[[abstract]]The purpose of this paper is to develop a welfare-maximizing location model for a regulated firm and then to compare it with a profit-maximizing model as set forth by previous location theorists. It will be shown that two otherwise identical firms harboring different objectives will have different patterns of industrial location.[[notice]]補正完畢[[journaltype]]國
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Since firms ’ location decisions tend to be the focal point of economic models of agglomeration, dis...
This paper introduces a symmetric zoning regulation into a spatial Cournot competition model and ana...
textabstractIn this paper we discuss a locational model with a profit-maximizing objective. The mode...
[[abstract]]This paper considers a case of bilateral monopoly and examines the possibility of an int...
This paper examines non-traded goods producing firms ’ location in the economy where the firms locat...
[[abstract]]This paper endeavors to introduce space into the theory of the Labor-Managed firm (LMF) ...
This paper endeavors to introduce space into the theory of the Labor-Managed firm (LMF) and to inves...
[[abstract]]This paper presents a simple oligopolistic model of location in which all firms in an im...
[[abstract]]The two-stage approach consistently to present a generalized location theory of the firm...
[[abstract]]This paper presents a conjectural variation approach to examine the effects of market st...
The locations of two firms with input - output linkages are studied. First, from a study of the equi...
As firms’ production activity becomes large enough to cover the whole world, price and cost cutting ...
Public firms are public economic units that take location decisions or are involved in such decision...
The optimal decision regarding the place of production is an essential, sometimes determining factor...
Typescript (photocopy).There is need to explore the various factors that affect industrial site sele...
Since firms ’ location decisions tend to be the focal point of economic models of agglomeration, dis...
This paper introduces a symmetric zoning regulation into a spatial Cournot competition model and ana...
textabstractIn this paper we discuss a locational model with a profit-maximizing objective. The mode...
[[abstract]]This paper considers a case of bilateral monopoly and examines the possibility of an int...
This paper examines non-traded goods producing firms ’ location in the economy where the firms locat...
[[abstract]]This paper endeavors to introduce space into the theory of the Labor-Managed firm (LMF) ...
This paper endeavors to introduce space into the theory of the Labor-Managed firm (LMF) and to inves...
[[abstract]]This paper presents a simple oligopolistic model of location in which all firms in an im...
[[abstract]]The two-stage approach consistently to present a generalized location theory of the firm...
[[abstract]]This paper presents a conjectural variation approach to examine the effects of market st...
The locations of two firms with input - output linkages are studied. First, from a study of the equi...
As firms’ production activity becomes large enough to cover the whole world, price and cost cutting ...
Public firms are public economic units that take location decisions or are involved in such decision...
The optimal decision regarding the place of production is an essential, sometimes determining factor...
Typescript (photocopy).There is need to explore the various factors that affect industrial site sele...
Since firms ’ location decisions tend to be the focal point of economic models of agglomeration, dis...
This paper introduces a symmetric zoning regulation into a spatial Cournot competition model and ana...
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