ISSN 1090-4999
Vol. 15, Issue 1, 1985January 01, 1985 EDT
The Opportunity Cost of an Abundant Resource: The Cease of Water Diverted from the Great Lakes to the Ogallala Aquifer Region
The Opportunity Cost of an Abundant Resource: The Cease of Water Diverted from the Great Lakes to the Ogallala Aquifer Region
Articles in Vol. 15, Issue 1, 1985
Vol. 15, Issue 1, 1985
- The Opportunity Cost of an Abundant Resource: The Cease of Water Diverted from the Great Lakes to the Ogallala Aquifer RegionJames R. GaleThomas E. Merz
- Locating a Major Hockey Franchise: Regional ConsiderationRonald L. GeddertR. Keith Semple
- Pooled Regression and Covariance Analysis of SMSA Selected Services: Earnings and Firm SizeR. Bradley Hoppes
- Strategic Planning of Economic Development Based on an Analysis of the Extent and Pattern of ImportationRichard W. LichtyDonald N. SteinnesDavid A. Vose
- Neighborhood Conservation and Population Stabilization: Lessons from the Urban Homesteading DemonstrationDavid P. VaradyS. Gregory Lipton
- Optimum Location and the Theory of Production: An ExtensionAbbas MirakhorA. Khalili
Gale, James R., and Thomas E. Merz. 1985. “The Opportunity Cost of an Abundant Resource: The Cease of Water Diverted from the Great Lakes to the Ogallala Aquifer Region.” Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 15 (1): 3–12.