The Number Average Size Rule: A New Empirical Relationship between Industrial Location and City Size

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The Area and Population of Cities: New Insights from a Different Perspective on Cities (2010, unknown): “…GB and useful discussions; C. Briscoe and R. Tumarkin for help with the manuscript; and S. Brakman, M. Davis, G. Duranton, H. Garretsen, E. Rossi-Hansberg, Y. Ioannides, P. Krugman, C. van Marrewijk, P.-D. Sarte and seminar participants at NYU, Princeton and the Richmond Fed for helpful comments.”
Cities and product variety: evidence from restaurants (2015, background): “Mori et al. (2008), or MNS, investigate the distribution of industries across Japanese cities and find a strong hierarchical pattern that results in several empirical regularities. Hsu (2012) finds a similar pattern in US data and proposes a model of Central Place Theory consistent with these regula”
A new economic geography model of central places (2011, background): “and C = 2 because the system (18) takes two different forms.”
CENTRAL PLACE T HEORY A ND CITY SIZE DISTRIBUTION (2012, unknown): “This result is in line with that in Mori et al. (2008).”
The network structure of economic output (2011, background): “4 This relationship is related to the number-average-size rule described by Mori et al. (2008). Yet, the number-average-size rule relates the number and the average (population) size of metro areas in which a given industry is present.”