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ISSN 1090-4999
Research Article
Vol. 9, Issue 2, 1979July 01, 1979 EDT

Foreign Imports and Nonmetropolitan Growth

F. Charles Lamphear, Roger F. Riefler,
rural developmentinternational trade
Photo by Chung Yee Tsang on Unsplash

Articles in Vol. 9, Issue 2, 1979

Vol. 9, Issue 2, 1979
  • The Garbage of the Mid-Continent: Its Generation and Collection
    William M. PetrovicBruce L. Jaffee
  • Neutral Value-Judgments versus Dominance Outcomes: The Dilemma of Growth Center Concepts
    Daniel Todd
  • A Spatial Analysis of Service Industry Earnings Per Capita
    R. Bradley HoppesRoger F. Riefler
  • Assessing State Reserve Requirements: An Opportunity Cost Approach
    Lawrence K. Lynch
  • Policy Simulations of Alternative Futures
    Jerald R. BarnardWarren T. Dent
  • Foreign Imports and Nonmetropolitan Growth
    F. Charles LamphearRoger F. Riefler
  • Assessing State Reserve Requirements: An Opportunity Cost Approach – Reply
    R. Stafford JohnsonMerlin M. Hackbart
  • Do Migrants Respond to Real Labor Market Conditions?
    Stephen M. RenasRishi Kumar
  • Local Governmental Fiscal Problems, Welfare Payments and Nonwhite Migration: The 1960-70 Experience
    Robert WeinsteinRobert Premus
  • Book Reviews
    Arthur GetisRajindar K. KoshalDavid C. Prosperi
JRAP
Lamphear, F. Charles, and Roger F. Riefler. 1979. “Foreign Imports and Nonmetropolitan Growth.” Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 9 (2): 49–71.
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