Economic Development Quarterly

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Volume 6, issue 4, 1992

Needed: A Marshall Plan for Ourselves pp. 347-355

Richard P. Nathan

The Los Angeles Rebellion: A Retrospective View pp. 356-372

James H. Johnson, Cloyzelle K. Jones, Walter C. Farrell and Melvin L. Oliver

Financing Maryland Biotechnology pp. 373-382

Zoltan Acs, Lanny Herron and Harry J. Sapienza

Local Economic Development in Michigan: A Reliance on the Supply Side pp. 383-393

Laura A. Reese

Editor's Introduction pp. 394-395

Wim Wiewel, John Benington and Michael Geddes

Local Economic Development: A Review of the British and U.S. Comparative Literature pp. 396-405

Wim Wiewel and Christopher Hall

Understanding Local Economic Development in a Comparative Context pp. 406-417

Harold Wolman and Gerry Stoker

Collaborative Strategies for Reindustrialization: Sheffield and Pittsburgh pp. 418-430

Robert A. Beauregard, Paul Lawless and Sabina Deitrick

A Transatlantic Comparison of Enterprise Zone Impacts: The British and American Experience pp. 431-443

Barry M. Rubin and Craig M. Richards

Workplace-Based Education and Economic Development pp. 444-453

Marjorie Mayo, Peter B. Meyer and Susan B. Rosenblum

Local Economic Development in the 1980s and 1990s: Retrospect and Prospects pp. 454-463

John Benington and Mike Geddes

Volume 6, issue 3, 1992

Technology Policy Requires Picking Winners pp. 227-240

Robert W. Rycroft and Don E. Kash

Incubating High-Technology Firms: State Economic Development Strategies for Biotechnology pp. 241-254

Edward J. Blakely and Nancy Nishikawa

Japanese Direct Investment and Economic Development Policy pp. 255-272

Peter Doeringer and David G. Terkla

Manufacturing Plants in Ohio: Spatial Changes, 1978-1987 pp. 273-285

Howard A. Stafford and Qiutao Wu

Labor-Force-Based Development: A Community-Oriented Approach to Targeting Job Training and Industrial Development pp. 286-296

David C. Ranney and John J. Betancur

What are the Potential Economic Development Impacts of High-Speed Rail? pp. 297-319

Chris Thompson and Tim Bawden

The Role of the American States in Promoting Trade Relations with Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union pp. 320-326

Joel Jenswold and William Parle

International Comparison of Household Income Inequalities and Redistribution Effect of Taxes pp. 327-333

Sourushe Zandvakili

An Evaluation of Industry Projections: A Case Study of the Ohio Economy pp. 334-338

Larry Less

Volume 6, issue 2, 1992

The Cultural Imperatives of Globalization: Urban Economic Growth in the 21st Century pp. 115-126

Jack N. Behrman and Dennis A. Rondinelli

Place Wars: New Realities of the 1990s pp. 127-134

Donald Haider

Science Parks as Economic Development Policy: A Case Study Approach pp. 135-147

Bradley M. Braun and W. Warren McHone

Local Economic Development in the 1980s: Editor's Introduction pp. 148-149

Michael J. Rich

UDAG, Economic Development, and the Death and Life of American Cities pp. 150-172

Michael J. Rich

Attributes of Development Tools: Success and Failure in Local Economic Development pp. 173-186

Michael A. Pagano and Ann O'M. Bowman

The Next Wave: Postfederal Local Economic Development Strategies pp. 187-198

Susan E. Clarke and Gary L. Gaile

Dynamic Development Cycles and Local Economic Management pp. 199-210

Ross Gittell

The Industrial Policy Dilemma pp. 211-219

Margaret E. Dewar

Volume 6, issue 1, 1992

State Economic Policy: The Emerging Paradigm pp. 3-13

R. Scott Fosler

Becoming Competitive: How Policymakers View Incentive-Based Development Policy pp. 14-24

DeLysa Burnier

Women-Owned Businesses: Dimensions and Policy Issues pp. 25-40

Thomas A. Clark and Franklin J. James

Issues in the Design of State Science- and Technology-Based Economic Development Programs: The Case of Pennsylvania's Ben Franklin Partnership pp. 41-51

Dianne Rahm and Thomas F. Luce

The Effect of Labor Cost Differences on the Location of Economic Activity under the U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement pp. 52-63

Karen Roberts and Phillip R. Smith

Industrial Restructuring: Implications for the Decentralization of Manufacturing to Nonmetropolitan Areas pp. 64-79

David L. Barkley and Sylvain Hinschberger

Stalking Local Economic Development Benefits: A Review of Evaluation Issues pp. 80-90

Robert P. Giloth

Benefits from a Baseball Franchise: An Alternative Methodology pp. 91-95

John P. Blair

Hammers and their Use: Some Issues Involved in the Selection of Appropriate Tools for Public Policy Analysis pp. 96-101

David Swindell and Mark S. Rosentraub

The Effects of State and Local Taxes on Economic Development: A Review of Recent Research pp. 102-111

Timothy Bartik

Volume 5, issue 4, 1991

Equity and Local Economic Development pp. 291-300

Norman Krumholz

The Impact of Historic District Designation on Property Values: An Empirical Study pp. 301-312

Peter Schaeffer and Cecily Ahern Millerick

Local Government, Minor League Baseball, and Economic Development Strategies pp. 313-324

Arthur T. Johnson

Do Enterprise Zone Incentives Affect Business Location Decisions? pp. 325-334

Dan Y. Dabney

An Economic Performance Index for U.S. Cities pp. 335-341

Paul A. Coomes and Dennis Olson

The Sectoral Cluster in Economic Development Policy: Lessons from Rochester and Buffalo, New York pp. 342-356

Ernest Sternberg

Metro/Nonmetro Performance under the Job Training Partnership Act pp. 357-368

John M. Redman

Volume 5, issue 3, 1991

Global Air Cargo-Industrial Complexes as Development Tools pp. 187-196

John D. Kasarda

The Perils of Overstating Service Sector Growth Potential: A Study of Linkages in Distributive Services pp. 197-212

Wendy Patton and Ann Markusen

Gauging the Rainmakers: Toward a Meteorology of State Legislative Climates pp. 213-228

Russell L. Hanson and Michael B. Berkman

The Intrametropolitan Location of Corporate Offices: Implications for Economic Development Analysis pp. 229-240

Joseph H. Eisenberg and Frank G. Mittelbach

Is Employment Growth Really Coming from Small Establishments? pp. 241-257

Sammis B. White and Jeffrey D. Osterman

Regional versus Industrial Shift-Share Analysis—With Help from the Lotus Spreadsheet pp. 258-267

R. Bradley Hoppes

Managing Economic Development pp. 268-279

Robert Mier

Volume 5, issue 2, 1991

People versus Places: The Dream will Never Die pp. 99-103

Robert C. Wood

1992—The European Challenge for U.S. Business: Issues and Interests pp. 104-113

Kevin Featherstone

Michigan, Mazda, and the Factory of the Future: Evaluating Economic Development Incentives pp. 114-125

Lynn W. Bachelor

The Politics of Economic Development Policy pp. 126-139

Elaine B. Sharp and David R. Elkins

The Impact of Credentials, Skill Levels, Worker Training, and Motivation on Employment Outcomes: Sorting Out the Implications for Economic Development Policy pp. 140-151

Harold Wolman, Cary Lichtman and Suzie Barnes

"Just Say no?" The Economic and Political Realities of a Small City's Investment in Minor League Baseball pp. 152-167

Mark S. Rosentraub and David Swindell

Listening to Business Executives: Labor Concerns for Job Conservation and Business Investment pp. 168-174

Mark A. Glaser and Joe P. Pisciotte

Rebuilding City Economies pp. 175-183

Susan E. Clarke

Volume 5, issue 1, 1991

The Bank Community Development Corporation: An Economic Development Tool for the Nineties pp. 3-8

John Sower and Beverly L. Milkman

The Quality of Jobs in Small Business pp. 9-22

John F. Zipp

Municipal Fiscal Health and Tax Abatement Policy pp. 23-32

Laura A. Reese

Some States Take the Lead: Explaining the Formation of State Technology Policies pp. 33-44

Robert Atkinson

Migration and Regional Economic Growth: An Origin-Destination Model pp. 45-59

William H. Crown

The Race to Build: Infrastructure Competition among Communities pp. 60-63

Leon Taylor

The State of State Venture Capitalism pp. 64-76

Peter Eisinger

International Competition, Automotive Decline, and Regional Economies pp. 77-90

Michael S. Flynn