Economic Development Quarterly

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Volume 18, issue 4, 2004

Patent Activity and Financial Performance of Publicly Traded Companies in the U.S. Pharmaceutical Industry: The Role of Local Economic Conditions pp. 319-330

Alan MacPherson and Vigdis Boasson

Comparative Economic Impact Analyses: Differences Across Cities, Events, and Demographics pp. 331-342

Michael J. Mondello and Patrick Rishe

Building Human Capital Through Public-Private Cooperation: The Case of Metropolitan College pp. 343-353

Stuart C. Strother, Steven G. Koven, David Howarth and Zhenfeng Pan

“We’d Have to Sink the Shipsâ€: Impact Studies and the 2002 West Coast Port Lockout pp. 354-367

Peter V. Hall

An Analysis of the Los Angeles Revitalization Zone: Are Place-Based Investment Strategies Effective Under Moderate Economic Conditions? pp. 368-383

James H. Spencer and Paul Ong

Regional Variation and Economic Drivers: An Application of the Hill and Brennan Methodology pp. 384-405

James R. Held

INDEX to ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT QUARTERLY pp. 406-408

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Volume 18, issue 3, 2004

The Role of Contamination in Central City Industrial Decline pp. 207-219

Marie Howland

Locational Adjustments to Pollution Regulations: The South Coast Air Quality Management District and the Furniture Industry pp. 220-235

Ward F. Thomas and Paul Ong

A Stakeholder approach to Understanding Economic Development Decision Making: Public Subsidies for Professional Sport Facilities pp. 236-254

Michael T. Friedman and Daniel S. Mason

The Effects of Foreign Capital on State Economic Growth pp. 255-268

Megan A. Torau and Ernest Goss

Quasi-Experimental Analysis of Targeted Economic Development Programs: Lessons from Florida pp. 269-285

Cynthia Rogers and Jill L. Tao

Evaluating Manufacturing Extension: A Multidimensional approach pp. 286-302

Natalie A. Davila

New Markets as Informational Asymmetries pp. 303-313

Eric Scorsone and Stephan Weiler

Volume 18, issue 2, 2004

Focus Issue pp. 95-96

Julia Melkers

From Best Science Toward Economic Development: The Evolution of NSF’s Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR) pp. 97-112

J. Scott Hauger

State Science- and Technology-Based Economic Development Policy: History, Trends and Developments, and Future Directions pp. 113-126

Walter H. Plosila

Homegrown Solutions: Fostering Cluster Formation pp. 127-137

Maryann P. Feldman and Johanna Francis

Virtuous and Vicious Cycles in the Contributions of Public Research Universities to State Economic Development Objectives pp. 138-150

Irwin Feller

Doctoral Education and Economic Development: The Flow of New Ph.D.s to Industry pp. 151-167

Paula Stephan, Albert J. Sumell, Grant Black and James Adams

Assessing Technology Transfer and Business Development Potential: Technology Cluster Analysis pp. 168-173

Michael Martin, Robert R. Gruetzmacher, Ryan Lanham and Joshua Brady

Developing Performance Metrics for Science and Technology Programs: The Case of the Manufacturing Extension Partnership Program pp. 174-185

Kenneth P. Voytek, Karen L. Lellock and Mark A. Schmit

Assessing the Outcomes of State Science and Technology Organizations pp. 186-201

Julia Melkers

Volume 18, issue 1, 2004

Moving the Workforce Intermediary Agenda Forward pp. 3-9

Joan Fitzgerald

Gauging Metropolitan “High-Tech†and “I-Tech†Activity pp. 10-29

Karen Chapple, Ann Markusen, Greg Schrock, Daisaku Yamamoto and Pingkang Yu

Gauging Metropolitan “High-Tech†and “I-Tech†Activity: Some Thoughts and Commentary pp. 30-33

Vijay K. Mathur

Increasingly Rank: the Use and Misuse of Rankings in Economic Development pp. 34-39

Joseph Cortright and Heike Mayer

Response: Different Purposes, Different Measures pp. 40-43

Paul D. Gottlieb

Rejoinder: High-Tech Rankings, Specialization, and Relationship to Growth pp. 44-49

Karen Chapple, Ann Markusen, Greg Schrock, Daisaku Yamamoto and Pingkang Yu

A Matter of Faith: Urban Congregations and Economic Development pp. 50-66

Laura A. Reese

Siting it Right: Do States Target Economic Distress When Designating Enterprise Zones? pp. 67-80

Robert T. Greenbaum

What Determines the Success of States in Attracting SBIR Awards? pp. 81-90

Arno van der Vlist, Shelby Gerking and Henk Folmer

Erratum pp. 91-91

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Volume 17, issue 4, 2003

The Rise of the Entrepreneurial Society pp. 315-324

Patrick Von Bargen, Doris Freedman and Erik R. Pages

Educational Attainment and Metropolitan Growth pp. 325-336

Paul D. Gottlieb and Michael Fogarty

The Returns on Higher Education: Estimates for the 48 Contiguous States pp. 337-351

Stephan Goetz and Anil Rupasingha

A Framework for Assessing Cluster Development pp. 352-366

Charles S. Colgan and Colin Baker

Private Initiative and Public Responsibility for the Redevelopment of Industrial Brownfields: Three Baltimore Case Studies pp. 367-381

Marie Howland

Loan Performance of Group-Based Microcredit Programs in the United States pp. 382-395

Chikan Richard Hung

Volume 17, issue 3, 2003

Workforce Intermediaries: Partnerships for the Future pp. 215-219

Robert P. Giloth

Defining the Available Labor Pool: The Kansas Labor Force Survey pp. 220-239

Joseph A. Aistrup, Brett Zollinger and Michael S. Walker

Beyond the Unemployment Rate: Workforce Profiles for Economic Development pp. 240-254

Charles S. Colgan and Bruce H. Andrews

A Research Approach for Tracking Local Economic Conditions in Small-Town America pp. 255-263

John M. McGrath and Ronald Vickroy

Planning for Development: An Assessment of the Economic Development District Planning Process pp. 264-279

Laura A. Reese and David Fasenfest

Analysis of Rural Quality of Life and Health: A Spatial Approach pp. 280-293

James O. Bukenya, Tesfa G. Gebremedhin and Peter Schaeffer

Mapping Global Production in New York City's Garment Industry: The Role of Sunset Park, Brooklyn's Immigrant Economy pp. 294-309

Tarry Hum

Volume 17, issue 2, 2003

Knowledge Networks and Technical Invention in America's Metropolitan Areas: A Paradigm for High-Technology Economic Development pp. 115-131

Ed Bee

Explaining the “Brain Drain†from Older Industrial Cities: The Pittsburgh Region pp. 132-147

Susan B. Hansen, Carolyn Ban and Leonard Huggins

Contracting In: How a Business Intermediary Sought to Create Supplier Networks and Jobs in the Inner City pp. 148-164

Rachel Weber and Susanne Schnell

The Effects of Integrating the U.S. Census Bureau's Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates Into the Appalachian Regional Commission's Designation of Economically Distressed Counties pp. 165-174

Roger B. Hammer, Robin M. Blakely and Paul R. Voss

An “Option for the Poorâ€: A Research Audit for Community-Based Regionalism in California's Central Coast pp. 175-192

Manuel Pastor, Chris Benner and Rachel Rosner

Downtown Malls as Engines of Economic Development, Community Spirit, and Political Capital pp. 193-204

Darrell M. West and Marion Orr

Factors Resulting in Successes and Failures for Small Businesses in the Small Business Institute Program at Syracuse University pp. 205-211

Chunchi Wu and Allan Young

Volume 17, issue 1, 2003

Introduction to Focus Issue: Use of Financial Services by Low-Income Households pp. 3-7

Timothy Bates and Constance R. Dunham

Payday Lending: A Business Model that Encourages Chronic Borrowing pp. 8-32

Michael A. Stegman and Robert Faris

Empirical Evidence on the Determinants of Rent-to-Own Use and Purchase Behavior pp. 33-52

Signe-Mary McKernan, James M. Lacko and Manoj Hastak

The Savings and Credit Management of Low-Income, Low-Wealth Black and White Families pp. 53-74

William D. Bradford

Why Households Don’t Have Checking Accounts pp. 75-94

Jeanne M. Hogarth, Chris E. Anguelov and Jinkook Lee

Income, Institutions, and Saving Performance in Individual Development Accounts pp. 95-112

Michael Sherraden, Mark Schreiner and Sondra Beverly