P-ISSN 0048-749X
E-ISSN 1553-0892
Vol. 2, Issue 2, 1972May 07, 1972 CDT
Testing the Analogy between Local Government and Consumer Behavior
Testing the Analogy between Local Government and Consumer Behavior
Articles in Vol. 2, Issue 2, 1972
Vol. 2, Issue 2, 1972
- Testing the Analogy between Local Government and Consumer BehaviorMartin C. McGuire
- Southern Poverty and Regional Economic GrowthGeorge Iden
- Push and Pull in Migration from Southern FarmsJoseph Persky
- Urban Industrial Structure and the Relative Income of Non-White Males: A DiscussionDavid Greytak
- The Regional Distribution of Physicians and SpecialistsR.M. Scheffler
- Urban Industrial Structure and the Relative Income of Non-White MalesD.W. RasmussenC.T. Haworth
- The Comparative Costs of Location of Manufacturing Firms in Urban Areas: A Boston Case StudyAndrew N. Hamer
- Regional Growth and Interregional Migration - Their Pattern of InteractionLee D. Olvey
- Non-Money Income and Out-Migration in Lagging RegionsWilliam R. RussellAlan R. Winger
- Population Policy in a Regional ContextRobert D. DeanDonald E. Pursell
- Spatial Planning in Yugoslavia: An Application of Markov Chain Analysis to Changing Settlement PatternsJack C. FisherBarry R. Lawson
- Development Centers and Central Places in West German Regional Planning SchemesGunter Krumme
McGuire, Martin C. 1972. “Testing the Analogy between Local Government and Consumer Behavior.” Review of Regional Studies 2 (2): 7–17. https://doi.org/10.52324/001c.10615.
