Human Resources and Industrial Development in the Upper East Tennessee Valley, 1900–1950

William H. Nicholls

The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1957, vol. 71, issue 2, 289-316

Abstract: Introduction, 289. — I. Industrial-urban development, 1900–1950, 293. — II. Population developments, 1900–1950, 300. — III. Conclusions, 314. A house without a man in charge Stays neat with pride But the frying pans are all too large And the bed too wide. — Barbara Ann Warren

Date: 1957
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