Environment, Regional Science and Interregional Modeling : Proceedings of the International Conference on Regional Science, Energy and Environment II, Louvain, May 1975

Energy, Environment and Regional Development -- Social Costs and Environmental Capacities -- The Theorem of Public Over-Expenditure: The Environmental Overabatement Problem Applied to Belgian Highway Traffic -- Limitations of Regional and Sector-Specific Economic Growth by Pollution Restrictions and Scarcity of Raw Materials — A Regionalized Multisector Model -- Industrial Investment Model in an Underdeveloped Area -- Cost-Benefit Analysis and Optimal Control Theory for Environmental Decisions: A Case Study of the Dollard Estuary -- Environment and Population Optimum -- Spatial Equilibrium in the Dispersed City -- A Rationale for an Urban Systems Model -- Motivation in suburban migrations related to environmental standards. An analysis of the antwerp regional migrations -- On Multi-Regional Modelling -- Interregional Attraction Theory: A Generalisation of Attraction Theory Through Interregional Input-Output -- New international economic order and resource allocation in Developing countries.