ALTERNATIVE SPATIAL EQUILIBRIUM MODELS

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[13]  G. G. Judge,et al.  Equilibrium among Spatially Separated Markets: A Reformulation , 1964 .

[14]  M. A. Hanson.  A DUALITY THEOREM IN NON‐LINEAR PROGRAMMING WITH NON‐LINEAR CONSTRAINTS1 , 1961 .

[15]  H. Hotelling.  THE GENERAL WELFARE IN RELATION TO PROBLEMS OF TAXATION AND OF RAILWAY AND UTILITY RATES. IN: RAILWAYS , 1938 .

[16]  A. Wald.  The Approximate Determination of Indifference Surfaces by Means of Engel Curves , 1940 .