城市经济学阅读文献郝前进复旦大学城市经济研究所 2007年9月1日(一) Urban and Spatial Economics: Simple Retrospect1. 克鲁格曼，“新经济地理学”在哪里？，牛津经济地理学手册，商务印书馆2005,第三章2. Masahisa Fujita and Paul Krugman(2004), "The new economic geography: Past, present and the future", Papers in Regional Science , 83:139-164.3. Neary, J.P.(2001), "Of hype and hyperbolas: introducing the new economic geography", Journal of Economic Literature, 49:536-561.4. Baumont, Catherine and J.-M. Huriot(2000), "Urban Economics in Retrospect: Continuity or Change?", In: J.-M. Huriot and J.-F. Thisse, Economics of Cities: Theoretical Perspectives, Cambridge University Press, Chapter 2.5. Mills, E.S. (2000), "A Thematic history of urban economic analysis", Brookings-Wharton Papers on Urban Affairs 1, 1--52.6. Krugman, Paul(1998),"Space: The Final Frontier", Journal of Economic Perspectives", 12(2):161-174.7. Papageorgiou, Y.Y., and Pines, D.(1990), "The logical foundations of urban economics are consistent", Journal of Economic Theory, 50:37-53.(二)The Reason of City Existence1. M.Berliant, H.Konishi(2000), "The endogenous formation of a city: Population agglomeration and marketplaces in a location-specific production economy", Regional Science and Urban Economics, 30:289-324.2. Gaspar, Jess and Edward L. Glaeser.(1998), "Information Technology and the Future of Cities", Journal of Urban Economics, Volume 43, Issue 1, Pages 136-156.3. Fujita, M. and Tomoya Mori(1996), "The role of ports in the making of major cities: Self-agglomeration and hub-effect", Journal of Development Economics, 49:93-120.4. Krugman, P. 1993. First Nature, Second Nature and Metropolitan Location，Journal of Regional Science，33,129-144.(三）Urban Economic TheoryUrban Location Theory Under Classical AssumptionEight Assumptions:① Utility Function Takes Cobb-Douglas Form with Housing and Composite Good;②Housing Supply is Cobb-Douglas with Absentee Landlords;③Commuting is in a straight line with a constant cost per mile;④ Access to work is the only locational characteristic that matters;⑤ All households are alike ;⑥Income is fixed and all households have one CBD worker;⑦ Households are perfectly mobile;⑧ There are no local governments.1. Sato, Yasuhiro.(2004), "City structure, search, and workers' job acceptance behavior",Journal of Urban Economics, 55:350-370.2. Anas, A., R. Arnott, and K.A. Small (1998), Urban spatial structure, Journal of Economic Literature 36, 1426--1464.3. Mills, E.S., and L.S. Lubuele (1997), Inner cities, Journal of Economic Literature 35, 727--756.4. Boarnet, M.Gt(1994), "The monocentric model and employment location", Journal of Urban Economics, 36:79-97.5. James Elliott Moore II and Jong-Gook Seo(1991),"Reverse Commutation in a Monocentric City", Journal of Regional Science, 31(3), August, 291-3106. Asami, Y(1990), "A determination of bid rents through bidding procedures", Journal of Urban Economics, 27:188-211.7. Capozza, D.R., and Helsey, R.W.(1989), "The fundamentals of land prices and urban growth", Journal of Urban Economics, 26:295-306.8. Fujita, M.(1988),"A monopolistic competition model of spatial agglomeration: Differentiated products approach", Regional Science and Urban Economics, 18:87-124.9. Fujita, M., Ogawa, H., and Thisse, J.-F.(1988), "A spatial competition approach to central place theory: some basic principles", Journal of Regional Science, 28:477-494.10. Brueckner, J. (1987), "The Structure of Urban Equilibria: A Unified Treatment of the Muth-Mills Model,'' in E.S. Mills, ed., Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics Volume 2, chapter 20, 821--845.11. Fujita, M., and Thisse, J.-F.(1986), "Spatial competition with a land market: Hotelling and von Thunen unified", Review of Economic Studies, 53:819-41.12. Dynarski, M.(1986), "Residential attachment and housing demand", Urban Studies, 23⑴:11-20.13. Masahisa Fujita(1985)," Towards General Equilibrium Models of Urban LandUse", Revue Economique, 36(1),January, 135-67.14. Evans, A.W.(1983), "The determination of the prices of land", Urban Studies, 10(2):119-29.15. W. C. Wheaton(1979), Monocentric models of urban land use: Contributions and criticism, in "Current Issues in Urban Economics",?. Mieszkowski and M. Straszheim, Eds.., Johns Hopkins Press, Baltimore.16. Wheaton, William.(1977), "Income and Urban Residence: An analysis of consumer demand for location", American Economic Review, 67:620-631.17. Beckmann, M.J.(1973), "Equilibrium models of residential land use", Regional Science and Urban Economics, 3:361-368.18. Beckmann, M.J.(1972), "Von Thunen revisited: a neoclassical land use model", Swedish Journal of Economics, 74:1-7.19. Mills, Edwin S.(1967), "An aggregative model of resource allocation in a metropolitan area", American Economic Review, Paper and Proceedings, P197-210.(四）Relaxing the Classical Assumption1. Berry, J.L. and H.M. Kim(1993), "Challenges to the monocentric model", Geographical Analysis, 25:1-5.2. Waddell, P(1993), "Exogenous workplace choice in residential location models: Is the assumption valid?", Geographical Analysis, 25:65-84.3. N. Edward Colson.(1991), "Really Useful Tests of the Monocentric Model", Land Economics, August, pp. 299-307.(Predeterminated) Monocentric City1. McDonald, J.F(1987), "The identification of urban employment subcenters",Journal of Urban Economics, 21:242-258.2. Giuliano, G and K.A.Small(1991), "Subcenters in the Los Angeles region", Regional Science and Urban Economics, 21:163-182.3. Anas, Alex(1996), "General Equilibrium Models of Polycentric Urban Land Use with Endogenous Congestion and Job Agglomeration", Journal of Urban Economics, 40:232-2564. Sasaki, Komei and Se-il Mun(1996), "A Dynamic Analysis of Multiple-Center Formation in a city", Journal of Urban Economics, 40:257-278.5. Henderson, J.V., and E. Slade (1993)," Development Games in Non-monocentric Cities", Journal of Urban Economics, 34, 207-296. John Yinger(1992),"City and Suburb: Urban Models With More Than One Employment Center", Journal of Urban Economics, 31(2), March, 181-2057. McDonald, J.F. and D.P.McMillen(1990), "Employment subcenters and land values in a polycentric urban area: The case of Chicago", Environment and Planning A, 22:1561-1574.8. White, M.(1988), "Location choice and commuting behavior in cities with decentralized employment", Journal of Urban Economics, 21:259-271.9. Wieand, K. (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"10. Arthur M.Sullivan(1986),"A General Equilibrium Model with Agglomerative Economies and Decentralized Employment", Journal of Urban Economics,20, 55-7411. Gordon, P.,H.W. Richardson, and H.L.Wong(1986), "The distribution of population and employment in a polycentric city: The case of Los Angeles", Environment and Planning A,18:161-173.12. Ogawa, H., and Fujita, M.(1985), "Nonmonocentric urban configuration in a two-dimensional space", Environment and Planning A, 21:363-374.13. Fujuta, M., and M. Ogawa (1982), "Multiple equilibria and structural transition of non-monocentric urban configurations", Regional Science and Urban Economics 12, 161--196.14. Hideaki Ogawa and Masahisa Fujita(1980)," Equilibrium Land Use Patterns in aNon-monocentric City", Journal of Regional Science, 20(4):455-7515. Jan K. Brueckner(1978),M Urban General Equilibrium Models with Non-Central Production", Journal of Regional Science, 18(2), August, 203-1516. Borukhov, E. and O.Hochman(1977), "Optimum and market equilibrium in a model of a city without a predetermined center", Environment and Planning A, 9:849-856.17. Papageorgiou, GtJ., and Casetti, E.(1971), "Spatial equilibrium residential land values in a muticentric city", Journal of Regional Science, 11:385-389.18. Yiu, C. Y. and C. S.Tam (2004). "A Review of Recent Empirical Studies on Property Price Gradients." Journal of Real Estate Literature 12(3): 307-322.19. Pnina O. Plaut and Steven E. Plaut (1998), “Endogenous Identification of Multiple Housing Price Centers in Metropolitan Areas”，Journal of Housing Economics 7, September, pp. 193-217.Taste Heterogeneity1.  Colwell, P.F., C.A.Dehring and GK.Turnbull(2002), "Recreation demand and residential location", Journal of Urban Economics, 51:418-428.2. Anas, Alex (1990)," Taste Heterogeneity and Urban Spatial Structure: The logit Model and Monocentric Theory Reconciled", Journal of Urban Economics, 28, 318-353. Martin J. Beckmann and Yorgos Y. Papageorgiou(1989),"Heterogeneous Tastes and Residential Location", Journal of Regional Science, 29(3), August, 317-23Non-Continuous Land and Population Space1. Ross, Stephen L. and John Yinger.(2000), "Timing Equilibria in an Urban Model with Congestion", Journal of Urban Economics, Volume 47, Issue 3, Pages 390-413.2. Irmen, A., and Thisse, J.-F.(1998), "Competition in multi-characteristics spaces: Hotelling was almost right", Journal of Economic Theory, 78:76-102.3. Robert B. Noland.(1997), "Commuter Responses to Travel Time Uncertainty under Congested Conditions: Expected Costs and the Provision of Information", Journal of Urban Economics, Volume 41, Issue 3, Pages 377-4064. Berliant, M., and Fujita, M.(1992), "Alonso's discrete population model of land use: efficient allocation and land use", International Economic Review, 33:535-566.5. Asami, Y., Fujita, M., and Smith, T.E.(1990), "On the foundations of land use theory: discrete versus continuous population", Regional Science and Urban Economics, 20:473-508.6. Shukla, V. and PWaddell(1991), "Firm location and land use in discrete urban space: A study of the spatial structure of Dallas-Fort Worth", Regional Science and Urban Economics, 21:225-253.7. Steen, R.C. (1986), Nonubiquitous transportation and urban population density gradients, Journal of Urban Economics 20, 97--106.8. Solow, R.W. and W.Vickrey(1971), "Land use in a long narrow city", Journal of Economic Theory, 3:340-447.Household Difference1. DeSalvo, J.S. and Mobinul Huq.(1996), "Income, Residential Location, and Mode Choice", Journal of Urban Economics, Volume 40, Issue 1,Pages 84-99其他1. McCann, P.(1995), "Journey and transactions of frequency: an alternative explanation of rent-gradient convexity", Urban Studies, 32(9):1549-1557.2. Hoch, I. and P.Waddelll(1993), "Apartment rents: Another challenge to the monocentric city", Geographical Analysis, 25:20-34.3. Turnbull, Geoffrey K.(1993), "The Substitution Theorem in Urban Consumer Theory", Journal of Urban Economics, Volume 33, Issue 3,Pages 331-343.4. Berliant, Marcus, Y.Y. Papageorgion and Ping Wang(1990), "On welfare theory and urban economics", Regional Science and Urban Economics, 20:245-261.5. Turnbull, GtK.(1988), "Residential development in an open city", Regional Science and Urban Economics, 18:307-320.6. Sullivan, Arthur M.(1985), "The general equilibrium effects of the residential property tax: Incidence and excess burden", Journal of Urban Economics, 18:235-250.(五）Agglomeration and GrowthMicro-Foundations of Agglomeration11. Duranton, G. and D. puga(2004), Micro-foundations of urban agglomeration economies. Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics, Vol4.2. Rosenthal. S. S and W.C. Strange(2004), Evidence on the Nature and Sources of Agglomeration Economies, Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics, Vol 4.3.  Henderson, J.V. (2003), Marshall’s scale economies, Journal of Urban Economics, 53:1-284. Rosenthal, Stuart S.; Strange, William C.. Geography, Industrial Organization, and Agglomeration. Review of Economics & Statistics, May2003, Vol. 85 Issue 2, p377-393, 17p5.  M.Berliant, S.Peng, P.Wang(2002), "Production externalities and urban configuration", Journal of Economic Theory, 104:275-303.6. Glaeser, E.L., Kolko, J., and Saiz, A.(2001), "Consumer city", Journal of Economic Geography, 1:27-50.7. Eberts, R.W., and D.P. McMillen (1999), "Agglomeration Economies and Urban Public Infrastructure,'' in P.C. Cheshire and E.S. Mills, eds., Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics Volume 3, chapter 38, 1455—1495.8. Holmes, T.J.(1999), "Localization of Industry and Vertical Disintegration", Review of Economics and Statistics, Vol.81(2):314-25.9. Glaeser, E. (1998), Are cities dying? Journal of Economic Perspectives 12, 139--160.10. Tabuchi, T. (1998), "Urban agglomeration and dispersion: A synthesis of Alonso and Krugman", Journal of Urban Economics 44, 333—351.11. Anselin, L., A. Varga, and Z. Acs (1997), Local Geographic spillovers between university research and high technology innovations, Journal of Urban Economics 42, 422-448.12. Ellison, G. and Glaeser, E.(1997), " Geographic concentration in U.S. manufacturing industries: a dartboard approach", Journal of Political Economy 105 (5), 889-927.13. Gupta, B., Pal, D., and Sarkar, J.(1997), "Spatial Cournot competition and agglomeration in a model of location choice", Regional Science and Urban Economics, 27:261-282.14. Hanson, GtH.(1996), "Localization economies, vertical organization, and trade", American Economic Review, 86:1266-1278.15. Waltz, U.(1996), "Transport costs, intermediate goods, and localized growth", Regional Science and Urban Economics, 26:671-695.16. Venables, A.J.(1996), "Equilibrium locations of vertically linked industries", International Economic Review, 37:341-359.17. Anderson, S.P., and Neven, D.(1991), "Cournot competition yields spatial agglomeration", International Economic Review, 32:793-808.18. Helsely, R.W., and W.C. Strange (1991), Agglomeration economies and urban capital markets, Journal of Urban Economics 29, 96--112.19. Tabuchi, T.(1986), "Urban agglomeration economies in a linear city", Regional Science and Urban Economics, 16:421-436.20.  Papageorgiou, Y.Y., and Thisse, J.-F.,(1985), "Agglomeration as spatial interdependence between firms and households", Journal of Economic Theory, 37:19-31.Empirical Analyses of Agglomeration1. Ventura, Jaume(2005), "A Global View of Economic Growth", NBER Working Paper 11926.2. Anthony J. Venables(2004), Evaluating urban transport improvements: cost-benefit analysis in the presence of agglomeration and income taxation, CEP Discussion Papers, NO651.3. Wheeler, C.H.(2004), "On the distributional aspects of urban growth", Journal of Urban Economics, 55:371-397.4. Glaeser, E.L. and Matthew E.Kahn(2003), "Sprawl and urban growth", NBER Working Paper 9733.5. Dekle, R., and J. Eaton (1999), Agglomeration and land rents: Evidence from the prefectures, Journal of Urban Economics 46, 200--214.6. Ellison, Gt, and E. Glaeser (1999), Geographic concentration of industry, American Economic Review 89(2), 311—316.7. Gabaix, X. (1999), Zipfs law and the growth of cities, American Economic Review 89(2), 129--138.8. Holmes, T.J. (1999), Scale of production and city size, American Economic Review 89(2), 317--320.9. Ciccone, A., and R.E. Hall (1996), Productivity and the density of economic activity, American Economic Review 86, 54--70.10. Glaeser, E., J. Scheinkman, and A. Shleifer (1995), Economic growth in across-section of cities, Journal of Monetary Economics 36, 117--143.11. Jaffee, A., M. Trajtenberg, and R. Henderson (1993), Geographic localization of knowledge spillovers as evidenced by patent citations, Quarterly Journal of Economics 108, 577—598.12. Glaeser, E.L., H.D.Kallal, J.A.Scheinkman, A.Shleifer(1992), "Growth in cities", Journal of Political Economy, 100:1126-1152.Urbanization and Growth1. Henderson, J.V.(2003), "Urbanization, Economic geography, and growth", prepared for handbook of economic growth,Vol 1, P.Aghion and S.Durlauf(eds), North Holland2. 格莱泽，城市与区域增长的新经济学，牛津经济地理学手册，商务印书馆2005, 第五章.3. Black, D., and J.V. Henderson (1999), A theory of urban growth, Journal of Political Economy 107, 252—284.4.  Fujita，M.，Hu，D.P. 2001. Regional disparity in China 1985-1994： The Effects of Globalization and Liberalization. The Annals of Regional Science， 35,3-37.5. Puga, D.(1998), "Urbanization patterns: European vs less developed countries", Journal of Regional Science, 38:231-252.6.  McMillen, D.P. and J.F. McDonald(1998), "Suburban subcenters and employment density in metropolitan Chicago", Journal of Urban Economics, 43:157-180.7. Quigley, J.M. (1998), Urban diversity and economic growth, Journal of Economic Perspectives 12, 127--138.8. Moomaw, R., Shatter, A.(1996), "Urbanization and economic development: a bias toward large cities", Journal of Urban Economics, 40:13-37.9. Brueckner, J., and D. Fansler (1983), "The economics of urban sprawl: Theory and Evidence on the spatial sizes of cities", Review of Economics and Statistics 65, 479--482.10. Miyao, T., and P. Shapiro (1979), Dynamics of rural-urban migration in a developing economy, Environment and Planning 11, 1157--1163.11. Michelle J.White(1976),"Firm Suburbanization and Urban Subcenters", Journal of Urban Economics, 3, 323-43Convergence and DivergenceDemurger， S. (2001), March. Infrastructure Development and Economic Growth: AnExplanation for Regional Disparities in China? Journal of Comparative Economics，29(1)，95-117.Chen， J., and Fleisher， B. (1996), "Regional Income Inequality and EconomicGrowth in China", Journal of Comparative Economics， 221,41-164.Crihfield, J.B., and Panggabean, M.P.H.(1995), "Growth and convergence in U.S.cities", Journal of Urban Economics, 38(2):138-165.(六）Systems of CitiesDynamic Evolution of Size Distribution (Theory)1. Abdel-Rahman, H.M.(2004), Theories of Systems of Cities, Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics, Vol4.2. McMillen, D.P., and Stefani C.Smith(2003), "The number of subcenters in large urban areas", Journal of Urban Economics, 53:321-338.3. Lucas, R. and E.Rossi-Hansberg(2002), "On the internal structure of cities", Econometrica, 70:1445-1476.4. Duranton, G., and D. Puga (2001), Nursery cities: Urban diversity, process innovation, and the life cycle of products, American Economic Review 91, 1454-1477.5. Glaeser, E.L. and Matthew E.Kahn(2001), "Decentralized Employment and the transformation of the American city", NBER Working Paper 8117.6. Berliant, M., and Konishi, H.(2000), "The endogenous formation of a city: population agglomeration and marketplaces in a location-specific production economy", Regional Science and Urban Economics, 30:298-324.7. Fujita, M., and J.-F. Thisse.(2000), The Formation of Economic Agglomeration: Old Problems and New Perspectives, In: J.-M. Huriot and J.-F. Thisse, Economics of Cities: Theoretical Perspectives, Cambridge University Press, Chapter 1.8. Konishi, Hideo.(2000), "Formation of Hub Cities: Transportation Cost Advantage and Population Agglomeration", Journal of Urban Economics, Volume 48, Issue 1, Pages 1-289. Black, D., and J.V. Henderson (1999), Spatial evolution of population and industry, American Economic Review 89(2), 321--327.10. Fujita M, Krugman P, Mori T(1999), "On the evolution of hierarchical urban systems", European Economic Review, 43:209-25111. W.Bogart, W.Ferry(1999), "Employment centres in Greater Cleveland: Evidence of evolution of a formerly monocentric city", Urban Studies, 36:2099-2110.12. Fujita, M., Mori, T.(1997), "Structural stability and evolution of urban systems", Regional Science and Urban Economics, 27:399-442.13.  Fujita, M., Thisse, J.-F., and Zenou, Y.(1997), " On the Endogeneous Formation of Secondary Employment Centers in a City ", Journal of Urban Economics, 41:337-57.14. Mori, T.(1997), "A Model of megapolis formation: the maturing of city systems", Journal of Urban Economics, 42:133-157.15. Henderson, J.V., and A. Mitra (1996), "The new urban landscape: developers and edge cities", Regional Science and Urban Economics 26, 613--643.16. Fujita, M., and Krugman, P.(1995), "When is the economy monocentric? von Thunen and Chamberlin unified", Regional Science and Urban Economics, 25:505-28.17. Roehner, B.M.(1995), "Evolution of urban systems in the Pareto plane", Journal of Regional Science, 35:277-300.18. Ioannides, Y.M.(1994), "Product differentiation and economic growth in a system of cities", Regional Science and Urban Economics, 24:461-484.19. Helsley, R.W. and A.M.Sullivan(1991), "Urban subcenter formation", RegionalScience and Urban Economics, 21:255-275.20. Krugman, P. (1991), Increasing returns and economic geography, Journal of Political Economy 99, 413--499.21. Helsley, R., and W. Strange (1990), Matching and agglomeration economies in a system of cities, Regional Science and Urban Economics 20, 189--212.22. Henderson, J.V. (1986), Efficiency of resource usage and city size, Journal of Urban Economics 19, 47--70.23. Henderson, J.V.，and Ioannides, YM.(1981), "Aspects of growth in a system of cities", Journal of Urban Economics, 10:117-139.24. Henderson, J.V.(1972), "Hierarchy models of city size: an economic evaluation", Journal of Regional Science, 12:435-441.25. Arnott, R.J.(1979), "Optimal city size in a spatial economy", Journal of Urban Economics, 6:65-89.26. Yang Zhang and Komei Sasaki(1997), "Effects of subcenter formation on urban spatial structure", Regional Science and Urban Economics, 27:297-324.(Rank-Size Rule and Zipfs Law)1. Tabuchi, Takatoshi,J.F.Thisse and Dao-Zhi Zeng(2005), "On the number and size of cities", Journal of Economic Geography, 5(4):423-448.2. Fujita, Masahisa, Vernon Henderson, Yoshitsugu Kanemoto, Tomoya Mori(2004), Spatial Distribution of Economic Activities in Japan and China, Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics, Vol4.3. Ioannides, Yannis M. and Henry G Overman(2004), Spatial evolution of the US urban system, Journal of Economic Geography 4:131-156.4. Yannis M. Ioannides and Henry G. Overman(2003), Zipf’s law for cities: an empirical examination , Regional Science and Urban Economics 33:127-137.5. Henderson, J.V., and R. Becker (2000), Political economy of city sizes and formation, Journal of Urban Economics 48, 453--484.6. Black, D., and J.V. Henderson (1999), "Spatial evolution of population and industry in the United States", American Economic Review: Papers and Proceedings, 89(2):321-327.7. Gabaix, X.(1999), "Zipfs law for cities: an explanation", Quarterly Journal of Economics, 114(3):739-767, 29p8. Gabaix, X.(1999), "Zipfs law and the growth of cities", American Economic Review: Papers and Proceedings, 89(2):129-132.9. Holmes, T.J.(1999), "Scale of local production and city size", American Economic Review: Papers and Proceedings, 89(2):317-320.10. Puga, Diego(1999), The rise and fall of regional inequalities, European Economic Review43:303-334.11. Krugman, P.(1993), "On the number and location of cities", European Economic Review, 37:293-298.12. Glaeser, E.L., H.D.Kallal, J.A.Scheinkman, A.Shleifer(1992), "Growth in cities", Journal of Political Economy, 100:1126-1152.13. Krugman, Paul (1992), "A Dynamic Spatial Model", NBER Working Paper No. W4219.14. Alperovich, G(1984), "The size distribution of cities: on the empirical validity of the rank-size rule", Journal of Urban Economics, 16:232-239.15. Rosen, K.T. and M.Resnick(1980), "The size distribution of cities- an examination of the pareto law and primacy", Journal of Urban Economics, 8(2):165-186.16. Henderson, J.V.(1974), "The sizes and types of cities", American Economic Review, 64:640-656.Diversity and Specialisation1. Duranton, Gilles and Diego Puga(2000), "Diversity and Specialization in cities: Why, where and when does it matter?", Urban Studies, 37(3): 533-555.2. Feldman, M.P., and Audretsch, D.B.(1999), "Innovation in cities: science-based diversity, specialization and localized competition", European Economic Review, 43:409-29.3. Abedl-Rahman, H.M.(1996), "When do cities specialize in production?", Regional Science and Urban Economics, 26:1-22.4. Abedl-Rahman, H.M. and Fujita, M.(1993), "Specialization and Diversification in a system of cities", Journal of Urban Economics, 33:189-222.5. Gilles Duranton; Diego Puga, "Nursery Cities: Urban Diversity, Process Innovation, and the Life Cycle of Products"The American Economic Review, Vol. 91, No. 5. (Dec., 2001), pp. 1454-1477.Urban Issues(七）Housing1. Dombrow, Jonathan., and G.K.Turnbull.(2004), "Trends in Real Estate Research,1988-2001: What's Hot and What's Not", Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics, 29(1):47-70.2. Luk, F.K.(1993), "A general equilibrium simulation model of housing markets with indivisibility", Regional Science and Urban Economics, 23:153-169.3. Smith,Lawrence B. ; Rosen,Kenneth T. and George Fallis(1988), "Recent Developments in Economic Models of Housing Markets", Journal of Economic Literature, 26(1):29-64.4. Arnott, R.J., Davidson, R., and Pines, D.(1983), "Housing quality, maintenance and rehabilitation", Review of Economic Studies, 50:467-494.5. Xing Quan Zhang. Risk and Uncertainty in the Chinese Housing Market[J], Journal of Real Estate Literature, 2001,2:161 - 172.Hedonic price: the micro-determination of housing price1. Downes, A.T. and Jeffrey E.Zabel(2002), "The impact of school characteristics on house prices: Chicago 1987-1991", Journal of Urban Economics, 52:1-25.2. Sirmans, G. S., D. A. Macpherson, et al. The Composition of Hedonic Pricing Models[J]. Journal of Real Estate Literature,2005, 13(1): 3-41.Housing Market Dynamics1. Dipasquale, Denise and William C.Wheaton(1994), "Housing Market Dynamics and the Future of Housing Prices", Journal of Urban Economics, 35:1-27.2. Colwell Peter F.(2002), "Tweaking the DiPsaquale-Wheaton Model", Journal of Housing Economics, 11:24-39.3. Daniel Gat (2000) , "Israel's Housing Market Dynamics: A Tale of Two Sectors", Journal of Real Estate Literature, 8(2): 131-152.4. Englund, Peter and Yannis M.Ioannides(1997), "House price dynamics: An international empirical perspective", Journal of Housing Economics, 6:119-136.5. Kuo, Chiong-Long(1996), "Housing Price Dynamics and the Valuation of Mortgage Default Options", Journal of Housing Economics, 5:18-40.6. Frame, D.E.(2004), "Equilibrium and migration in dynamic models of housing markets", Journal of Urban Economics, 55:93-112.Housing Policy1. Quigley J.M.(1986), "The evaluation of complex urban policies", Regional Science and Urban Economics, 16:31-42.2. McDonald, J.F. and D.P.McMillen(2003), "Costs and benefits of land use regulations: a theoretical survey", Journal of Real Estate Literature,11(2):157-175.3. Bertaud, Alain and Stephen Malpezzi(2001), "Measuring the costs and benefits of urban land use regulation: a simple model with an application to Malaysia", Journal of Housing Economics, 10:393-418.4. Moon, Choon-Geol and J.G.Stotsky(1993), "The effect of rent control on housing quality change: a longitudinal analysis", Journal of Political Economy, 101(6):1114-1148.5. Weiss, Eric(1995), "Rent Control and General Equilibrium", Journal of Housing Economics, 4:264-290.6.  Glaeser，Edward L. and Erzo Lutter，F.P.,(1997), "The Misallocation of Housing under Rent Control", The NBER Working Papers6220.7. Mayo, Stephen and Stephen Sheppard(1996), "Housing supply under rapid economic growth and varying regulatory stringency: An international comparison", Journal of Housing Economics, 5:274-289.(八）Transportation and CongestionEdward L. 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