Working Paper Series, Regional Economic Issues

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WP-97-24: The determinants of state food manufacturing growth: 1982-92

Mike A. Singer

WP-96-12: A mixed bag: assessment of market performance and firm trading behavior in the NOx RECLAIM program

Thomas Klier, Richard Mattoon and Michael Ari Prager

WP-96-2: Forecasting structural change with a regional econometric input-output model

Geoffrey Hewings, Philip R. Israilevich, Graham Schindler and Michael Sonis

95-16: Sensitivity of the Chicago Region Econometric Input-Output Model [ CREIM] to alternative sources of interindustry relationships

Geoffrey Hewings, Philip R. Israilevich, Ramamohan Mahidhara and Graham Schindler

95-9: A look at the big emerging markets and U.S. trade

Linda M. Aguilar and Mike A. Singer

95-7: Community development-fiscal interactions: theory and evidence from the Chicago area

William H. Oakland and William Testa

95-6: Community development-fiscal interactions: a review of the literature

William H. Oakland and William Testa

95-2: Financing elementary and secondary education in the 1990s: a review of the issue

Richard H. Mattoon

94-18: Restructuring & worker displacement in the Midwest

Paul D. Ballew, Don Pemberton and Robert H. Schnorbus

94-11: To trade or not to trade: who participates in RECLAIM?

Thomas Klier and Richard H. Mattoon

94-4: Domestic consumption patterns and the Midwest economy

Paul D. Ballew and Robert H. Schnorbus

94-1: Lean manufacturing and the decision to vertically integrate: some empirical evidence from the U.S. automobile industry

Thomas Klier

93-9: The Midwest stock price index - leading indicator of regional economic activity

William Strauss

93-8: Industry approaches to environmental policy in the Great Lakes region

David R. Allardice, Richard H. Mattoon and William Testa

93-1: A primer on global auto markets

Paul D. Ballew and Robert H. Schnorbus

92-20: Forecasting with regional input-output tables

Geoffrey Hewings, Philip R. Israilevich and Ramamohan Mahidhara

92-14: State and local government spending--the balance between investment and consumption

Richard Mattoon

92-12: Trends and prospects for rural manufacturing

William Testa

92-9: Local impact of foreign trade zones

David Weiss

92-8: Estimating monthly regional value added by combining regional input with national production data

Philip R. Israilevich and Kenneth Kuttner

92-1: Job flight and the airline industry: the economic impact of airports on Chicago and other metro areas

William Testa

91-17: Issues in state taxation of banks

Richard H. Mattoon

91-12: The Midwest economy: quantifying growth and diversification in the 1980's

Robert H. Schnorbus and David D. Weiss

91-8: Calibrating manufacturing decline in the midwest: value added, Gross State Product, and all points between

William Testa and David D. Weiss

91-2: Census content of Bureau of Economic Analysis input-output data

Jon Comer, Philip R. Israilevich and Randall Jackson

90-6: Institutional rigidities as barriers to growth: a regional perspective

Michael Kendix

90-5: Regional growth and development theory: summary and evaluation

Geoffrey Hewings

90-4: Regional regulatory effects on bank efficiency

Douglas Evanoff and Philip R. Israilevich

90-1: Construction of input-output coefficients with flexible functional forms

Philip R. Israilevich

1989-21: Manufacturing's changeover to services in the Great Lakes economy

William Testa

89-10: Regional energy costs and business siting decisions: an Illinois perspective

David R. Allardice and William Testa

1989-9: Theory and evidence of two competitive price mechanisms for steel

Christopher Erceg, Philip R. Israilevich and Robert H. Schnorbus

89-8: Regional specialization and technology in manufacturing

Alenka S. Giese and William Testa

89-7: Why has Illinois manufacturing fallen behind the region?

William Testa

1989-6: A New approach to regional capital stock estimation: measurement and performance

Alenka S. Giese and Robert H. Schnorbus

1989-5: The Opening of Midwest manufacturing to foreign companies: the influx of foreign direct investment

Alenka S. Giese

1989-4: Determining manufacturing output for states and regions

Philip R. Israilevich and William Testa

1989-3: A Window of opportunity opens for regional economic analysis: BEA releases gross state product data

Alenka S. Giese

1989/2: Unemployment insurance: a state economic development perspective

Natalie A. Davila and William Testa

1989/1: Metro area growth from 1976 to 1985: theory and evidence

William Testa

1987/3: Industrial R&D - an analysis of the Chicago area

Alenka S. Giese and William Testa

1987/2: Alternative approaches to analysis of total factor productivity at the plant level

Philip R. Israilevich and Robert H. Schnorbus

1987/1: Measuring regional high tech activity with occupational data

Alenka S. Giese and William Testa