Mini-Steelplants in the United States: Some Technological and Locational Characteristics

Charles G. Schmidt and Richard B. Le Heron

Land Economics, 1976, vol. 52, issue 4, 530-544

Abstract: This research investigates innovative behavior in the U.S. steel industry under the assumption that basic oxygen and large electric furnaces are competing technologies. The empirical model of innovation is based on recent theoretical research. The ...

Date: 1976
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