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Vol. 54, Issue 1, 2024April 01, 2024 EDT
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Is West Virginia a Haven for Disabled Workers? An Evolving Story
Is West Virginia a Haven for Disabled Workers? An Evolving Story
Articles in Vol. 54, Issue 1, 2024
Vol. 54, Issue 1, 2024
- Is West Virginia a Haven for Disabled Workers? An Evolving StoryJames V. KochRobert M. McNab
- Auditing Democracy: How Corruption Revelations Shape Electoral Turnout in Brazilian MunicipalitiesAshlea Rundlett
- Distributional Responses to Property Tax ChangesKyle Kopplin
- Regional Economic Impacts of Water Conservation in a Colorado River Basin Headwaters StateKristiana HansenRoger CoupalEllen YeatmanDrew Bennett
- Are a City’s Entertainment Offerings Amenities or Disamenities? Evidence from Net Compensation EstimatesBishwa S. KoiralaHem C. BasnetKamal P. UpadhyayaFranklin G. Mixon Jr.
- Differential Effects of Drought on Arizona State Park Visits: Implications for Visitor Spending and Local EconomiesDari DuvalGeorge FrisvoldAshley Bickel
- Do Small Dollar Loans Increase Low Income and Minority Homeownership? Evidence from the USDA Section 502 Lending ProgramLuke Petach
Koch, James V., and Robert M. McNab. 2024. “Is West Virginia a Haven for Disabled Workers? An Evolving Story.” Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 54 (1): 1–15.