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A Comparison of Urban Population Density Functions in Developed and Developing Countries

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Abstract

The authors attempt to summarize what can be learned from the efforts that have been made to estimate urban population density functions. In particular they attempt to ascertain whether there are regularities pertaining to density functions either through time or in comparing developing and developed countries at a given time (ANNOTATION)

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