Journal of Regional Science 1998 - Abstracts

Journal of Regional Science 1998
TitleSubjectAuthors
A comment on the significance of "Profit-rate maximization in interdependent markets.'.(response to article by Eric Sheppard, et. al., in this issue, p. 659)Social sciencesHarwitz, Mitchell
A covering tour model for planning mobile health care facilities in Suhum district, Ghana.Social sciencesLaporte, Gilbert, Semet, Frederic, Hodgson, M. John
An empirical analysis of retailer participation decisions in a downtown parking coupon program.Social sciencesWest, Douglas S., Lindsey, C. Robin
An integrated network equilibrium model of urban location and travel choices.Social sciencesYang, Hai, Meng, Qiang
A note on the shift to a service-based economy and the consequences for regional growth.Social sciencesMcGuire, Therese J., Garcia-Mila, Teresa
Congestion tolling and urban spatial structure.Social sciencesArnott, Richard
Cournot retail chains.Social sciencesClaycombe, Richard J.
Demand-threshold estimation for business activities in rural Saskatchewan.Social sciencesWensley, Mitch R.D., Stabler, Jack C.
Developing countries and environmental protection: the effects of ex ante versus ex post contracting.Social sciencesBatabyal, Amitrajeet A.
Do exchange rates and foreign incomes matter for exports at the state level?Social sciencesGazel, Ricardo, Cronovich, Ron
Do suburbs need cities?Social sciencesVoith, Richard
Empirical evaluation of alternative model specifications to predict commuting flows.Social sciencesThorsen, Inge, Gitlesen, Jens Petter
Further understanding spatial inertia: a reply to Plastria and Rosing. (response to F. Plastria and K. Rosing, in this issue, vol. 38, p. 513)Social sciencesTellier, Luc-Normand, Pinsonnault, Martin
Income disparity, time allocation, and social welfare in a system of cities.Social sciencesAbdel-Rahman, Hesham M.
Interregional wage disparities, relocation costs, and labor mobility in Canada.(I)Social sciencesDickie, Mark, Gerking, Shelby
Intervening opportunities, competing searchers and the intrametropolitan flow of male youth labor.Social sciencesRaphael, Steven
Labor specialization, transport costs, and city size.Social sciencesDuranton, Giles
Land-use allocation in the absence of complete market values.Social sciencesHanink, Dean M., Cromley, Robert G.
On economists and geographers: a response to Harwitz.(response to article by M. Harwitz in this issue, p. 669)Social sciencesSheppard, Eric, Plummer, Paul S., Haining, Robert P.
On the logit approach to competitive facility location.Social sciencesDrezner, Zvi, Drezner, Tammy, Wesolowsky, George O.
Optimal environmental policies for sustainable growth: a two-region model.Social sciencesInoue, Tomoko
Poor people on the move: county-to-county migration and the spatial concentration of poverty.Social sciencesNord, Mark
Probabilistic, maximal covering location-allocation models for congested systems.Social sciencesMarianov, Vladimir, Serra, Daniel
Profit-rate maximization in interdependent markets: a research note.Social sciencesSheppard, Eric, Plummer, Paul S., Haining, Robert P.
Spatial aspects of capacity change by U.S. integrated steel producers.Social sciencesBeeson, Patricia, Giarratani, Frank
Spatial moving behavior of two-earner households.Social sciencesNijkamp, Peter, Rietveld, Piet, Van Ommeren, Jos N.
Spatial price discrimination in two-dimensional competitive markets.Social sciencesSanner, Helge, Scholer, Klaus
Spillovers and the locational effects of public infrastructure.Social sciencesBoarnet, Marlon G.
The effect of federal wilderness on county growth in the intermountain Western United States.Social sciencesDuffy-Deno, Kevin T.
The max-min-min principle of product differentiation.Social sciencesEconomides, Nicholas, Ansari, Asim, Steckel, Joel
Transport costs and rural development.Social sciencesKilkenny, Maureen
Understanding spatial inertia: a comment on Tellier and Vetefeuille. (response to L. Tellier andC. Vertefeuille, Journal of Regional Science, vol.35, p.155)Social sciencesPlastria, Frank, Rosing, Kenneth E.
Urbanization patterns: European versus less developed countries.Social sciencesPuga, Diego
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