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Urban Spatial Structure and Travel in China

Journal of Planning Literature, 2019
This article first provides a critical scoping review of empirical literature on the relationship between urban structure and travel in China. The review finds that residential suburbanization alone increases travel, polycentric development has mixed effects, and jobs–housing balance reduces travel.
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The effect of urban spatial structure on residential mobility

The Annals of Regional Science, 1982
The problem faced by this empirical study is to investigate the relationships between intra-urban migration and spatial urban structure. Using canonical correlation analysis, the main features of the relationships are identified and a measure of the redundancy between the two sets of variables is provided.
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The spatial structure of the urban field

1968
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THE SPATIAL STRUCTURE OF URBAN ETHNIC ECONOMIES

Urban Geography, 1998
Most studies of the economic activity of ethnic and immigrant groups have been conducted with little regard to their spatial conditions and consequences. At the same time, geographic concentration or clustering of residences and businesses is often cited as a significant element in the formation of ethnic economies.
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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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Income taxes and urban spatial structure

Journal of Urban Economics, 1985
Abstract 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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Spatial Structure of New Urban Planning

2015
The 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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