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OVERPOPULATION, OPTIMAL CITY SIZE AND THE EFFICIENCY OF URBAN SPRAWL
This paper estimates the degree of overpopulation in a city by combining theoretical work on optimal city size with a data-intensive computable general equilibrium model of a medium-sized city (Fort Collins, Colorado). The hypothesized inverted-U of real income per worker in optimal city size literature is reproduced using pecuniary externalities given the unequal distribution of land and capital income to resident households. The results show that household distribution is skewed toward upper income households of overpopulated cities. Policy implications suggest that urban sprawl, increased commuting, and export-oriented retail growth reduce overpopulation leading to efficiency gains, as does export growth in services and total factor productivity growth in manufacturing.
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Review of Urban & Regional Development Studies (RURDS) focuses on issues of immediate practical interest to those involved in policy formation and implementation. Articles contain rigorous empirical analysis, with many emphasizing policy relevance and the operational aspects of the academic disciplines, while others focus on theoretical and methodological issues. Interdisciplinary and international in perspective, RURDS has a wide appeal: in addition to scholars, readership includes planners, engineers and managers in government, business and development agencies worldwide.