Titlebook: Regional Science: Perspectives for the Future; Manas Chatterji (Professor of Management and Honor Book 1997 Manas Chatterji 1997 developme

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Intergenerational Transfers in a Framework of Fused Regional Accounts, five types of social accounts, the most widely used are income and product accounts. The major aggregates of these accounts, such as gross domestic product (GDP), national income, or personal income, are of lesser concern within the context of long-run planning. Increases in their value may tell li

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Simulating Regional Systems: A System Dynamics Approach, remains a popular activity, although rather more so in the academic community than in the planning profession. However, the history of the application of formal models to policy problems does not produce great confidence. Objective evaluation of the use of models in policy-making is complicated by

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Regional Planning Implications of Climate Changes,d the world of people. Caldwell shows how science can help shape new relationships between people and environment when information is clearly transmitted... which is not always the case. He reminds us that when the popular environmental movement was looking to science for guidance, most sciences, in

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Economic Geography with Division of Labour and Amenity Difference, to location of firms with exogenous spatial distribution of demand (see, for example, Isard (1956), Greenhut . (1989)). The second text is mainly related to the economic geography of residential areas with endogenous income and production structures (see, for example, Alonso (1964), Beckmann (1957)

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The North American Free Trade Agreement: Implications for US Regions,n (372 million) and total output ($7.2 trillion). Over a fifteen-year period, NAFTA will eliminate nearly all the barriers to trade and investment between the USA, Mexico and Canada. In 1992, US exports to Canada amounted to $90 billion and imports to $101 billion. US exports to Mexico in that year