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都市經濟與都市政策都市聚集經濟與產業群聚都市區位理論都市生產力都市競爭力都市地理鄰近性都市創新氛圍都市工業地域更新

都市經濟與都市政策

Fundamentals of URBAN ECONOMICS PART1 : ECONOMICS AND URBAN AREAS –Chapter 1 : Introduction to Urban Economics –Chapter 2 : Schools of Thought in Urban Economics –Chapter 3 : Location Decisions, Agglomeration Economics, and the Origins of Cities –Chapter 4 : Economic Functions of Cities PART2 : LOCATION PATTERNS IN URBAN AREAS –Chapter 5 : Introduction to Urban Location Patterns : Static Analysis –Chapter 6 : Model of a Monocentric Urban Area –Chapter 7 : Urban Employment Centers –Chapter 8 : Urban Transportation –Chapter 9 : Housing in Urban area –Chapter 10 : The Public Sector in Urban area

Fundamentals of URBAN ECONOMICS PART3 : ECONOMIC GROWTH Of URBAN AREAS –Chapter 11 : Models of Metropolitan Economic Growth –Chapter 12 : Agglomeration Economies, Technical Change, and Urban Growth –Chapter 13 : Labor, Capital, and Urban Growth –Chapter 14 : Economic Development Development Policies for Urban Areas PART4 : THE CHANGING URBAN ECONOMY –Chapter 15 : Urban Growth and Changing Location Patterns –Chapter 16 : Urban Dimensions of Economic and Social Problems –Appendix:Review of Some Mathematics and Microeconomic Theory

－ Chapter 1 : Introduction PART1 : MARKET FORCES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF CITIES － Chapter 2 : Why Do Cities Exist? － Chapter 3 : Where Do Cities Develop? － Chapter 4 : The History of Western Urbanization － Chapter 5 : How Many Cities? － Chapter 6 : Urban Economic Growth PART2 : LAND RENT AND URBAN LAND-USE PATTERNS － Chapter 7 : Introduction to Land Rent and Land Use － Chapter 8 : Land Use in the Monocentric City － Chapter 9 : General-Equilibrium Land Use － Chapter10 : Suburbanization and Modern Cities － Chapter11 : Land Use Controls and Zoning Urban Economics (Second Edition)

PART3 : THE FEDERAL RESPONSE TO URBAN PROBLEMS － Chapter12 : What Causes Poverty? － Chapter13 : Poverty and Public Policy － Chapter14 : Why Is Housing Different? － Chapter15 : Housing Policies PART4 : URBAN PROBLEMS AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT － Chapter16 : Overview of Local Government － Chapter17 : Voting with Ballots and Feet － Chapter18 : Local Taxes and Intergovernmental Grants － Chapter19 : Autos and Highways － Chapter20 : Mass Transit － Chapter21 : Education － Chapter22 : Crime and Punishment