P-ISSN 0048-749X
E-ISSN 1553-0892
Vol. 6, Issue 1, 1976April 30, 1976 CDT
The Adjustment of Spatial Price Indexes for Geographical Differences in Standards Of Consumption: An Application of the Hedonic Method
The Adjustment of Spatial Price Indexes for Geographical Differences in Standards Of Consumption: An Application of the Hedonic Method
Articles in Vol. 6, Issue 1, 1976
Vol. 6, Issue 1, 1976
- The Realism and Relevance of Regional ScienceWilliam H. Miernyk
- Regional Demand for Natural Gas by Electric UtilitiesNoel D. Uri
- Are Regional Development Policies Needed?Niles Hansen
- The Effectiveness of Community Industrial Development Programs: A Study of a Development District in Southern AppalachianOsbin L. Ervin
- The Regional Impact of Recent Inflation by Income ClassJohn S. AkinStanley P. Stephenson, Jr.
- Nonmetropolitan Industrial Expansion: Emerging Implications for Regional DevelopmentRodney A. Erickson
- New Initiatives in State Economic Development Promotion: New England PrototypesMartin T. Katzman
- On the Economics of Energy AllocationMerlin M. HackbartCharles W. HultmanJames R. Ramsey
- The Adjustment of Spatial Price Indexes for Geographical Differences in Standards Of Consumption: An Application of the Hedonic MethodDon BellanteRuth Ann Killion
Bellante, Don, and Ruth Ann Killion. 1976. “The Adjustment of Spatial Price Indexes for Geographical Differences in Standards Of Consumption: An Application of the Hedonic Method.” Review of Regional Studies 6 (1): 109–13. https://doi.org/10.52324/001c.10364.