ISSN 1090-4999
Vol. 8, Issue 1, 1978January 01, 1978 EDT
Urban Home Improvement Loan Flows and the Implications for Redlining
Urban Home Improvement Loan Flows and the Implications for Redlining
Articles in Vol. 8, Issue 1, 1978
Vol. 8, Issue 1, 1978
- Creating Regions: The 1975 Reform of Local government in ScotlandRobert Eyestone
- An Empirical Test of Nonsophisticated Employment Projection Techniques at the SMSA LevelCraig E. Cina
- Assessing State Reserve Requirements: A Cost-Benefit ApproachR. Stafford JohnsonMerlin M. Hackbart
- Global and Regional Implications of the Social Costs of Environmental PollutionJerrold M. Peterson
- Space-Time Interactions and Interregional Growth PoliciesSakari T. JutilaWilliam A. Muraco
- Incorporating Decision Rules in Segmenting and Modeling Mode ChoiceDave HenleyK. C. Koutsopoulos
- Book ReviewsRobert EyestoneEdward J. MaleckiRichard W. LichtyDouglas K. FlemingThomas W. LangfordNorman Walzer
- Urban Home Improvement Loan Flows and the Implications for RedliningJ. David ReedJames R. OstasPeter M. Hutchinson
- Shift-Share Analysis of Income and Employment Among Rural and Metropolitan Counties of IllinoisJohn T. Scott, Jr.James D. Johnson
Reed, J. David, James R. Ostas, and Peter M. Hutchinson. 1978. “Urban Home Improvement Loan Flows and the Implications for Redlining.” Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 8 (1): 80–92.