Socio-Economic Planning Sciences

1967 - 2025

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Volume 11, issue 6, 1977

Users' attitudes as a guide to the evaluation of hospital nursing units pp. 293-300

Dan Sears

Health status indexes: The trade-off between quantity and quality of life pp. 301-305

Marshall B. Jones

Information theoretic approach to migration analysis pp. 307-311

P. Krishnan

Forecasting public school enrollment pp. 313-318

Norfleet Rives

The position of agriculture in kibbutz economy--an attempt at quantitative projection pp. 319-321

Amir Helman and Michael Sonis

Analytic derivation of sociometric dimensions pp. 323-330

Harley B. Messinger

Coordinating public utility expansion, industrial siting and pollution control: A workable dynamic programming algorithm pp. 331-338

Michael Sheehan and K. C. Kogiku

Demand and supply elements in educational planning pp. 339-346

Supachai Panitchpakdi

Economic impact of public programs on a locality pp. 347-352

Joseph A. Colosi

Volume 11, issue 5, 1977

Quantification of the task performance of a uniformed police patrol officer: A group process approach pp. 239-248

Julian V. Pittman and Charles Thomason

Environmental quality, expenditure patterns and urban location: Effects on income groups pp. 249-258

Paolo F. Ricci, Linda E. Perron and Brian A. Emmett

Modeling the diffusion of public policy innovations among the U.S. States pp. 259-263

Vijay Mahajan, Kingsley E. Haynes and K. C. Bal Kumar

Urban travel alternatives: Models for individual and collective preferences pp. 265-271

John Odland and John Jakubs

Mathematical models for decision-making in planning drug abuse control programs pp. 273-290

Hector Correa and Judith Sangl

Note on Krieger's life cycle indicators framework for social program evaluation pp. 291-292

Arie P. Schinnar

Volume 11, issue 4, 1977

Direct and incentive planning within a university pp. 191-204

Stephen A. Hoenack

The design of residential homes for the elderly: An examination of variations with census data+ pp. 205-212

Martin R. J. Knapp

Intra-urban journeys and activity linkages pp. 213-220

Gillian A. Bentley, Alex Bruce and David R. Jones

A model of the national health service for structural analysis and planning pp. 221-231

D. R. Jonest and A. Bourne

Optimum depletion of natural resources: Some general issues+ pp. 233-234

Dimitrios S. Dendrinos

Canonical correlation analysis vs simultaneous equation approach: An empirical example evaluating child health and welfare programs+ pp. 234-237

Teh-Wei Hu

Volume 11, issue 3, 1977

Developing economic measures of hospital productivity pp. 113-121

Hirsch S. Ruchlin and Irving Leveson

Decision analysis of auto emission control pp. 123-130

Bruce R. Judd

A new interpretation of the "normalizing" or "balancing" factors of gravity-type spatial models pp. 131-136

Frank J. Cesario

Distinguishing aging, period and cohort effects in longitudinal studies of elderly populations pp. 137-146

Robert D. Blanchard, James B. Bunker and Martin Wachs

An evaluation of residential area improvement strategies from the residents' viewpoint pp. 147-153

John Stanley

A technique for evaluating alternative population forecasts pp. 155-160

M. M. Stein and E. Crawford

Shortages and economic policy pp. 161-170

Steven Pease, Chad Stone, Jerome Wolgin and Hossein Askari

The future of the world economy+ pp. 171-182

Wassily Leontief

The residential demand for electricity by firm: 1957-1972 pp. 183-187

V. Smith, William Russo and Steven Gold

Volume 11, issue 2, 1977

Screening the impacts of municipal service policy changes pp. 49-59

James F. Hudson and David H. Marks

Non-user preference for improvements, and attitude towards future use of a bus system pp. 61-76

Thomas L. Thomson, M. M. Bakr and Gary G. Makowski

Optimal plant location and air quality management under indivisibilities and economies of scale pp. 77-93

Jean-Michel Guldmann and Daniel Shefer

The application of a graph-partitioning algorithm to the scheduling of curriculum requirements pp. 95-99

R. G. Parker, R. J. Graves and H. Sherali

A multidisciplinary assessment of waste paper recovery from an institutional source pp. 101-108

Craig R. Humphrey, Stuart H. Mann and Glenn R. Harris

In defence of attitudinal research: a transport example pp. 109-110

David Hensher

Volume 11, issue 1, 1977

Policy applications of population models: A comparative review pp. 1-11

K. S. Srikantan and Alfred Blumstein

Markov analysis of land use change: Continuous time and stationary processes pp. 13-17

E. J. Bell and R. C. Hinojosa

Federal investment impact: An empirical benefit-cost evaluation pp. 19-24

Ben-Chieh Liu

Innovation diffusion: A deterministic model of space-time integration with physical analog pp. 25-29

Kingsley E. Haynes, Vijay Mahajan and Gerald M. White

A university admissions system pp. 31-36

Peter Ittig

Planning in the smaller city: Major problems and a possible solution pp. 37-41

Robert P. Wolensky and David L. Groves

A spatial interaction model for the allocation of higher education enrollments pp. 43-48

Barry Render and Gerald L. Shawhan

Volume 10, issue 6, 1976

A linear programming solution to the faculty assignment problem pp. 227-230

Jon Breslaw

The general linear model analysis of variance: its relevance to transportation planning and research+ pp. 231-235

Ricardo Dobson

A conceptual framework for the location of public facilities in the urban areas of developing countries: the Nigerian case pp. 237-240

Andrew Godwin Onokerhoraye

Personnel scheduling in public systems: a survey pp. 241-249

Holmes E. Miller

Higher education in the united states (1985-2000): Scenario construction using a hierarchical framework with eigenvector weighting pp. 251-263

Thomas L. Saaty and Paul C. Rogers

A decision support system for area-wide water quality planning+ pp. 265-273

Clyde W. Holsapple and Andrew B. Whinston

Volume 10, issue 5, 1976

Toward regional economic planning: The New England case pp. 181-192

Randolph F. C. Shen, Roy G. Poulsen and Harold Sternbach

Social indicators and urban policy analysis pp. 193-198

Shirley S. Angrist, Jacob Belkin and William A. Wallace

A future cities survey research design for policy analysis pp. 199-211

Kenneth L. Kraemer, James N. Danziger, William H. Dutton, Alexander M. Mood and Rob Kling

Physician location and distribution: a social systems approach pp. 213-221

James G. Anderson and David E. Bartkus

A study in using linear programming to design non-urban attendance areas pp. 223-226

Patrick McKeown and Brian Workman

Volume 10, issue 4, 1976

The new urban economics: An evaluation pp. 137-147

Harry W. Richardson

Hierarchical policy relationships, consistency and indicators in the planning process pp. 149-153

R. L. Mackett

A management planning model for the delivery of family planning services pp. 155-158

Glenn O. Ware and Phillip M. Dickert

Patient flow analysis and the delivery of radiology service+ pp. 159-166

Ben Lev, George Revesz, Francis Shea and Robert Caltagirone

Typology formation across socio-economic indicators pp. 167-171

James N. Johnstone

The generation gap and optimal economic growth pp. 173-179

James A. Yunker

Volume 10, issue 3, 1976

An analytical approach to academic department location in a multi-campus university+ pp. 93-100

Robert J. Graves and Warren H. Thomas

Consequences and preconditions of retarded economic growth pp. 101-106

Egon Matzner

A system for evaluating social welfare programs and allocating contributed resources based on citizen input pp. 107-116

Willam W. Swart, Irwin Kruger, Harry Burgess and Daniel Rubenstein

An empirical welfare approach to regional income distributions: Alternative specifications and estimates of income inequality measures pp. 117-128

C. P. A. Bartels and Peter Nijkamp

Social preferences for health states: An empirical evaluation of three measurement techniques pp. 129-136

George W. Torrance

Volume 10, issue 2, 1976

Land use-transport models in regional development planning pp. 47-55

B. G. Hutchinson

The use of economics in urban travel demand modelling: A survey pp. 57-66

Kenneth Button

A model for measuring the need for services in a district pp. 67-71

Daniel L. Reich

Estimation of parameters in mathematical models of segregation pp. 73-75

H. H. Kagiwada and R. E. Kalaba

Sofa: A simulation program for predicting and evaluating the policy effects of grants-in-aid pp. 77-88

Robert P. Inman and Douglas Wolf

Statement adopted by the Fourth All India Scholars' Conference on population, poverty, planning and Asian co-operation (adopted unanimously in the concluding session: 26-28 January 1974)New Zealand Hostel, Aarey Colony, Bombay 400065 pp. 89-90

M. R. Sinha

Volume 10, issue 1, 1976

Manpower targets and educational investments pp. 1-6

Jo M. Ritzen

Simulation of a blood-inventory-bank system in a hospital pp. 7-15

Prem Vrat and A. B. Khan

Feasibility of national population growth targets in LDC's pp. 17-26

R. Paul Shaw

Unit cost studies in French Universities pp. 27-30

Anthony Bottomley

Implementation of a large scale water quality data management system pp. 31-36

William D. Haseman, Clyde Holsapple and Andrew B. Whinston

Regional hospital needs projection: An input-output approach pp. 37-42

Ben-Chieh Liu

Linear programming and land use allocation: Suboptimal solutions and policy pp. 43-45

Hym K. Cheung and Jacques A. Auger