Regional and Urban Economics

1971 - 1974

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

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Establishing a network of warehouses for finished products, taking into account seasonal fluctuations in demand pp. 337-353: D. Babusiaux
Consumer behaviour, transport mode choice and value of time: Some micro-economic models pp. 355-382: F. X. de Donnea
Linear programming as a forecasting device for interregional freight flows in Great Britain pp. 383-396: P. O'Sullivan
A test of alternative models for projecting county industrial production at the 2, 3, and 4-digit standard industrial code levels pp. 397-417: Michael R. Greenberg
The differential economic structures of the Belgian provinces: A reply pp. 419-419: J. H. P. Paelink
Un modelle topologique d'equilibre economique interregional: Claude Ponsard, (Paris, Dunod, 1969, 126 pp.) pp. 421-422: J. Vignau
Industrial location: An economic geographical analysis: David M. Smith, (New York and elsewhere, John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1971, xii and 553 pp., maps, diagrams, tables, notes, preface, bibliography, and index. $14.95) pp. 422-425: Peter O. Muller

Randstad holland -- how to analyze an emerging metropolitan scale? pp. 227-246: Paul Drewe
Mathematical models for regional planning pp. 247-287: David Kendrick
On French location models for production units pp. 289-316: J. L. Guigou
The differential economic structures of the Belgian provinces -- a comment pp. 317-322: J. A. Dawson and P. M. Mather
The element of space in development planning: L.B.M. Mennes, Jan Tinbergen, J. George Waardenburg (North-Holland Publishing Company, Amsterdam, 1969, pp. 354, Hfl 54.00) pp. 323-328: B. A. Van Hamel
Theorie und anwendung raumwirtschaftlicher potential-modelle (Theory and application of potential models in regional economics): Winand Ken Institut fur angewandte wirtschaftsforschung (Institute for Applied Economic Research), Tubingen (J.E.B. Mohr (Paul Siebeck), 1970, 266 pages, bound DM 35.00, stitched DM 29.00) pp. 329-332: A. C. van Wickeren
International trade theory and regional income differences: Erling Olsen (United States 1880-1950). (North-Holland Publishing Company, Amsterdam, 1971, 221 pp., Hfl. 40.00.) pp. 332-335: Willem Molle

On French location models for production units pp. 107-138: Jean-Louis Guigou
Urban and industrial deconcentration in developing economies: An analytical framework pp. 139-152: John R. Harris
Venezuela: An industrial shift-share analysis 1941-1961 pp. 153-219: J. R. Lasuen
Interindustry relations, some attraction models: A.C. van Wickeren (A.J. van der Loeff, Enschede, 1971, 230 pp.) pp. 221-223: Willem Molle
l'Economie Urbaine: Pierre-Henri Derycke, (Presses Universitaires de France, 1970, 261 pp.) pp. 224-225: Peter Nijkamp

Market share, distance and potential pp. 3-18: Martin J. Beckmann
Econometric estimation with spatial dependence pp. 19-40: Walter D. Fisher
A method of estimating interregional trade flows pp. 77-87: F. J. B. Stilwell and B. D. Boatwright
The dynamic attraction model pp. 89-105: Alfred van Wickeren and Hans Smit