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P-ISSN 0048-749X
E-ISSN 1553-0892
Articles
Vol. 22, Issue 2, 1992May 03, 1992 CDT

Teaching Undergraduate Regional Economics

John P. Blair, Roger E. Bolton, M Jarvin Emerson, Frank Giarratani, James A. Kurre, William R. Latham III,
regional economicsundergraduate educationteaching economics
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Articles in Vol. 22, Issue 2, 1992

Vol. 22, Issue 2, 1992
  • Congratulating Shirley Friedlander Weiss
    RRS Editorial
  • A Historical Application of the Export-Base Model: Economic Impacts of an Indian Reservation
    Thomas R. HarrisRangesan NarayananKambiz RaffieeQingun Qi
  • Migration Decisions and Site-Specific Attributes of Public Policy: Microeconomic Evidence from the NLSY
    Thomas A. KnappNancy E. White
  • The Role of Nonmetropolitan Economic Performance in Rising Per Capita Income Differences Among the States
    John M. RedmanThomas D. RowleyJohn Angle
  • Teaching Undergraduate Regional Economics
    John P. BlairRoger E. BoltonM Jarvin EmersonFrank GiarrataniJames A. KurreWilliam R. Latham III
Review of Regional Studies
Blair, John P., Roger E. Bolton, M Jarvin Emerson, Frank Giarratani, James A. Kurre, and William R. Latham III. 1992. “Teaching Undergraduate Regional Economics.” Review of Regional Studies 22 (2): 116–53. https://doi.org/10.52324/001c.9147.
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