ISSN 1090-4999
Vol. 2, Issue 1, 1972January 01, 1972 EDT
The Urban Problem as an Exercise in the Theory of Efficient Transfers
The Urban Problem as an Exercise in the Theory of Efficient Transfers
Articles in Vol. 2, Issue 1, 1972
Vol. 2, Issue 1, 1972
- Evaluating Indirect Measures for Regional AccountsDavid GreytakFrederic Glantz
- A Model of Regional Income Differences and Economic GrowthRaveendra N. BatraFrancisco R. Casas
- An Evaluation System for Regional DevelopmentLeonard ApedaileVictor MatthewsLeonard Stewin
- Estimation of Subregional Statistics for Regional Development PlanningCharles F. FraminghamJames A. MacMillan
- Individual Movement and Communications Fields: A Preliminary ExaminationPerry O. HansonDuane F. MarbleForrest R. Pitts
- Dynamics of Regional Economic DevelopmentSakari T. Jutila
- Comprehensive Resource Analysis: A Systems ApproachJames W. ParlourThomas S. Major
- Organization Theory and Corporate Decisions: Some Implications for Industrial Location AnalysisJohn Rees
- Estimating Regional Information Systems with Application to Community Service PlanningDean SchreinerGeorge Muncrief
- Urban Renewal, Housing and Discrimination in Larger Urban Poverty AreasDaniel SingerNorman Walzer
- The Urban Problem as an Exercise in the Theory of Efficient TransfersEugene SmolenskyJ. Douglas Gomery
Smolensky, Eugene, and J. Douglas Gomery. 1972. “The Urban Problem as an Exercise in the Theory of Efficient Transfers.” Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 2 (1): 172–87.