ISSN 1090-4999
Vol. 37, Issue 2, 2007May 01, 2007 EDT
A Quasi-Experimental Test of Large Retail Store Impacts on Regional Labor Markets: The Case of Cabela’s Retail Outlets
A Quasi-Experimental Test of Large Retail Store Impacts on Regional Labor Markets: The Case of Cabela’s Retail Outlets
Articles in Vol. 37, Issue 2, 2007
Vol. 37, Issue 2, 2007
- Assessing Economic Base Relationships in South DakotaDavid J. Sorenson
- Measuring the Impact of Tourism on Rural Development: An Econometric ApproachEric Thompson
- Economic Impact of Hospital Closure on Rural Communities in Three Southern States: A Quasi-Experimental ApproachLucia Y OnaAgus HudoyoDavid Freshwater
- Determining economic contributions and impacts: What is the difference and why do we care?Philip WatsonJoshua WilsonDawn ThilmanySusan Winter
- Understanding the Local Unrecorded Economy: Informal Work and Home Production in Non-Metropolitan WisconsinJohn LarriveeRon Shaffer
- A Quasi-Experimental Test of Large Retail Store Impacts on Regional Labor Markets: The Case of Cabela’s Retail OutletsMichael J. Hicks
- Community Decision Support and the Role of the Public in Regional Policy AnalysisJames K. ScottJ. Matthew Fannin
- State Targeting of Business Investment: Does Targeting Increase Corporate Tax Revenue?Peter T. T. CalcagnoFrank Hefner
- Convergence in relative state-level per capita income in the United States revisitedPanos Fousekis
- Table of Contents and FrontmatterFront Matter
Hicks, Michael J. 2007. “A Quasi-Experimental Test of Large Retail Store Impacts on Regional Labor Markets: The Case of Cabela’s Retail Outlets.” Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 37 (2): 116–22.