The American Economic Review, Volume 97American Economic Association., 2007 Includes annual List of doctoral dissertations in political economy in progress in American universities and colleges; and the Hand book of the American Economic Association. |
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... Zipf's coefficient in the upper tail and increases it in the lower tail . Under empirically plausible values for the trade - off between agglomeration 1 Zipf's law refers to the well - known empirical claim that the size distribution of ...
... Zipf's coefficient in the upper tail and increases it in the lower tail . Under empirically plausible values for the trade - off between agglomeration 1 Zipf's law refers to the well - known empirical claim that the size distribution of ...
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... Zipf's law in the upper tail . This prediction of a concave Zipf's curve is not counterfactual . A concave Zipf's curve is in- deed observed for the 922 US metropolitan and micropolitan areas and for the 232 French urban areas ( see ...
... Zipf's law in the upper tail . This prediction of a concave Zipf's curve is not counterfactual . A concave Zipf's curve is in- deed observed for the 922 US metropolitan and micropolitan areas and for the 232 French urban areas ( see ...
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... Zipf's law can be evaluated in the same way . Under Zipf's law , the expected distribution of city sizes on a log size - log rank plot is a straight line of slope - 1 . It should therefore be that the population in a " Zipf urban system ...
... Zipf's law can be evaluated in the same way . Under Zipf's law , the expected distribution of city sizes on a log size - log rank plot is a straight line of slope - 1 . It should therefore be that the population in a " Zipf urban system ...
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