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ISSN 1090-4999
Research Article
Vol. 9, Issue 1, 1979January 01, 1979 EDT

Implication of Alternative Land Use Policies in the North Central Region

Earl O. Heady, Brent W. Spaulding,
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Photo by Xavi Moll on Unsplash

Articles in Vol. 9, Issue 1, 1979

Vol. 9, Issue 1, 1979
  • Implication of Alternative Land Use Policies in the North Central Region
    Earl O. HeadyBrent W. Spaulding
  • A Comparison of Estimates of Gross State Product
    Wilford L. L'EsperanceCatherine A. BairdAlexander Shumay
  • Book Reviews
    Daniel ToddK.C. KoutsopoulosRoger F. RieflerGary L. GaileGeoffrey J. D. HewingsJerrold M. PetersonAlan J. HorowitzK. C. Koutsopoulos
  • The Location of Electric Energy Facilities: Conflict, Coalition, and Power
    R. Keith SempleJeffrey P. Richetto
  • Interracial Variations in Housing Preferences
    George C. Galster
  • The Effect of Regional Service Location on the Willingness to Co-operate: A Rural Case Study
    Shmuel LazarShaul Amir
  • The Migration Decisions of the Underprivileged: An Application of the Friedman-Savage Hypothesis
    Robert Premus
  • Economic Structure and Economic Performance: Some Evidence for States
    Lawrence K. Lynch
JRAP
Heady, Earl O., and Brent W. Spaulding. 1979. “Implication of Alternative Land Use Policies in the North Central Region.” Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 9 (1): 18–29.
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