ISSN 1090-4999
Vol. 10, Issue 2, 1980July 01, 1980 EDT
Summarizing and Interpreting Linear Programming Solutions through Multiple Regression Analysis: Application to a Rural Economic Development Planning Model
Summarizing and Interpreting Linear Programming Solutions through Multiple Regression Analysis: Application to a Rural Economic Development Planning Model
Articles in Vol. 10, Issue 2, 1980
Vol. 10, Issue 2, 1980
- The Relationship of Location, Amenities and Economic Change to Net Migration in Nonmetropolitan Counties of the U.S. 1970-1975Patricia Gober
- Non-Federal Government Services and SMSA Per Capita IncomeRobert C. PosatkoJacob De Rooy
- The Impact of State and Local Taxes on Economic GrowthDavid S. DahlSamuel H. Gene
- Towards the Concept of Gross Urban ProductWilford L. L’Esperance
- Determinants of Interregional and Interindustry MigrationRobert A. NakosteenMichael A. Zimmer
- A Spatial Choice Model of Consumer Behavior: Aspects of Calibration and ApplicationHarry TimmermansJan Veldhuisen
- Summarizing and Interpreting Linear Programming Solutions through Multiple Regression Analysis: Application to a Rural Economic Development Planning ModelDaniel G. Williams
- Awareness, Preference, and Interurban MigrationStephen E. White
- Group Program Evaluation for Multiple ObjectivesI. N. Yoon
Williams, Daniel G. 1980. “Summarizing and Interpreting Linear Programming Solutions through Multiple Regression Analysis: Application to a Rural Economic Development Planning Model.” Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 10 (2): 87–104.