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Vol. 56, Issue 1, 2026February 20, 2026 EDT
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From High Point to the Tariff Line: Industrial Evolution and Policy Response in North Carolina’s Furniture Sector
From High Point to the Tariff Line: Industrial Evolution and Policy Response in North Carolina’s Furniture Sector
Articles in Vol. 56, Issue 1, 2026
Vol. 56, Issue 1, 2026
- The Case Against Incorporating Demographic Data in the Evaluation of Input-Output Driven Economic Impact AnalysisCandi ClouseBjorn Markeson
- A Composite Index for Forecasting Private Higher Education Institutional SurvivabilityJim LongSander FjellGrant WaggonerNicholas FoleyMaria AllenGonzolo ArmasMatthew BronstadLidia DiLolloWilliam LoganCole McCrearyIrian Padulles MajoJosiah WatneyHaley Ziser
- Economic Contribution of Connecticut’s Aquaculture Sector: Integration of Administrative Data and TrajectoryTessa GetchisChristopher LaughtonRigoberto LopezLuis Seoane EstruelAngela Zhang
- The Impact of State Brewpub Legalization on Fatal Vehicle CrashesThomas O'Keefe IIIDaniel BonneauBrad Humphreys
- Mission Interrupted: The Economic Aftermath of Job Losses at NASA Glenn Research CenterKristen BlazekMolly Schnoke
- Brain Drain and Regional Economic Development: An Empirically Driven Approach to Retain College GraduatesElijah BryantDavid AadlandHunter PatenaudeTimothy RobinsonAlexandre Skiba
- Using IMPLAN’s New Forward Linkages Feature to Assess the Economic Impact of a Paper Mill Closure in Appalachian OhioClara BoneSpencer JohnsonTuyen PhamG. Jason Jolley
- Measuring Recessions at the Subnational Level in the United States, Canada, and Australia during the Global Financial Crisis and the COVID-19 PandemicAidan Wakely-Mulroney
- From High Point to the Tariff Line: Industrial Evolution and Policy Response in North Carolina’s Furniture SectorKristin Stowe
Stowe, Kristin. 2026. “From High Point to the Tariff Line: Industrial Evolution and Policy Response in North Carolina’s Furniture Sector.” Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 56 (1): 127–32.