THE REVIEW OF REGIONAL STUDIES, vol. III, no 2, Winter 1972-1973
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212 p. contents: Industrial Stucture and Spatial Inputs and Outputs in the American Economy; Determination of Key Sectors in A Regional Economy through Input-Output analysis: the North Central Texas Case; Industrial Structure and Spatial Inputs and Outputs in the American Economy: Comment; Employment Change Patterns: Some Empirical Tests: Comment; The Lending Policies of Banks in Nomnotropolitan Areas and the Implications for Local Economic Development; The Lending Policies of Bank in Non-Metropolitan Areas and the Implications for Local Economic Development: Comment; Reducing Regional Income Differentials with Capital Transfers in the Self-Management Economy: Yugoslavia 1947-1965: comment; The Lending Policies of Banks in non-métropolitan Areas and the Implications for Local Economic Development: Comment; Market Imperfections, social costs of strip Mining and Policy Alternatives; Income Distribution and Regional Policy: The Case of Appalachia; Market Imperfections, social costs and trip Mining and policy Alternatives: Comment; Income Distribution and Regional Policy; Estimation of the Value of Travel time: Models Considering Binary and Multi-Mode Choice; Some Problems with Accessibility Standards: A comparison of Household Preferences to Standards for Work, Shopping and School Trips; An Exploratory Profile of Land Use Development Patterns at Intersate Interchanges in Alabama 1964-1970; Estimation of the Value of Travel Time: Models Considering Binary and Multi-Mode Choice: Comments; Some Problems with Accessiblility Standards: A Partial Empirical Test for Work, Shopping, and School Trip Standards: Comment; An Analysis of the Relationship of Selected Variables to Land Use Development at Intersate Interchanges: Comment; Regional Environmental Quality: An Optimal Industry Mix to Minimize Pollution; Recreation: Economic Development Impact and Seasonality; The Impat of Prejected Changes in the Textile ans Apparel Industries on the Economy of the Southeast; Alternative Vibws on Development for the Coastal Planing Region; State Development Policy and the Transitional Economy; stamp on the cover, code 2620.…
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- Title
- THE REVIEW OF REGIONAL STUDIES, vol. III, no 2, Winter 1972-1973
- Author
- A joint publication of the Southern Regional Science Association and Department of Economics, College of Business, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
- Publication year
- 1972
- Condition
- Fine
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Seller catalogs
- Économie, Société
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