This paper uses un-truncated city population data from six countries (the United States, Spain, Italy, France, England and Japan) to illustrate how parametric growth regressions can lead to biased results when testing for Gibrat’s law in city size distributions. The OLS results show non-monotonic behaviours depending on the sample size. Moreover, it is possible to find a critical sample size from which we reject Gibrat’s law
In this short paper we apply the methodology proposed by Ioannides and Overman (2003) to estimate a ...
In this paper we apply the methodology proposed by Ioannides and Overman (2003) to estimate a local ...
This paper analyses the evolution of the size distribution of the stock of emigrants in the period 1...
This paper uses un-truncated city population data from six countries (the United States, Spain, Ital...
The aim of this work is to test empirically the validity of Gibrat’s Law in the growth of cities, us...
The aim of this work is to test empirically the validity of Gibrat’s law on the growth of cities, us...
The aim of this work is to test empirically the validity of Gibrat's law on the growth of cities, us...
A re-assessment of Gibrat's Law in the context of country size is carried out in this paper. In addi...
The aim of this work is to test empirically the validity of Gibrat’s law on the growth of cities, us...
This paper analyses the evolution of city size distribution in the United States throughout the twen...
If one ranks cities by population, the rank of a city is inversely related to its size, a well-docum...
This paper analyses the evolution of city size distribution in the United States throughout the twen...
This paper presents a simple method for calculating deviations between actual city size and the size...
This paper analyses the evolution of the size distribution of cities in the United States throughout...
In this short paper we apply the methodology proposed by Ioannides and Overman (2003) to estimate a ...
In this paper we apply the methodology proposed by Ioannides and Overman (2003) to estimate a local ...
This paper analyses the evolution of the size distribution of the stock of emigrants in the period 1...
This paper uses un-truncated city population data from six countries (the United States, Spain, Ital...
The aim of this work is to test empirically the validity of Gibrat’s Law in the growth of cities, us...
The aim of this work is to test empirically the validity of Gibrat’s law on the growth of cities, us...
The aim of this work is to test empirically the validity of Gibrat's law on the growth of cities, us...
A re-assessment of Gibrat's Law in the context of country size is carried out in this paper. In addi...
The aim of this work is to test empirically the validity of Gibrat’s law on the growth of cities, us...
This paper analyses the evolution of city size distribution in the United States throughout the twen...
If one ranks cities by population, the rank of a city is inversely related to its size, a well-docum...
This paper analyses the evolution of city size distribution in the United States throughout the twen...
This paper presents a simple method for calculating deviations between actual city size and the size...
This paper analyses the evolution of the size distribution of cities in the United States throughout...
In this short paper we apply the methodology proposed by Ioannides and Overman (2003) to estimate a ...
In this paper we apply the methodology proposed by Ioannides and Overman (2003) to estimate a local ...
This paper analyses the evolution of the size distribution of the stock of emigrants in the period 1...