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ISSN 1090-4999
Research Article
Vol. 16, Issue 1, 1986January 01, 1986 EDT

Economic Implications of Diminishing Groundwater Supplies in the High Plains Region

Raymond J. Supalla, F Charles Lamphear, Glenn D. Schaible,
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Articles in Vol. 16, Issue 1, 1986

Vol. 16, Issue 1, 1986
  • Economic Implications of Diminishing Groundwater Supplies in the High Plains Region
    Raymond J. SupallaF Charles LamphearGlenn D. Schaible
  • Migration as a Demographic Response: The Age Differentials
    H.C. ChangBrian F. Pendleton
  • Uncertainty, Learning, and the Classical Rotation Problem
    Carroll Greene
  • The Effect of Time Frame in the Estimation of Employment Multipliers
    Thomas B. MandelbaumDavid L. Chicoine
  • Regional Employment Growth in the Midwest
    James R. Prescott
  • Planning for a Labor Market in Disequilibrium: The Market for Registered Nurses
    LaVonne A. Straub
JRAP
Supalla, Raymond J., F Charles Lamphear, and Glenn D. Schaible. 1986. “Economic Implications of Diminishing Groundwater Supplies in the High Plains Region.” Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 16 (1): 86–99.
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