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Data paper: A Gridded Dataset on Densities, Real Estate Prices, Transport, and Land Use inside 192 Worldwide Urban Areas
In this work, we present a gridded dataset about land cover, population density, real estate, and transportation in 192 worldwide urban …
SSRN working paper, 2022.
Quentin Lepetit, V. Viguié, Charlotte Liotta
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Data paper: A Gridded Dataset on Densities, Real Estate Prices, Transport, and Land Use inside 192 Worldwide Urban Areas
Can Public Transport Improve Accessibility for the Poor Over the Long Term? Empirical Evidence in Paris, 1968-2010
It is tricky to cut transport greenhouse gases emissions without affecting negatively the poorest people. A solution, in cities, is to …
SSRN working paper, 2022.
Vincent Viguié, Charlotte Liotta, Basile Pfeiffer
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Can Public Transport Improve Accessibility for the Poor Over the Long Term? Empirical Evidence in Paris, 1968-2010
Is the Monocentric Urban Economic Model Still Empirically Relevant? Assessing Urban Econometric Predictions in 192 Cities on Five Continents
Despite a large body of work that developed over more than 60 years, and numerous applications in theoretical papers, the empirical …
arXiv:2111.02112 [econ, q-fin], 2021.
Charlotte Liotta, Vincent Viguié, Quentin Lepetit
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Is the Monocentric Urban Economic Model Still Empirically Relevant? Assessing Urban Econometric Predictions in 192 Cities on Five Continents
Could City Population and Containment Favor Gentrification ?
Why do high income residents tend to live in the suburbs in some cities, and in the central areas inothers? What drives changes over …
CIRED working paper, 2019.
Basile Pfeiffer, Vincent Viguié, Julien Deur, Franck Lecocq
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Could City Population and Containment Favor Gentrification ?
Cross-Commuting and Housing Prices in a Polycentric Modeling of Cities
Long term strategies, relying on city planning and travel demand management, are essential if deep GHG reduction ambitions are to be …
FAERE Working paper, 2015.
Vincent Viguié
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Cross-Commuting and Housing Prices in a Polycentric Modeling of Cities