Analytical urban economics Book

	Acknowledgements
	Series Preface
	Introduction
1	Notes on the New Urban Economics	3
2	On the Distribution of Urban Rent and Residential Density	12
3	An Aggregative Model of Resource Allocation in a Metropolitan Area	20
4	Numerical Solution of Urban Residential Land-Use Models	34
5	Income and Urban Residence: An Analysis of Consumer Demand for Location	63
6	"Gammaville": An Optimal Town	75
7	The Optimum Town	87
8	Optimum vs. Equilibrium Land Use Pattern and Congestion Toll	113
9	Optimum, Market and Second-Best Land Use Patterns in a von Thunen City with Congestion	131
10	Land Use and Zoning in an Urban Economy	143
11	A Comparative Dynamic Analysis of Zoning in a Growing City	154
12	Wages, Rents, and the Quality of Life	171
13	Racism and Urban Structure	195
14	Coexistence and Segregation of Two Groups in a Metropolitan Area through Externalities	214
15	An Analysis of the Efficiency of Urban Residential Structure, with an Application to Racial Integration	231
16	Jurisdictional Fragmentation and Residential Choice	253
17	Land Rents, Optimal Taxation and Local Fiscal Independence in an Economy with Local Public Goods	259
18	Taste Heterogeneity and Urban Spatial Structure: The Logit Model and Monocentric Theory Reconciled	289
19	Heterogenous Tastes and Residential Location	307
20	Reverse Commutation in a Monocentric City	314
21	Transportation System Change and Urban Structure in Two-Transport Mode Setting	337
22	Optimal City Size in a Spatial Economy	361
23	Wasteful Commuting	389
24	Wasteful Commuting: A Re-examination	408
25	Dynamics of Urban Residential Growth	423
26	A Simple Urban Growth Model with Durable Housing	445
27	Optimal Spatial Growth of Employment and Residences	469
28	Firm Suburbanization and Urban Subcenters	485
29	An Extension of the Monocentric Urban Spatial Equilibrium Model to a Multicenter Setting: The Case of the Two-Center City	506
30	City and Suburb: Urban Models with More Than One Employment Center	521
31	Urban General Equilibrium Models with Non-Central Production	546
32	Equilibrium Land Use Patterns in a Nonmonocentric City	559
33	Development Games in Non-monocentric Cities	580
34	Towards General Equilibrium Models of Urban Land Use	603
35	A General Equilibrium Model with Agglomerative Economies and Decentralized Employment	636
36	Cities, Information, and Economic Growth	656
	Name Index	695