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Interaction between URT and Urban Spatial Structure
ICTE 2011, 2011During the rapid development of urbanization, many huge cities are in the sensitive period that adjustment of urban spatial structure should be brought about with transport. Through dissecting Shanghai URT's development process, the interaction between URT and urban spatial structure is focused on in this paper.
Lixin Zhou, Yongmei Ye
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Behavioral Correlates of Urban Spatial Structure
Economic Geography, 1971(1971). Behavioral Correlates of Urban Spatial Structure. Economic Geography: Vol. 47, PERSPECTIVES ON URBAN SPATIAL SYSTEMS, pp. 49-58.
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The Spatial Structure of Crime in Urban Environments
2015It is undoubtedly clich´e to say that we are in the Age of Big Data Analytics or Data Science; every computing and IT publication you find talks about Big Data and companies no longer are interested in software engineers and analysts but instead they are looking for Data Scientists!
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Income taxes and urban spatial structure
Journal of Urban Economics, 1985Abstract This paper examines the impact of an income tax in a monocentric city where households equilibriate their allocation of time between work, commuting, and leisure. An increase in the income tax rate lowers the implicit value of time, and hence transportation costs.
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Urban Spatial Structure and Property Rights
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2017The relationship between urban spatial structure and property rights or institutions at large is an understudied topic. This paper summarizes related literature and examines the impacts of urban structure on property rights from five perspectives: property rights autonomy and transportation technology, market competition of bundled goods, spatial ...
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Short-Run Disequilibria in Urban Spatial Structures
1977The paper put forth the conditions surrounding the short-run effects of a sudden (first) disturbance of an urban economy and examined its form the "day after". The analysis is rather general since it does not employ a specific utility function, it incorporates congestion effects and, finally, allows for more than one type of urban household (the new ...
Dendrinos, Dimitrios S. +1 more
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Property, Sales, Income Taxes, and Urban Spatial Structure
Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, 1980A hybrid approach combining theoretical and numerical strategies is utilized in determining the effect that government activity has upon urban land values and structure. A theoretical model of the interaction of households and a local government is used to structure the salient relationships.
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Information Technology and Urban Spatial Structure
1993The recent striking progress in information-communication technology has made it possible to store, process, and transmit a large amount of information in a short time at a cheap cost. In fact, many firms and households are equipped with the installations for information technology. This tendency is called ‘Johoka’ (informationization) in Japan.
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Spatial Structure of New Urban Planning
2015The new urban spatial fabric is the overall layout of the whole city and its scientific division and arrangement of all kinds of functions. It is very important to have a reasonable spatial fabric for the scientific and effective operation of the new city area.
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Incorporating Urban Spatial Structure in Agent-Based Urban Simulations
2017The spatial equilibrium approach to urban systems has been criticized for lack of geographic details and realism. Agent-based urban simulation takes a bottom-up approach as an alternative perspective on urban modeling. The architecture of many urban simulation frameworks, though built upon geographical features, does not necessarily provide a ...
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