ISSN 1090-4999
Vol. 26, Issue 2, 1996July 01, 1996 EDT
Persistent Poverty and Natural Resource Dependence: Rural Development Policy Analysis That Incorporates Income Distribution
Persistent Poverty and Natural Resource Dependence: Rural Development Policy Analysis That Incorporates Income Distribution
Articles in Vol. 26, Issue 2, 1996
Vol. 26, Issue 2, 1996
- An Economic/Environmental Assessment Model for the Great Lakes: GLEAMRichard W. LichtyMichael E. McDonaldF. Charles Lamphear
- The Importance of Variety to Retail Centers: Evidence in OhioJohn P. HoldenTim Pritchard
- The Use of Job and Income Projections as Backdrops for Input-Output Impact AssessmentsM. Henry RobisonRichard S. Mack
- Patterns of Retail Change: A Comparison of Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Counties in Indiana 1972-1992Paul T. McGurrSharon A. DeVaney
- Development Issues of Rural Resource-Dependent RegionsDave Marcouiller
- Rural Development: Toward an Integrative Policy FrameworkDean F. SchreinerHan-Sung LeeYoung-Kon KohRini Budiyanti
- Persistent Poverty and Natural Resource Dependence: Rural Development Policy Analysis That Incorporates Income DistributionJohn C. LeathermanDavid W. Marcouiller
- Natural Resource Stocks, Flows, and Regional Economic Change: Seeing the Forest and the TreesDavid W. MarcouillerSteven C. Deller
Leatherman, John C., and David W. Marcouiller. 1996. āPersistent Poverty and Natural Resource Dependence: Rural Development Policy Analysis That Incorporates Income Distribution.ā Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 26 (2): 73ā93.