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P-ISSN 0048-749X
E-ISSN 1553-0892
Articles
Vol. 13, Issue 3, 1983December 22, 1983 CDT

Note on Non-Survey Input-Output Models for Multicounty Regions: Reply

Mark Henry,
simple location quotientmulticounty regionsinput-output methodsnon-survey
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Articles in Vol. 13, Issue 3, 1983

Vol. 13, Issue 3, 1983
  • The Stability of Economic Base Multipliers: Some Empirical Evidence
    Randolph C. MartinHarry W. Miley, Jr.
  • Note on Non-Survey Input-Output Models for Multicounty Regions: Comment
    G. Andrew Bernat, Jr.
  • In-Migration and Changing Southern Political Orientations
    Robert H. Freymeyer
  • Note on Non-Survey Input-Output Models for Multicounty Regions: Reply
    Mark Henry
  • Elasticities of Substitution in Regional Production Functions
    Timothy L. HuntM. Jarvin Emerson
  • Tuition Tax Credits and the Market for Private Schooling in North Carolina
    G. Donald Jud
  • A Sensitivity Analysis of Rural Commuting Patterns: An Occupational Comparison
    Colette M. HoffmanRoger J. Beck
Review of Regional Studies
Henry, Mark. 1983. “Note on Non-Survey Input-Output Models for Multicounty Regions: Reply.” Review of Regional Studies 13 (3): 39–42. https://doi.org/10.52324/001c.9768.
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