integrated choice of residence and of commuting, we extend a computable general equilibrium model of the core-periphery type for …

tendency in several European countries toward an increase in commuting has sometimes been presented as one possible explanation … more influential on migration over time. The process of extended commuting has thus not made commuting opportunities more …

Greater South East, United Kingdom: evidence from commuting patterns, 1981-2001, Regional Studies. In contemporary literature … units. This paper tests how urban networks develop by looking at commuting patterns in the Greater South East, United …

much of the commuting, and these links are as relevant in the polycentric city as in the monocentric city. However, “[i … commuting seems therefore rather complex and worth further exploration, despite the voluminous literature already existing on …

In this paper, we investigate the agglomeration patterns in a New Economic Geography model when commuting is allowed …. The introduction of both commuting and housing costs leads to a disentangling of the agglomeration of firms and people …. Commuting al- lows workers to continue living in agglomerations and enjoying the benefits of a larger product variety, despite …

By raising commuting costs, an increase in gasoline prices should reduce the demand for housing in areas far from …

paper presents a dynamic outlook for the German commuting network from the perspective of the German labor market districts …. The focus of this paper is to explore how the German commuting network evolves, from two perspectives: space and …. These emerging districts can be considered as potential “hubs” in the German commuting system---that is, as attractors from …