sectoral and regional plans pp. 113-132

M. M. Albegov

General equilibrium models for allocation in space under interdependency and increasing returns to scale pp. 133-158

Ake E. Andersson and Bertil Marksjo

The impact of scientific and technical change on the location of economic activities pp. 159-174

Martin J. Beckmann and Gunter Schramm

Location and oligopoly location of production units when location decisions are interdependent pp. 175-217

M. Gadreau

Spatial economic theory -- urban economics -- regional economics: R.D. Dean, W.H. Leahy and D.L. McKee (The Free Press, New York, 1970) pp. 219-219

Peter Nijkamp

Volume 2, issue 1, 1972

Investigations into regional infrastructure equipments: First results of a factor analysis approach pp. 1-24

Johann-Michael Reiche

Retail structure in groups of towns pp. 25-65

J. A. Dawson

City size, land rent, and the supply of public goods pp. 67-103

James L. Barr

Book review pp. 105-111

Jean-Louis Guigou and Georges Gaudot