Local Economic Development: Analysis and PracticeSAGE, 29/03/1995 - 345 من الصفحات Blending knowledge from a variety of disciplines with a strong analytical approach, John P Blair presents an accessible and jargon-free text offering extensive coverage of economic concepts and the new market forces at work today in local economic development. Topics addressed include: regional growth and development; land use; metropolitan government and finance; housing; economic development strategies; and neighborhood development. |
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Three Fundamental and Recurring Issues 22 | 22 |
Business Location Expansion and Retention | 41 |
Understanding Economic Structure 55 95 | 55 |
Market Areas and Economic Development Strategies | 66 |
Additional Tools and Perspectives on Economic Growth | 145 |
Issues in Economic Development Practice | 168 |
Resource and Commodity Flows | 189 |
Land Use | 209 |
Housing and Neighborhood Development | 238 |
Metropolitan Government and Finance | 274 |
Planning Futures Studies and Development Policy | 304 |
References | 321 |
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About the Author 345 | |
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