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A Pure Theory of Metropolitan Redistribution Patterns: Modifications Upon Tiebout's Model

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012
Tiebout’s (1956) theory about redistribution of population and the bundle of public goods, ever since, has been a major reference for many of recent endeavors to explain spatial redistribution patterns in metropolitan areas. In this paper, based on Tiebout’s rationale and by proposing major modifications on how his hypothesis would work better, I ...
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The Dynamic Implications of the Tiebout Model: the Changing Composition of Boston Communities, 1960-1970

Public Finance Quarterly, 1982
The Tiebout model implies, under certain assumptions, that communities will become increasingly homogeneous by income and preferences, and perhaps by race, land use, and other community characteristics. This article tests the hypothesis of increasing homogeneity with equations describing changes among Boston area communities between 1960 and 1970.
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Tiebout Model

2004
Wallace E. Oates, Robert M. Schwab
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A Closer Look at the Tiebout Model

2019
W. E. Lyons, David Lowery, Ruth Hoogland DeHoog +2 more
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Population composition of cities: Restructuring the tiebout model

Journal of Public Economics, 1985
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A Tiebout theorem

Mathematical Social Sciences, 1989
Myrna Holtz Wooders
exaly

Local public goods on migration: the experience of the Tiebout model from China