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Center for Market Studies and Spatial Economics

Leadership

Academic Advisor - Jacques-Francois Thisse, CORE, Université catholique de Louvain (Belgium), HSE and CEPR.

Chief Research Fellow - Kristian Behrens, UQAM (Canada), HSE. 

Director - Sergey Kokovin (HSE).

Contacts

In Saint Petersburg
3, Kantemirovskaya street, 5th floor, rooms 5008-5015
St. Petersburg, Russia, 190068
Phone: 8 (812) 644 59 11, *61732

In Moscow:
13 Myasnitskaya st., bld. 4, office 409,
Moscow, Russia, 101000

E-mail: msse@hse.ru, msse.hse@gmail.com

Selected Publications

 

Forthcoming

  1. Stef Proost, Jacques-Francois Thisse. What Can Be Learned from Spatial Economics? // Journal of Economic Literature, forthcoming.
  2. David Albouy, Kristian Behrens, Frédéric Robert-Nicoud, and Nathan Seegert. The optimal distribution of population across cities // Journal of Urban Economics, forthcoming.
  3. Vera Ivanova, Philip Ushchev. Product Differentiation, Competitive Toughness, and Intertemporal Substitution // Scandinavian Journal of Economics, forthcoming.
  4. Kristian Behrens, W. Mark Brown, and Théophile Bougna. The World in not yet Flat: Transport costs matter! // Review of Economics and Statistics, forthcoming.

     2018

    1. Jesper de Groote, Jos van Ommeren, and Hans R.A. Koster. The impact of parking policy on house prices // Journal of Transport Economics and Policy, Vol. 52(3), p. 267-282. 
    2. Nikita Malykhin, Philip Ushchev. How market interactions shape the city structure // Regional Science and Urban Economics, Vol. 71, p. 122-136..
    3. Takatoshi Tabuchi, Jacques-Francois Thisse, and Xiwei Zhu. Does Technological Progress Magnify Regional Disparities? // International Economic Review, Vol. 59(2), p. 647-663.
    4. Paul Cheshire, Christian A.L. Hilber, and Hans R.A. Koster. Empty homes, longer commutes: The unintended consequences of morerestrictive local planning // Journal of Public Economics, Vol. 158, P. 126-151.
    5. Mathieu Parenti. Large and small firms in a global market: David vs. Goliath // Journal of International Economics, Vol. 110, p. 103-118.
    6. Javier Barbero, Kristian Behrens, and José Zofio. Industry location and wages: The role of market size and accessibility in trading networks // Regional Science and Urban Economics, Vol. 71, p. 1-24.
    7. Philip Ushchev, Yves Zenou. Price competition in product variety networks // Games and Economic Behavior, Vol. 110, p. 226-247.
    8. Kristian Behrens and W. Mark Brown. "Transport costs, trade, and geographic concentration: Evidence from Canada”. In: Bruce A. Bloningen and Wesley W. Wilson (eds.), Handbook in International Trade and Transportation. Edward Elgar Publishing.
    9. Kristian Behrens, Dmitry Pokrovsky, and Evgeny Zhelobodko. Market size, occupational self-selection, sorting,and income inequality // Journal of Regional Science, Vol. 58(1), p. 38-62.
    10. Jacques-Francois Thisse, Philip Ushchev. Monopolistic competition without apology. In: Handbook of Game Theory and Industrial Organization (eds. Luis Corchon and Marco Marini), Vol.1, P. 93-136. Edward Elgar Publishing.


      2017 

      1. Mathieu Parenti, Philip Ushchev, and Jacques-Francois Thisse. Toward a theory of monopolistic competition // Journal of Economic Theory, Vol. 167. No. 1. P. 86-115.
      2. Kristian Behrens, Giordano Mion, Yasusada Murata, and Jens Südekum. Spatial frictions // Journal of Urban Economics, Vol. 97. P. 40-70.
      3. Mathieu Parenti, Alexander V. Sidorov, Jacques-Francois Thisse, and Evgeny Zhelobodko. Cournot, Bertrand or Chamberlin: Toward a reconciliation // International Journal of Economic Theory, Vol. 13(1). P. 29–45.
      4. Sergey Kichko. Input-output linkages and optimal product diversity // Economics Letters, Vol. 158, P. 58-61.
      5. Sergey Kokovin and Babu Nahata. Method of Digraphs for Multi-dimensional Screening // Annals of Operations Research, Vol. 253 (1). P. 431-451.


       2016 

      1. Carl  Gaigné, Stéphane Riou and Jacques-Francois Thisse.  How to make the metropolitan area work? Neither big government, nor laissez-faire // Journal of Public Economics, Vol. 134, p. 100 - 113.
      2. Kim P. Huynha, David T. Jacho-Chávez, Oleksiy Kryvtsova, Oleksandr Shepotylo, and Volodymyr Vakhitov. The Evolution of Firm-Level Distributions for Ukrainian Manufacturing Firms //  Journal of Comparative Economics, Vol. 44(1), p. 148 - 162.
      3. Maxim Goryunov and Sergey Kokovin. "Vanishing Cities:" Can Urban Costs Explain Deindustrialization? // Papers in Regional Science, Vol. 95(3), p. 633-651.
      4. Kala Krishna and Alexander Tarasov. Affirmative Action: One Size Does Not Fit All // American Economic Journal: Microeconomics, Vol. 8(2), p. 215-252(38).
      5. Kristian Behrens. Agglomeration and clusters: Tools and insights from coagglomeration patterns // Canadian Journal of Economics, Vol. 49(4), p. 1293-1339.


      2015

      1. Philip Ushchev, Igor Sloev, and Jacques-Francois Thisse. Do we go shopping downtown or in the `burbs? // Journal of Urban Economics, Vol. 85, p. 1-15

      2. Kristian Behrens, Théophile Bougna. An anatomy of the geographical concentration of Canadian manufacturing industries // Regional Science and Urban Economics, Vol. 51, p. 47-69.

      3. Volodymyr Vakhitov and Oleksandr Shepotylo. Services liberalization and productivity of manufacturing firms: Evidence from Ukraine // Economics of Transition, Vol. 23(1), p. 1-44.

      4. Kristian Behrens, Yoshitsugu Kanemoto, and Yasusada Murata. The Henry George Theorem in a second-best world // Journal of Urban Economics, Vol. 85, p. 34-51.

      5. Igor Bykadorov, Alexey Gorn, Sergey Kokovin, and Evgeny Zhelobdoko. Why are losses from trade unlikely? // Economics Letters, Vol. 129, p. 35-38.

      6. Kristian Behrens and Frédéric L. Robert-Nicoud. Agglomeration Theory with Heterogeneous Agents In : Duranton, Gilles, J. Vernon Henderson, and William C. Strange (eds.) Handbook in Regional and Urban Economics, vol.5B, North-Holland, Elsevier B.V., pp.171–245.


      2014

      1. Kristian Behrens, Frederic Robert-Nicoud. Survival of the fittest in cities: Urbanisation and inequality // Economic Journal, Vol. 124, p. 1371-1400.

      2. Jacques-Francois Thisse. The New Science of Cities by Michael Batty: The Opinion of an Economist // Journal of Economic Literature, Vol. 52(3), p. 805-19.

      3. Kristian Behrens, Giordano Mion, Yasusada Murata, and Jens Südekum. Trade, wages, and productivity // International Economic Review, Vol. 55(4), p. 1305-1348.

      4. Kristian Behrens, Gilles Duranton, Frederic Robert-Nicoud. Productive cities: Agglomeration, selection and sorting // Journal of Political Economy, Vol. 122, No. 3, p. 507-533.

      5. Francesco Di Comite, Jacques-Francois Thisse, Hylke Vandenbussche. Verti-zontal differentiation in export markets // Journal of International Economics, Vol. 93 (1), p. 50-66.

      6. Sergey Kichko, Sergey Kokovin, Evgeny Zhelobdoko. Trade patterns and export pricing under non-CES preferences // Journal of International Economics, Vol. 94, p. 129-142.

      7. Alexander Osharin, Jacques-Francois Thisse, Philip Ushchev, and Valery Verbus. Monopolistic competition and income dispersion // Economics Letters, Vol. 122 (2), p. 348-352.

      8. Kristian Behrens, Sergey Kichko, Evgeny Zhelobdoko. Competition in the traditional sector does not matter for the ‘Core–Periphery’ model // Economics Letters, Vol. 122 (1), p. 94 – 99.

      9. Kristian Behrens, Susana Peralt, Pierre M. Picard. Transfer Pricing Rules, OECD Guidelines, and Market Distortions // Journal of Public Economic Theory, vol. 16(4), p. 650-680.
      10. Toshihiro Okubo, Pierre M. Picard, Jacques-Francois Thisse. On the Impact of Competition on Trade and Firm Location // Journal of Regional Science,Vol. 54 (5), p. 731-754.


      2013

      1. Kristian Behrens, Grégory Corcos, Giordano Mion. Trade crisis? What trade crisis? // Review of Economics and Statistics, Vol. 95(2), p. 702—709.

      2. Alexander Sidorov, Evgeny Zhelobdoko. International Trade and Agglomeration in Asymmetric World: Core-Periphery Approach // Review of Development Economics, Vol. 17 (2), p. 201-219.

      3. Kristian Behrens, Alain Pholo-Bala. Do rent-seeking and interregional transfers contribute to urban primacy in sub-Saharan Africa? // Papers in Regional Science, 92(1), p. 163—195.

      4. Sergey Kokovin, Babu Nahata, Evgeny Zhelobdoko. Dupuit conjecture for constrained screening: overall distortion and type-partitioning // Economics Letters, Vol. 18 (3). p. 439–441.

      5. Kelejian H. H., Murrell P., and Shepotylo O. Spatial Spillovers in the Development of Institutions // Journal of Development Economics, vol. 101(C), p. 297-315.


      2012

      1. Evgeny Zhelobdoko, Sergey Kokovin, Mathieu Parenti, Jacques-Francois Thisse. Monopolistic Competition: Beyond the CES// Econometrica, Vol. 80(6), p. 2765–84.

      2. Ken-Ichi Shimomura, Jacques-Francois Thisse. Competition Among the Big and the Small //Rand Journal of Economics, Vol. 43(2), p. 329–347.

      3. Huasheng Song, Jacques-Francois Thisse, and Xiwei Zhu. Urbanization and/or rural industrialization in China // Regional Science and Urban Economics, vol. 42(1-2), p. 126-134.

      4. Carl Gaigné, Stéphane Riou, and & Jacques-Francois Thisse. Are compact cities environmentally friendly? // Journal of Urban Economics, vol. 72(2), p. 123-136.

       


       

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