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Tennessee's Business
2007 - 2013
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Volume 21, issue 2 , 2013
Cumberland Region Tomorrow: Collaborative Action for Quality Growth pp. 2-5 Bridget Jones Cheatham County Sustainable Tourism: Rural Economic Development Implementation pp. 11-15 Richard Quin Columbia, Tennessee, Comprehensive Planning: Neighborhood Revitalization and Infill Housing Choices pp. 16-17 Dustin Shane Metropolitan Nashville: Formulating a 25-Year General Plan pp. 18-21 Rick Bernhardt Realizing Robertson: Comprehensive Growth and Development Plan pp. 22-26 Margot Fosnes Williamson County Comprehensive Development Plan: Rural Conservation Focus pp. 27-32 Joe Horne Volume 21, issue 1 , 2012
Tracking Tennessee's Economic Recovery pp. 16-23 Reuben Kyle Job Creation: What Really Works? pp. 26-28 David Hayes Business Births and Expansions, 2009: Overview and Comparison to 2001-2002 pp. 35-37 Randy Gustafson Volume 20, issue 2 , 2011
Tennessee 2010 Census Report pp. 1-14 Randy Gustafson Tennessee Population Growth 2000-2010 pp. 1-9 H. Ronald Moser Patterns in Tennessee's Black Population 2000-2010 pp. 20-22 H. Ronald Moser Volume 20, issue 1 , 2011
Rethinking the Entrepreneurial Spectrum pp. 1-2 Richard Hannah Social Ventures as Learning Laboratories pp. 3-5 J. Gregory Dees Adventures in Fair Trade pp. 6-8 Mark Sloneker Nashville-Based Online Store Helps Cambodian Women Take Greater Control of Their Lives pp. 9-10 Ann Walling Social Entrepreneurship and Higher Education pp. 11-13 Bernard Turner Good Fortune in Cleveland, Tennessee pp. 14 Jennifer Jack You Can't Fish without a River pp. 15-16 Guy Larry Osborne A Unique Opportunity for Socially Responsible Businesses pp. 17 Ned Hallowell Volume 19, issue 3 , 2010
Greening an Economy with the Blues pp. 1-2 James Neeley Save Energy, Save Money, Save Jobs pp. 3 Matt Kisber The Case for a Comprehensive Energy Policy pp. 4 Patricia Mixon Green Investment and Legislation: Creating Jobs and Revenue pp. 5-6 Andrew Geshwiler Electricity: A Powerful Bargain pp. 7 Kenneth Breeden New Solar Products: Creating 'Green-Collar' Job Growth in Rural Tennessee pp. 8-9 Chris Tompkins Energy Efficiency Needed for State Businesses pp. 10 Clint Gwin An Energy Audit: The First Step Toward Home Energy Efficiency pp. 11 Jeff Pizzino The Case against Proposed Energy Legislation pp. 12 Joseph Schmitz Business Coalition Calls for Action pp. 13 Cortney Piper and Susan Richardson-Williams Volume 19, issue 2 , 2010
A Matter of Degrees: Public Higher Education Reform in Tennessee pp. 1-2 Richard Rhoda Race to the Top: State Prepares to Turn the Page pp. 3 Timothy K. Webb Staying Positive in a Depressed Economy pp. 4-5 James Neeley Here Comes the Sun pp. 6-7 Matt Kisber State of the State Address pp. 8-13 Phil Bredesen Tennessee's Battle to Beat Obesity pp. 14 Susan Cooper Volume 19, issue 1 , 2009
Editor's Note pp. i Horace Johns Americans Have a Right to Review Any Healthcare Bill before Congress Acts pp. 1 Lamar Alexander Legislative Report: Healthcare Reform pp. 2 Marsha Blackburn Do No Harm pp. 3-4 Bob Corker TennCare Truths Need to Be Told pp. 5-6 Tony Garr Reforming the U.S. Healthcare System pp. 7 Bart Gordon Survey Demonstrates Success of Improvements to TennCare pp. 8 Darin Gordon The Public Option versus Single-Payer Healthcare pp. 9 Nell Levin Tennesseans Focused on How to Keep What Works, Fix What's Broken in Healthcare System pp. 10 John Tanner Personal Reasons for Not Supporting Government-Run Healthcare pp. 11-12 Jim Burton Volume 18, issue 3 , 2009
The ABCs of Economic Recovery pp. 1-2 Thomas F. Dernburg Dance With the One Who Brought You! pp. 3-4 E. James Burton It Is Time to Invest in Human Capital pp. 5-9 Murat Arik The Chinese Piper? pp. 10 Steven G. Livingston So Are We Keynesians or Not? pp. 11-12 Martin Kennedy Are Business Executives Overpaid? pp. 13-14 William Ford and Kevin Zhao We're All Keynesians Now pp. 15-16 Arthur Laffer Volume 18, issue 2 , 2008
How to Help the American Economy Combat Recession pp. 2-4 Thomas F. Dernburg Cooper on the Financial Crisis: Prevent Disaster, Then Reduce Debt pp. 5 Jim Cooper Consumer Confidence Key to Financial Recovery: News from the Local Banks pp. 6-7 Charlie Myatt My Open Bailout Letter to All Tennesseans (My Bailout Vote in Detail) pp. 8-9 Marsha Blackburn The Subprime Mortgage Crisis: How Did We Get in This Mess? pp. 10-17 Douglas Timmons The Financial Crisis: Its Impact on Area Banks pp. 18-19 Mac Johnston Pigs and Corn and Hundred-Dollar Bills: Just One Man's Opinion pp. 20-21 E. James Burton Volume 18, issue 1 , 2008
Is This Election the Most Important Ever? pp. http://frank.mtsu.edu/~berc/tnbiz/election08/dean.pdf E. James Burton The Most Important Legislation You've Never Heard Of pp. http://frank.mtsu.edu/~berc/tnbiz/election08/lamar.pdf Lamar Alexander
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