Acknowledgements

Series Preface

Introduction by the editors

PART I THE STANDARD MODEL

1. Edwin S. Mills and James MacKinnon (1973), `Notes on the New Urban Economics', Bell Journal of Economics and Management Science, 4 (2), Autumn, 593-601

2. Martin J. Beckmann (1969) `On the Distribution of Urban Rent and Residential Density', Journal of Economic Theory, 1, 60-67

3. Edwin S. Mils (1967) `An Aggregative Model of Resource Allocation in a Metropolitan Area', American Economic Review, LVII (2), May, 197-210

4. Richard F. Muth (1975) `Numerical Solution of Urban Residential Land-Use Models', Journal of Urban Economics, 2 (4), October, 307-32

PART II THE DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME AND UTILITY OVER SPACE

5. William C. Wheaton (1977) `Income and Urban Residence: An Analysis of Consumer Demand for Location', American Economic Review, 67 (4), September, 620-31

6. John G. Riley (1973), ```Gammaville'': An Optimal Town', Journal of Economic Theory, 6, 471-81

7. J.A. Mirrlees (1972), `The Optimum Town', Swedish Journal of Economics, 74, 114-35

PART III EXTERNALITIES

A Congestion

8. Yitzhak Oron, David Pines and Eytan Sheshinski (1973), `Optimum vs. Equilibrium Land Use Pattern and Congestion Toll', Bell Journal of Economics and Management Science, 4 (2), Autumn, 619-36

9. Yoshitsugu Kanemoto (1976),`Optimum, Market and Second-Best Land Use Patterns in a von Thunen City with Congestion', Regional Science and Urban Economics, 6 (1), March, 23-32

B Zoning

10. William J. Stull (1974), `Land Use and Zoning in an Urban Economy', American Economic Review, 64 (3), June, 337-47

11. Geoffrey K. Turnbull (1991) `A Comparative Dynamic Analysis of Zoning in a Growing City', Journal of Urban Economics, 29, 235-48

C Quality of Life

12. Jennifer Roback (1982), `Wages, Rents, and the Quality of Life', Journal of Political Economy, 90 (6), 1257-78

D Segregation

13. Susna Rose-Ackerman (1975), `Racism and Urban Structure', Journal of Urban Economics, 2, 85-103

14. Kazuo Kishimoto (1991), `Coexistence and Segregation of Two Groups in a Metropolitan Area through Externalities', Journal of Urban Economics, 30, 293-309

15. John Yinger (1992), `An Analysis of the Efficiency of Urban Residential Structure, with an Application to Racial Integration', Journal of Urban Economics, 31 (2), March, 388-407

E Fiscal Jurisdictions

16. Bryan Ellickson (1971), `Jurisdictional Fragmentation and Residential Choice', American Economic Review, LXI (2), May, 334-9

17. Oded Hochman (1981), `Land Rents, Optimal Taxation and Local Fiscal Independence in an Economy with Local Public Goods', Journal of Public Economics, 15, 59-85

PART IV RELAXING THE ASSUMPTIONS OF THE STANDARD MODEL

18. Alex Anas (1990), `Taste Heterogeneity and Urban Spatial Structure: The Logit Model and Monocentric Theory Reconciled', Journal of Urban Economics, 28, 318-35

19. Martin J. Beckmann and Yorgos Y. Papageorgiou (1989), `Heterogenous Tastes and Residential Location', Journal of Regional Science, 29 (3), August, 317-23

20. James Elliott Moore II and Jong-Gook Seo (1991) `Reverse Commutation in a Monocentric City', Journal of Regional Science, 31 (3), August, 291-310

PART V TRANSPORTATION

21. Komei Sasaki (1989), `Transportation System Change and Urban Structure in Two-Transport Mode Setting', Journal of Urban Economics, 25, 346-67

PART VI OPTIMAL CITY SIZES

22. Richard Arnoot (1979), `Optimal City Size in a Spatial Economy', Journal of Urban Economics, 6, 65-89

PART VII SPATIAL STRUCTURE IMPLICATIONS

23. Bruce W. Hamilton (1982), `Wasteful Commuting', Journal of Political Economy, 90 (5), 1035-53

24. Maureen L. Cropper and Patrice L. Gordon (1991), `Wasteful Commuting: A Re-examination', Journal of Urban Economics, 29, 2-13

PART VIII DYNAMICS

25. Alex Anas (1978), `Dynamics of Urban Residential Growth', Journal of Urban Economics, 5, 66-87

26. Richard J. Arnoot (1980), `A Simple Urban Growth Model with Durable Housing', Regional Science and Urban Economics, 10, 53-76

27. Ralph M. Braid (1988), `Optimal Spatial Growth of Employment and Residences', Journal of Urban Economics, 24, 227-40

PART IX ALTERNATIVES TO MONOCENTRIC MODELS

28. Michelle J. White (1976), `Firm Suburbanization and Urban Subcenters', Journal of Urban Economics, 3, 323-43

29. Kenneth F. Wieand (1987), `An Extension of the Monocentric Urban Spatial Equilibrium Model to a Multicenter Setting: The Case of the Two-Center City', Journal of Urban Economics, 21, 259-71, plus Appendix: `The Labor Supply to the Subcenter'

30. John Yinger (1992), `City and Suburb: Urban Models with More Than One Employment Center', Journal of Urban Economics, 31 (2), March, 181-205

31. Jan K. Brueckner (1978), `Urban General Equilibrium Models with Non-Central Production', Journal of Regional Science, 18 (2), August, 203-15

32. Hideaki Ogawa and Masahisa Fujita (1980), `Equilibrium Land Use Patterns in a Nonmonocentric City', Journal of Regional Science, 20 (4), November, 455-75

33. Vernon Henderson and Eric Slade (1993), `Development Games in Non-monocentric Cities', Journal of Urban Economics, 34, 207-29

34. Masahisa Fujita (1985), `Towards General Equilibrium Models of Urban Land Use', Revue Economique, 36 (1), January, 135-67

35. Arthur M. Sullivan (1996), `A General Equilibrium Model with Agglomerative Economies and Decentralized Employment', Journal of Urban Economics, 20, 55-74

36. Edward L. Glaeser (1994), `Cities, Information, and Economic Growth', Cityscape, 1 (1), August, 9-47

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