Economic Development Quarterly

1987 - 2025

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Volume 3, issue 4, 1989

Developing the Wealth of the Nation: A Call for a National Human Resources Policy pp. 275-282

James O'Toole and John Simmons

An Econometric Model of New York City and Region: What it is and What it can do pp. 283-287

Matthew P. Drennan

The Evaluation of State Programs for International Business Development pp. 288-300

Robert Thomas Kudrie and Cynthia Marie Kite

A Typology of Suburban Economic Development Policy Orientations pp. 301-311

John P. Pelissero and David Fasenfest

Can State Income Transfer Policy Promote Economic Development? pp. 312-319

Robert D. Plotnick

Do Long-Tenure Workers have Special Problems Following Job Displacement? pp. 320-326

Christopher Ruhm

Product Development Corporations and State Economic Development: The Importance of R&D Spillovers pp. 327-328

Timothy Bartik

Response to "Product Development Corporations and State Economic Development: The Importance of R&D Spillovers," by Timothy J. Bartik pp. 329-330

Peter S. Fisher

Technology, Employment, and Regional Competitiveness pp. 331-338

Edward J. Malecki

Exploring the Politics of State Economic Development Policy pp. 339-346

Thomas J. Anton

Volume 3, issue 3, 1989

An Incentive-Conscious Approach to Toxic Chemical Controls pp. 179-187

David Roe

Reindustrialization and Economic Development Strategy pp. 188-202

R. D. Norton

State Incentive Packages and the Industrial Location Decision pp. 203-222

H. Brinton Milward and Heidi Hosbach Newman

Location Choices for Research Labs: A Case Study Approach pp. 223-234

Charles F. Harding

State Export Promotion for Economic Development pp. 235-242

Stephen H. Archer and Steven M. Maser

The Export Trading Company Act of 1982: Japanese-Style Exporting for America? pp. 243-254

Mary Lou Egan

Economists and Economic Development: Another View pp. 255-256

Jon G. Lindgren

Response to Letter from Jon G. Lindgren pp. 257-257

Roger J. Vaughan

Employee Ownership: Promises, Performance, and Prospects pp. 258-265

Corey Rosen

The Adoption of Economic Development Policies by State and Local Governments: A Review pp. 266-270

Richard C. Feiock

Volume 3, issue 2, 1989

From the Editors pp. 91-91

Richard D. Bingham, Gail Garfield Schwartz and Sammis B. White

The Linkage between Regional Development and Neighborhood Development: Introduction to this Focus Issue pp. 92-93

Wim Wiewel

The Linkage between Regional and Neighborhood Development pp. 94-110

Wim Wiewel, Bridget Brown and Marya Morris

Neighborhood Economics: Local Communities and Regional Markets pp. 111-122

Michael B. Teitz

Economic Restructuring: Earnings, Occupations, and Housing Values in Cleveland pp. 123-144

Edward W. Hill and Thomas Bier

Neighborhoods and Industrial Restructuring pp. 145-156

Kieran P. Donaghy and Francis X. Tannian

Government and Neighborhoods: Programs Promoting Community Development pp. 157-168

Charles Bartsch

Neighborhood and Region: An Experiential Basis for Understanding pp. 169-174

Robert Mier

Volume 3, issue 1, 1989

The Fruits of Free Trade: The Canada-United States Agreement in Perspective pp. 3-8

Jeffrey Schott

Role of Intermediary and Strengthening Business Expansion Activities pp. 9-13

Kathryn S. Keeley

Chicago's Defense-Based High Technology: A Case Study of the "Seedbeds of Innovation" Hypothesis pp. 15-31

Ann Markusen and Karen McCurdy

Industrial Development Groups, External Connections, and Job Generation in Local Communities pp. 32-45

Craig R. Humphrey, Rodney A. Erickson and Richard E. McCluskey

Quasi-Economic Locational Determinants of Large Foreign Headquarters: The Case of New York City pp. 46-51

Arthur L. Centonze

Elements of an Effective Technology Assistance Policy to Stimulate Economic Development pp. 52-57

David S. Clifton, Larry R. Edens, Harris T. Johnson and Robert W. Springfield

Theoretical Contributions to the Understanding of U.S. Nonmetropolitan Economic Change pp. 58-69

Steven R. Kale

Plant Closings: New Roles for Policymakers pp. 70-80

John Portz

Volume 2, issue 4, 1988

From the Editors pp. 291-297

Richard D. Bingham, Gail Garfield Schwartz and Sammis B. White

Commentary pp. 298-298

Richard D. Bingham

Economic Development Issues Facing the Nation: The Views of George Bush pp. 299-302

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Product Development Corporations and State Economic Development pp. 303-315

Peter S. Fisher

Jobs and Commercial Office Development: Do New Offices Generate New Jobs? pp. 316-325

Carl V. Patton

Can Industrial R&D Survive the Decline of Production Activity: A Case Study of the Chicago Area pp. 326-338

Alenka S. Giese and William Testa

The Rural Crisis and What to do about it: An Alternative Perspective pp. 339-341

Thomas L. Daniels and Mark B. Lapping

Response to Letter from Daniels and Lapping pp. 342-342

Robert B. Reich

Community Economic Development: Strategies and Practices of the 1980s pp. 343-350

Robert Giloth

The Politics of Local Economic Development: A Review of Selected Recent Literature from the Perspective of the Practitioner pp. 351-356

Bernard L. Berkowitz

Volume 2, issue 3, 1988

The State's Role in an Era of Economic Transition: The Pennsylvania Experience pp. 203-210

Dick Thornburgh

Understanding the Japanese Economy: Barriers to Increasing Trade pp. 211-216

Chalmers Johnson

Differences in the Dependency Rate among the States in 1985: Implications for Development and Labor Market Policy pp. 217-235

Edward W. Hill

Shoot Anything that Flies; Claim Anything that Falls: Conversations with Economic Development Practitioners pp. 236-251

Herbert J. Rubin

Adjusting to Changes in Traditional Markets: The Problems of Small Manufacturers in Older Industrial Regions pp. 252-264

Roger S. Ahlbrandt

Sports Stadiums and Area Development: A Critical Review pp. 265-275

Robert A. Baade and Richard F. Dye

Adopting New Manufacturing Technology: Can it Help Declining Manufacturing Industries? pp. 276-286

Margaret E. Dewar

Volume 2, issue 2, 1988

Economic Development and Regional Heterogeneity: A Reconsideration of Regional Policy for the United States pp. 107-118

Niles Hansen

Economists and Economic Development pp. 119-123

Roger J. Vaughan

State Science and Technology Policies: An Assessment pp. 124-137

Jurgen Schmandt and Robert H. Wilson

Rankings of State Business Climates: An Evaluation of their Usefulness in Forecasting pp. 138-152

Charles L. Skoro

High-Technology Development and Recession: The Local Experience in the United States, 1980-1982 pp. 153-167

Chris Thompson

Federal Economic Development Programs and National Urban Policy pp. 168-181

Franklin J. James

Office-Housing Linkage Programs: A Review of the Issues pp. 182-196

Edward G. Goetz

Volume 2, issue 1, 1988

The Rural Crisis, and What to do about it pp. 3-8

Robert B. Reich

The Rise and Fall of Sun, Rust, and Frost Belts pp. 9-18

Bernard L. Weinstein and Harold T. Gross

Business Incubator Life Cycles pp. 19-29

David N. Allen

Steel on the Industrial Staircase: A Conceptual Model for Early Warning to other Industries and Nations pp. 31-49

Garth L. Mangum, Stephen L. Mangum and Sae Young Kim

Comparing State Enterprise Zone Programs: Variations in Structure and Coverage pp. 50-68

Michael Brintnall and Roy E. Green

Are the Antitrust Laws an Effective Tool for American Economic Revitalization? pp. 69-77

John Heywood

Higher Education Policies and Economic Growth in the American States pp. 78-87

Bryan D. Jones and Arnold Vedlitz

Regional Economic Multipliers: Definition, Measurement, and Application pp. 88-96

Benjamin H. Stevens and Michael L. Lahr