The Organization of Cities

Part I. Background Ideas

1. The State, Decentralization and Entitlement, and the Organization of Cities
John R. Miron

2. State, Economy, and City: A Reconstruction
John R. Miron

3. Explaining the Rise of Commercial Cities
John R. Miron

Part II. The Mills Model

4. The Mills Model
John R. Miron

Part III. Export and Factor Markets

5. A Simple Model of a One-Industry Town
John R. Miron

6. Land for Worker Accommodation in a One-Industry Ribbon Town
John R. Miron

7. Land for Industry in a One-Industry Ribbon Town
John R. Miron

8. A Simple Model of an Urban Economy with Multiple Industries
John R. Miron

9. Land for Worker Accommodation in a Multi-industry Ribbon Town
John R. Miron

10. Land for Industry in a Multi-industry Ribbon Town
John R. Miron

11. Substitution by Consumers in the Urban Economy
John R. Miron

Part IV. Real Estate and Fixed-capital Investment Markets

12. Real Estate and the Urban Economy
John R. Miron

13. Risk, Investment, and the Urban Economy
John R. Miron

Part V. Transportation, Land Use Planning, and the Urban Economy

14. Districting in the Urban Economy
John R. Miron

15. A Simple Model of Land Use Planning in the Urban Economy
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16. Private Nuisance, Zoning, and the Urban Economy
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17. Transportation Planning and the Urban Economy
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Part VI. Synthesis

18. The Herbert-Stevens Model
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19. An Efficient Urban Economy: The Ripper-Varaiya Model
John R. Miron

20. Conclusions
John R. Miron

Keywords: Economics, Urban Economics, Public Administration, Public Policy, Landscape/Regional and Urban Planning