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ISSN 1090-4999
Research Article
Vol. 14, Issue 2, 1984July 01, 1984 EDT

Estimating Income Distribution Effects on Regional Input-Output Multipliers

Mark S. Henry, Thomas L. Martin,
input-outputincome distribution
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Articles in Vol. 14, Issue 2, 1984

Vol. 14, Issue 2, 1984
  • Sectional Shifts and U.S. Regional Economic Growth, 1953-73
    Al Ringleb
  • The Measurement and Modeling of Segregation: A Survey of Recent Empirical Research
    Norman R. Cloutier
  • Variations in the Flow of Credit from Regional Financial Institutions as a Source of Cyclical Insatiability in the Regional Economy an Application of Causal Analysis
    Larry AllenDon Price
  • Uncertainty and Equilibrium in a Housing Market
    Allen J. Scafuri
  • Climate and Manufacturing Location
    Roger RieflerF. Charles Lamphear
  • Estimating Income Distribution Effects on Regional Input-Output Multipliers
    Mark S. HenryThomas L. Martin
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Henry, Mark S., and Thomas L. Martin. 1984. “Estimating Income Distribution Effects on Regional Input-Output Multipliers.” Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 14 (2): 33–45.
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