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ISSN 1090-4999
Research Article
Vol. 20, Issue 1, 1990January 01, 1990 EDT

Regional implications of the international economy

Roger F. Riefler,
international traderegional development
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Articles in Vol. 20, Issue 1, 1990

Vol. 20, Issue 1, 1990
  • Regional impacts of exchange rate movements
    Gerald CarlinoBrian CodyRichard Voith
  • Exports and regional economic restructuring
    Paul W. BauerRandall W. Eberts
  • Regional implications of the international economy
    Roger F. Riefler
  • Regional export growth: Lessons from State-level foreign trade data
    Tim R. Smith
  • The competitiveness of rural county manufacturing during a period of dollar appreciation
    Dan M. BechterChristine Chmura
  • Foreign direct investment: Motivating factors and economic impact
    Alenka S. GieseWilliam J. KahleyRoger F. Riefler
  • The opening of Seventh District manufacturing to foreign companies: The influx of foreign direct investment
    Alenka S. Giese
  • Foreign investments: What are the benefits?
    William J. Kahley
  • State government effects on the location of foreign direct investment
    Cletus C. CoughlinJoseph V. TerzaVachira Arromdee
JRAP
Riefler, Roger  F. 1990. “Regional Implications of the International Economy.” Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 20 (1): 5–17.
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