P-ISSN 0048-749X
E-ISSN 1553-0892
Vol. 3, Issue 2, 1973May 07, 1973 CDT
Determination of Key Sectors in a Regional Economy through Input-Output Analysis: The North-Central Texas Case
Determination of Key Sectors in a Regional Economy through Input-Output Analysis: The North-Central Texas Case
Articles in Vol. 3, Issue 2, 1973
Vol. 3, Issue 2, 1973
- Industrial Structure and Spatial Inputs and Outputs in the American EconomyCarl W. Hale
- Determination of Key Sectors in a Regional Economy through Input-Output Analysis: The North-Central Texas CaseP.M. HayashiW.E. MullendoreA.L. Ekholm
- Employment Change Patterns: Some Empirical TestsLowell D. Ashby
- Industrial Structure and Spatial Inputs and Outputs in the American Economy: CommentJohn M. Brazzel
- Determination of Key Sectors in a Regional Economy through Input-Output Analysis: The North-Central Texas Case: CommentWilliam A. Schaffer
- Employment Change Patterns: Some Empirical Tests: CommentClayton Grant
- Market Imperfections, Social Costs of Strip Mining, and Policy Alternatives: CommentHenry N. McCarl
- Income Distribution and Regional Policy: The Case of Appalachia: CommentA. Ray Grimes Jr.
- Some Problems with Accessibility Standards: A Comparison of Household Preferences to Standards for Work, Shopping, and School TripsEdward J. KaiserEdgar W. BulterRonald J. McAllisterRussell W. Thibeault
- An Exploratory Profile of Land Use Development Patterns at Interstate Interchanges in AlabamaJoseph Barry MasonCharles Thomas Moore
- Estimation of the Value of Travel Time: Models Considering Binary and Multi Mode Choice: CommentErnie Moesback
- Regional Environmental Quality: An Optimal Industry Mix to Minimize PollutionT.C. MeadowsJ.C. Hite
- Recreation: Economic Development Impact and Seasonality: CommentRobert H. Elrod
- State Development Policy and the Transitional Economy: CommentDavid McKee
- The Lending Policies of Banks in Nonmetropolitan Areas and the Implications for Local Economic DevelopmentJohn R. KaatzFred A. Tarpley Jr.
- Reducing Regional Income Differentials with Capital Transfers in the Self-Management Economy: Yugoslavia, 1947-1965: CommentUwe Jan Woltemade
- The Lending Policies of Banks in Nonmetropolitan Areas and the Implications for Local Economic Development: CommentCharles R. Britton
- Some Problems with Accessibility Standards: A Comparison of Household Preferences to Standards for Work, Shopping, and School Trips: CommentJeremy J. Coleman
- Reducing Regional Income Differentials with Capital Transfers in the Self-Management Economy: Yugoslavia, 1947-1965Warren F. MazekToussaint Hocevar
- The Lending Policies of Banks in Nonmetropolitan Areas and the Implications for Local Economic Development: CommentG. Richard Dreese
- Recreation: Economic Development Impact and SeasonalityChristopher Garbacz
- Market Imperfections, Social Costs of Strip Mining, and Policy AlternativesRobert A. BohmJames H. LordDavid A. Patterson
- An Exploratory Profile of Land Use Development Patterns at Interstate Interchanges in Alabama: CommentRichard J. Cebula
- The Impact of Projected Changes in the Textile and Apparel Industries on the Economy of the SoutheastCharles F. FloydMary M. Fields
- Alternative Views On Development for the Coastal Plains RegionEmil MaliziaCharles Richter
- Alternative Views On Development for the Coastal Plains Region: CommentDavid W. Rasmussen
- Income Distribution and Regional Policy: The Case of AppalachiaWilliam D. GuntherCharles G. Leather
- Estimation of the Value of Travel Time: Models Considering Binary and Multi Mode ChoiceJohn KraftArthur Kraft
- Regional Environmental Quality: An Optimal Industry Mix to Minimize Pollution: CommentH. Bruce Throckmorton
- State Development Policy and the Transitional EconomyPaul F. Schultz Jr.
- The Impact of Projected Changes in the Textile and Apparel Industries on the Economy of the Southeast: CommentJames M. Stepp
Hayashi, P.M., W.E. Mullendore, and A.L. Ekholm. 1973. “Determination of Key Sectors in a Regional Economy through Input-Output Analysis: The North-Central Texas Case.” Review of Regional Studies 3 (2): 13–23. https://doi.org/10.52324/001c.10520.