John M. Hartwick
Books
- Resource depletion and sustainability in small open economies /Jeffrey R. Vincent, Theodore Panayotou, John M. Hartwick
- National Accounting and Economic Growth
- The balancing off of time preference and increasing returns to scale in expanding capacity
- Efficient resource allocation in a multinucleated city
- A generalization of the transportation problem in linear programming and spatial price equilibrium
- Intermediate goods and the spatial integration of land uses
- The location of firms and general spatial price equilibrium
- National wealth and NNP
- Notes on the Isard and Chenery-Moses interregional input-output models
- Out of Arvida
- Brief History of Price
- Urban Economics
- An interregional input-output analysis of the eastern Canadian economies
- Comparative static propositions in consumer location
- Effective protection, transportation costs, and the location of firms
- Geometrical demonstration of some principal propositions in location theory
- Intergenerational equity and the investment of rents from exhaustible resources in a two sector model and Notes on the economics of forestry exploitation
- Learning about and exploiting exhaustible resource deposits of uncertain size
- Optimal price discrimination
- Option pricing by the nonrenewable resource extracting firm facing output price uncertainty
- Notes on economic depreciation of natural resource stocks and national accounting
- Division of labor and the pin factory
- Exploitation of many deposits of an exhaustible resource
- The generalized transportation problem as a quadratic program
- The gravity hypothesis and transportation cost minimization
- Optimal R&D levels when firm j benefits from firm i's inventive activity
- Population growth, technical progress, intergenerational equity, and the investment of resource rents
- Advanced Introduction to National Accounting
- Notes on economic depreciation of natural resource stocks and national accounting
- Aspects of the economics of book publishing
- Consumer choice when the environment is a variable
- Efficient location of production in a simple neoclassical model of general equilibrium
- Formation of convoys, tennis ladders, colleges, and related groups
- General spatial price equilibrium
- Intergenerati[o]nal equity and the investing of rents from exhaustible resources ; Substitution among exhaustible resources and intergenerational equity
- Investing returns from depleting renewable resource stocks and intergenerational equity
- National Accounting and Capital (Edward Elgar Monographs)
- Non-renewable resources
- Optimal scale in a large homogeneous area
- Price sustainability of location assignments
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