Spatial price equilibrium: Advances in theory, computation and application. Papers presented at the Thirty-First North American Regional Science Association Meeting held at Denver, Colorado, USA, November 1984 (Q1060659)

This volume presents ten empirically oriented spatial equilibrium models. The solution concepts range from perfect competition, to noncooperative (Cournot-Nash) and cooperative equilibria. Computational aspects are discussed in every case; the papers address both theoretical and empirical issues (some discuss equilibrium concepts and solution algorithms; others investigate the impact of deregulation proposals in various industries). As such, the volume presents a rather comprehensive account of the current state of the art, and is a useful modern complement to Judge and Takayama's pioneering work in ``Spatial and Temporal Price and Allocation Models'', North Holland (1971).