P-ISSN 0048-749X
E-ISSN 1553-0892
Vol. 9, Issue 3, 1979November 28, 1979 CDT
A History of the Process of Capital Accumulation in Pittsburgh: A Marxist Interpretation - Part II
A History of the Process of Capital Accumulation in Pittsburgh: A Marxist Interpretation - Part II
Articles in Vol. 9, Issue 3, 1979
Vol. 9, Issue 3, 1979
- Spatial Microeconomics: Implications for the Use of Concentration Ratios to Represent Monopoly PowerBruce L. Benson
- A History of the Process of Capital Accumulation in Pittsburgh: A Marxist Interpretation - Part IIDavid Houston
- Accomodation Taxes in the Local Finance Structure: A South Carolina-Based EvaluationHolley H. Ulbrich
- A Modeling Technique for Rural EconomiesRobert N. Barone
- The Regional Impact of Changes in Import Oil PricesD.J. BjornstadD.P. VogtD.N. Stuckwish
- Energy Scarcity: A Theoretical Analysis of Substitution and Technical ChangeShelby GerkingWilliam Schulze
- The Effect of Increased Transportation Costs on the Trade Flow of Fresh PeachesPaul l. BauerGary J. WellsDavid TholstrupJames Epperson
Houston, David. 1979. “A History of the Process of Capital Accumulation in Pittsburgh: A Marxist Interpretation - Part II.” Review of Regional Studies 9 (3): 81–97. https://doi.org/10.52324/001c.9981.