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Chile: political economy of urban development

2000

Edward L. Glaeser, John Robert Meyer, Jean Cummings, Amrita G. Daniere, Denise DiPasquale, José A. Gómez-Ibáñez, Matthew E. Kahn, John F. Kain, Suzi Kerr, Liu, Zhi

Forecasting auto ownership and mode choice for U. S. metropolitan areas

1977

Urban development and transport patterns in developed countries in an era of expensive energy

1982

Housing and neighborhood dynamics: a simulation study

1985

Essays in Regional Economics

2013

John F. Kain, Meyer, John R.

A first approximation to a Rand model for study of urban transportation

1961

John F. Kain, John R. Meyer

The journey-to-work as a determinant of residential location

1961

Suburbanization of employment and population 1948-1957

1963

John H. Niedercorn, John F. Kain, Rand Corporation

Commuting and the residential decisions of Chicago and Detroit central business district workers

1963

A contribution to the urban transportation debate an econometric model of urban residential and travel behavior

1964

The effects of the ghetto on the distribution and level of nonwhite employment in urban areas

1965

John F. Kain, Rand Corporation

Transportation planning in the Boston metropolitan area

1966

Richard S. Bolan, John F. Kain, Joint Center for Urban Studies

Urban travel behavior

1966

Urban form and the costs of urban services

1967

Housing segregation, Negro employment, and metropolitan decentralization

1967

Notes from the blackbelt, and Ghetto labor markets and income maintenance

1968

Interrelationships of transportation and poverty: summary of conference on transportation and poverty

1968

The distribution and movement of jobs and industry

1968

Evaluating the quality of the residential environment

1969

An alternative to rent control

1969

Race and poverty: the economics of discrimination

1969

How to improve urban transportation at practically no cost

1970

Race and Poverty (Modern Economic Issues)

1970

Housing market discrimination, homeownership, and savings behavior

1970

The NBER urban simulation model

1971

Gregory K. Ingram, John F. Kain, National Bureau of Economic Research

Regional impacts of the Family assistance plan

1971

Some observations on housing market research and public policy for low income housing

1971

John F. Kain, Committee for Economic Development. Subcommittee on Financing the Nation's Housing Needs

Essays in regional economics

1971

John F. Kain, Meyer, John R.

First interim report on contract to improve the NBER urban simulation model and to use the improved model to analyze housing market dynamics and abandonment

1973

John F. Kain, United States. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Division of Community Planning, National Bureau of Economic Research

Urban problems

1974

Transport planning for Teheran transport and land use alternatives

1974

John F. Kain, Gary R. Fauth, M. E. Beesley

Transport planning for Teheran: an evaluation of the SOFRETU study

1974

Progress report on the development of the NBER urban simulation model and interim analyses of housing allowance programs

1974

John F. Kain, William C. Apgar, H. James Brown, J. Royce Ginn, Gregory K. Ingram, National Bureau of Economic Research

Housing markets and racial discrimination: a microeconomic analysis

1975

Essays on urban spatial structure

1975

Coloquio sobre la problematica del desarrollo urbano Mexico, D.F. del 8 al 12 de noviembre de 1976

1976

Brian Joe Lobley Berry, William A. Doebele, Oliver Oldman, John F. Kain, Maurice D. Kilbridge, Harvard University, Coloquio Sobre la Problematica del Desarrollo Urbano (1976 Mexico City (Mexico))

Analysis of the market effects of housing allowances

1976

The impact of urban development on auto ownership and transit use

1977

Simulation of housing market dynamics and evaluation of housing allowances

1977

The modeling of neighborhood change

1977

Housing policy evaluation, research and experimentation in the U.S.

1977

Failure in diagnosis: a critique of Carter's national urban policy

1978

Racial discrimination in urban housing markets and goals for public policy

1979

Increasing the productivity of urban expressways: combining TSM techniques and transit improvements

1979

The future of urban transportation: an economist's perspective

1979

Some impacts of neighborhood improvement programs

1980

Condominium conversion in Massachusetts: an evaluation of its benefits and costs

1980

Analysis of a universal housing analysis program

1980

The market responses to spatially concentrated housing and neighborhood improvement programs

1981

The impact of higher crude oil prices on future vehicle ownership

1981