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The size distribution of urban areas: Testing for the appropriateness of the Pareto distribution using a generalized Box-Cox transformation function

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Urban non-residential density functions: Testing for the appropriateness of the exponential function using a generalized box-cox transformation function

Alperovich, Gershon; Deutsch, Joseph - In: The Annals of Regional Science 34 (2000) 4, pp. 553-568

A predominant view among urban economists is that the exponential function is an accurate representation of the spatial distribution of population densities in urban areas but an inadequate representation of the spatial distribution of non-residential activities. In this paper we suggest that...

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An Application of a Switching Regimes Regression to the Study of Urban Structure

Alperovich, Gershon; Deutsch, Joseph - Department of Economics, Bar Ilan University - 2001

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Scale economies and diseconomies in the determination of city size distribution

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