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P-ISSN 0048-749X
E-ISSN 1553-0892
Articles
Vol. 18, Issue 3, 1988November 01, 1988 CDT

A Note on the Subregional Employment Impact of Urban Revitalization

Reza Banai-Kashani,
public-private initiativesemploymenturban revitalization
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Articles in Vol. 18, Issue 3, 1988

Vol. 18, Issue 3, 1988
  • A Note on Determining the Spatial and Product Extent of a Market
    Noel D. Uri
  • Returns to Scale Behavior and Manufacturing Agglomeration Economies in U.S. Urban Areas
    Neal E. Duffy
  • A Note on the Subregional Employment Impact of Urban Revitalization
    Reza Banai-Kashani
  • Modeling Labor Demand in a State Econometric Model
    Max E. JerrellJames M. Morgan
  • An Analysis of Oil Price Shocks on the Colorado Economy Using Vector Autoregression
    Alok K. Bohara
  • Determinants of Differences in Regional Cyclical Variability
    Stefan C. Norrbin
  • Valuing Non-Market Recreation Goods: An Evaluative Survey of the Literature on the Travel Cost and Contingent Valuation Methods
    Garey DurdenJohn F. Shogren
Review of Regional Studies
Banai-Kashani, Reza. 1988. “A Note on the Subregional Employment Impact of Urban Revitalization.” Review of Regional Studies 18 (3): 41–46. https://doi.org/10.52324/001c.9329.
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