INTER-STORE EXTERNALITIES AND SPACE ALLOCATION IN SHOPPING-CENTERS
INTER-STORE EXTERNALITIES AND SPACE ALLOCATION IN SHOPPING-CENTERS
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DOI：
10.1007/bf01096932
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发表时间：
1993-07-01
影响因子：
1.9
通讯作者：
BRUECKNER, JK
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作者：
BRUECKNER, JK
本文分析了存在店间外部性的购物中心空间最优配置问题。在这个模型中，一个给定商店的销售额取决于它自己的空间以及分配给中心其他商店的空间。当其他商店的规模扩大时，特定商店的销售额也会上升，因为购物中心对顾客更具吸引力。考虑到这种外部性，开发商将空间分配给各个商店，以使购物中心的利润最大化，这等于总租金减去运营成本。这个问题的解决方案是在许多不同的行为假设下分析的。
This article analyzes the problem of optimal space allocation in shopping centers in the presence of inter-store externalities. In the model, a given store's sales depend on its own space as well as on the space allocated to other stores in the center. The given stores' own sales rise as other stores grow in size because the shopping center is then more attractive to customers. Taking this externality into account, the developer allocates space to the various stores to maximize the shopping center's profit, which equals total rent minus operating costs. The solution to this problem is analyzed under a number of different behavioral assumptions.