I. Introduction, 19. — II. A model of Black housing consumption, 21. — III. Empirical estimates, 24. — IV. Improving Black housing conditions: concluding observations, 36. — Appendix, 40.

THIS ANALYSIS EXTENDS THE CONVENTIONAL MODEL OF HOUSING CHOICE, DEFINING HOUSING AS A MULTIDIMENSIONAL COMMODITY WITH SEVERAL QUALITY ATTRIBUTES WHOSE PRICES VARY THROUGHOUT THE CITY IN A DISCONTINUOUS FASHION. WORK SITE AND ACCESSIBILITY HAVE SIGNIFICANT EFFECTS ON HOUSEHOLDS' CHOICE OF A LOCATION AND THE AMOUNT OF HOUSING CONSUMED. DESPITE HOUSEHOLDS' WILLINGNESS TO ALTER THEIR WORK TRIP WHEN CONFRONTING DIFFERENT PRICES, RESIDENTIAL LOCATION CHOICES ARE SIGNIFICANTLY AFFECTED BY THE SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OF EMPLOYMENT. /DOT/

Donald H. Straszheim, Mahlon R. Straszheim, An Econometric Analysis of the Determination of Prices in Manufacturing Industries, The Review of Economics and Statistics, Vol. 58, No. 2 (May, 1976), pp. 191-201