Socio-Economic Planning Sciences

1967 - 2025

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Volume 17, issue 5-6, 1983

Foreword pp. 235-236

Andrew M. Isserman

A simultaneous model for regional labor supply, incorporating labor force participation, commuting and migration pp. 239-250

Anne van der Veen and Gerard Evers

U.S. interstate labor force migration: An analysis of trends, net exchanges, and migration subsystems pp. 251-266

David A. Plane and Andrew M. Isserman

Migration of young labor force entrants pp. 267-280

Matthew Black

The effects of college and military populations on models of interstate migration pp. 281-290

John F. Long

Migration in late working age and early retirement pp. 291-302

Anthony M. Warnes

Labor force migration, non-labor force migration, and non-employment reasons for migration pp. 303-312

Curtis C. Roseman

The modelling of demographic-economic change within the context of regional decline: Analytical procedures and empirical results pp. 315-328

Peter W. J. Batey and Moss Madden

Interregional economic-demographic model of the Tokyo region pp. 329-344

Takao Fukuchi, Masahiro Chuma and Makoto Yamaguchi

Regional economic-demographic forecasting models: A case study of the Washington and Hawaii models pp. 345-353

Richard Y. P. Joun and Richard Conway

An economic-demographic approach to forecasting national and subnational birth rates pp. 355-363

Anthony L. Redwood

Modeling demographic-economic interactions: Micro, macro and linked micro/macro strategies pp. 365-372

Steven B. Caldwell

Comparisons of aggregate variable forecasts using aggregate and disaggregate models pp. 373-380

Peter A. Rogerson

Volume 17, issue 4, 1983

Some labor market effects of labor supply responses to transfer programs pp. 141-151

David Greenberg

Information theoretic methods of spatial model building: A guide to the unbiased estimation of the form of probability distributions+ pp. 153-164

James Pooler

Capital intensive education policy issues and problems pp. 165-172

Austin D. Swanson, Edward J. Willett, Robert E. Lamitie and Eugene A. Nelson

National, regional, and corporate planning methodologies--system dynamics versus simultaneous equation using regression pp. 173-176

Milton M. Chen

Cost/benefit analysis and capital investment decisions in nuclear cardiology pp. 177-180

E. V. Kotlyarov and Marc J. Schniederjans

A university budget problem: a priority-based approach pp. 181-189

Ami Arbel

Urbanisation, fiscal decentralisation and economic development: A time series evidence pp. 191-198

Roland Ekotome Ubogue

Potential savings from the adoption of nurse practitioner technology in the Canadian health care system+ pp. 199-209

Frank T. Denton, Amiram Gafni, Byron Spencer and Greg L. Stoddart

Allocation of teaching personnel: A goal programming model pp. 211-216

Sheila M. Lawrence, Kenneth D. Lawrence and Gary R. Reeves

Modeling the location of greenbelts as a means for air quality control pp. 217-224

Jean-Michel Guldmann

Indicators for planning of health services: assessing impacts of social and health care factors on population health pp. 225-234

Thomas T. H. Wan and Joel H. Broida

Volume 17, issue 3, 1983

Integration of technical and value issues in air quality policy formation: A case study pp. 95-108

Robin L. Dennis, Thomas R. Stewart, Paulette Middleton, Mary W. Downton, Daniel W. Ely and M. Cnlleen Keeling

Implications for food production potential of future urban expansion in Ontario pp. 109-119

Barry Smit, Stephen Rodd, Deborah Bond, Michael Brklacich, Chris Cocklin and Allan Dyer

Design and implementation of a survey of people parking at curbside meters pp. 121-129

F. F. Ernst and T. A. Lambe

Financing long term care under medicaid: Competitive bidding, vouchers and expenditure matching in an hmo framework pp. 131-140

Andrew J. Hogan

Volume 17, issue 2, 1983

The application of a remote data acquisition system to livestock management: Benefit estimation pp. 49-56

Jonathan F. Bard

An approach to the display and analysis of multiobjective problems pp. 57-63

David A. Schilling, Charles Revelle and Jared Cohon

Revenue trade-offs: Implications for state Government finance pp. 65-69

E. Jane Luzar, David Debertin and Angelos Pagoulatos

Sorting urban development strategies in a federal system: An information theoretic approach pp. 71-77

Charles Adams and James E. Storbeck

Segregation index: An orsametric for measuring discrimination against minorities pp. 79-82

Deniz Saral, Amilcar S. Goncalves and William L. Tullar

A financial planning model for presidential candidates pp. 83-86

Patrick G. McKeown and Andrew F. Seila

Employment predictions in social impact assessment: An analysis of some unexplored variables pp. 87-93

Stephen B. Lovejoy

Volume 17, issue 1, 1983

A goal programming approach to public investment decisions: A case study of rural roads in Indonesia pp. 1-10

Thomas R. Leinbach and Robert G. Cromley

Economic and fiscal impact analysis of energy development projects: Coal liquefaction in the Illinois Basin pp. 11-20

Barry M. Rubin and Barry D. Solomon

Markov models and the utilization of mental health services: A study of endogenously depressed patients pp. 21-31

Donald L. Fisher and David J. Knesper

Competitive bidding and voucher payments for implementing the new federalism with special emphasis on programs for the aging pp. 33-37

Andrew J. Hogan

Analysis of cost and coverage of government financed Primary Health Care Services in Tanzania pp. 39-47

J. L. de Vries, T. K. Belding and S. H. Rajab

Volume 16, issue 6, 1982

Redistricting reformulated: A maximum interaction/minimum separation objective pp. 241-244

David A. Plane

Street-lighting projects selection: A rational decision making approach pp. 245-259

Daniel Shefer and Jacques Stroumsa

Long waves or catastrophes in regional development pp. 261-271

Peter Nijkamp

On practicing the art of modeling: The guaranteed student loan program pp. 273-278

Barry L. Bayus

A health maintenance organization design for long term care under medicaid pp. 279-292

Andrew J. Hogan

Volume 16, issue 5, 1982

Dynamic appraisal of infrastructure investments pp. 195-207

Arturo J. Bencosme and Jarir S. Dajani

Educational resource multipliers for use in local public finance: An input-output approach pp. 209-215

Anthony Boardman and A. P. Schinnar

Water allocation under alternative water supply conditions pp. 217-221

Mark S. Henry and Ernest J. Bowen

A multiplicative model for efficiency analysis pp. 223-224

A. Charnes, W. W. Cooper, Lawrence Seiford and J. Stutz

Spatial aspects of the diffusion of technological innovations among American municipal governments pp. 225-238

Irwin Feller, Gregory Elmes and James Meyer

A core of essential awareness and knowledge for urban and regional planning pp. 239-240

Melville C. Branch

Volume 16, issue 4, 1982

Cash transfers versus jobs programs pp. 147-155

David Betson and David Greenberg

Energy demand and interfuel substitution in the United Kingdom pp. 157-162

Noel D. Uri

Three useful but often forgotten education system indicators pp. 163-166

James N. Johnstone

The properties of a distance-based segregation index pp. 167-171

Barrie S. Morgan

Sensitivity of the weighting summation decision method to incorrect application pp. 173-177

Michael D. Rowe and Barbara L. Pierce

Planning theory: The quest for identity pp. 179-192

Willem G. M. Salet

Spatial planning for the LDC's pp. 193-194

Peter Gordon

Volume 16, issue 3, 1982

Slack, natural slack, and location covering pp. 99-105

James E. Storbeck

A simulation based methodology for modeling a university Research Support Service System pp. 107-120

Seshagiri Rao Vemuri

Analytical methods for planning educational facilities in an era of declining enrollments pp. 121-131

James E. Bruno and Paul W. Andersen

Some tests of analytical multiobjective decision-making methods pp. 133-140

Michael D. Rowe and Barbara L. Pierce

Models vs envelopes: The dangers of informal forecasting and policy evaluation techniques in economics pp. 141-144

Andrew Hughes Hallett

Volume 16, issue 2, 1982

Creating an efficient market for nursing home care pp. 53-62

Andrew J. Hoggan

Policy, planning and program development: Case study--adolescent pregnancy pp. 63-68

Raphael J. Salmon and Ruth W. Salmon

The industrial demand for energy pp. 69-84

Uri+, Noel D.

A multiple regression model to look into the possible consequences of organizing a national health service in Italy pp. 85-94

Fiorella De Rosis and Sebastiano Pizzutilo

Comparisons of aggregation procedures for interaction data: a comment pp. 95-95

I. Masser and J. Scheurwater

A reply to I. Masser and J. Scheurwater pp. 95-96

Paul B. Slater

Volume 16, issue 1, 1982

Impact of the food stamp program on selected food nutrients purchased by low income households pp. 1-7

Chung L. Huang and W. Keith Scearce

The technological choice decision making process: An example from Nigeria--the Kainji hydro-electric technology: A multi-purpose development technolog pp. 9-14

A. 'Sesan Ayodele

A framework for designing an MIS for health delivery system in rural India pp. 15-19

S. C. Bhatnagar

Steiner minimal trees and urban service networks pp. 21-38

James Macgregor Smith and Meir Gross

Applying management science in developing countries: ABC analysis to plan public drug procurement pp. 39-50

Jonathan D. Quick