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ISSN 1090-4999
Research Article
Vol. 12, Issue 1, 1982January 01, 1982 EDT

Regional Impacts of Federal Energy Policy Initiatives and Energy Price Changes on State and Local Governments

Gaines H. Liner,
government purchasesenergy policy
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Articles in Vol. 12, Issue 1, 1982

Vol. 12, Issue 1, 1982
  • The Impact of a Depletable Resource on a Rural Area
    Alexander B. HolmesMichael J. MuellerMahoud Motavasseli
  • A Summary of Nonpoint Pollution Policy Formation: A Preliminary Assessment of the Adoption of Minimum Tillage Cultural Practices
    Donald W. ReidE. Jane Luzar
  • Consumer’s Surplus and Behaviorism in a Model of the Decision-to-Move
    Andrew J. Krmenec
  • The Revised Tax Rate on Gasoline and its Impact on Tax Revenues from the Sale of Gasoline in the Commonwealth of Kentucky
    Inbum Song
  • Regional Development Implications of Alternative Future Coal Production Patterns
    David J. Bjornstad
  • Book Reviews
    F. Charles LamphearPeter M. Hutchinson
  • Regional Impacts of Federal Energy Policy Initiatives and Energy Price Changes on State and Local Governments
    Gaines H. Liner
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Liner, Gaines H. 1982. “Regional Impacts of Federal Energy Policy Initiatives and Energy Price Changes on State and Local Governments.” Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 12 (1): 47–57.
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