Rural lndustrialization

January 1986 - March 1994

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260 citations in English from AGRICOLA

Patricia La Caille John

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Rural Industrialization

1 NAL Call No: HC106.8.N56 1990

The 1990 development report card for the states.

Corporation for Enterprise Development, Mt.

Auburn Associates

Washington, D.C. : Corporation for Enterprise

Development,.

ii, L54 p. : ill., maps ; 28 cm. April 1990. Errata

slip inserted. Includes bibliographies.

Language.' English

Descripton.' United States; Economic conditions;

United States; Economic conditions; Regional disparities; United States; Economic policy State

governments; Industry and state; Industrial promotion

2 NAL Call No: HN90.C6P"/

Agriculture and rural economics.

Martin, K.F.; Gillis, W.R.; Reinke, W.

Harrisburg, Pa. : Pennsylvania Rural Coalition,

[1e86?].

Proceedings, rural economic development in Pennsylvania : assess & alternatives :Sept 11-12, 1986,

Holiday Inn, Mechanicsburg, Pa. / sponsored by

the Pennsylvania Rural Coalition ; prep & ed by

J. D. Murray, coordinator. p. 65-751,1986.

Language; English

D e s c ip tors.' Pennsylvania; Rural economy; Agricultural production; Rural industry

3 NAL Call No: HD1401.A56

Alaskan agribusiness: a post-statehood review.

Pearson, R.W.; Lewis, C.E.

New York, N.Y. : John Wiley.

Agribusiness v. 5 (a): p.367-384. maps; 1989 Jul.

Includes references.

Langtage.' English

Desciptors.' Alaska; Agribusiness; Statistical data;

Historical records; Public investment; Public

agencies; Agricultural development; Economic development; Dairy industry; Meat and livestock industry; Food industries; Feed industry; Models

4 NAL Call No: HCI06.8.E25

Ambassador steel in Newton, Iowa: growing a development project.

Carlson, C.E.

Rosemont, IL: American Economic Development

Council.

Economic development review v. L1 (3): p. 80-82;

1993.

Language.' English

Descriptors.' Iowa; Cabt; Development projects;

Employment; Industry

5 NAL Call No: aHN90.C6R78

Americans heading for the cities, once again.

Beale, C.L.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service.

Rural development perspectives : RDP v. a (3): p.

2-6. ill., maps; 1988 Jun.

Language.' English

Desciptors; U.SA.; Rural areas; Farm indebtedness; Employment; Rural depopulation; Population change; Economic depression; Trends;

Industry; Birth rate; Retirement; Commuting;

Rural urban relations; Migration

6

Appalachian

nomy boom.

Gridley, C.

Washington,

mlsslon.

Appalachia v.

NAL Call No: HC107A,I3A6

enterprises share the service ecoD.C. : Appalachian Regional Com22 (2): p.26-30. ill; 1989.

Langtage; English

Descripton.' Pennsylvania; North Carolina; Rural

industry; Economic development; Manufacture;

Tertiary sector; Case studies; Marketing; Employment

7 NAL Call No: HC107.A,13A6

Appalachia's inland ports: highways to economic

development.

Hoffman, E.

Washington, D.C. : Applachian Regional Commission.

Appalachia v.20 (2), p. 23-29. ill., maps; 1987.

Language; English

Desciptors; West Virginia; Tennessee; Rural development; Inland waterway transport; Water

recreations; Tourist industry; Economic development

8 NAL Call No: 100 C76RE

Application of a linear programming model for

estimating the economic impact of tourism development.

Kottke, M.W.

Storrs : The Station.
Quick Bibliography Series

Research report - Storrs Agricultural Experiment

Station (82): 19 p.; 1987 Jul. Includes references.

Language: English

Descriptors.' Connecticut; Tourist industry; Linear

models; Economic impact; Regional planning

9 NAL Call No: HC107-A13A6

Aquaculturq An industry with a futurc for Appalachla.

W.aslinStoq D.C. : Appalachian Regional Commrsslon.

Appalachia v.23 (1)r p. 17-21. ill; 1990.

Language; English

Desciptors: U.SA.; Aquaculture; Conferences; Interest groups; Rural development; Infrastructure;

Agricultural research; Public agencies; Regulation

f0 NAL Call No: HD97S7.tvtLJ83 19E8

Aroostook a century of logging in northern

Maine., lst ed.

Judd, Richard William; Judd, Patricia A.

Orono, Me. : University of Maine Press,.

xiii, 351 p. : ill., map ; 24 cm.Includes index.

Language; English

Descipton.' Aroostook Coung (Me.); Economic

conditions; Lumber trade; Maine; Aroostook

County; History; Forest products industry; Maine;

Aroostook County; History; Logging; Maine;

Aroostook County; History

11 NAL Call No: HD9000,A,1J68

Assesslng value-added agricultural industries.

Christy, R.D.; Hinson, RA.

Beltsville, Md. : Food Distribution Research Society.

Journal of food distribution research v. 20 (1): p.

59-60; 1989 Feb. Paper presented at the 29th Annual Meeting: "New Markets, New Marketing,

New Thinking".

Language.' English

Descriptors.' Louisiana; Agricultural production;

Value added; Rural development; Production

structure; Market competition; Economic development

12 NAL Call No: HD2346.USRE

Bed and breakfast: hosting travelers for extra inMenomonee Falls, Wis. : The Journal.

Rural enterprise v. 1 (3): p. 16-18. ill; 1987.

Language.' English

Desciptors; U.SA.; Ancillary enterprises; Tourist

industry; Vacation accomodation; Rural environment; Licenses and permits; Licensing; Management; Marketing; Advertising

13 NAL Call No: HD1775.O5O3

A beef industry development plan for Seminole

County.

Ward, C.; Woods, M.i Frye, J.

Stillwater, Okla. : The Department.

A. E. - Oklahoma State University, Department of

Agricultural Economics (9103): 18 p. ill; 1.99L Jan.

Includes references.

Language; English

Descipton.' Oklahoma; U.S.A.; Beef; Meat and

livestock industry; Agricultural development;

Agricultural planning

t4 NAL Call No: HC106.E.E25

Brains and jobs: The role of universities in economic development and industrial recruitment.

Engelking, S.

Rosemont, IL : American Economic Development

Council.

Economic development review v. 10 (1): p. 36-40;

L992. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Texas; Universities; Economic development; Community development; University research; Technology transfer; Industry; Recruitment

fS NAL Call No: I EX892EX

Building on resources in Arizona.

Dunn, D.T.

Washington, D.C. : The Administration.

Extension review - United States Department of

Agriculture v. 58 (1): p. ?3; L987.Includes abstract.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Arizona; Community development;

Dairies; Tourism; Industrialization; Resource development

16 NAL Call No: HN79-423C63

Can my community attract new industry?

Bachtel, D.C.; Molnar, J.J.; Lee, V.W.

Auburn, Ala. : The Service.

come.

Koth" B.
Rural Industrialization

Circular CRD - Alabama Cooperative Extension

Service v.): 6 p.; 1991 Dec.

Language: English

D es c rip tors.' Alabam a; lndustr ializati on ; Comm unity development; Rural planning; Industrial sites

17 NAL Call No: HT401.S72

Case studies: examples of innovative infrastructure linancing and delivery systems.

Mississippi State, Miss. : The Center.

SRDC series - Southern Rural Development Center (L28): L27 p;1990 Apr. Includes references.

Language.' English

Descriptors; U.S.A.; Rural communities; Infrastructure; Finance; Air transport; Small businesses;

Medical services; Fire prevention; Industrial sites;

Public parks; Recreation; Public schools; Public

services; Social services; Solid wastes; Waste disposal

t8 NAL Call No: HT101.S52

Catlish farming: a new industry boots economic

development in rural South Carolina.

Allen, D.

Ellensburg, Wash. : Small Towns Institute :.

Small town v. L9 (5), p. 25-27. ill; 1,989 Mar.

Language; English

Desciptors.' South Carolina; Siluroidea; Rural industry; Aquaculture; Economic development; Case

studies

19 NAL Call No: aHD1.401-L2U52

Catlish lead the way as aquaculture booms.

Foulke, J.

Washington, D.C. : The Service.

Farmline - U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service v. 10 (3): p. 8-11. ill; 1989

Mar.

Languager English

Descriptors: U.S.A.; Siluroidea; Salmo salar;

Salmo; Astacus; Fish culture; Fish production; Fish

industry; Diversification; Rural economy; Exports;

Government

20 NAL Call No: HN90.C65

Change and persistence in poverty rates.

Bloomquist, L.E.

Ames, Iowa : North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development.

Community economic vitality : major trends and

selected issues / by Gene F. Summers with the collaboration of F. Horton ... [et al.l. p. 61-68; 1988.

Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors; U.SA.; Men; Women; Rural communities; Economic development; Poverty;

Regionalization; Industry; Labor; Employment;

Demography; Characteristics; Change

2l NAL Call No: HN90.C65

Change in nonmetropolitan industrial employment.

Horton, F.

Ames, Iowa : North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development.

Communify economic vitality : major trends and

selected issues / by Gene F. Summers with the collaboration of F. Horton ... [et al.l. p. 23-?3,75-82;

1988. Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptors; U.SA.; Rural areas; Industrialization;

Manufacture; Employment; Decision making; Location theory; Trends; Decentralization;

Centralization

22 NAL Call No: HD1751.C45

A changed agrichemical industry: it's global now,

but remains responsive to U.S. producers.

Miller, D.

Merrifield, Va. : American Agricultural Economic

Association.

Choices : the magazine of food, farm and resource

issues v.2 (4): p. 16-18; 1987.

Language.' English

Descriptors: U.S.A.; Agricultural chemicals;

Chemical industries; Rural economy; Structural

change; Economic development; Research projects; Patents

23 NAL Call No: 284.8 AtlK

Changes in Tenth District industrial structure,

1963-86: evidence from New State data.

Miller, G.H. Jr

Kansas City, Mo. : Federal Reserve Bank of

Kansas City.

Economic review v.74 (9): p. 35-51; 1989 Nov. Includes references.

Language; English

Descipton.' Western states of U.SA.; Missouri;

Oklahoma; U.SA.; Rural econorny; Rural indus-
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try; Change; Economic growth; Agroindustrial relations; Roles; Trends; Regional accounting;

States; Income; Gross margins; Aggregate data;

Economic indicators; Estimations

24 NAL Call No: HT401.R47

Ihe changing context of rural economic policy in

the United States.

Brown, D.L.; Deavers, K.L.

Greenwicb" Conn. : JAI Press.

Research in rural sociology and development v. 4:

p. ?55-275. ill; 1989. In the series analytic: Rural

Labor Markets / guest editors; W.W. Falk and

TA. Lyson. Includes references.

Languoge; English

Descriptors.' U.S.A.; Rural economy; Economic

policy; Structural change; Industrialization; Farm

indebtedness; Unemployment; Poverty; Population

dpamics; Migration; Trends; Federal government

25 NAL Call No: HT401.S72

A changing rural South.

Henry, M.

Mississippi State, Miss. : The Center.

SRDC series - Southern Rural Development Center (104): p. 13-38. maps; L987 Dec. Also numbered as SNREC Publication No. 25, Nov. 1987.

Paper presented at a proceedings of a regional

workshop on Agriculture and Rural Development

Issues in the South, Knoxville, Tennessee, May 14-

L5, t987. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptons.' South eastern states of U.SA.; South

central states of U.SA.; Rural development; Economic development; Structural change; Development policy; Income distribution; Population

change; Industry

NAL Call No: aHN90.C6R7E

The changing rural village.

Johansen, H.E.; Fuguitt, G.V.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service.

Rural development perspectives: RDP v. 6 (2): p.

2-6; 1990 Feb. Includes references.

Language.' English

Desciptors; U.SA.; Villages; Rural areas; Population dynamics; Retail marketing; Manufacture; Industry

Community development and industrial policy.

Wilkinson, K.P.

Greenwich, Conn. : JAI Press.

Research in rural sociology and development v. 4:

p. 24L-254; 1989. In the series analytic: Rural

Labor Markets / guest editors; W.W. Falk and

TA. Lyson. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' U.S.A.; Community development;

Rural industry; Industrialization; Agricultural

policy; Marxist economics; Labor market; Human

resources; Labor allocation; Labor requirements

2E NAL Call No: HN90.C65

Community economic vitality major trcnds and

selected issues.

Summers, Gene F.,1.936-; Horton, Francine

North Central Regional Center for Rural Development

Ames, Iowa : North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development,.

xii, 82 p. i 23 cm. Bibliography: p.75-82.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Rural development; United States;

Rural industry; United States; Manpower policy,

Rural; United States

29 NAL Call No: G155.USN3 1989

Community enhancement of a Great Lakes charterboat lishery in Grand Haven, Michigan.

Pistis, C.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p. L96-202; 1989. Paper presented at a conference on "LJsing tourism and travel as a community and rural revitalization strategy," May L0-L2,

1989, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors; Michigan; Fishing industry; Tourism;

Community development; Case studies; Recreation area planning; Dockage; Facilities

30 NAL Call No: 28128 R88

Community stability and timber-dependent communities.

Machlis, G.E.; Force, J.E.

Bozeman, Mont. : Rural Sociological Society,

Montana State Universitv.

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27 NAL Call No: HT401.R47
Rural Industrialization

Rural sociology v. 53 (2): p. 220-234;1988. Literature review. Includes references.

Language; English

Descipton; U.SA.; Forest products industries; Social change; Resource development; Rural communities; Economic situation

Abstract: Resource dependency and its impact

upon community stability has long been of interest

to rural sociologists. This paper critically evaluates

the literature on timber-dependent communities to

assess what is known, assumed, ignored, and

avoided about the topic. We argue that timberdependent communities may represent a somewhat special case of resourco dependency and that

the study of forest-based communities can contribute to sociological knowledge of rural life. The

paper also discusses theoretical and methodological concerns to be addressed and presents an

agenda for future research.

31 NAL CaIl No: SD565.C64

Community stability in forest-based economies

proceedings of a conference in Portland, Oregon,

November 16-18, 19E7,

Le Master, Dennis C.; Beuter, John H.

Oregon State University, College of Forestry

Portland, Or. : Timber Press,.

191 p. : ill. ; 29 cm.Includes bibliographical references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Forest policy; United States; Congresses; Forest policy; Social aspects; United

States; Congresses; Forest management; Social

aspects; United States; Congresses; Forest products industry Social aspects; United States; Congresses; Rural development; United States;

Congresses

32 NAL Call No: HT401J68

Commuting and the rural-urban hierarchy.

Fuguitt, G.V.

Elmsford, N.Y. : Pergamon Press.

Journal of rural studies v.7 (!: p. 459-466; 1991.

Includes references.

Language; English

Descripton.' U.S.A.; Men; Women; Commuting;

Settlement patterns; Rural urban relations; Socioeconomic status; Industry; Work places; Location

theory; Populations

Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to consider

the relation between @mmuting and the settlement structure, with particular attention to rural

and nonmetropolitan areas. Iexamined commuting

flows between metropolitan central cities, other

metropolitan areas, nonmetropolitan places with

more than 1.0,000 people, those with 2500-10,000

people, and other rural areas. Despite the deconcentration of population, industry and trade that

was especially marked in the 1970s, commutiog in

1980 was predominantly toward larger places in the

rural-urban hierarchy, and particularly from rural

areas and the other metropolitan category to cities.

Overall levels of commuting were high, and most

were within either nonmetropolitan o r

metropolitan areas. Smaller nonmetropolitan

places particularly had high proportions of both inand out-commuters. Differences in commuting

flows by gender, socioeconomic status and industry

were small, but generally in the directions expected

on the basis of prior research. The findings reveal

a high degree of work-residence interdependence

among settlement units in nonmetropolitan

America, with social and economic differences in

commuting flows representing an important aspect

of community structure.

33 NAL Call No: 500 K41

Commuting patterns among female worlcers in

nonmetropolitan manufacturing.

Cromley, R.G.; Webster, R.H.

Louisville, K.Y. : The Academy.

Transactions of the Kentucky Academy of Science

v. 48 (t/2): p. 5-10. ill; 1987 Mar. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Kentucky; Rural women; Factory

workers; Sociology of work; Commuting

34 NAL Call No: HD9416.C65 f990

Competition and the livestock market report of a

task force commissioned by the Center for Rurirl

Affairs, Walthill, Nebraska.

Center for Rural Affairs (Walthill, Neb.)

Walthill, NE. : Center for Rural Affairs,.

53, [5] p. ;27 cm. Cover title. "April 1990', Cover.

Includes bibliographical references ([p. 5+-57]).

Language; English

Descripton.' Packing-houses; Beef industry; Meat

industry and trade; Competition; Livestock

35 NAL Call No: aHN90.C6R7E

Computer model helps communities gauge effects
Quick Bibliography Series

of new industry.

Long, C.; WoodS, M.i Jones, L.L.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service.

Rural development perspectives : RDP v. 3 (3):

p.2l-24. ill; 1.987 Jun.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Texas; Rural communities; Rural economy; Economic development; Development

plans; Cost benefit analysis; Economic impact; Industry; Computer simulation; Simulation models;

Case studies

36 NAL Call No: HCI.07.A13A6

Concurrent sessions: business and industry.

WpFington, D.C. : Appalachian Regional Comm$slon.

Appalachia v.25 (1): p. 6-9; 1992.

Language; English

Descipton.' Appalachian states of U.SA.; Telecommunications; Rural communities; Economic

development; Businesses; Industry

37 NAL Call No: aHN90.C6R78

Contributions of high-tech manufacturing to

rural economies.

Smith, S.M.; Barkley, D.L.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service.

Rural development perspectives : RDP v. 5 (3): p.

6-11. ill; 1989 Jun. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Western states of U.SA.; Rural economy; Employment; Wage rates; Manufacture;

Technology Employed women; Rural communities

38 NAL Call No: 1662 N47

Cooperative activity in vegetable industry significant contributor to rural economv.

Biggs, G.W.

Washington, D.C. : The Service.

Farmer cooperatives - U.S. Department of

Agriculture, Agricultural Cooperative Service v. 56

(10): p.. 18-20; 1990 Jan.

Language; English

Desciptors.' California; Florida; Arimna; Texas;

Oregon; Vegetables; Cooperative marketing; Economic impact; Rural economy

39 NAL Call No: aHN90.C6R78

County survey valuable tool in rural development.

Kiser, J.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service.

Rural development perspectives : RDP v. 3 (3): p.

34-38. ill., maps; 1"987 Jun.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Washington; Rural development;

Countries; Surveys; Rural environment; Industry;

Agricultural land; Land use planning; Unemployment; Public services; Public opinion; Decision

making

NAL Call No: S541.5.O3O54

County united.

Turner, S.

Wooster, Ohio : The Service.

Ohio 21 - College of Agriculture, Ohio Cooperative Extension Service, Ohio Agricultural Research

and Development Center, Ohio State University v.

3 (1): p. 10-12;1989 Mar.

Language: English

Desciptors.' Ohio; Extension agents; Rural animation; Community development; Industrialization;

Counties

40

4l NAL Call No: HD101.S6

A county-level model of manufacturing plant

recruitment with improved industrial site quality

measurement.

Kriesel, W.; McNamara, K.T.

Experiment, Ga. : The Association.

Southern journal of agricultural economics -

Southern Agricultural Economics Association v. 23

(1): p. L21-L27; L991 Jul. Includes references.

Language; English

D e s c ip tors.' G eorgia; Comm uni ty developm ent ; Industrial sites; Site class assessment; Community action; Site factors; Manufacture; Probability;

Mathematical models; Location theory; Local authority areas

Abstract: Empirical analysis of manufacturing plant

location requires the use of a single industrial site

quality measure. Under hedonic price theory, the

price of industrial sites can be explained by their

quality characteristics. The estimated site price is

included with ten'other location factors in an ordered, categoricalogit model of plant attraction

to Georgia counties. The results inform public
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43

decisionmakers of the relative impact of site location factors and how changes in location factors

can alter the probability of attracting a manufacturing plant.

42 NAL Call No: HN79*A23C63

Crcatlng a successful county-wlde economlc development program.

Lce, V.W.

Aubrun, Ala. : The Service.

Circutar CRD - Alabama Cooperative Extension

Service (9): 7 p.; 1988 Aug. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Alabama; Rural development; Economic development; Regional development; Devclopmcnt policy; Community development;

Industrial sites; Public utilities

NAL Call No: HN79.A23C63

Crcatlng lndustrial sites.

Lee, V.W.; Pitchford, G.E.

Auburn, Ala. : The Service.

Circular CRD - Alabama Cooperative Extension

Service v.): 4 p.; 1992 Oct.

Language; English

Descripton: Alabama; Industrial sites; Rural planoiog; Community development

44 NAL Call No: HC79.H53C74

Crcating the technopolis linking technologtl GoInmercialization, and economic development.

Smilor, Ralurond W.; Kozmetsky, George; Gibson,

David V.

RGK Foundation

Cambridge, Mass. : Ballinger Pub. Co.,.

nd, 256 p. : ill. ;24 cm.Proceedings of a conference

held at the University of Texas at Austin, March,

1987, sponsored by the RGK Foundation, and

others. Includes bibliographies and index.

Language; gnglish

Descripton' Hrgh technology industries; Location;

Congresses; Cities and towns; Growth; Congresses;

Industrial districts; Congresses

45 NAL Call No: HC106.8.E25

Creative solutions to the rchabilitation of old industrial buildings: the case of Canal Place, Alcron,

Ohio.

Oleksuk, D.K.

Rosemont, IL : American Economic Development

Council.

Economic dcvelopment review v. 9 (a): p. 48-51;

1991.

Language; English

Desciptors; Ohio; Industrial sites; Rehabilitation;

Community development; Urban areas; Resource

utilization; Case studies

46 NAL Call No: S5443.O5O5

Crltlcal factors ln attractlng new buslness and In.

dustry ln Oklahoma.

Sloggett, G.; Woods, M.D.

Stillwater, Okla. : The Service.

OSU extension facts - Cooperative Extension Service, Oklahoma State University (862): 4 p.; 1988

Jul. Includes references.

Longuage; English

Descriptors; Oklahoma; Economic development;

Industrialization; Rural animation; Public relations; Site factors

47 NAL Call No: 500 AIWi22A

The cumulative impact of dairy industty rcstmc.

turing.

Geisler, C.; Lyson, T.

Washington, D.C. : The Institute.

BioScience - American Institute of Biological

Sciences v. 41 (8): p. 560-567; 1991 Sep. Literature

review. Includes references.

Language: English

Descripton.' U.SA.; Dairy industry; Dauy farms; -.

Economic situation; Employment; Environmental

impact; Farm indebtedness; Farm numbers; Farm

size; Marketing; Milk; Rural sociology; Literature

reviews

48 NAL Call No: HD1755.HE6

Cyclical and structural change in nonmetropolitan manufacturing evidence form the

Tennessee Valley.

Gilmer, R.W.; Pulsipher, A.G.

Tuskegee, Ala. : Tuskegee University, Human Resources Development Center.

Human resources development in rural America :

myth or reality / editor, Thomas T. Williams. p.

56-7L; 1986. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Tennessee; South eastern states of

U.SA.; South central states of U.SA.; Rural areas;

Structural change; Manufacture; Cyclic fluctuations; History; Trends; Economic depression; Mar-
Quick Bibliography Series

ket competition; Employrrent opportunities; Exports

49 NAL Call No: HT40U6S

Debates In rural land planning policy: a twentleth

century hlstory ftom New York state.

Jacobs, H.M.

Ehnsford N.Y. : Pergamon Press.

Journal of rural studies v. 5 (2): p. 137-1a8. ill;

1989. Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptorc: New York; Land use planning; Rural

planning; Land policy; History; Government;

Abandoned land; Capitalism ; Industrialization ; Local government; Roles

50 NAL Call No: HT390.G74

The decentralization of high-technologr manufacturlng to nonmetropolitan aneas.

Barkley, D.L.

Lexington, Ky. : College of Business and Economics, University of Kentucky.

Growth and change v. 19 (1): p. 13-30; 1988. Includes references.

Language: English

Descriptors: U.S.A.; Rural development;

Decentralization; Technology; Industrial sites;

Rural industry Rural economy

51 NAL Call No: HD9275.U8D44

Deer{oot ithe aristocrat of farms'.

Doucette, Paul A.

Westport, Conn. (a Ox Bow Rd., Westport, Conn.

06880) : National Association of Milk Bottle Collectors, [c1987].

iv, 38 p. : il., maps ; 27 cm. (Milk route ; monograph no. 1). June L, L987. Cover title. Bibliography: p. 37-*.

Language: English

Descriptors.' Dairy products industry; United

States; History; Dairy farms; Massachusetts;

Southborough (Town); History

52 NAL Call No: HC106.E.E25

A delphl model for planning "preemptive" regional

economic diversification.

Gibson, L.J.; Miller, M.M.

Rosemont, IL : American Economic Development

Council.

Economic development review v. 8 (2): p. 34-41;

1990. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors: U.S.A.; Economic development;

Diversification; Regional planning; Delphi method;

Population growth; Regional development; Labor;

Training; Infrastructure; Land markets; Location

theory; Community development; Public services;

Industrialization

53 NAL Call No: HD1401-A56

The determinants of location choices for food

processing plants.

Lrrp"q RA.; Henderson, N.R.

New York, N.Y. : John Wiley.

Agribusiness v. 5 (6): p. 619-632; 1989. Includes

references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' New Jersey; Pennsylvania; New York;

Delaware; Maryland; Food processing; Industrial

sites; Site factors; Location theory; Ranking;

Markets; Infrastructurel Labor market; Fiscal

policy; Environmental factors; Incentives; Economic development; Surveys

54 NAL Call No: HD9457d,8D48

A Development strategr and plan for the rapid

growth of the aquaculture industrl. (Development

strategy and plan for the rapid growth of the

aquaculturc industry in Arkansas.)

Opita John H.

University of Arkansas at Little Rock

Little Rock, AR (2801 South University, Little

Rock n204) : University of Arkansas at Little

Rock, Division of Lifelong Education and Professional Development; HI.L 5/107-8:D 48/989.

iv, 22 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. (Publication (University of

Arkansas at Little Rock) ; 88-25.).At head of title:

Higher education and economic development.

Cover title: A development strategy and plan for

the rapid growth of the aquaculture industry in

Arkansas. January 1989. Includes bibliographical

references (p.22).

Language: English

Desciptors.' Arkansas; Economic policy; Aquaculture industry; Arkansas

55 NAL Call No: HD9000.1J6

Direct marketing of fresh produce and the concept

of small farmers.

Singh, S.P.; Hiremath, B.N.; Comer, S.L.

New York, N.Y. : Haworth Press.

Journal of international food & agribusiness mar-
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56

keting v.2 Q/\: p. 97-t?fr; lggl.Includes references.

Language: Englisfu

Descipton: U.SA.; Tennessee; Fruit; Vegetables;

Fqesh products; Food industry; Food marketing;

Direct marketing; Rural urban relations; Location

theory; Small farms

NAL Call No: 99.8 Y1632

Distributive effects of forest seruice attempts to

maintain community stability.

Daniels, S.E.; Hyde, W.F.; Wear, D.N.

Bethesd4 Md. : Society of American Foresters.

Forest science v.37 (1): p. 45-?ft0;1991 Mar. Includes references.

Language: English

Descripton' Montana; Forest policy; Yield regulation; Forest economics; National forests; Logging;

Employment; Forest products industries; Public

agencies; Usda; Economic policy; Rural communities; Econometric models; Economic impact

Abstruct: Community stability is an objective of

USDA Forest Service timber sales. This paper examines that objective, and the success the Forest

Service can have in attaining it, through its intended maintenance of a constant volume timber

harvest schedule. We apply a three factor, twosector modified general equilibrium model with

empirical evidence from the timber based counties

of western Montana. Departure from a market

responsive timber policy can have positive impacts

on the wood products sector, but the net effects

on the local community are very small. The costs

to the public treasury of pursuing such a policy

dwarf these small community benefits.

57 NAL Call No: HDI775.I6P8

Do rural Indiana counties need manufacturing

firms to stabilize employment?

Brown, D.

West Lafayette, Ind. : The Service.

Purdue agricultural economics report - Purdue

University, Cooperative Extension Service. p. 416;

1986 May. Includes references.

Language.' English

Desciptors.' Indiana; Rural communities; Counties;

Unemployment; Stabilization; Industry; Manufacture

Downhill on the mountains.

Johnson, R.

W.aslirUtog D.C. : Appalachian Regional Commlsslon.

Appalachia v. 24 (1): p. 4-r0. ill; 1991.

Language: English

Desciptors.' Appalachian states of U.SA.; Skiing;

Tourism; Mountain resorts; Economic impact;

Tourist industry

59 NAL Call No: HT390.G74

Dynamic relationships among regional and

nationwide manufacturing.

Wozniak, G.D.; Babula, RA.

Lexington, Ky. : College of Business and Economics, University of Kentucky

Growth and change v. 23 (1): p. 16-36; 1992. lncludes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' U.S.A.; Manufacture; Multivariate

analysis; Regionalization; Trends; Supply response;

Relationships

60 NAL Call No: FUS49.S7 92'27

Economic activities associated with the commercial fishing industry in Monroe County, Florida.

Adams, Charles M.

University of Florid4 Food and Resource Economics Dept

Gainesville, Fla. : Food and Resource Economics

Dept., Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences,

University of Florida,.

20 p.; 28 cm. (Staff paper (University of Florida.

Food and Resource Economics Dept.) ;5P92-27.).

December 1992. A paper prepared at the request

of the Monroe County Extension Office and

Marine Extension Program. Includes bibliographical references (p. 19-20).

Language; English

D e s c iptors.' Fisheries

6l NAL Call No: 2E12E R88

Economic development and African Americans in

the Mississippi Delta.

Gray, PA.

Bozeman, Mont. : Rural Sociological Society.

Rural sociology v. 56 (2): p. 238-246; l99l.In the

series analytic Minorities in rural society / edited

by J. Gilbert. Includes references.

5E NAL Call No: HC107.A13A6 Language; English
Quick Bibliography Series

Desciptorc.' Mississippi; Blacks; Economic development; Race relations; Poverty; Social change;Industry; Rural areas; History

Abstract: This paper presents the results of an exploratory study of African Americans and underdevelopment in the Mississippi Delta. The primary

focus is on race-specific factors and their associations with social and economic development in the

Delta. Data were obtained from The Southern

Growth Polic/s Southern County-Level Data Files

(U.S. Department of Agriculture 1985) and a content analysis of racial conflicts in Mississippi beginning with the 1950's through the 1980's. The

results of the analysis show that racial conflicts and

high concentration of poor African Americans are

associated with the lack of new technology industries in Mississippi's core Delta counties.

62 NAL Call No: HT101.S52

Economic development in Prophetstown, Illinois:

an entrepreneurial community takes charge.

Caudillo, N.L.

Ellensburg, Wash. : Small Towns Institute :.

Small town v.22 (1): p. t2-17;1991 Jul.

Language: English

Descipton' Illinois; Rural communities; Economic

development; Community action; Industry;

Manufacture; Community programs; Entrepreneurship

63 NAL Call No: HC108.D35E2

Economic development prospectus for Dalhart

Texas a report to the Dalhart Area Chamber of

Commerce.

Economic Development Resources Team, Texas,

Dept. of Agriculture

Austin, TX : Texas Dept. of Agriculture,.

iii, 76 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Fall, 1988. Includes

bibliographical references.

Language: English

Desciptors: Dalhart (Tex.); Economic policy; Dalhart (Tex.); Economic conditions; Dalhart (Tex.);

Industries; Rural development; Texas; Dalhart;

Economic development projects; Texas; Dalhart

ffi NAL Call No: HD1775.O5O3

The economlc impact of a new manufacturing

plant on the economy of Kiowa County, Oklahoma,

Woods, M.D.; McNutt, J.D.; Wright, R.

Stillwater, Okla. : The Department.

A. E. - Oklahoma State University, Department of

Agricultural Economics (9119): 15 p.; 1991 Mar.

Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors: Oklahoma; Rural development;

Manufacture; Industry; Economic impact; Economic development

65 NAL Call No: HD1775.O5O3

The economlc impact of maJor manufacturlng

firms on the economy of Stilhrater and Palme

County, Oklahoma.

Allen, C.W.; Woods, M.D.; Doeksen, G.A.;

McVey, D.M.

Stillwater, Okla. : The Department.

A. E. - Oklahoma State University, Department of

Agricultural Economics (9130): 11 p.; 1991 Apr.

Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors; Oklahoma; Community development;

Economic impact; Manufacture; Firms

66 NAL Call No: HD1401J68

Economic impact of the broiler industry on rural

Georgia.

Lance, G.C.

Athens, Ga. : Agric. Econ. Assoc. of Ga. & the

Div. of Agric. Econ., Univ. of Ga.

Journal of agribusiness v. 6 (1): p. 47-50;1988 Feb.

Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptors.' Georgia; Broilers; Industry; Economic

impact; Rural economy; Integration

ru[ Call No: HD175f*AlS73 no.SP91-40US49.S7

sP9140

The economic impact of the dairy industry in

Okeechobee County, Florida.

Mulkey, David; Clouser, R. L.

Gainesville, Fla. : Food and Resource Economics

Dept., Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences,

University of Florida,.

36 p. ; 28 cm. (Staff paper (University of Florida.

Food and Resource Economics Dept.) ; SP 9t-a0.).

November 199t.

Langtage; English

Desciptors; Dairying; Dairy farming; Input-output

analysis

r0

68 NAL Call No: 27529 W99B
Rural Industrialization

The economlc impact of the lVyomlng outfitter

industry.

Taylor, D.T.; Fletcher, R.R.

Laramie, Wyo. : The Service.

Bulletin - Wyoming University, Cooperative Exten'

sion Service (959): 16 p.; 1991 Sep. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptorc: Wyoming; Tourism impact; Economic

impact; Camping; Tourist guides; Hunting; Sur'

veys; Natural resource economics

69 NAL Call No: HD1773-A3N6

Economic lmpacts of new and expanding firms in

the Upper Great Plalns.

Leistrita F.L.

East Lansing, Mich. : Michigan State University.

Review of agricultural economics v. L4 (1): p. 81-

9t;1992 Jan. Includes references.

Language; English

Desuiptors.' Nebraska; North Dakota; South

Dakota; Economic development; Rural areas;

Buinesses; Industry; Employment; Expenditure;

Rural economy; Community development; Economic impact

Abstract: The purpose of this study was to identify

new or growing basic sector businesses in Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota and to determine their contribution to the state economy' as

measured by their employnent creation and their

expenditures to suppliers within the state. Data

from 314 firms were used in the analysis. The

average firm reported annual expenditures within

the state of $3.9 million or 55 percent of its total

outlays, but the percentages of nonlabor expenditures made within the state were quite variable.

Expansion of existing firms accounted for 45 percent of all new jobs created by the group, while

relocating firms were responsible for 33 percent

and new firms were credited with almost 23 percent.

70 NAL Call No: HN90.C6E3

Economic realities in rural Anrerica recent trends,

future prospects. (New alliances for rural

America.)

Reid, J. Norman

National Governors' Association, Task

Rural Development

Washington, D.C. : National Governors'

tion,.

Force on

Associa58 p. : ill., maps ; 28 cm. "New alliances for rural

America, background paper submitted to the Task

Force on Rural Development"., Cover. Four leaves

attached to back cover. Bibliography: p. 57.

Language: English

Descriptors.' United States; Rural conditions;

United States; Industries, Rural; Rural develop

ment; United States; Unemployment; United

States

7l NAL Call No: lt[190.G74

Economic stability and economic growth in nrral

communities: dimensions relevant to local em'

ployment creation strategt.

Smith, E.D.

Lexington, Ky. : College of Business and Economics, University of Kentucky.

Growth and change v.2l (4): p. 3-18. maps; 1990.

Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Kentucky Rural communities; Economic growth; Stabilization; Employment;

Manufacture; Industry Aggregate data; Trends;

Rural areas; Labor market

72 NAL Call No: HD1401J6t

Economic structure and rural development in

Georgia.

McNamara, K.T.; Green, G.P.

Athens, Ga. : Agric. Econ. Assoc. of Ga. & the

Div. of Agric. Econ., Univ. of Ga.

Journal of agribusiness v. 6 (1): p. 33-38; 1988 Feb.

Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors; Georgia; Rural communities; Rural

development; Economic development; Structural

change; Population change; Poverty; Manufacture;

Employment

73 NAL Call No: S481.R4

The economics and informational needs of

Hawaiits craft businesses.

Cox, L.J.; Kutara, P.B.C.; Hollyer, J.R.

Honolulu, Hawaii : The Service.

Research extension series - College of Tropical

Agriculture and Human Resources, University of

Hlwaii, Cooperative Extension Service (095): 9 p.;

1988 Aug. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Hawaii; Crafts; Home-based busil1
Quick Bibliography Series

nesses; Tourist industry; Enumeration suveys;

Extension; Economic analpis; Entrepreneurship

74 NAL Call No: KII:26.S668 1987c

The effect of land diversion programs on agricultural support industries hearing before the Subcommittee on Rural Economy and Family

Farming of the Committee on Small Business,

United States Senate, One Hundr€dth Congress,

first session ... November 17,1987.

United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on

Small Business. Subcommittee on Rural Economy

and Family Farming

Washington [D.C.] : U.S. G.P.O. : For sale by the

Supt. of Docs., Congressional Sales Office, U.S.

G.P.O.; Y 4.Sm L/2:S.hrg.l00-421.

ul" 85 p. : ill. ;24 cm. (S. hrg. ; t0f.-42\. Distributed to some depository libraries in microfiche.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Agriculture and state; United States;

Farm income; United States; Agricultural prices;

United States

75 NAL Call No: HN49.C6J6

The effect of self-help community development

programs on rural county development in

Arkansas.

Scott, R.D.; Cochran, M.; Voth, D.E.

Athens, Ga. : The University of Georgia.

Journal of the Community Development Society v.

19 (2): p. 56-72;1988. Includes references.

Language: English

Descripton.' Arkansas; Community development;

Development projects; Self help; Rural development; Counties; Program evaluation; Migration;

Rural youth; Unemployment; Employment opportunities; Manufacture; Retail marketing;

Wholesale marketing; Mathematical models

76 NAL Call No: HE3553.R85H6

Ihe effect of transportation service on the location of manufacturing plants in nonmetropolitan

and small metropolitan communities.

Goode, F.M.; Hastings, S.E.

University Park : Pennsylvania State University

Press.

Profitability and mobility in rural America : successful approaches to tackling rural transportation

problems / edrted by William R. Gillis. p. 95-116;

1989. Includes references.

Language.' English

Desciptors.' North eastern states of U.SA.; Rural

areas; Community development; Infrastructure;

Transport; Location theory; Manufacture;

Econometric models

77 NAL Call No: HD1401.K4 no.56

Etfects of manufacturing growth on employment

instability in a rural area experience during the

early 1980s in south-central Kentuclcy.

Smith, Eldon D.; Freshwater, David; Peters, David

R.

University of Kentucly,Department of Agricultural

Economics

Lexington, KY : University of Kentucky, College

of Agriculture, Agricultural E4periment Statioq

Dept. of Agricultural Economics,.

45 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. (Agricultural economics research

report ; 56). "March 1992, Cover. Bibliography p.

42-43.

Language: English

Desciptors.' Rural unem ploym ent; Manufactures

78 NAL Call No: HC107-A13R4

Employee ownership as an economic development

strateggr for the rural South.

McGrady, D.J.

Mississippi State, MS : Southern Rural Development Center.

Responding to the crisis in the rural South : highlights of selected public and private sector initiatives, Atlanta, Georgia, May 18-20, 1987 / Farm

Foundation, Southern Rural Development Center

; CSRS/USDA ... let al.]. p. 7r-74; 1987 Oct.

Language; English

Desciptors.' South central states of U.SA.; South

eastern states of U.SA.; North Carolina; Rural development; Economic development; Ownership;

Participative management; Support systems; Networking; Self sufficiency; Rural industry; Small

businesses; Case studies; Development banks;

State government; Economic resources; Local authority areas; Self help

79 NAL Call No: f Ag84Ab no.552

Employment and earnings in nonmetro industry,

t979-E6.

Majchrowi cz, T. Alexander; Ghelfi, Linda M.

United States, Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research Service

Washington, DC : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research Service; A 1.75:552.

9 p. ; 28 cm. (Agriculture information bulletin ; no.

t2
Rural Industrialization

552). Caption title. November 1988. Chiefly tables.

Language.' f,nglistl

Descriptors.' United States; lndustries; Statistics;

Labor and laboring classes; United States; Statistics; Wages; United States; Statistics

E0 NAL Call No: HN90.C65

Employnent growth and income inequality.

Bloomquist, L.E.; Summers, G.F.

Ames, Iowa : North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development.

Community economic vitality : major trends and

selected issues / by Gene F. Summers with the collaboration of F. Horton ... [et al.l. p. 69-74;1988.

Includes references.

Language; English

Descripton.' U.SA.; Rural communities; Rural development; Economic growth; Employment; Social

benefits; Income distribution; Occupations; Industry

81 NAL Call No: aHN90.C6R78

Employnent growth in rural senices depends on

goods-producing industries.

Bluestone, H.; Miller, J.P.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service.

Rural development perspectives : RDP v. a (2): p.

l4-L7. ill; 1988 Feb. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors; U.SA.; Rural economy; Employment;

Economic growth; Manufacture; Rural industry;

Decentralization; Tertiary sector; Rural urban relations; Income; Production

82 NAL Call No: 500 F66

Employment of women in Florida's ornamental

horticulture industry.

Smith, S.; Swisher, M.E.

Orlando, Fla. : Florida Academy of Sciences.

Florida scientist v. 55 (2): p. 65-74; 1992.Includes

references.

Language: English

Descriptors.' Florida; Horticulture; Ornamental

plants; Womenl Employment; Occupational status;

Sex ratio

83 NAL Call No: HC107.A13A6

Enhancing manufacturing competitiyeness.

Hawthorno, A.

Washington, D.C. : Appalachian Regional Commission.

Appalachia v. ?.6 (1): p. 26-35; L993.

Language; English

Daciptors.' Appalachian states of U.SA.; South

atlantic states of U.SA.; Economic development;

Manufacture; Market competition

84 NAL Call No: E0 ACE2

Establishment of a fresh vegetable industry in

Colusa County, California.

Murray, M.

Wageningen :International Sociefy for Horticultural Science.

Acta horticulturae (318): p. 97-L}l; t992 Nov. In

the series analytic: Specialty and exotic vegetable

crops / by D. N. Maynard. Proceedings of the

Second International Symposium, March 15-19,

t992, Miami, Florida.

Language; English

D es ciptors; California; Vegetables; Industry; Crop

production; Marketing; Supply balance; Acreage

85 NAL Call No: HC106.8.E25

Financing experiences of small manufacturers in

Arkansas: surtvey and analysis.

Lamberson, M.i Johnson, C.

Rosemont, IL : American Economic Development

Council.

Economic development review v. 10 (2): p.62-6;

1992. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Arkansas; Manufacture; Small businesses; Capital formation; Finance; Regional surveys; Capital market; Usage

86 NAL Call No: 284.8 tBlK

Financing rural businesses: what role for public

policy?

Morris, C.; Drabenstott, M.

Kansas City, Mo. : Federal Reserve Bank of

Kansas City.

Economic review v.74 (8): p. 30-45; 1989 Sep. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors; U.SA.; Rural development; Rural industry; Credit policy; Public loans; State government; Local government; Capital market; Trends

l3
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87 NAL Call No: HD1751-A'1S73

Florida marine resource usage and related industries: county indicator data.

Adams, C.

Gainesville, Fla. : The Department.

Staff paper - University of Florida, Food and

Resource Economics Department, Institute of

Food and Agriculturd Sciences (318): 26 p.; L987

Nov. Includes statistical data. Includes references.

Longuage.' English

Descipton.' Florida; Seafoods; Boating; Recreational facilities; Amenity and recreation areas; Industry; Licenses; Regional accounting; Descriptive

statistics

88 NAL Call No: HT40L.S72

Foreign-owned m'anufacturing in the nonmetropolitan South: what can communities expect?

Barkley, D.L.; McNamara, K.T.

Mississippi State, Miss. : The Center.

SRDC series - Southern Rural Development Center (L52): 25 p.; t992.Jan.Includes references.

Language.' English

Desciptors.' Southern states of U.SA.; Rural communities; Manufacture; Foreign investment; Economic impact; Rural development

89 NAL Call No: HD1775.P4F8

Forest products and forest management opportunities for rural economies.

Finley, J.C.

Pennsylvania : Penn State College of Agric and the

Penn State Agric Advisory Council, [1987?1.

Future of Pennsylvania agriculture and the rural

communig : a regional perspective : regional conference / sponsored by the Penn State College of

Agriculture and the Penn State Agricultural Advisory Council. p. 85-90; L987.

Language.' English

Desciptors.' Pennsylvania; Rural economy; Forest

products industries; Forest management; Economic situation; Hardwoods; Supply balance; Forest resources; Wholesale prices

90 NAL Call No: HT101.S52

Fostering commercial and industrial development questions for citizens to consider.

Brighton, D.

Ellensburg Wash. : Small Towns Institute :.

Small town v.2t (6): p. 19-24;1991 May.

Language.' English

Desciptorr.' Vermont; Towns; Community development; Economic growth; Community involvement; Local planning

91 NAL Call No: HT401.S72

A framework for identifying rural agribusiness

centers. 'Outlaw, J.L.; Knutson, R.D.; Edwards, RA.; Fisher, D.U.

Mississippi State, Miss. : The Center.

SRDC series - Southern Rural Development Center (114): 111 p. maps; 1989 Apr. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Texas; Kansas; Alabama; Georgia;

Mississippi; Rural areas; Agribusiness; Structural

change; Identification; Rural communities; Input

industries; Farm enterprises; Delphi method;

Mathematical models; Rural development

92 NAL Call No: HC107-A13A6

The friendly invasion of McMinnville: Japanese

company sparks economic revival in a Tennessee

town.

Hoffman, C.

Washingtoq D.C. : Appalachian Regional Commission.

Appalachia v.22 (2)' p. L2-20. ill; 1989.

Language.' English

D esciptors.' Tennessee; Japan; Rural development;

Economic development; Rural industry; Employment; Industrialization; Community development;

Cultural influences; Manufacture; Case studies

93 NAL Call No: S451.V8F8

The Future of agriculture, forestrX, food industries, and rural communities in Virginia supple'

mentary report, (Serious challenges and

extraordinary potential : the future of agriculture,

forestry and rural communities in Virginia.)

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University,

College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Virginia

Cooperative Extension Service

Blacksburg, Va. : College of Agriculture and Life

Sciences, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State

University : Virginia Cooperative Extension Service,.

ii,7L leaves :ill., map ; 28 cm. "The primary report

on this study entitled "serious challenges and extraordinary potential - the future of agriculture,

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forestry and rural communities in Virginia."", P.1.

Bibliography: leaves 40-41.

Language; English

Descriptors: Agriculture and state; Virginia;

Agriculture; Virginia; Forests and forestry; Virg"ia; Food industry and trade; Virginia; Rural development; Virginia

94 NAL Call No: S451.V8F81

The Futurc of agriculturc, forcstry, food industries and rrral communities serious challenges &

extraordinarT potential. (Serious challenges & extraordinary potential Serious challenges and extraordinary potential.)

Blacksburg, Va. : Virginia Tech,.

52 p.: col. ill., map ; 28 cm.

Language: English

Descriptors.' Agriculture and state; Virginia;

Agriculture; Virginia; Forests and forestry; VirF"ia; Food industry and trade; Virginia; Community development; Virginia

NAL Call No: HC107-A13A6

Grass roots give & take.

Baldwin, F.D.

Wpfington, D.C. : Appalachian Regional Commrsslon.

Appalachia v.26 (2)' p. 3-7; L993.

Language.' English

Desciptorc.' Kentucky; Employment opportunities;

Community development; Companies; Manufacture

96 NAL Call No: HC110.I53G7

Growing our own jobs a small town guide to creating Jobs through agricultural diversification.

Stark, Nancy T.

National Center for Small Communities (National

Association of Towns and Townships)

Washington, D.C. : The Center,.

54 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Bibliography: p. 4tl.

Language; English

Dacripton.' Industrial promotion; United States;

Economic development

97 NAL Call No: aHN90.C6R78

Growth falters in most rural counties: manufacturing both hero and goat.

Bluestone, H.; Long, CA.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service.

Rural development perspectives: RDP v. 5 (2): p.

8-10. ill., maps; 1989 Feb.

Language; English

Descriptors; U.SA.; Rural areas; Counties; Economic growth; Manufacture; Rural industry; Employment; Structural change; Governmeilt;

Services; Trade; Construction

98 NAL Call No: HC107.|EGE4

The Guide to development nesources a summary

of programs and resources available in lowa for

business and community development.

Iowa Bankers Association, Community Resource

Assistant Initiative

Des Moines, Iowa (430 Liberty Building, Des

Moines, Iowa 50309-2420) : Iowa Bankers Association, [c19891.

1 v. (looseleaf) i 29 cm. Cover title. Designed

primarily for Iowa's bankers as a resource to identify and provide information about programs and

technical assistance resources for community,

rural, and economic development initiatives.

Language; English

Des criptors.' Economic development projects; Iowa;

Industrial promotion; Iowa; Associations, institutions, etc; Directories

99 NAL Call No: Videocassette no2E4

Harvesting hometown jobs developed by the National Association of Towns and Townships and

its National Center for Small Communities ;

produced by Maguire/Reeder, Ltd.

Stark, Nancy T.

National Association of Towns and Townships, National Center for Small Communities (National

Association of Towns and

Townships),Maguire/Reeeder, Ltd

Washington, D.C. : National Association of Towns

and Townships, [1987?1.

1 videocassette (VHS) (13 min.) : sd., col. ; l/2 n.

+ 1 guidebook + L user's guide + 1 set of Townscope case studies + evaluation questionnaire.

Language; English

Descipton.' Industrial promotion; United States;

Economic development; Rural industry; Manpower policy, Rural

100 NAL Call No: HC107.C228873

Harvesting our ovm industry retention and expan'

sion project, Butte County, California.

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Butte County (Calif.), International Ciry Management Association, Data and Information Services

Washington, D.C. : ICIvIA : Data and Information

Services, ICN4A [distributor, 1988?].

I v. (various pagings) : ill. ; 28 cm. (Clearinghouse

report ;). Cover title.

Language; English

Descripton' Butte County (Calif.); Industries; Industrial promotion; Small business

101 NAL Call No: ArUHD9415.K7H4 1990

Heading for the last roundup the big three's

prime cut. (Corporate reapers.)

Krebs, A. V.

Prairiefue Rural Action

Des Moines, [A (550 llth St., Des Moines 50309)

: PrairieFire Rural Action,.

*76p.: ill. ; 29 cm. Abridged from: The Corporate

reapers : from seedling to supermarket, c1990.

June, 1990. Includes bibliographical references (p.

68-76).

Language: English

Descriptors.' United States; Rural conditions;

Animal industry; Meat industry and trade; Livestock; Agriculture; Antitrust law

102 NAL Call No: HC106.8.E25

Helping small manufacturing companies become

mone competitive: a model and an evaluation.

Ahlbrandt, R.S.

Rosemont, IL : American Economic Development

Council.

Economic development review v. 10 (1): p. 67-71;

t992. Includes references.

Language: English

Descriptors.' Pennsylvania; Manufacture; Small

businesses; Market competition; Resource centers;

Program evaluation; Models

103 NAL Call No: HN49.C6J6

High tech entrepneneurs in small towns.

Barkley, D.L.; Smith, S.M.; Coupal, R.H.

Superior, Wis. : University of Wisconsin.

Journal of the Community Development Society v.

?2 (l): p. 38-55; 1991. Includes references.

Language.' English

Desciptors.' Western states of U.SA.; Rural communities; Economic development; Entrepreneurship; Firms; Manufacture; Technology; Economic

impact; Regional surveys

Abstract: A focus on local enterprises has increasingly become an alternative to branch plant recruiting in economic development efforts. In addition,

high tech manufacturing has also attracted community interest. This paper examines new (since

L976), locally owned and locally started high tech

manufacturing plants in the rural West. The objective is to provide information on what communities

can expect of these firms and to suggest possible

strategies to enhance the success of rural entrepreneurs. The founders of the firms in this study were

relatively young, self-financed, and experienced as

owners, managers, or technicians/engineers. They

located in towns because they had lived there previously or liked the natural amenities. Their chosen

locations had distinct characteristics-larger towns

near urban areas or areas high in natural amenities

andf or near universities. Little activity was found

in small, isolated communities with few natural

amenities.

104 NAL Call No: aHD1401*L2US2

High-tech industry not the answer for all rural

areas.

Washington, D.C. : The Service.

Farmline - U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service v.9 (11): p. 8-9; 1988 Nov.

Language; English

Descriptors: U.S.A.; Rural communities; Skilled

labor; Employment; Technology; Rural develop

ment; Economic development; Resource allocation; Unskilled labor; Wage rates

f05 NAL Call No: HC110.H53G53

The high-tech potential economic development in

rural America.

Glasmeier, Amy

Rutgers University, Center for Urban Policy Research

New Brunswick, N.J. : Center for Urban Policy Research,.

xiv, 225 p. : ill., maps ; 24 cm. Includes

bibliographical references (p. 207-2L5) and index.

Language; English

Desciptors.' United States; Rural conditions; High

technology industries

106 NAL Call No: 280.E J822

High-technology manufacturing in the non.

metropolitan Wesfi gold or just glitter.

Barkley, D.L.; Dahlgran, RA.; Smith, S.M.

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Rural Industrialization

Ames, Iowa : American Agricultural Economics

Association.

American journal of agricultural economics v.70

(3): p. 560-57t;1.988 Aug. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Western states of U.SA.; Rural economy; Manufacture; Labor market; Employment;

Skilled labor; Technology; Mathematical models

Abstract: Tobit analysis was utilized to determine

if employment, occupational, and market-linkage

characteristics of nonmetropolitan high-and lowtechnology m an ufacturers diffe re d afte r controlling

for select firm and community characteristics. Data

on manufacturers' characteristics were collected

through an extensive survey of nonmetropolitan

firms in the eleven contiguous western states. The

results indicate that the employment size of highand low-technology manufacturers was similar.

Nonmetropolitan high-technology manufacturers

were more rapidly growing, export oriented, and

skilled-labor intensive than low-technology firms.

The low-technology manufacturers maintained

stronger backward linkages with the local economy.

t07 NAL Call No: SF85.A1R32

History of Park Ci$, Utah.

Volmer, N.; Roberts, T.

Denver, Colo. : Society for Range Management.

Rangelands v. L4 (2): p. 60-62;1992 Apr. Includes

references.

Language.' English

Desciptors.' Utah; Towns; History; Tourist industry; Skiing; Mining; Miners; Ethnic groups

10E NAL Call No: HT40fJ68

Home food production in rural areas.

Green, G.P.; Heffernan, W.D.

Oxford : Pergamon.

Journal of rural studies v.2 (L): p. 63-68; 1986.

Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptorsr U.SA.; Cottage industries; Rural development; Social change; Domestic production;

Capitalism

109 NAL Call No: HT40L.A36

How do communities act? Unique events and purposeful strategies in the formation of an industrial base in Rivertown.

Brown, R.B.

Gainesville, Fla. : Humanities and Agriculture,

University of Florida.

Agriculture and human values v. 8 (a): p. 46-55;

L99t. Includes references.

Language; English

Des ciptors.' Missouri; Community action; Community development; Industrialization; Mobilization;

Local government; Social participation

11.0 NAL Call No: S916.I2F6

Idaho's tourism and basic natural resouce industries can coexist.

Hendee, J.C.

Moscow, Idaho : The Station.

Focus on renewable natural resources - University

of ldaho, Forest, Wildlife and Range Experiment

Station v. t2: p. 2-3; 1987.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Idaho; Tourism; Recreation; Environmental policy; Wilderness

t11 NAL Call No: 282.8 Jtz

The impact of environmental regulation on industry location decisions: the motor vehicle industry.

McConnell, V.D.; Schwab, R.M.

Madison, Wis. : University of Wisconsin Press.

Land economics v. 66 (1): p. 67-8L;1990 Feb. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors: U.S.A.; Road transport; Industrial

sites; Location theory; Environmental policy; Environmental legislation; Regulations; Air pollution

ll2 I{AL Call No: HD1755.P|6 f988

The impact of industrialization on the labor force

of a rural area in Louisiana.

Durant, T.J. Jr

Tuskegee, Ala. : Tuskegee University, [1989?1.

Rural development issues of the nineties : perspectives from the social sciences : the 46th annual Professional Agricultural Workers Conference

proceedings, December 4-6, 1988. Tuskegee University. p. 193-195; 1989.

Langtage; English

Descriptors.' Louisiana; Industrialization; Rural

areas; Labor force

113 NAL Call No: HC106.8.E25

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Improving an areats competitiveness: the creation
Quick Bibliography Series

of Broome Corporate Park

Turner, M.E.

Rosemont, IL: American Economic Development

Council.

Economic development review v. 9 (a): p. 44-47;

tgpt.

Language.' English

Descipton' New York; Community development;

Industrial sites; Economic development; Land use

planning; Finance; Economic impact

ll4 NAL Call No: HC106.E.E25

Indiana University's Industrial Research Liaison

Program.

Dunning, J.

Rosemont, IL : American Economic Development

Council.

Economic development review v. 10 (1): p. 85-86;

L99z.

Language; English

Descipton' Indiana; Economic development; Universities; Programs; Small businesses; Applied research; Information serryices

115 NAL Call No: HN592-A37

Industrial agriculture and rural community

degredation.

MacCannell, D.

Boulder : Westview Press.

Agriculture and community change in the U.S. :

the congressional research reports / edited by

Louis E. Swanson. p. L5-75;1988. (Rural studies

series of the Rural Sociological Society). Includes

references.

Language; English

Descrtpto,rs.' California; Arizona; Texas; Florida;

Rural communities; Agribusiness; Farm structure;

Structural change; Technical progress; Living conditions; Community development; Farm size; Legislation; Environmental degradation; Rural

environment

116 NAL Call No: HT401.S72

Industrial development.

Wagner, L.

Mississippi State, Miss. : The Center.

SRDC series - Southern Rural Development Center (130): p. 81.-82; 1990 Jun. Paper presented at a

Regional Conference: "Revitalizing the Rural

South: Extension's Role in Enhancing the Quality

of Life," January 16-18, L990, Birmingham, Alabama.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Kentucky; Community development;

Community action; Industrialization

ll7 NAL Call No: HT401.S72

Industrial development presentation.

. McPeters, L.L.

Mississippi State, Miss. : The Center.

SRDC series - Southern Rural Development Center (130): p. 87-89; 1990 Jun. Paper presented at a

Regional Conference: "Revitalizing the Rural

South: Extension's Role in Enhancing the Quality

of Life," January 1&1.8, 1.990, Birmingham, Alabama.

Language: English

D es ciptors.' Extension agents; Individual characteristics; Industrialization; Rural development

118 NAL Call No: HC107*A83F l 16

An Industrial development strategr and plan for

selected Arkansas counties. (Higher education

and economic development.)

Opitz, John H.

University of Arkansas at Little Rock

Little Rock, AR (2801 South University, Little

Rock 72204) : University of Arkansas at Little

Rock, Division of Lifelong Education and Professional Development,.

iv,26 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. (Publication (University of

Arkansas at Little Rock) ; 88-07.). At head of title:

Higher education and economic development. May

1988. Includes bibliographical references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Economic development projects;

Arkansas; Subsidies; Arkansas; Electric powerplants; Arkansas; Steam power-plants; Arkansas

rtg NAL Call No: HD1.750.W4

Industrial diversification in nonmetropolitan

counties and its effect on economic stability.

Smith, S.M.; Gibson, C.M.

Lincoln, Neb. : Western Agricultural Economics

Association.

Western journal of agricultural economics v. 13

(2): p. 193-20t;1988 Dec. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Idaho; Rural industry; Rural development; Economic development; Unemployment;

Stabilization; Diversification; Counties; Infrastrucr8
Rural Industrialization

ture; Uncertainties

120 NAL Cail No: HC106.B.E2S

The Industrial Services Program,s Industry Action Projects in Massachusetts.

Donohue, C.

Roseqont, IL : American Economic Development

Council.

Economic development review v. 9 (1): p.34-37;

r99r.

Language.' English

Desciptors.' Massachusetts; Manufacture; Small

businesses; Industry; Development projects; State

government; Program evaluation

l2l NAL Call No: HT401.R4Z

Industrialization, labor markets and income inequality among Georgia counties: 1970-1980.

Colclough, G.

Greenwich, Conn. : JAI Press.

Research in rural sociology and development v. 4:

p.247-222. maps; 1989. In the series analytic: Rural

Labor Markets / guest editors; W.W. Falk and

TA. Lyson. Includes references.

Language: English

D esciptors.' Georgia; Industrialization; Labor market; Income distribution; Counties; Structural

change

122 NAL Call No: HCt07.At3A6

Industry and public policy panel: clustering users.

W.as$Wtoq D.C. : Appalachian Regional Commrsslon.

Appalachia v.25 (1): p. 24-25; 1992.

Language: English

Desciptors.' Appalachian states of U.SA.; Rural

communities; Group behavior; Telecommunications; Technology; Rural development

123 NAL Catt No: HN90.C6P/

Industry/education partnerships, a rural inven.

tion.

Mqnioti, D.F. Jr; Trinklein, L.

Harrisburg, Pa. : Pennsylvania Rural Coalition,

[1e86?].

Proceedings, rural economic development in pennsylvania : assess & alternatives :Sept 1l-12, 19g6,

Holiday Inn, Mechanicsburg, Pa. / sponsored by

lhlPglnsylvania Rural Coalition ; piep & ed by

J. D. Murray, coordinator. p. 6l-64;1986.

Language; English

D es ciptors.' Pennsylvania; Rural development; Educational programs; Rural industry; Paitnerships

124 NAL Catt No: 2Ef28 REE

Inscribing gender in rural developmenh industrial homework in two midwestern communities.

Gringeri, C.E.

Bozeman, Mont. : Rural Sociological Society.

Rural sociology v. 58 (1): p. 30-52; t993.Includes

references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' North central states of U.SA.; Woman's status; Rural development; Cottage industry;

Economic development; Rural communities

Abstract: A resurgence of informal economic work,

such as homeworking, occurred in some rural

areas during the 1970s and the 1980s. In two midwestern communities, an employer of industrial

homeworkers was recruited in an effort to boost

the local economy with new jobs. In these communities, ideas about women's roles in households

and the labor market are crucial to the states' ability to couple industrial homeworking with rural

com-munity development. Industrial homeworking

as development in the United States shows how

development goals support and maintain the sexual

division of labor in households and in the local

labor market. Personal interviews and archival

documents form the basis of the case study data.

These data are content-analyzed for themes about

the process of development and the relationship of

the local states and industrial firms.

L2S NAL Call No: 1 Ag84Ab no589

Jobs and earnings in nonmetro industry, 1987.

Ghelfi, Linda M.; Majchrowicz, T. Alexander

United States, Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research Service

Washington, DC? : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research Service, [1!]90?1.

11 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. (Agricultural information bulletin ; no. 589). Caption title. February 1990.

Language; English

Desciptors.' United States; Industries, Rural; Statistics; Wages; United States; Statistics; Labor

supply; United States; Staristics

t26 NAL Call No: KF26-A3S 199il

Jobs and rural America hearing before the Committee on Agriculfure, Nutrition, and Forestry,

19
United States Senate, One Hundred Second

Congress, first session, on hearings to examine

the employnent situation and economic development in rural communities, focusing on the impact of the economic conversion and growth in

the industrial capacity of developing nations and

the possible need for rural economic policy and

programs, November 20, 1991.

United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on

Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry

Washington : U.S. G.P.O. : For sale by the U.S.

G.P.O., Supt. of Docs., Congressional Sales Office; Y 4Ag 8/3:S.hrg.102-623.

iii, 96 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. (S. hrg. ; L02-6?3). Distributed to some depository libraries in microfiche. Shipping list no.: 92-0470-P. Includes

bibliographical references.

Language; English

Descipton.' United States; Economic conditions;

1981-; Rural development; Economic conversion;

Manpower policy, Rural

t27 NAL Call No: HD1775.P4F8

Keys to the profitability of Pennsylvanla's

vegetable industry.

Brewer, TA.

Pennsylvania : Penn State College of Agric and the

Penn State Agric Advisory Council, U987?1.

Future of Pennsylvania agriculture and the rural

community : a regional perspective : regional conference / sponsored by the Penn State College of

Agriculture and the Penn State Agricultural Advisory Council. p. 76-77;1987.

Languager English

Descriptors: Pennsylvania; Vegetables;

Profitability; Processing; Supply balance; Rural industry

r28 NAL Call No: 28128 R88

Labor markets, industrial structure, and poverty:

a theoretical discussion and empirical example.

Tomaskovic-Devey, D.

Bozeman : Rural Sociological Society, Montana

State University.

Rural sociology v. 52 (1): p. 56-74; 1987. Includes

references.

Language.' English

Desciptors.' South Carolina; Poverty; Social structure; Labor market; Regressions; Correlation

matrix

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129 NAL Call No: HD1751.C45

The land grant system: there can be a future.

Hushak, L.J.

Ames, Iowa : American Agricultural Economic Association.

Choices : the magazine of food, furm and resource

issues v. (2): p. 32-33;1989.

Language; English

Descriptors; U.SA.; Agricultural colleges; Students; Educational planning; Cooperative extension service; Rural industry; Usda; Rural

animation

130 NAL Call No: 30.98 AG8

The limits of subsistence: agriculture and industry in central Appalachia.

Pudup, M.B.

Berkeley, Calif. : University of California Press.

Agricultural history v. 64 (1): p. 61-89. maps; 1990.

Literature review. Includes references.

Language.' English

Descriptors.' Kentucky; Virginia; West Virginia;

Subsistence farming; Rural economy; Rural industry; Rural society; Coal; Economic development;

History; Industrialization; Mountain areas; Poverty

131 NAI-, Call No: HT390.G74

A linkage approach to industrial location.

Anderson, D.; Johnston, SA.

Lexington, Ky. : College of Business and Economics, University of Kentucky.

Growth and change v.23 (3): p. 32t-334; 1992.lncludes references.

Langtage; English

Desciptors.' Alabama; Manufacture; Industrialization; Regional developrnent; Methodology; Taxes;

Transport; Infrastructure; Labor market; Wages;

Regional planning; Location of production

132 NAL Call No: 500 T25A

Loading of water and soil by pollutants in Shelby

County.

Madhavatr, K.

Hbson, Tenn. : The Academy.

Journal of the Tennessee Academy of Science v.

65 (a): p. L2l-L28. maps; 1990 Oct. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Tennessee; Soil pollution; Water pollution; Industrial wastes; Pesticides; Pets; Pollut20
Rural Industrialization

ants; Rain; Runoff

133 NAL Call No: HC106.8.825

Local assessment of the industrial development

process: a case study.

Cornell-Ohl, S.; McMahon, P.M.; Peck, J.E.

Rosemont, IL : American Economic Development

Council.

Economic development review v. 9 (3): p. 53-56;

r99t.

Language.' English

Descripton: Indiana; Community development; Industrialization; Local planning; Development projects; Case studies

L34 NAL Call No: T1743.T43

Local help for industrial innovation: the

Montgomery Coun$, Maryland experience.

Plosila, W.H.

Indianapolis, Ind. : Technology Transfer Society.

International Symposium proceedings (12th): p.

313-3?i; 1987. In the series analytic: Technology

transfer, the competitive edge. Meeting held June

?3-25, L987, Washington, DC.

Longuage; English

Desciptors; Maryland; Technology transfer; Public

agencies; Federal government; Laboratories;

Private firms; Private sector; Higher education;

History; Local authority areas

135 NAL Call No: 282.8 J82

Local input linkages of rural high- technology

manufacturers.

Smith, S.M.; Barkley, D.L.

Madison, Wis. : University of Wisconsin Press.

Land economics v. 67 (a): p. 472-485;1991 Nov.

Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Western states of U.SA.; Rural communities; Industry; Manufacture; Technology; Purchasing; Econometric models

136 NAL Call No: HN79.A13R87

Local labor markets in agricultural policy dependent areas of the South.

Deseran, FA.; Dellenbarger, A.Z.

Boulder : Westview Press.

The Rural South in crisis : challenges for the future

/ edited by Lionel J. Beaulieu. p. 170-180; 1988.

(Rural studies series). Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptors.' South eastern states of U.SA.; South

central states of U.SA.; Part time farming; Commuting; Family labor; Labor market; Agricultural

policy; Rural urban relations; Manufacture; Rural

economy; Off-farm employment; Earned income

r37 NAL Call No: HDl.765.L6t

Locality and inequality farm and industry structure and socioeconomic conditions.

Lobao, Linda M.,

Albany : State University of New York Press,.

xjv, 291 p. ; 24 cm. (SUNY series on the new inequalities). Includes bibliographical references.

Language: English

Descriptors.' United States; Rural conditions;

United States; Economic conditions; 1981-;

Regional disparities; Agriculture; Farms,Small;

Farmers

138 NAL Call No: HD1773-A,2N6

The location decision of hardwood manufacturing

in the northern and central Appalachian States.

Smith, S.M.; Bodenman, J.E.; Jones, S.B.

Ithaca, N.Y. : The Northeastern Agricultural and

Resource Economics Association.

Northeastern journal of agricultural and resource

economics v. 21 (1): p. 1-9; 1992 Apr.Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors: Appalachian states of U.S.A.;

Hardwoods; Forest products industries; Location

theory; Location of production; Decision making;

Investment; Forest resources; Rural development;

Economic development; Regional surveys; Mathematical models

139 NAL Call No: HD1750.W4

The locational determinants of western nonmetr0

high tech manufactunes: and econometric analysis.

Barkley, D.L.; Keith, J.E.

Lincoln, Neb. : Western Agricultural Economics

Association.

Western journal of agricultural economics v. L6

(2): p. 331-344;1991 Dec. Includes references.

Languge; English

Descripton.' Western states of U.S.A.; Manufacture; Technology; Industry; Location theory; Decision making; Factor analysis; Rural communities;

2l
Employment; Demography; Econometrics; Estimation

140 NAL Call No: S451.W2W3

Quick Bibliography Series

Language: English

Desciptors.' North eastern states of U.SA.; Employnent; Trends; Regions; Manufacture; Industry; Rural areas

Abstract: Extract: The Mid-Atlantic region's total

employment gr.owth stayed below national

averages from 7974 because of its higher share of

.slow-growth manufacturing industries and its lagging employment gowth in all major economic

sectors. After leading the region's employment

growth in 1974, nonmetro areas saw employment

decline by 1984 while metro employment growth

continued. Nonmetro areas dependent on mining

and manufacturing and metro areas in the regiont

interior fared worse than metro areas in the New

York City-to-Philadelphia corridor oriented to

such fast-growth industries as services, financo, insurance, and real estate. This study measures the

extent of the Mid-Atlantic's economic lag and pinpoints lagging areas of the region (NJ, NY, lnd

PA) to help its governments document its competitive economic positions relative to other regions.

144 NAL Call No: HN79.A14R8Z

Modeling the role of agriculture in a rural economy.

Darling, D.; Otto, D.

Ames, Iowa : North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development.

Rural development news v. L2 (2): p. 8-10. ill; 1988

Apr.

Language; English

Desciptors.' North central states of U.SA.; Kansas;

Rural economy; Input output analysis;

Econometric models; Interactions; Rural industry

I45 NAL Call No: G155"IJSN3 1989

National tourism industra issues.

Worms, A.J.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a communify and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p.30-M; 1989. Paper presented at a conference on "Using tourism and travel as a community

and rural revitalization strategy," May l0-L2,1989,

Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Language: English

Desciptors.' Minnesota; Texas; Oregon; Tourism;

Policy; Rural communities; Community developMaintaining competitiveness and profitability of

Washington industries task force report.

Pulbnan, Wash. : Washington State Agricultural

Research Center, Experiment Station.

Washington's land & people v. a Q): p. 14-24;

1990.

Language.' English

D-eyiptorc; Washington; Industry; Competitive

ability; Profitabiliry

l4l NAL Call No: HT390.c74

Manufacturing decline and technologSr lags in

nonmetropolitan Illinois.

Esparza, A.

Lexington, Ky. : College of Business and Economics, University of Kentucky.

Growth and change v.2l (a): p. 19-32. maps; 1990.

Includes references.

Language: English

Descrtptors.' Illinois; Manufacture; Rural areas;

Economic development; Community development;

Size; Location theory; Economic impact; Mathematical models

142 NAL Call No: HT123.N6

Manufacturing industry: trends and impacts.

Till, T.E.

Chapel Hill : University of North Carolina press.

Nonmetropolitan America in transition / edited by

Amos H. Hawley and Sara Mills Mazie. p. L94-?j0;

L987. (Institute for Research in Social Science

monograph series). Literature review. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors: U.SA.; Rural industry; Manufacture;

Technical progress; Structural change; Off-farm

employment; Location theory; Industrialization

r43 NAL Call No: aHT392.A53

The Mid, Atlantic region in transition: employment trends, 1974-84.

Fuller, T.F.

Washington, D.C. : The Service.

Rural development research report - United States

Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research Service

(57): LZ p.maps; 1986 Apr. Includes starisrical

data. Includes 8 references.

22
Rural Industrialization

ment; Case studies

146 NAL Call No: HD2330.P6

New business, entrepreneurship, and rural development building a state strateg/.

Popovich, Mark

Nalional Governors' Association, Task Force on

Rural Development

Washington, D.C. : National Governors' Association,.

34 p.; 28 cm. (New alliances for rural America.

BaCkground paper). "submitted to the Task Force

on R,ural Development.", Cover. Includes

bibliographical references.

Language; English

Desciptorsr United States; Industries, Rural; Rural

development; Economic aspects; United States;

New business enterprises; United States

147 NAL Call No: HT401.S72

New choices for the rural south.

Winter, W.F.

Mississippi State, Miss. : The Center.

SRDC series - Southern Rural Development Center (88): p. 89-91; 1986 Oct. Paper presented at a

poliiy ioium on; "Diversification Strategies for a

New Southern Agriculture," July 1'1'-13, 1986, Fort

Worth, Texas.

Language: English

Descipton' South eastern states of U.SA.; South

central states of U.SA.; Rural communities; Farm

indebtedness; Bankruptcy; Farm closures; EnergY

resources; Manufacture; Federal government; Fiscal policy; Rural urban migration; Econolnic.de'

velopment; Entrepreneurship; Alternative farming;

Retiaining of farmers; Tourism; Retirement;

Transport; Diversification

148 NAL Call No: HC1I'0.D5H44 l99l

The new corporate frontier the big move to Small

Tonm, USA"

Heenan, David A.

New York : McGraw-Hill,.

y\ 262 p. ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p.2M-Za7) and index.

Language; English

Descriptors.' United States; Industries; Location;

United States; Economic conditions; 1981-;

Regional disparities; United States; Rural conditions

t49 NAL Call No: aHN90.C6R7E

New lirm startups: key to rural growth.

Malecki, E.J.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service.

Rural development perspectives : RDP v.4 (2): p.

L8-23. ill; 1988 Feb. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' U.S.A.; Rural economy; Economic

growth; Entrepreneurship; Small businesses; Capital; Information dissemination; Innovations; Technical aid; Rural urban relations; Tertiary sector;

Rural industry

150 NAL Call No: 100 N8138

New hires in eight North Dakota agribusiness in'

dustries.

Priebe, D.; Martens, G.

Fargo, N.D. : The Station.

Norlh Dakota farm research - North Dakota,

Agricultural Experiment Station v. a8 (2): p.29-31';

1990 Sep. Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptors.' North Dakota; Agribusiness; Employment

New hope for rural America.

Emmaui,' Pa. : Regenerative Agriculture Association.

The New farm v. 9 (T): p. 22-21,25-26; 1987 Feb. .

Language; English

Descriptors: U.SA.; Rural development; Cottage

industiies; Diversification; Small businesses

151

rs2

NAL Call No: S1.N32

NAL Call No: HN49.C6J6

New or expanding basic sector lirms in the Upper

Great Plains: implications for community development practitioners.

Leistritz, F.L.

Superior, Wis. : University of Wisconsin.

Journal of the Community Development Society v.

22 (1): p. 56-82; 1991. Includes references.

Langruge; English

Desciptors.' Northern plains states of U.SA.; Rural

ureusi Economic development; Businesses; Industry; Employment; Location theory; Decision

toiking; Expenditure; Rural economy; Community

development; Regional surveYs

23
Abstract: This study identifies new or growing basic

sector businesses and industries in the Upper Midwest and determines both their contributions to local economies and factors critical to their location

decisions. Manufacturing firms made up more than

78 percent of the 31a qualiffing respondents. Total

a',nual sales averaged approximately $8.5 million

per firm, with close to 65 percent of these sales to

out-of-state markets. The average flum reported

a"nual expenditures within the state of $3f million, which made up 55 percent of average total

outlays. The percentage of nonlabor expenditures

made within the state, however, was quite variable

among firms. While ?6 percent of the firms made

5Q pgrce,nt or more of their nonlabor expenditures

within the state, about 4[l percent of-the firms

made 25 percent or less of these purchases within

the state. The surveyed firms created a total of

tl,L?3. jobs in the previous ten years, an average

of 39 jobs per firm. The expansion of existing firms

accounted for 45 percent of this total. Firms that

relocated or opened new branches were responsible for about 33 percent of the new jobs, and new

firms were credited with almost 23 percent of the

total. The ratings of different factors related to

making location decisions were generally similar

among all types of firms. Work attitudes and labor

productivity, the absence of a union, and the edstence of right-to-work laws were generally rated

more highly than were wage levels. Within the general category of incentive and assistance progrims,

survey respondents gave the highest rating to overall community attitude toward business development. State incentives and the state regulatoiy

climate were also important to many firmi. When

asked whether they would choose the community

they located in again, ahnost 78 percent responded

affirmatively. Implications of the findings for community development practitioners are outlined

throughout the study.

153 NAL Call No: HC10Z.A13A6

Nerv roles for universities, technical colleges and

community colleges.

Hoffman, C.

Yashington, D.C. : Applachian Regional Commissron.

Appalachia v. 22 (1): p. t4-17. ill; 1989.

Language.' English

Desciptors; U.S A. ; Textile industries; Technology

transfers; Universities; Colleges; Roles; Compeiition; Educational programs; Economic developQuick Bibliography Series

ment

ts4 NAL Call No: aHN90.C6R78

Nonmetro counties less dependent on farming,

manufacturing, and mining.

Hady, T.F.; Ross, P.J.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service.

Rural development perspectives : RDP v. 6 (3): p.

43-45; 1.990 Jun.

Language; English

Descipton; U.SA.; Rural economy; Local authority areas; Farming; Mining; Manufacture

155 NAL Call No: HC107JA,13A6

Northeast Mississippi braces for take-off of NASA

rocket fuel project.

Berger, L.

W.asfinetoq D.C. : Appalachian Regional Comm$slon.

Appalachia v.23 (4): p. 15-19. ill; 1990.

Language: English

Descipton.' Mississippi; Economic development;

Public agencies; Development projects; Economic

impact; Fuels; Power industry: Amenity and recreation areas

156 NAL Call No: HN79-A,14R87

The nuts and bolts of subsidized development industrial homeworkers in the heartland.

Gringeri, C.E.

Ames, Iowa : North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development.

Rural development news v. 14 (6)r p,.9-11; 1990

Dec. Paper presented at the Third Annual Meeting

of the National Rural Studies Committee,May 17-

19, 1990, Cedar Falls, Iowa.

Langtoge; English

Desciptors.' North central states of U.SA.; Rural

areas; Home-based businesses; Rural development; Economic development; Working conditions

r57 NAL Call No: HC106.8.825

The Oklahoma manufacturets exchange centen an

innovative approach to recruitment of suppliers.

Bee, E.

Rosemont, IL: American Economic Development

Council.

Economic development review v. 11 (2): p. 68-70;

1993.

24
Language.' English

D es cripton.' Oklahoma; Manufaclure; Innovation

adoption; Economic development

15E NAL Call No: I AG84Y

Opportunities for rural economic growth.

Barclay, PA.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Department of Agriculture.

The ... Yearbook of agriculture. p.69-74;L99L

Language: English

Descipton: U.SA.; New products; Rural development; Rural industry; Government research;

Agricultural research; Economic development

159 NAL Call No: HD2330.86

Outdoor recreation in economic development.

Boe, Deen

National Governors' Association, Task Force on

Rural Development

Washington, D.C. : National Governors' Association,.

33 p. ; 28 cm. (New alliances for rural America). "Background paper submitted to the Task Force

on Rural Development.', Cover. Includes

bibliographical references (p. 33).

Language: English

Descripton' United States; Industries, Rural; Rural

development; United States; Outdoor recreation;

United States

160 NAL Call No; SH3732.U6O93 1986

An overview of the Indian River clamming industry and the Indian River [agoon a collection of

papens prepared in connection with the Brevard

County Clam Industry Workshop held September

7, 1985 at the Florida Institute of Technology,

Metbourne, FL.

Busby, Derek

Brevard County Clam Industry Workshop 1985 :

Florida Institute of Technology.

Gainesville, Fla. : Florida Sea Grant Extension

Program, University of Florida,.

45 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. (Technical paper (Florida Sea

Grant Extension Program) ; no. 44.). January 1986.

Grant IIAS5AA-D-SG059. Includes bibliographical references.

Langtage.' English

Desciptors.' Clam fisheries; National Sea Grant

Program

Rural Industrialization

161 NAL Call No: HT401.S72

An overview of the southern nonmetro economy:

fui historical and current view with emphasis on

southern agriculture.

Hines, F.; Petrulis, M.F.

Mississippi State, Miss. : The Center.

SRDC series - Southern Rural Development Center (81): p.29-56. maps; 1986 Apr. Paper presented

at Conference on "Emerging issues in the rural

economy of the South" January L3-14, L986, Birmingham, Alabama. Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptors.' South eastern states of U.SA.; South

central states of U.SA.; Rural economy; History;

Industrialization; Economic development; Farm

sector; Structural change; Agricultural adjustment;

Employment; Population dynamics; Labor market

162 NAL Call No: HC107-A,13A6

Pennsylvania's hardwood initiative has forest in.

dustry up and growing.

Gridley, C.

Wg$nStoq D.C. : Appalachian Regional Comm$slon.

Appalachia v. 23 (3): p. L0-r7. ill; 1990.

Language.' English

Desciptors.' Pennsylvania; Hardwoods; Sawmilling;

Forest products industries; Economic impact;

Rural areas; Rural development; Regional planning; State government; Public loans; Grants

163 NAL Call No: HN90.C6R78

The performance of natural resource industries.

Weber, BA.; Castle, E.N.; Shriver, A.L.

Washington, D.C. : Agriculture and Rural Economy Division, ERS, USDA.

Rural economic development in the 1980's :preparing for the future. p. 5/t-5/37. maps; 1987..

(ERS staff report ; no. AGES 870724). Includes

statistical data. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors; U.SA.; Rural economy; Forest products industries; Fish industry; Mineral resources;

Employment; Counties; Performance; Technical

progress

164 NAL Call No: aHT392.A53

Per{ormance of natural resource industries.

Weber, BA.; Castle, E.N.; Shriver, A.L.

Washington, D.C. : The Service.

2S
Rural development research report - United

States Dept. of egriculture, Economic Research

Service (69): p. 103-L33. maps; 1988 Sep. Includes

references.

Language; English

Descrtpton; U.SA.; Rural economy; Forest products industries; Fish industry; Mineral resources;

Employnent; Counties; Performance; Technical

progress

165 NAL Call No: HN90.C6R7E

Performance of the rural manufacturing sector.

Bloomquist, L.E.

Washingtoq D.C. : Agriculture and Rural Economy Division, ERS, USDA.

Rural economic dwelopment in the 1980's : preparing for the future. p.3/L-3/33; 1987. (ERS staff

ieport ; no. AGES 87A724). Includes statistical

data. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors; U.SA.; Rural economy; Rur.al industry; Manufacture; Employment; Diversity;

Regional surveys; EmploYed women

166 NAL Call No: aHT392.A53

Performance of the rural manufacturing sector.

Bloomquist, L.E.

Washington, D.C. : The Service.

Rural development research report - United States

Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research Service

(69): p. 49-75;1988 Sep. Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptors: U.SA.; Rural economy; Rural industty; Manufacture; Employment; Diversity;

Regional surveys; Employed women

167 NAL Call No: HD1407.C6

Plant location and monopsonistic pricing: the

milk industry in the northeast.

Pratt, J.E.

Ithaca, N.Y. : The Station.

Cornell agricultural economics staff paper - Dgpartment 

-of 

egricultural Economics, Cornell University Agricultural Experiment Station (89-20): 31

p. maps; 1989 May. Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptors.' North eastern states of U.SA.; Dairy

industry; Location of production; Monopsony;

Milk prices; Counties; Federal programs; Demand

elasticities; Simulation models; Networking

Quick Bibliography Series

168

Point, potential

Gorin, D.R.

Rosemont, IL : American EconomicDevelopment

NAL Call No: HC106.E.E25

Oklahoma industrial tatEets.

Council.

Economic development review v. 9 (2): p. L2't5;

1991.

Language; English

Desciptors; Oklahoma; Community development;

Databases; Resource utilization; State government;

Government organizations; Local government

t69 NAL Call No: HD1405A34

Policy options for rural development in a restruc'

tuhed rural economy: an international perspective.

Castle, E.N.

Madison, Wisc. : Produced by the Dept. of Agricultural Journalism, Univ. Wis-Madison, [1987?1.

Agriculture and beyond : rural economic development f Gene F. Summers ... [et al.], editors ;

Arkleton Trust, Ltd. . [et al.], international seminar

sponsors. p. ll-27; 1987. Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptors.' U.SA.; Rural development; Economic

policy,; Structural change; Agricultural structure;

Rural industry; EmploYment

L70 NAL Catl No: HD1405.I4E 1989

The portable symposium an educational nesource

on international agricultural trade and develop'

ment for farm, church, and rural community

groups : proceedings from the International

Agricultural Trade and Development Symposium'

June 29-July 1, 1989, St. John's University, Col'

legeville, Minnesota.

Center for Rural Affairs (Walthill, Neb.),St. John's

University (Collegeville, Minn.)

Internationil egricultural Trade and Development

Symposium 1989 : Collegeville, Minn.

Watihitl, Neb. : World Agriculture Project, Center

for Rural Affairs,.

L33 p. : itl. ; 28 cm. November 1989.

Language; English

Desciptors; Agriculture; Economic aspects; 9oqgressei; Rural development; Congresses;-Agricullural systems; Congresses; Economic development;

Environmental aspects; Congresses; Produce

trade; Congresses; Food industry and trade; Congresses

26
Rural Industrialization

t7l NAt Call No: HC79.H53M5

The product cycle and high technologr lndustty

ln nonmetropolitan aneasr 1fi6.80.

Miller, James P.

1988?

22, ll} leaves : ilI. ; 28 cm. Caption titlc. Bibliography: leaves 2l-22.

Language; Bnglish

Desciptorc: United States; Rural conditions; 1960'

1980; 

-High 

technologt indrstries; Unitcd_States;

Employees; Enterpiise zones, Rural; United

Statls; 

-Industrial 

promotion; United States; Emplolment (Economic theorY)

172 NAL Call No: HC10.R43

Production process, work otganization, and labor

relations in the postnar Californla food process'

ing industry.

Segal, W.; Philips, P.

NJw York, N.Y: : Union for Radical Political Eco'

nomics.

Review of radical political economics v. ?-0 (213)z

p. ?fr8-2L3; 1988. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors: California; Food processing; -Food industries; Production structure; Structural change;

Organization of work; Migrant labor; Rural areas;

Poverty; Welfare economics; Social mobility

t73 NAL Call No: 27,529 W27P

Descipton; U.S.A.; Rural ar-ca!; Trends; Rural

planning; Social policy; Rural industry;.Infrastruc'

[ure; Pioduction structure; Structural change

A profile of the Skagit County econom)': growth'

structure, and cyclical change, 1965'84.

Smith, G.W.

Pullman, Wash. : The Service.

Extension bulletin - Washington State University,

Cooperative Extension Service (1411):97 p. maps;

1987 Aug. Includes statistical data.

Language.' English

Descriptors: Washington; Counties; Economic

growth; Population growth; Income; Investments;

transfers; Clclic fluctuations; Industry

L75 NAL Call No: 2E1.9 P3E no.184

t76 NAL Call No: aSD11.A35

r77 NAL Call No: HD9016*A782R43 1990

178 NAL Call No: HT401J68

Recent trends in f.r.S. and Canadian nonmetropolitan manufacturing.

Kale, S.R.; Lonsdale, R.E.

Elmsford, N.Y. : Pergamon Journals.

Journal of rural studies v. 3 (1): p. 1-13. maps;

Realizing opportunities for farm and.food product exports-io thb Pacific Rim trade'conference.

(Asian market for agricultural products.)

Tweeten, Luther G.

Ohio State University, Dept. of Agricultural Economics and Rural SociologY

Columbus, Ohio : The DePartment :.

x, 109 p. ill. ; 28 cm. Conference held Oct.24'?5,

1989 il Columbus, Ohio. Cover title: The Asian

market for agricultural products. Includes

bibliographical references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Produce trade; Food industry and

trade

Provldlng rural Jobs tn Northern Appalachla and

Pennsylvanla the coal mlnlng lndustty.

Findeis, Jill L.

University Park, Pa. : Department of AgriculturSl

Economics and Rural Sociology, Pennsylvania

State University,.

46 p,: ilI,, map ;28 cm. (A.E. & B.S. ; 184). Cover

titl-. May 1986. Bibliography; p.v4.

Language; English

Pulpwood production in the north central rcgion

by county' 1985.

Blyth, J.E.; Smith, W.B.

St. Paul, Minn. : The Station.

USDA Forest Service resource bulletin NC -

United States, North Central Forest Experiment

Station (101): ?-6p. maps; 1987.Includes statistical

data.

Language.' English

Desciptors.' North central states of U.SA.; Forest

products industries; Wood pulP; Production;

Returns; Statistics

174 NAL Call No: HT401.R94

Prospects for rural america as the nation matures: an agricultural economist's prognosis.

Breimyer, H.F.

Columbia, Mo. : Rural Sociological Society.

The Rural sociologist v. 10 (3): p. 3-9; 1990. Includes references.

Language.' English

27
Quick Bibliography Series

1987. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors: U.S.A.; Canada; Rural areas;

Manufacture; Trends; Employment; Rural development; Structural change

r79 NAL Call No: HC106.8.825

Reclatming vacant industrial space the case of

Franklin Squarc, S5rracuse, New York.

Hopkins, S.E.; Rupp, L.

Rosemont, IL : American Economic Development

Council.

Economic development review v. 9 (a): p. 52,55;

L99r.

Language: English

Desciptors: New York; Community development;

Economic development; Development projects;

Urban areas; Ta:<es; Programs

1E0 NAL Call No: 27529 IN2E

Recruiting manufacturing lirms as community development stratery.

McNamara, K.T.

West Lafayette, Ind. : The Service.

EC - Purdue University, Cooperative Extension

Service (659): 8 p.; 1991 Apr. Includes references.

Language: English

Descipton' Indiana; Industry; Industrial sites; Economic development;.Public services; Labor market; Econometric models i :

lEl NAL Call No: HN49.C6D5

Rellections on rcsistance to rural industrialization: newcomerst culturc of environmentalism.

Schnaiberg, A.

Boulder : Westview Press.

Differential social impacts of rural resource development / editor, Pamela D. Elkind-Savatsky ; associate editor, Judith D. Kaufman. p. 229-258;

1986. (Social impact assessment series). Includes

references.

Language.' English

Descipton; U.SA.; Rural development; Industrialization; Environmental protection; Political attitudes; Social change; Structural change; Location

theory; Capacity

lU NAL Call No: HT401.R94

The reindustrialization of Michigan agriculture:

an examination of state agricultural policies.

,DeLind, L.B.; Benitez, J.S.

Columbia, Mo. : Rural Sociological Society.

The Rural sociologist v. 10 (3): p. 29-41.;1,990. Includes references.

Language: English

Descripton: Michigan; Agricultural policy; Rural

industry; Industrialization; Agricultural research;

Technology; Investment promotion; Capital formation; Rural development; Economic development

183 NAL Call No: HT401.S72

Responses to changing community needs.

DuVall, T.C.

Mississippi State, Miss. : The Center.

SRDC series . Southern Rural Development Center (88): p. 81-84; 1986 Oct. Paper presented at a

policy forum on; "Diversification Strategies for a

New Southern Agriculture," July 11-13, 1986, Fort

Worth, Texas.

Language; English

Desciptors.' South eastern states of U.S.A.; South

central states of U.SA.; Georgia; Rural communities; Infrastructure; Structural change; Farm indebtedness; International trade; Agricultural situation;

Unemploym ent ; Income distribution ; Industr ialization; Rural industry; Leadership; Education; Cultural centers; Cultural environment; Labor market;

Rural planning; Value added; Local government;

Alternative farming; Diversifi cation

1E4 NAL Call No: HT401.572

Responses to changing rural community needs.

Infanger, C.

Mississippi State, Miss. : The Center.

SRDC series - Southern Rural Development Center (88): p.77-80;1986 Oct. Paper presented at a

policy forum on; "Diversification Strategies for a

New Southern Agriculture," July 11-13, 1986, Fort

Worth, Texas.

Language; English

Desciptors.' South eastern states of U.S.A.; South

central states of U.S.A.; Rural communities; Life

style; Quality of life; R ural economy; Farm income; Off-tarm employment; Part time farming;

State government; Federal government; Agricultural policy; Fiscal policy; Public services; Capital

formation; Property taxes; Local government;

Leadership; Job skills; Retraining of farmers;

Diversification; Industrialization; Rural industry

Public relations; Infrastructure

28
185 NAL Call No: HD1775.VEH6

Restoring vlabillty to the corn and hog sectors in

Virginia.

Purcelt W.D.

Blacksburg, Va : Rural Economic Analysis Progam.

Horizons v. 3 (2): 4 p.; 1991 Mar. Includes references.

Language: English

Descrtptors; Virginia; Maize; Pig farming; Feed

grains; Meat and livestock industry; Trends; Economic viability; Rural planning; Agricultural production

186 NAL Call No: HN90.C65

Retirces as a growth industry.

Summers, G.F.; Hirschl, TA.

Ames, Iowa : North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development.

Community economic vitality : major trends and

selected issues / by Gene F. Summers with the collaboration of F. Horton ... [et al.]. p. 49-54,75-82;

1988. Includes references.

Language.' f,nglish

Descipton' U.SA.; Retired people; Income; Community development; Economic development;

Consumer expenditure; Investment; Mutual funds

187 NAL Call No: KF27.L3226 1988b

Review of soil and water conservation programs

mandated under the Food Security Act of 19E5;

and current and developing technologies and re'

search being employed in today's poultry and egg

industrles joint hearing before the Subcommittee

on Conservation, Credit, and Rural Development

and the Subcommittee on Livestoclc' Dairl, and

Pouttry of the Committee on Agriculture, House

of Representatives, One Hundredth Congress,

second session, May 23r 19EE.

United States. Congress. Houe. Committee on

Agriculture. Subcommittee on Conservation, Credit, and Rural Development; United States,

Congress, House, Committee on Agriculture, Subcommittee on Livestock, Dairy, and Poultry

Washington [D.C.] : U.S. G.P.O. : For sale by the

Supt. of Docs., Congressional Sales Office, U.S.

G.P.O.; Y 4Ag 8/r:100-74.

iii, L11 p. i 24 cm. Tuscaloosa, AI-. Distributed to

some depository libraries in microfiche. Serial no.

100-74. Bibliography p. 101.

Rural Industrialization

Language: English

Desciptorc.' Soil conservation; Law and legislation;

United States; Poultry industry; United States;

Technological innovations; Egg trade; United

States; Technological innovations

188 NAL Call No: HT401.S68

Revitalizing rural America: focus on rural youth.

Beauford, E.Y.

Belhaven, N.C. : The Association.

Southern rural sociology :journal of the Southern

Rural Sociological Association, Southern Association of Agricultural Scientists v. 6: p. 1-11; 1989.

Includes references.

Language; English

Descripton; U.SA.; Rural youth; Rural development; Motivation; Career choice; Labor mobitity;

Industrialization; Apprenticeship; Agricultural research; High school students

189 NAL Call No: HC107.A133T4

Reviving the rural factoly automation and work

in the South. (Automation and work in the South.)

Rosenfeld, Stuart A.; Malizia, Emil E.; Dugan,

Marybeth

Southern Technology Council

Research Triangle Park, N.C. : Southern Technology Council of the Southern Growth Policies

Board,.

2 v. : ill. ; 28 cm. May 1988.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Southern States; Industries, Rural;

Southern States; Manufactures; Southern States;

Economic conditions; 1945-; Technological innovations; Economic aspects; United States; Rural development; Southern States

190 NAL Call No: HN90.C65

Right-to-work and community job creation.

Hirschl, T.A.; Summers, G.F.

Ames, Iowa : North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development.

Community economic vitality : major trends and

selected issues / by Gene F. Summers with the collaboration of F. Horton ... let al.l. p. 41-48, 75-82;

1988. Includes references.

Language: English

Descriptors; U.SA.; Rural communities; Industrialization; Labor legislation; Economic impact;

Labor relations; Employment; Economic growth;

29
Market competition; Regression analysis

191 NAL Call No: HT401.R47

Rlght-to-work legislation and local labor market

growth.

Hirschl, TA.; Summers, G.F.; Bloomquist, L.E.

Greenwich, Conn. : JAI Press.

Research in rural sociology and development v. 4:

p. 223-240; 1989. In the series analytic: Rural

Labor Markets / guest editors; W.W. Falk and

TA. Lpon. Includes references.

Language; English

Dacripton; U.S.A.; Rural areas; Rural industry;

Industrialization; Legislation; Labor market; Employnent opportunities; Counties; Models; Structural change; Trade unions; Regional surveys;

Economic dualism

r92 NAL Call No: HC107.A13A6

Robot manufacturers on the rise as Appalachian

companies go high tech.

Berger, L.

W.as$ngtoq D.C. : Appalachian Regional Commrsston.

Appalachia v.22 (2): p. 7-ll;1989.

Language: English

Desciptors.' New York; Tennessee; Rural development; Economic development; Rural industry;

Robots; Manufacture; Automation; Case studies;

Computer applications

193 NAL Call No: 100 ID14

The role of natural resource-based industries in

Idahots economy.

Robison, M.H.; Meyer, N.L.; Coupal, R.; Harris,

C.C.

Moscow, Idaho : The Station.

Bulletin - Idaho Agricultural Experiment Station

(731): 4 p.; l99t Nov. Includes references.

Languager English

Descripton.' Idaho; Natural resources; Economic

sectors; Computer software; Econometric models

194 NAL Call No: HD9981.5.G53 1990

The role of service industries in rural economic

development.

Glasmeier, Amy; Borchard, Gayle

Chicago, Ill. : Council of Planning Librarians,.

2l p.; 28 cm. (CPL bibliograpby ;%3). June 1990.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 16-21).

Quick Bibliography Series

Language.' English

Desciptors.' United States; Industries, Rural; Service industries; Rural development

195 NAL Call No: aHN90.C6R7t

Rural areas fall further behind ln Jobs.

Majchrowi cz, T A.

Washington, D.G : U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service. 'Rural development perspectives : RDP v. 5 (2): p.

34-35;1989 Feb.

Language: English

Desciptors: U.S.A.; Rural areas; Employnrent;

Unemployment; Rural industry; Counties;

Regional surveys; Structural change

L96 NAL Call No: HD1751.C45

Rural communities: state governments can h'etp.

John, D.; NorriS, K.

Ames, Iowa : American Agricultural Economic Association.

Choices :the magazine of food, farm and resource

issues v. 4 (2): p. l2-L5;1989.

Language: English

Descriptors.' U.S.A.; Rural communities; Public

services; State government; Rural industry; Rural

animation; Local authority areas

197 NAL Call No: 1 EX892EX

Rural community development in the 1990is.

Lasley, P.; Powers, R.C.

Washington, D.C. : The Administration.

Extension review - United States Department of

Agriculture v. 58 (1): p. 3L35;1987.

Language; English

Desciptors; U.SA.; Rural communities; Community development; Social change; Industrialization;

Rural economy

198 NAL Call No: tryEs.Hts

A rural community's view of a prison as a local

industry.

Dhooper, S.S.; Stacy, N.L.C.

Cheney, WA : Eastern Washington University.

Human services in the rural environment v. 1.5 (a):

p.,10-15; L992. Includes references.

Language; English

Desuiptors: U.S.A.; Correctional institutions;

Rural communities; Attitudes; Decision making;

30
Rural Industrialization

Safety; Behavior; Public opinion; Rural economy

t99 NAL Call No: HT40L.S72

Rural development In the South: in search of

priorities.

Clouser, R.L.; Libby, L.W.

Mississippi State, Miss. : The Center.

SRDC series - Southern Rural Development Center (104): p. 39-54; L987 Dec. Also numbered as

SNREC Publication No. 25, Nov. 1987. Paper presented at a proceedings of a regional workshop on

Agriculture and Rural Development Issues in the

South, Kno:rville, Tennessee, May L+ts,1987. Includes references.

Language: English

Descipton' South eastern states of U.SA.; South

central states of U.S.A.; Rural development;

Goals; Objectives; Industry; Location theory;

Agricultural colleges; Human resources

200 NAL Call No: HD1751.C45

Rural development policy: fragmentation, moving

tonard consensus.

Knutson, R.D.; Fisher, D.U.

Ames, Iowa : American Agricultural Economic Association.

Choices : the magazine of food, farm and resource

issues v. 4 (2): p. 8-11. ill; 1989.

Language; English

Descripton.' U.S.A.; Rural development; Federal

programs; Political power; Rural industry; Entrepreneurship

20L NAL Call No: HC107.A13R4

Rural economic initiatives in North Carolina.

Oliver, J.R.

Mississippi State, MS : Southern Rural Development Center.

Responding to the crisis in the rural South : highlights of selected public and private sector initiatives, Atlanta, Georgia, May 18-20, t987 / Farm

Foundation, Southern Rural Development Center

; CSRS/USDA ... [et al.]. p. 2L-?5;1987 Oct.

Language; English

Desciptors.' North Carolina; Tobacco; Rural economy; Rural development; Economic development; Case studies; Agricultural structure;

Structural change; State government; Program development; Agricultural credit; Parks; Marketing

techniques; Educational programs; Infrastructure;

Retraining of farmers; Alternative farming; Job

skills; Small businesses; Rural industry; Community programs; Development Plans

202 NAL Call No: 1.90 C2OU8

The rural economy in the 1990'5: the role of

manufacturing.

Bernat, GA. Jr

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. .

Outlooli. p.912-918; 1993 Mar. Paper presented at

the conference "Agriculture's changing horizoq"

December 1-3, 1992, Washington, DC.

Language; English

Desciptors; U.SA.; Manufacture; Rural economy

203 NAL Call No: HD2346.U5RB

Rural enterprise. [Rural enterprise (Menomonee

Falls, Wis.)1.

Menomonee Falls : WI : Rural Enterprise, c1986-.

v. : ill. ; 28 cm. Title from cover.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Small business; United States; Periodicals; Industrial, Rural industry; United States;

Periodicals; Family corporations; United States;

Periodicals

204 NAL Call No: 280.8 J822

Rural entrepreneurship: one key to rural

revitalization.

Gladwin, C.H.; Long, B.F.; Babb, E.M.; Beaulieu,

L.J.; Moseley, A.; Mulkey, D.; Zimet, D.J.

Ames, Iowa : American Agricultural Economics

Association.

American journal of agricultural economics v. 7L

(5)' p. 1305-1314; 1989 Dec. Discussion by T.G.

Johnson, p. L324-L326. Discussion by D. John, p.

Bn -t3?A. Includes references.

Language; English

D e s ciptors.' Florida; R ural developm ent ; Entrepreneurship; Rural industry; Rural economy; Rural

communities; Research; Location theory; Small

businesses

205 NAL Call No: G155.U5N3 1989

Rural, industrial tourism.

Simonson, L.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p. L20-L24; 1989. Paper presented at a conference on "Using tourism and travel as a commu3 1
Quick Bibliography Series

Rural Industrialization.

Summers, G.F.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. G.P.O. : for sale by the

Supt of Docs, Congressional Sales Off.

New dimensions in rural policy: building upon our

heritage : studies prepared for the use of the Subcommittee on Agriculture and Transportation of

the Joint Economic Committee, Congress of the

United States. p. 5a7-551; 1986. (S. prr. ; 99-153).

Language; English

Descipton: U.SA.; Rural industry; Industrialization; Quality of life; Federal government; Intervention; Labor market; Income distribution;

Employment opportunities

nity and rural revitalization strategy," May l}-LZ,

1989, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Language: English

Desoipton: Minnesota; Tourism; Rural industry;

Guided tours; Case studies; Publicity sales promotion

206 NAL Call No: HN90.C6N4

come; Development policy; Rural development;

Rural communities

209 NAL Call No: HN79-A23C63

Rural industrialization, start tapping economic

potential.

Lee, V.W.; Strawn, H.B.

Auburn, Ala. : The Service.

Circular CRD - Alabama Cooperative Extension

Service v.): 1.9 p.; 1991 Apr.

Language.' English

D es criptors.' Alabam a; Industrialization ; Comm unity development; Rural planning

2t0 NAL Call No: HG5128.M56R87 1991

Rural investment guide programs and policies for

rural Minnesota.

Minnesota, Rural Development Board, Minnesota,

Legislature

St. Paul, Minn. (900 American Center Bldg., L50

E. Kellogg BIvd., St. Paul 55L01,-1421) : Rural Development Board, Community Development Division, Minnesota Dept. of Trade and Economic

Development,.

2L5 p.: ill., maps ; 28 cm. Includes bibliographicat

references (p. 21a-2L5).

Language.' English

Desciptors.' Minnesota; Industries, Rural; Finance;

Investments

2ll NAL Call No: HC1.06.8.825

Rural manufacturers: attributes and technical assistance needs.

Leistritz, F.L.; Wanzek, J.K.

Rosemont, IL: American Economic Development

Council.

Economic development review v. 11 (3): p. 55-61;

1993. Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptors.' North Dakota; Cabt; Manufacture;

Rural areas; Finance; Technology; Needs assessmen[

212 NAL Call No: HDf07.N68 no.L62

Rural manufacfurers attributes, intentions, and

needs of Manitoba, North Dakota and Saskatchewan firms.

Leistritz, F. Larry; Wanzek, Janet K.

Fargo, N.D.: Dept. of Agricultural Economics and

Institute for Business and Industry Development,

North Dakota State University,.

207 NAL Call No: HT401.R94

Rural industrialization.

Summers, G.F.

!-nrvgrsity Park, Pa. : Rural Sociological Society.

The Rural sociologist v. 6 (3): p. t8t-186; 1986

May.

Language; English

Descipton: U.SA.; Rural industry; Industrialization; Community development; Economic development; Cost benefit analysis; Social costs;

Underemployment; Unemployment

20t NAL Call No: HN90.C6N6 NO. 42

Rural industrialization: issues and the role of de.

velopment typologies.

Findeis, J.L.

University Park, Pennsylvania : Northeast Regional

Center for Rural Development.

Proceedings of the rural people and places : a symposium on typologies, October 22-24, 1986,

Grantville, Pennsylvania / A.E. Luloff, Editor. p.

33-43; 1987. (Publication / Northeast Regional

Center for Rural Development ; no. 47). In-ludes

references.

Language.' English

Desciptors; U.SA.; Rural industry; Industrialization; Classification; Employment opportunities; In32
v, 39 p. i 28 cm. (Agricultural economics miscellaneous report (Fargo, N.D.) ; no. L62.). Cover

title. April 1992. Includes bibliographical references $. n-8).

Language.' English

Descriptors: North Dakota; Manufactures;

Manitoba; Manufactures; Saskatchewan; Manufactures; Rural industry

213 NAL Call No: aHN90.C6R78

Rural manufacturing gets mixed reviews.

Bloomquist, L.E.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service.

Rural development perspectives: RDP v. a (3): p.

22-26. ill., maps; 1988 Jun. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' South eastern states of U.SA.; South

central states of U.SA.; Western states of U.SA.;

Rural industry; Manufacture; Technical progress;

Educational programs; Rural economy; Economic

growth; Skilled labor; Employment; Regional surveys

214 NAL Call No: aHN90.C6R78

Rural workers at a disadvantage in job opportunities.

McGranahan, DA.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service.

Rural development perspectives: RDP v. a (3): p.

7-L2. ill; 1988 Jun.

Languoge: English

Desciptors: U.SA.; Rural areas; Employment opportunities; Rural urban migration; Division of

labor; Industry; Education

zrs NAL Call No: HN90.C65

Seruice-producing industries in economic development.

Pulver, G.C.

Ames, Iowa : North Central Regional Center for

Rural Development.

Comrnunity economic vitality : major trends and

selected issues / by Gene F. Summers with the collaboration of F. Horton ... [et al.l. p. 29-4f,,75-82;

1988. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors; U.S.A.; Rural areas; Urban areas;

Economic development; Development policy; SecRural Industrialization

toral analysis; Sectoral development; Location of

production; Economic theory; Rural urban relations

216 NAL Call No: HT390.G74

The share of southeastern Black counties in the

southern rural renaissance: Were they bypassed

by factory job gains,1959-77?

Till, T.E.

Lexington, Ky. : College of Business and Economics, University of Kentucky.

Growth and change v. 17 (2): p. 44-55;1986 Apr.

Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' South eastern states of U.SA.; South

central states of U.S.A.; Rural development;

Poverty; Blacks; Employment opportunities; Population dynamics; Manufacture

217 NAL Call No: HD1773.ASU8

Shifts and needed economic strategies.

Johnson, T.G.

Tuskegee, Ala. : Tuskegee University.

Ushering in the twenty first century : emphasis on

the rural South / editor, Thomas T. Williams. p.

108-117; 1987. Papers presented at the 44th Professional Agricultural Workers Conference, December 7-9, 1986, at Tuskegee University,

Tuskegee, Alabama. Includes references.

Langtage; English

Desciptors.' South eastern states of U.SA.; South

central states of U.SA.; Economic situation; Rural

economy; Industry; Economic development

218 NAL Call No: aHN90.C6R78

Six ways states can spur their rural economies.

Smith, S.N.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service.

Rural development perspectives : RDP v. a (2): p.

8-13. ill; 1988 Feb.

Langtage; English

Desciptors; U.SA.; Rural economy; Economic development; Development plans; State government;

Small businesses; Market competition; Infrastructure; Rural industry; Finance; Natural resources;

Management; Alternative farming

219 NAL Call No: 57.8 C734

Small town designs for big impact.

Selby, M.D.; Carruth, J.

33
Emmaus, Pa. : J.G. Press.

BioCycle v. 30 (8): p. 58-61. ill; 1989 Aug.

Language; English

Desoiptors.' Minnesota; Composting; Recycling;

Sludges; Solid waste; Industrial methods; Costs

220 NAL Catl No: HC106.8.825

Softnrarc valley, a high tech initiative in West Virginla.

Lyle, P.R.

Rosemont, IL : American Economic Development

Council.

Economic development review v. 10 (3): p. 86-88;

rwz.

Language; English.

Descriptors.' West Virginia; Economic development; Computer software; Industry

221

Some effects of the farm linancial crisis on farms,

agribusinesses, and non-agricultural firms with

policy suggestions.

Wise, J.O.

Mississippi State, Miss. : The Center.

SRDC series - Southern Rural Development Center (115): 24 p.;1989 May. In the series analytic: "Some Effects of the Farm Financial Crisis on

Farms, Agribusinesses, and Non-Agricultural

Firms with Policy Suggestions,' by J.O. Wise. Includes statistical data. Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptors.' Georgia; Farm indebtedness; Farm

sector; Agribusinessl Commercial banks; Rural industry; Economic impact; Agricultural financial

policy; Rural development; Loans; Bankruptcy

222 NAL Call No: 280.8 J822

Sources of cyclical emploprent instability in rural

counties.

Brown, DJ.; Pheasant, J.

Ames, Iowa : American Agricultural Economics

Association.

American journal of agricultural economics v. 69

(a): p. 819-8?ll;1987 Nov. Includes statistical data.

Includes references.

L*Snogu English

Descipton' Indiana; Rural areas; Counties; Employment; Clclic fluctuations; Economic theories;

Uncertainties; Urban areas; Manufacture; Services; Industry

Quick Bibliography Series

NAL Call No: HT401.S72

Abstract: Clclical employment instability at the

county level is examined using monthly Indiana

employment data for 1970-80 and a single-index

portfolio model. Results show rural counties are

more responsive to systematic or cyclical employment instability than urban counties. At the state

level, a high percentage employed in manufacturing has been associated with greater employment

, instability over the business cycle. This relationship

does not hold at the county level where most

manufacturing sectors seem to cyclically stabilize

the counties in which they appear.

223 NAL Call No: 281.9 C59

South Carolina state and county livestock and

poultry statistics.

Clemson, S.C. : The Station.

AE - Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology

Report, Dept. of Agricultural Economics and

Rural Sociology, S.C. Agricultural Experiment Station, Clemson University (446): ztO p. maps; 1987

Jun. Includes statistical data.

Language; English

Descriptors: South Carolina; Livestock censuses;

Cattle; Pigs; Poultry industry; Egg production;

Slaughter weight

224 NAL Call No: HC107-A13A6

South Carolina wins the prize.

Baldwin, F.

WplriWtoq D.C. : Appalachian Regional Commlsslon.

Appalachia v.25 (a): p. 3-10; 1992.

Language; English

Descriptors.' South Carolina; Econornic development; Manufacture; Motor cars

225 NAL Call No: aHN90.C6R78

Southern communities and workers benelit when

rural factories automate.

Rosenfeld, S.; Malizia, E.; Dugan, M.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service.

Rural development perspectives: RDP v. 6 (1): p.

3r-36. ill; 1989.

Langtage: English

Desciptors.' South eastern states of U.SA.; South

central states of U.S.A.; Rural industry; Industry;

Automation; Participative management; Job skills;

Retraining; Employment opportunities

34
226 NAL Call No: HD101.S6

Southern farms and rural communities: developlng directions for economic development research

and pollcp dlscusslon.

Libby, L.W.

Experiment, Ga. : The Association.

Southern journal of agricultural economics -

Southern Agricultural Economics Association v. ?.0

(1): p. 29-32;1988 Jul. Includes references.

Language.' English

Descripton; South central states of U.SA.; South

eastern states of U.SA.; Rural communities; Rural

economy; Economic development; Applied research; Extension activities; Structural change;

Manufacture; Aggregation; Farm management;

Government; Agricultural colleges

227 NAL Call No: aHN90.C6R78

Stafiups that buck the odds.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service.

Rural development perspectives: RDP v. 6 (1): p.

48-49;1989.

Language; English

Descriptors.' U.S.A.; Rural industry; Setting up

grants; Employment

22t NAL Call No: HT401.S72

The state of the rural economy of the south.

Hines, F.; Petrulis, M.; Nolan, R.

Mississippi State, Miss. : The Center.

SRDC series - Southern Rural Development Center (88): p. l-17;1986 Oct. Paper presented at a

policy forum on; 'Diversification Strategies for a

New Southern Agriculture," July L1-13, 1.986, Fort

Worth, Texas. AGL. Includes statistical data.

Language.' English

Desciptors.' South central states of U.SA.; South

eastern states of U.SA.; Rural economy; History;

Employment; Rural urban migration; Population

change; Manufacture; Unemployment; Trends;

Trade; Wage rates; Fuel oils; Natural gas; Energy

cost of activities

229 NAL Call No: HC106.E.825

A strategic plan for the Northern fier: developing

a process for industrial and regional cooperation.

Hochberg, M.R.

Rosemont, IL : American Economic Development

Council.

Rural Industrialization

Economic development review v. 8 (2): p. 42-46;

1990.

Language.' English

D e s c ip t ors.' Massach usetts ; Regional developm ent;

Rural areas; Development plans; Plan implementation and evaluation; Industry; Cooperation

230 NAL Call No: HC107*A13R4

Strategic planning for economic development in

rural communities.

Woods, M.D.; Doeksen, GA.

Mississippi State, MS : Southern Rural Development Center.

Responding to the crisis in the rural South : highlights of selected pubtic and private sector initiatives, Atlanta, Georgia, May 18-20, 1987 / Farm

Foundation, Southern Rural Development Center

; CSRS/USDA ... [rt al.l. p. 53-63; 1987 Oct. Includes references.

Language: English

Descriptors; Oklahoma; Rural communities; Rural

development; Economic development; Community

development; Workshops (programs); Data analysis; Development plans; Small businesses; Rural

industrg Leadership; Financial plandog; Rural

planning; Program development; Technical trainlng

231 NAL Call No: SH3732.U5S7

Strategies and recommendations for revitalizing

the hard clam fisheries in Suffolk County.

Koppelman, Lee; Davies, DeWitt

Suffolk, County Planning Dept

Hauppauge, N.Y. (H. Lee Dennison Bldg., Veterans Memorial Highway, Hauppauge 11788) : Suffolk County Planning Dept.,.

xvii, 58, 4, 19 p. : ill., maps ; 28 cm. Prepared by

the Suffolk County Planning Department pursuant

to a grant (NA-84-EA-D-00062) awarded by the

National Marine Fisheries Services to the County

of Suffolk, Office of the County Executive. Bibliography: p.57-58.

Language; English

Desciptors.'Clam fisheries; New York (State); Suffolk County; Clam industry; New York (State);

Suffolk County

232 NAL Call No: HT390.G74

Structural change in southern manufacturing: expansion in the Tennessee Valley.

Gilmer, R.W.; Pulsipher, A.G.

35
Quick Bibliography Series

I-exington, Ky. : College of Business and Economicg University of Kentucky.

Growth and change v. ?.0 (Z): p. 62-70;1989. Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptors: South eastern states of U.SA.; South

central states of U.SA.; Rural industry; Counties;

Manufacture; Economic growth; Structurai

chalge; _Rural development; Inflation; Monetary

parity; World markets; Employnent; Unemployment; Trends; Energy cost of activities

233 NAL Cail No: 100 11.64

Taking care of business in rural lllinois.

Prow, T.M.

Urbana, Ill. : The Station.

Illinois research - Illinois Agricultural Experiment

Station v. A (3): p. 9-11; 1992.

Language.' English

!_escriptgrc; Illinois; Farm income; Rural industry;

Home-based businesses; Carts; Computei

software; Belt conveyors; Camping; Horses 

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NAL Call No: HN79*A13R8Z

236 NAL Calt No: HC10ZJA,13A6

Technologr transfen Three ways to make it happen.

Blanton, W.

Washington, D.C. : Applachian Regional Commisslon.

Appalachia v.20 (2): p.7-I5. ill; 1987.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Tennessee; New York; Ohio; Rural

development; Technology transfers; Textile industries; Computer graphics; Design; Plastics

237 NAL Call No: HC106.E.E2S

Technology transfer within the electronics industry in Wichita/Sedgvick County, Kansas.

Porter, D.

Rosemont, IL: American Economic Development

Council.

Economic development,review v.9 (l): p. 38-40;

1991.

Language; English

Descripto,ns.' I(ansas; Electronics; Industry Community development; Technology transfer; Information centers

238 NAL Call No: HD1ZZS.VSH6

The textile-apparel complex in rural Virginia.

Jones, E.C.; Stallmann, J.I.

Blacksburg, Va. : Rural Economic Analysis Program.

Horizons v. 5 (a): 4 p.; 1993 Jul. Includes references.

Language; English

Descriptors.' Virginia; Textile industry; Trade

agreements; Technical progress; Economic impact;

Community action; Community development

239 NAL Call No: HN592.A45

Timber-dependent communities.

Humphrey, C.R.

Boulder, Colo. : Westview Press.

American rural communities / edited by Albert E.

Luloff and Louis E. Swanson. p. 34-60; 1990.

(Westview special studies in contemporary social

issues).

Language; English

Desciptors; U.S.A.; Forest products industries;

Rural communities; Rural economy; Social

stratification; Trends; Timber trade; Sipply balance; Forest administration; Regulations; Litera234

The tale of two Souths.

Rosenfeld, SA.

Boulder : WesMew Press.

The Rural South in crisis : challenges for the future

/^:{itq{ by f-ionel J. Beaulieu. p. Sr-21. ill., maps;

1988. (Rural studies series). Includes referencei.

Language: English

Desciptors.' South eastern states of U.S.A.; South

central states of U.SA.; Rural communities; Employm-ent; Income distribution; Indusrrialization;

Manufacture; Population growth; Education

235 NAL Catt No: HC106.8.E2S

Technical assistance for small manufacturing

companies3 management issues for nonprofit

providers.

Ahlbrandt, R.S. Jr

Rosemont, IL: American Economic Development

Council.

Economic development review v. 9 (1): p.29-33;

1991.

Language: English

Descriptors: Pennsylvania; Small businesses;

Mannfacture; State government; programs; Community development; Program evaluation

36
Rural Industrialization

ture reviews

240 NAL Call No: HT401.S72

Tourism.

Sem, J.H.

Mississippi State, Miss. : The Center.

SRDC series - Southern Rural Development Center (157): p.47-52; t992Mar. In the series analyric:

21st Century survival of rural America. Proceedings of a Regional Conference, October 16-18,

L99t, Jackson, Mississippi.

Language: English

Desciptors.' U.SA.; Rural tourism; Economic development; Tourist industry; Private sector; Rural

communities

241 NAL Call No: HN79.A23C63

Tourism: an effective tool for economic development.

Chesnutt, J.T.

Auburn, Ala. : The Service.

Circular CRD - Alabama Cooperative Extension

Service (55): 14 p.;1991 Oct. Includes references.

Language; English

Desuiptorc: Alabama; Tourism; Tourist industry;

Tourist expenditure; Economic development;

Tourist attractions

242 NAL Call No: HN90.C6N4

Tourism development: a potential for economic

growth.

Weaver, G.

Washington, D.C. : U.f G.P.O. : for sale by rhe

Supt of Docs, Congressional Sales Off.

New dimensions in rural policy : building upon our

heritage : studies prepared for the use of the Subcommittee on Agriculture and Transportation of

the Joint Economic Committee, Congress of the

United States. p.440-444: 1986. (S. prt. ; 99-153).

Language.' English

Desciptors; U.SA.; Rural development; Economic

grou'th; Tourism; Tourist industry; Employment

opportunities; Diversifi cation

243 NAL Call No: HN90.C6P

Tourism in rural Pennsylvania.

Dowden, N.S.; Chabal, B.; MorriS, D.

Harrisburg, Pa. : Pennsylvania Rural Coalition,

[1e86?1.

Proceedings, rural economic development in Pennsylvania : assess & alternatives :Sept 11-L2, 1986,

Holiday Inn, Mechanicsburg, Pa. / sponsored

the Pennsylvania Rural Coalition ; prep & ed

J. D. Murray, coordinator. p. 79-80; 1986.

Language; English

D esciptors.' Pennsylvania; Rural industry; Tourism ;

Travel

244 NAL Call No: G155.U5N3 1989

Tourism, one of the winning strategies for rural

communities.

Leholm, A.G.

St. Paul, Minn. : Tourism Center, Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Using tourism and travel as a community and rural

revitalization strategy / edited and printed by John

Sem. p.61-66; 1989. Paper presented at a conference on "Using tourism and travel as a community

and rural revitalization strategy," May L0-L2,1989,

Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Langtage; English

Desciptors; U.SA.; Tourism; Rural communities;

Community development; Economic development;

Trends; Hospitality industry; Recreation

245 NAL Call No: HN79.A13R87

Traditional and non-traditional opportunities

and alternatives for local economic development.

Green, G.P.; McNamara, K.T.

Boulder : Westview Press.

The Rural South in crisis : challenges for the future

/ edited by Lionel J. Beaulieu. p. 288-303; 1988.

(Rural studies series). Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' South eastern states of U.SA.; South

central states of U.SA.; Rural development; Economic development; Economic resources;

Manufacture; Ownership; Human resources; Entrepreneurship

246 NAL Call No: HT390.G74

Trends in service employment in Pacilic Northwest counties: 1974-f986.

Beyers, W.B.

Lexington, Ky. : College of Business and Economics, University of Kentucky.

GroMh and change v. 22 @): p. 27-50;1991. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Washington; Oregon; Idaho; Montana;

Employment; Trends; Industry; Urban areas;

by

by

37
Rrual areas; local authority areas; Patterns;

Rural cconomy

247 NAL Call No: HT401.R47

Unlonlzatlon ln the rural south: reglonal patterns

ol Industrlallzatlon and the process of unlon or.

ganlzlng.

Cornfield, D.B.; Lcners, M.V.

Grcenwich, Conn. : JAI Press.

Rcscarch in rural sociologt and development v. 4:

p, L37-L52i t989, In thc series 4nalytic: Rural

Labor Markets / guest editors; W.W. Falk and

T..{. Lyson. Includcs references.

Luguage: English

Descipton: South central states of U.S"A.; South

eastern states of U.S.A.; Rural economy; Trade

uniousl Industrialization; Labor market; Economic

development; Furniture and furniture making;

Rural industry

248 NAL Call No: 27528 JE2

A unlque marriage.

Anderson, L.J.; Warfield, C.L.; Barry, M.E.

Madison : Extension Journal.

Journal of extension v. 25: p.8-10; 1987. Includes

references.

Language; English

Descriptow Alabama; Textile industries; Rural unemployment; Extension; Socioeconomic advisers

249 NAL Call No: S494.5.U72S87

Urban sprawl as lt affects the Southern California

poultry industty.

Reynnells, M.L.R.

Ankeny, Iowa : Soil and Water Conservation Society.

Sustaining agriculture near cities / edited by

William Lockeretz. p. 65-74. maps; L987. Paper

presented at the "National Conference on Sustaining Agriculture Near Cities," held November 20-2L,

1.986, Boston, Massachusetts. Includes references.

Language: English

Desciptors: California; Poultry industry; Urban

areas; Counties; hning; Poultry litter; Waste disposal; Population growth; Urbanization

250 NAL Call No: aHN90.C6R78

Urban-oriented program helped rural communities.

Howland, M.; Miller, T.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Department of AgriculQuick Bibllography Series

ture, Economic Research Service.

Rural development perspectives : RDP v. 5 (1): p.

13-18. ill; 1988 Oct. Includes references.

Language; English

Desciptorsr U.S.A.; Rural communities; Rural de'

velopment; Development projects; Economic de'

velopment; Funds; Private investment; Grants;

Loans; Rural industry; Employment; Case studies;

Economic impact; Program evaluation

2Sl NAL Call No: 2E1rE R8t

Using Marxlan theory to understand farm lndus'

tr1 crlses: a useful enterprlse?

Hunt, S"{.; Lacy, M.G.

Bozeman, Mont. : Rural Sociological Society.

Rural sociology v, 54 (1): p. 37-59; 1989. Includes

references.

Language; English

Descripton; U.S.A.; Meat and livestock industry;

Agricultural crises; Rural sociology; Marxist economics; Graphs; Charts

252 NAL Call No: 2E12E R88

Using Manian theory to understand farm indus'

try crises: a useful enterprise? Comment.

Goodwin, H.L. Jr; Peterson, E.W.F.

Bozeman, Mont. : Rural Sociological Society.

Rural sociology v. 55 (2)z p.249'255;1990. Comment on an article by SA. Hunt and M.G. Lacy,

"Using Marxian theory to understand farm industry

crises" Rural Sociology v. 54 (1), 1989, p. 37-59.

Response to comments by M.G. Lacy and S.A.

Hunt, p. 256-258. Includes references.

Language: English

Desuiptors: U.SA.; Meat and livestock industry;

Farm indebtedness; Agricultural crises; Rural

sociology; Marxist economics

253 NAL Call No: HT101.S52

'Viya Cuban: the rebirth of a small Missouri town.

Krulick, K.; Pascoe, P.

Ellensburg, Wash. : Small Towns Institute :.

Small town v. 18 (1): p. 16-19. ill; 1987 Jul.

Language: English

Descriptors.' Missouri; Community development;

Industry; Economic development; Guidelines;

Case studies

254 NAL Call No: 100 IItl

Wanted: allies for rural lllinois.

38
Rural Industrialization

Sampson, B.

LIrbana, Ill. : The Station.

Illinois research - Illinois Agricultural Experiment

Station v. 34 (3)t p. 25-26; 1992.

Language: English

Descriptors; Illinois; Rural development; Rural unemployment; Urban areas; Politics; State government; Rural industry

255 NAL Call No: aHN90.C6R78

What is the payoff for diversifying rural

economles?

Killian, M.S.; Hady, T.F.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service.

Rural development perspectives: RDP v. 4 (2): p.

2-7. ill., maps; 1988 Feb. Includes references.

Language; English

Descripton.' U.S.A.; Rural econom),; Diversification; Employment; Income; Economic growth;

Specialization; Rural industry; Trends; Labor market; Rural development

zSG NAL Call No: aHN90.C6R78

Who hetps small manufacturing firms get

started?

Young R.C.; Francis, J.D.

Washington, D.C. : U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service.

Rural development perspectives: RDP v. 6 (1): p.

2L-25. ill., maps; 1.989.

Language; English

Descriptors: New York; Rural development;

Manufacture; Rural industry; Federal government;

State government; Counties; Setting up grants

257 NAL Call No: aHD9007-A6W48 1991

Wholesale marketing facilities for Maricopa

County, Arizona.

United States, Agricultural Marketing Service,

Wholesale Market Development Branch,

Maricopa Association of Governments

S.l. : The Branch; A 88.2:W 56x.

40 p. : ill. ; 28 cm. Cover title. "March 1991", P.

preceeding p. 1. Includes bibliographical references.

Language; English

Desciptors; MaRicopa County (Ariz.); Economic

condiiions; Wholesale trade; Food industry and

trade

258 NAL Catl No: HC106.E.R42E

The winnowing economic change in rural America.

Reed, David A.,

Lanham, MD : University Press of America ; Indianapolis, IN : Hudson Institute,.

v, 65 p. ;24 cm.

Language; English

Descriptors; United States; Industries, Rural;

United States; Rural conditions; United States;

Economic conditions; 1981-; Regional disparities;

Income distribution; United States; Agriculture;

Economic aspects; United States

259 NAL Call No: HT401.A36

Woments rcactions to job loss: The moral dilem'

mas of a plant closing.

Smith, S.

Gainesville, Fla. : Humanities and Agriculture,

University of Florida.

Agriculture and human values v. 8 (3): t. {-Af;

tg9t. In the special issue: Rural economic development / edited by M.B. Lapping and H.M.

Jacobs. Includes references.

Language: English

Descipton.' Georgia; Employed women; Unemploym-ent; Job layoff; Textiles; Clothing; Manufac-

[ure; Rural communities; Moral development;

Attitudes

260 NAL Call No: Videocassette no,744

Your town getting to know the wood preserving

industry. (Wood preserving industry.)

American Wood Preservers Institute

Chicago, Ill.? : The Institute,.

1 videocassette (23 min., 30 sec.) : sd., col. ; l/2

in. VHS.

Language; English

Desciptors.' Wood preservatives; Safety measures;

Foresi products industry; United States; Wood;

Preservation; Safety measures

39
Quick Bibliography Series

40
Author Index

Adamg C. 87

Adams, Charles M. 60

Ahlbrandt, R.S. lDz

Ahlbrandt, R.S. Jr 235

Allen, C.W. 65

Alleq D. 18

American Wood Preservers Institute 2ffi

Anderson, D. ili1

Andersoq LJ. ?fi

Babb, E.M. 2M

Babula, RA. 59

Bachtef D.C. 16

Baldwin, F. 2U

Baldwin, F.D. 95

Barclay, PA. 15S

Barkley, D.L. 37, 50,88, 103, 10f,, 135, 139

Batry M.E. Z8

Beale, C.L. 5

Beauford, E.Y. 188

Beaulieu" LJ. 2M

Bee, E. I57

Benitez, J.S. 182

Berger, L. 755, LYz

Bernat, GA. Jr ?n2

Beuter, John H. 3l

Beyers, W.B. 26

Biggs, G.W. 38

Blantoq W. ?S

Bloomquist, L.E. 4, S, 165, 16f', lgt,2L3

Bluestone, H. 8L, 97

Blytlq J.E. L76

Bodenman, J.E. 138

Boe, Deen 159

Borchard, Gayle 194

Breimyer, H.F. L74

Brewer, TA. Ln

Brightono D. 90

Brown, D. 57

Brown, DJ. 222

Broum, D.L. 24

Broum, R.B. 1()9

Busby, Derek 160

Butte County (Calif.), International City Management Association, Data and Information Services lm

Carlson, C.E. 4

Carruth, J. 2I9

Castle, E.N. L63, l&, 169

Caudillo, N.L. 62

Center for Rural Affairs (Wdthill, Neb.) y

Center for Rural Affairs (Wdthill, Neb.),St.

John's University (Collegeville, Minn.) 170

Chabal, B. A3

Chesnutt, J.T. 24t

Christy, R.D. 11

Clouser, R. L. 67

Clouser, R.L. 199

Cochran, M. 75

Colcloug\ G. Lzl

Comer, S.L. 55

Cornell-Oil, S. t33

Cornfield, D.B. 247

Corporation for Enterprise Development, Mt.

Auburn Associates 1

Coupal, R. 193

Coupat R.H. 103

Cor LJ. T3

Cromley, R.G. 33

D.filguq RA. 106

Daniels, S.E. 56

ps61ling, D. Lu

Davies, DeWitt 231

Deavers, K.L. 24

Delind, L.B. L82

Dellenbarger, A.Z. tX

Deseran, FA. LX

Dhooper, S.S. 198

Doeksen, GA. 65,2n

Donohue, C. L?n

Doucette, Paul A. 51

Dowden, N.S. 243

Drabenstott, M. 85

Dugan, M. 2?5

Dugan, Marlfueth 189

Dunn, D.T. 15

Punning, J. ll4

Durant, TJ. Jr lLz

DuVall, T.C. 183

Economic Development Resources Te4m, Texas,

Dept. of Agriculture 63

Edwards, RA. 9l

Engelking, S. 14

Esparza, A. l4l

Findeis, J.L. ?n8

Findeis, Jill L. 175

Finley, J.C. 89

Fisher, D.U. 9L,zffi

Fletcher, R.R. 68

Force, J.E. 30

Foulke, J. 19

Francis, J.D. 256

Freshwater, David 77

Frye, J. L3

Fuguitt, G.V. ?6,32

Fuller, T.E. t43

Geisler, C. 47

4l
Quick Bibliography Series

Ghelfl Linda M. 79, t25

Gibson, C.M. 119

Gibsoq David V. U

Gibson, LJ. 52

Gillis, W.R. 2

Qilmsl, R.W. 8, ?32

Gladwiq C.H. 2M

Glasmeier, Amy 105, 194

Goode, F.M. 76

Goodwin, H.L. Jr 252

Gorin, D.R. 168

Gray, PA. 6l

Green, G.P. 72, tM, U5

Gridley, C. 6, L62

Gringeri, C.E. L24, 156

Hady, T.F. 154, 255

Harris, C.C. L93

Hastings, S.E. 76

Hawthorno, A. 83

Heenan, David A. 148

Heffernan, W.D. 108

Hendee, J.C. 110

Henderson, N.R. 53

Henry, M. 25

Hines, F. L6L,2?8

Hinson, RA. 11

Hirematb B.N. 55

Hirschl, TA. 186, L90, 191

Hochberg M.R. 229

Hoffman, C. 92, I53

Hoffman, E. 7

Hollyer, J.R. 73

Hopkins, S.E. 179

Hortoq F. 2l

Horton, Francine 28

Howland" M. 250

Humphrey, C.R. 239

Hunt, SA. 251

Hushak, LJ. L29

Hyde, W.F. 56

Infanger, C. LU

Iowa Bankers Association, Community Resource

Assistant Initiative 98

Jacobs, H.M. 49

Johansen, H.E. 26

John, D. 1!)6

Johnson, C. 85

Johns64 P. 58

Jshnsoq T.G. 2L7

Johnston, SA. L3L

Jones, E.C. 2S

Jones, L.L. 35

Jones, S.B. 138

Judd, Patricia A. 10

Judd, Richard William L0

Kale, S.R. L78

Keith, J.E. L39

Killian, M.S. ?55

Kiser, J. 39

Knutson, R.D. 9\ 2m

Koppelma& Lee' ?3L

. Koth, B. Lz

Kottke, M.W. 8

Kozmetsky, George U

Krebs, A. V. 101

Kriesel, W. 4L

Ikulich IC 253

Kutara, P.B.C. 73

Lu"y, M.G. 251

Lambersoo, M. 85

Lance, G.C. ffi

Lasley, P. L97

Le Master, Dennis C. 3L

Lee, V.W. L6, 42, 43, ?frg

Leholm, A.G. 24

Leistritz, F.Larry 2L2

Leistritz, F.L. 69, 152, zLl

Leners, M.V. 247

Lewis, C.E. 3

Libby, L.W. L99,2?6

Lobao, Linda M., L37

Long, B.F. 2M

Long, C. 35

L,ong CA. 97

Lonsdale, R.E. L78

Lrrpeq RA. 53

Lyle, P.R. 2m

Lyson, T. 47

MacCannell, D. 115

Machlis, G.E. 30

Madhavan, K. 132

Majchrowicz, T. Alexander 79, L25

Majchrowicz, TA. 195

Malecki, E.J. 149

\dalizia, E. 225

Malizin, Emil E. 189

Martens, G. 150

Martin, K.F. 2

Mqrzisli, D.F. Jr L?3

McConnell, V.D. 111

McGrady, DJ. 78

McGranahan, DA. 2I4

McMahon, P.M. 133

McNamara, K.T. 4t, 72,88, 180, 245

McNutt, J.D. &

McPeters, L.L. lL7

42
Author Index

McVey, D.M. 65

Meyer, N.L. L93

Miller, D. 22

Miller, G.H. Jr 23

Miller, J.P. 81

Miller, James P. L7L

Miller, M.M. 52

Miller, T. 250

Minnesota" Rural Development Board Minnesota, I-egislature 210

Molnar, JJ. L6

Morris, C. 86

Morris, D. 243

Moseley, A. 2M

Mulkey, D. 2M

Mulkey, David 67

Murray, M. 84

National Association of Toums and Townshipst

National Center for Small Communities (National Association of Towns and

Townships),Maguire/Reeeder, L.rtd 99

National Center for Small Communities (National

Association of Towns and Townships) 96

National Governors' Association, Task Force on

Rural Development 70, 146., 159

Nolan, R. 228

Norris, I( 196

North Central Regional Center for Rural

Development 28

Ohio State University, Dept. of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociologlt ln

Oleksuk, D.K. 45

Oliver, J.R. 201

Opitz" John H. 54, 118

Oregon State University, College of Forestry 3l

Otto, D. LM

Outlaq J.L. 9l

Pascoe, P. 253

Pearson" R.W. 3

Peck, J.E. 133

Peters, David R. Tl

Peterson, E.W.F. 252

pslplis, M. 228

Petrulis, M.F. l6L

Pheasant, J. 222

Philips, P. t72

Pistis, C. 29

Pitchford" G.E. 43

Plosila, W.H. LY

Popovid Mark 16

Porter, D. 237

Powers, R.C. I97

Prairiefire Rural Action 101

Pratt, J.E. 167

Priebe, D. 150

Prow, T.M. 233

Pudup, M.B. 130

Pulsipher, A.G. 8, ?32

Pulver, G.C. 2Ls

Purcell, W.D. 185

Reed, David A., 258

Rei4 J. Norman 70

Reinke, W. 2

Repnells, M.L.R. U9

RGK Foundation 4

Roberts, T. t07

Robisoq M.H. t93

Rosenfel4 S. 225

Rosenfeld, SA. 2Y

Rosenfeld, Stuart A. 189

Ross, PJ. L54

Rupp, L. 179

Rutgers University, Center

Research 105

Sampson, B. 254

Schnaiberg A. 181

Schwab, R.M. 111

Scott, R.D. 75

Segal, W. 172

Selby, M.D. 219

Sem, J.H. 2N

Shriver, A.L. 163, L&

Simonson, L. 205

Singh, S.P. 55

Sloggett, G. 6

Smilor, Ralmond W. 4

Smith, E.D. 7L

for Urban Policy

Smith, Eldon D. 77

Smith, G.W. 173

Smith, S. 8?.259

Smith, S.M. 37, 103, 1(b, 119, 1i}5, 138

Smith, S.N. 218

Smith, W.B. 176

Southern Technology Council 189

Stacy, N.L.C. 198

Stallmann, J.I. ?38

Stark, Nancy T. %,9

Strawn, H.B. 2W

Suffolk, County Planning DePt 23I

Summers, G.F. 80, 186, 190, L9L,2M, ?n7

Summers, Gene F.,1936- 28

Swisher, M.E. 82

Taylor, D.T. 68

Till, T.E. 142,2L6

Tomaskovic-Devey, D. L28

Trinklein, L. L23

43
Quick Bibliography Series

Turner, M.E. 113

Turner, S. N

Tweeten, Luther G. 177

United States, Agricultural Marketing Service,

Wholesale Market Development Branch,

Maricopa Association of Governments ?57

United States, Congress, House, Committee on

Agriculture, Subcommittee on Livestock,

Dairy, and Poultry L87

United Stateg Dept. of Agriculture, Economic

Research Service W, L25

United States. Congress. House. Committee on

Agriculture. Subcommittee on C,onservation,

Credit, and Rural Development LU

United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on

Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry t?5

United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on

Small Business. Subcommittee on Rural Economy and Family Farming 74

University of Arkansas at Little Rock 54, 118

University of Ftorida, Food and Resource Economics Dept 60

University of Kentucky,Department of Agricultural Economics n

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, College of furiculture and Life Sciences,

Virginia Cooperative Extension Service 93

Volmer, N. lW

Vot\ D.E. 75

Wagner, L. lL6

Wanzek, J.IC zLl

Wanzek, Janet IC 212

Ward, C. L3

Warfield" C.L. 28

Wear, D.N. 56

Weaver, G. U2

Weber, BA. t63, 1&

Webster, R.H. 33

Wilkinson, K.P. n

Winter, W.F. 147

Wise, J.O. 22L

Woods, M. L3,35

Woods, M.D. 6, &, 65,2n

Worms, AJ. I45

Wozniak, G.D. 59

Wright, R. &

Young, R.C. 256

Zimet, DJ. ?M

4
Abandoned land 49

Acreage 84

Advertising L2

Aggregate data ?i, 7L

Aggregation 226

Agribusiness 3, 9L, LLs, L50, 22L

Agricultural adjustment I6L

Agricultural chemicals 22

Agricultural colleges I29, L99, 226

Agricultural credit 20t

Agricultural crises 25L, ?52

Agricultural development 3, B

Agricultural frnancial policy 22L

Agricultural land 39

Agricultural planning 13

Agricultural policy n, 7K, L82, LU

Agricultural prices 74

Agricultural production 2, LL, L85

furicultural research 9, 158, $a 188

Agricultural situation 183

Agricultural structure 169, ?n1

Agricultural systems 170

Agriculture 93, 94, Llt, L37, !70, 258

Agriculture and state 74,93,94

Agroindustrial relations 23

Air pollution 111

Air transport L7

Alabama 16, 42, 43, 9t, L3I, ?fr9, VlL, ?A8

Alaska 3

Alternative farmrng L47, 183, ?nL, 218

emenig and recreation areas 87, 155

Ancillary enterprises L2

Animal industry 101

Antitrust law 101

Appalachian states of U.SA. 36, 58, 83, L22, L38

Applied research IL4, ?26

Apprenticeship 188

Aquaculture 9, 1.8

Aquaculture industry 54

Arizona 15, 38, 115

Arkansas 54, 54,75, 85, 118

Aroostook County 10

Aroostook County (Me) 10

Associations, institutions, etc 98

Astacus 19

Attitudes lgfl, 259

Automation L92, 225

Bankruptcy 147, 22L

Beef 13

Beef industry Y

Behavior 198

Belt conveyors 233

Birth rate 5

Blacks 6L, 216

Boating 87

Broilers 6

Businesses 5, 69, 152

Butte County (Cdif.) 100

Cabt 4,21L

California 38, 84, Il5, t72, 249

Camping 8, 83

Canada L78

Capacity 181

Capital L49

Capital formation 85, 182, 184

Capital market 85, 86

Capitalism 49, 108

Career choice 188

Carts 233

Case studies 6, 18, 29,35, 45, 78,92, L33, I45,

Lgz, ?nL, ?n5,250, ?53

Cattle 28

Centralization 2L

Change fr, B

Characteristics ?n

Charts 251

Chemical industries 22

Cities and towns M

Clam fisheries ilffi, ?3L

Clam industry ?31

Classification 2W

efsrhing ZS9

Coal 130

Colleges 153

Commercial banks 22L

Comm'nitY action 4I, 62, LW, L16,28

Community development 14, t5, L6, 27, 29, N,

4L, 42, 43, 45, 52, 65, 69, 75, 76, n, y2, 94,

95, tW, L13, 115, LL6, t33, L4I, L45,752, lffi,

L79, rffi,197, 207, ?frg,2n,235, ?37, ?39,24,

253

Communityinvolvement 90

Comm'nity programs 62, 20L

Commuting 5,32,33, L%

Companies 95

Competition Y, L53

Competitive ability ln

Composting 2L9

Computer applications L92

Computer graphics 2%

Computer simulation 35

Computer software 193, 2?n, ?33

Conferences 9

Congresses 3I, 4, L70

Connecticut 8

Construction 97

Subject Index

45
Quick Bibliography Series

Consumer expenditure 186

Cooperation 229

Cooperative extension service L29

Cooperative marketing 38

Correctional institutions 198

Correlation matrix t?3

Cost benefit analysis 35, ?ffi

Costs 2L9

Cottage industries 108, 151

Cottage industry t24

Counties N, 57,75,97, ILg, LzL, t63, l&, 167,

L73, tgl, L95, 222, 232, A9, ?56

Countries 39

Crafts 73

Credit policy 86

Crop production 84

Cultural centers 183

Cultural environment 183

Cultural influences V2

Cyclic fluctuations 8, L73, 222

Dairies 15

Dairy farming 67

Dairy farms 47,5L

Dairy industry 3, 47, L67

Dairy products industry 51

Dairying 67

Dalhart 63, 63

Dalhart (Tex) 63, 63, 63

Data analpis 2n

Databases 168

Decentralization 21, 50, 81

Decision making 2L, 39, 138, 139, L52, I98

Delaware 53

Delphi method 52,9I

Demand elasticities 167

Demography ?n, L39

Descriptive statistics 87

Design 2%

Development banks 78

Development plans 35, ?nL, 218, 229, ?fr

Development policy 6, Q, ?n8,2L5

Development projects 4, 75, L?n, 133, 155, t79,

?50

Direct marketing 55

Directories 98

Diversification L9, 52, 119, 147, LsL, 183, 184,

?A2, ?55 'Diversity L65, Lffi

Division of labor 214

Dockage 29

Domestic production 108

Earned income LX

Econometric models 56, 76, 135, 14/., 180' 193

Econometrics L39

Economic analysis 73

Economic aspects L4f, L70, 189' 258

Economic conditions 1, L, L0, 63, l?5, L37, L48,

L89, ?57, 258

Economic conversion L26

Economic depression 5, 48

Economic development 3, 6, '1, LL, t4, L8, ?n,

22, ?5,35, %, Q, 6, 52, 53, 6r, 62, &, 69,

72,78, 83,92, %, 9, 103, 104, rr3, rL4, ll9,

L24,r3f,,138, 141, L47,L52,153, 155, L56,L57,

158, 161, L70, !79,180, 182, l8r, L92,?nt, ?n7,

2!5, 2L7, 2L8, 2?n, 2V1,2?6, ?A, ?A, 24L, 24,

u5, ?{1, ?50, ?53

Economic development projects 63, 98, 118

Economic dualism 191

Economic growth ?3, 7L, 80, 81, 90, 97, L49, 173,

tm,27i, ?i2,242,255

Economic impact 8, 35, 38, 56, 58, &, 65, 6,

68, 69, 88, 103, lL3, L4L, 155, L62, Lm, 22L,

2fi,250

Economic indicators 23

Economic policy L, 24, 54, 56, 63, 169

Economic resources 78, 245

Economic sectors L93

Economic situation N, fi, 89, 217

Economic theories 222

Economic theory 2L5

Economic viability 185

Education 183,2L4, 2Y

Educational planning 129

Educational programs t?i, 153, ?nt, 213

Egg production 223

Egg trade L87

Electric power-plants 118

Electronics ?37

Employed women 37, 165, 16f., 259

Employees 171

Employnent 4, 5, 6, N, 2I,37, 4, ffi, 69,7-\,

12,-ffi,81, 82, 92,97,104, 106, L39, 143, Lso,

L52, L6r,163, L&, L65,16f., L69, t78,190, 195,

213, 222, 2n, 2?3, 232, ?9, 24r., ?50, ?55

Emplolment (Economic theory) L7t

Emplolment opportunities 8,75, 95, Lgt, ?M,

2,8,2L4,216,2?5, 242

Energ5r cost of activities 2?8,232

Energt resoluces 147

Enterprise zones, Rural L7l

Entrepreneurship 62, 73, 103, L4'1, L49, ?m, ?M,

a5

Enumeration surveYs 73

Environmental aspects L70

Environmental degradation 115

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Environmental factors 53

Environmental impact 47

Environmental legislation 111

Environmental policy 110, 111

Environmental protection 181

Estimation L39

Estimations 23

Ethnic groups L07

Expenditure 69, L52

Exports 19, I

Extension 73,28

Extension activities 226

Extension agents N, lL7

Facilities 29

Factor analysis 139

Factory workers 33

Family corporations 203

Family labor L%

Farm closures L47

Farm enterprises 91

Farm income 74, L8/', 233

Farm indebtedness 5, 24, 47, L47, 193, 2Zl, 252

Farm management 226

Farm numbers 47

Farm sector t6t,22L

Farm size 47, LLs

Farm structure 115

Farmers I37

Farming L54

Farms,Small 137

Federal government 24, LY, L47, Lfp., ?M, ?56

Federal programs 167, 2m

Feed grains 185

Feed industry 3

Finance 17, 85, LL3, 210, zLL, 218

Financial planning 2n

Fire prevention 17

Firms 65, 103

Fiscal policy 53, 147, LU

Fish culture 19

Fish industry L9, 163, L&

Fish production L9

Fisheries 60

Fishing industry 29

Florida 38, 82, 87, tL5, 2M

Food industries 3, 172

Food industry 55

Food industry and trade 93,94, L7O, 177, ?57

Food marketing 55

Food processing 53, 172

Foreign investment 88

Forest administration ?39

Forest economics 56

Forest management 31, 89

Forest policy 31, 56

Forest products industries 30, 56, 89, 138, 162,

L63, l&, L76, 239

Forest products industry 10, 3L, ?ffi

Forest resources 89, 138

Forests and forestry 93,94

Fresh products 55

Fruit 55

Fuel oils 228

Fuels 155

Funds ?50

Furniture and furniture making A7

Georgia 4L, 6,72, 9L, I?L, L83, 22L,259

Goals 199

Government L9, 49, 97, 226

Government organizations 168

Government research 158

Grants 162,250

Graphs 25L

Gross margins 23

Group behavior 122

Growth 4

Guided tours 205

Guidelines 253

Hardwoods 89, L38, 162

Hawaii 73

Higb school students 188

High technology industries 4, 105, l7L

Higher education IY

Historical records 3

History 1,0, 48, 49, 5L, 6L, L07, I3f., IY, L6I,228

Home-based businesses 73, L56,233

Horses 233

Horticulture 82

Hospitality industry 24

Human resources 27, 199,245

Hunting 68

Idaho 110, L1,9, L93,26

Identification 9l

Illinois 62, L4L, ?33, 254

Incentives 53

Income 23, 8I, I73, 1ffi, ?fi8, ?55

Income distribution ?5, W, LzL, L83, ?M, ?9,

258

Indiana 57, ll4, L33, Lffi,222

Individual characteristics Ll7

Industrial districts U

Industrial methods 219

Indnstrial promotion L, %,98, 99, 1ffi, l7L

Industrial sites L6, L7,4L, 42,43,45,50, 53, 111,

11:}, 190

Industrial wastes L32

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Industrial, Rural industry 2A3

Jndustriafization 15, 16, 2I, 24, fl, N, 6, 49, 52,

92, ilW, lLz" 1L6, ll7, Lzl, l3f., 13L, L33, L42,

161, 181, 182, 193, 194, 1gg, 190, 191, tg'l, ?M,

?n7,2I8, ?frg, ?9,247

Industries 63,79, 100, 148

Industries, Rural 70, L25, 14f,,I59, 189, t94,210,

258

Industry 4, 5, 14, N, X, %, 32, 35, %, 39, 57,

61, 62, &, 6, 69,7L, S, &, 97, L?n, L35, 739,

l40, r43,152, L73, 180, 199, 214, 217,2?n, 222,

2?5,229, ?37,24f., ?53

Industry and state 1

Inflation 232

Information centers 237

Information dissemination 149

Information services 114

Infrastructure 9, 17, 52, 53, 76, lLg, l3I, 174,

L83, 184, ?nr, 2rg

Inland waterway transport 7

Innovation adoption L57

Innovations L49

Input industries 9L

Input output analysis LM

Input-output analysis 67

Integration 6

Interactions Lu

Interest groups 9

International trade 183

Intervention 2M

Investment 138, L86

Investment promotion I82

Investments LT3,2l0

Iowa 4, 98, 98

Japan Y2

Job layoff ?59

Job skills l8r'', ?n1,2?5

Kansas 9L, lU, 237

Kentucky 33,7I,95, 1.16, 130

Labor ?n, 52

I-abor allocation n

Labor and laboring classes 79

Labor force ll2

Labor legislation 190

Labor market 27, 53,7I,10f', LzL, L?8, L3I, L3f,

16L, L80, 183, 191, ?M, 47, ?55

I-abor mobility 188

I-abor relations 190

Labor requirements n

Labor supply I?5

Laboratories lY

knd markets 52

r ^"d policy 49

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I-and use planning 39, 49, LL3

Law and legislation L87

Iradership 183, I8y'., ?n

I-egislation 115, 191

Licenses 87

Licenses and permits 12

Licensing 12,

Life style 184

Linear models 8

Literature reviews 47, 239

Livestock Y, IOL

Livestock censuses 223

Living conditions 115

Loans 22L,250

Local authority areas 41, 78, LY, 154, L96, 26

Local government 49, ffi, 109, L68, 183, 184

I-ocal planning 90, I33

Location 4, 148

Location of production L31, 138, L67,215

Location theory 21, 32, 4I, 52, 53, 55, 76, LLL,

L38, 1,39, l4l, 142, 752, l8r, 199, ?M

Ingging 10, 56

Inuisiana 11., Llz

Lumber trade 10

Maine 1,0, 1,0, 10

Maize 185

Management t2,2L8

Manitoba 212

Manpower policy, Rural ?3, 99, L?6

Manufacture 6, 21, ?6,37, 4L, 8, 57, 59, 62, &,

65, 71, '72, 75, 76, gL, 83, 85, 8, 92, 95, 97,

102, t03,lM, l?n, l3L,135, L%, L39, L4L, t42,

143, L47, r54, r57, 165, L6f., 178, 192, ?n2, 2ll,

213, 216,222,224, 2?6,2?3, 232, 2y,235,245,

256, 259

Manufactures 77, 189, 2L2, 2L2, 2I2

MaRicopa County (Ariz.) 257

Market competition L1, 48, 83, 102, 190, 218

Marketing 6, L2, 4, M

Marketing techniques ?nI

Markets 53

Manist economics 27, ?5L, 252

Maryland 53, lY

Massachusetts 5L, L?n, 229

Mathematical models 4L,75,9L, L06, L38, 141

Meat and livestock industry 3, 13, 185, 25L, 252

Meat industry and trade Y, LOt

Medical services L7

Men ?n,32

Methodology I3L

Michigan 29, 182

Migrant labor L72

Migration 5, Vl, 75

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Milk 47 Partnerships I23

Milk prices t67 Patents 22

Mineral resources 163, I& Patterns 26

Miners 107 Pennsylvania 2, 6, 53, 89, L02, L?3, ln, L62, ?35,

Mining 107, 154 243

Minnesota 145, ?n5, 210, 2I9 Performance 163, L64

Mississippi 61, 91, 155 Periodicals ?n3, ?n3, ?fi3

Missouri ?3, 109, 253 Pesticides L32

Mobilization 1()9 Pets L32

Models 3, 102, Lgl Pig farming 185

Monetary parity 232 Pigs 223

Monopsony 167 Plan implementation and evaluation 229

Montana ft,26 Plastics 2%

Moral development ?59 PolicY I45

Motivation 188 Political attitudes 181

Motor cars 224 Political Power 2N

Mountain areas 130 Politics 254

Mountain resorts 58 Pollutants t32

Multivariate analysis 59 Population chatge 5,6,72,2?3

Mutual funds 185 Population dpam,ics 24, ?6, l6L,2I6

National forests 56 Population growth 52, 173,2H,249

National Sea Grant Program 160 Populations 32

Natural gas 2?A Poultry industry I87, 2?i, 249

Natural resource economics 68 Poultry litter 249

Natural resources L93, 218 Poverty ?n, V+, 6I, 72, L?3, L3f., 172, 2L6

Nebraska 69 Power industry 155

Needs assessment 211 Preservation zffi

Networking 78, 167 Private firms L34

New business enterprises 146 Private investment 250

New Jersey 53 Private sector LY, 2N

New products 158 Probability 4l

New York 49, 53, lL3, 179, L92, ?fi, 256 Processi'g 127

New York (State) 23L,23L Produce trade L70, t77

North Carolina 6, 78, ?n! Production 8L, L76

North central states of U.SA. L24, L4, 156, L76 Production structure LL, I72, 174

North Dakota 69, 150, ZLL, 212 Profitability Ln, 140

North eastern states of U.SA. 76, 143, L67 Program development ?nL, ?n

Northern plains states of U.SA. L52 Program evaluation 75, L02, L?fi, 235, ?50

Objectives 199 Programs Ll4, I79, 235

Occupational status 82 Property ta:res 184

Occupations 80 Public agencies 3,9, 56, Iy, I55

Off-farm employment L%, 142, IU Public investment 3

Ohio 4, 45, ?5 Public loans K, L62

Oklahoma 13, ?i, 4, &, 65, t57, ilffi, 2n Public opinion 39, 198

Oregon 38, t45, 26 Public parks t7

Organization of work 172 Public relations 6, I84

Ornamental plants 82 Public schools l7

Outdoor recteation 159 Public services 17, 39, 52, lW, L84', 196

Ownership 78, 245 Public utilities 42

Packing-houses y Publicity sales promotion ?n5

Parks 20L Purchasing 135

Part time farming 136; 184 Quality of life tM, ?M

Participative management 78,225 Race relations 6t

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Rain L32

Ranking 53

Recreation L7, L10,24

Recreation area plnnning 29

Recreational facilities 87

Recruitment 14

Recycling 219

Regional accounting ?i, 87

Regional development 42, 52, L3L, 229

Regional disparities 1, L37, L48, 258

Regional planning 8, 52, I3L, 162

Regional surveys 85, 103, L3f, L52, 165, L6f, IgL,

L95,2L3

Regionalization ?I,59

Regions 143

Regression analysis 190

Regressions L28

Regulation 9

Regulations 7lI, 239

Rehabilitation 45

Relationships 59

Research 2M

Research projects 22

Resource allocation 104

Resource centers 102

Resource development 1,5, 30

Resource utilizaliott 45, 168

Retail marketing 25, 75

Retired people 186

Retirement 5, 147

Retraining 2?5

Retraining of farmers L47, lB4, ?nl

Returns 176

Road transport 111

Robots 192

Roles 23, 49, 153

Runoff L32

Rural animation &, 6, L29, 196

Rural areas 5, 21, %, $, 61, 69,7L,76,9I, 97,

LLz, 14t,143, I52, L56,162, 172, L74, L7g, LgL,

195,2I1, 214, 2L5, 222, 229,26

Rural communities 17, ?nr 30, 35, %,3'1, 56, 57,

62, 71,, 72, W, gg, 91, 103, 1.04, rls, r22, r24,

L35, L3g,145, 147,193, 194, 190, L!)6, Lg7, lgg,

?M, 2Ag, 226, 2n, 2y, 239, 2n, 2M, 250, 259

Rural conditions 70, l0l, L05, L37, 14f,,, L7l, ZS8

Rural depopulation 5

Rural development 7, 9, LL, 25, ?3,3I, 39, 42,

50, 63, &, 70, 72, 75, 79, 90, s, s, gL, 92,

93, l0/,, 109, 1L7, tlg, r22, L23, L24, 126, L3g,

L46., r5L,156, 159, Lsg, L62, 169, r70,1,79, 19L,

182, 1gg, lgg, Lgz, 194, Lgg, ?n, 201, ?M, ?ng,

216, 221,,2n, 232,2X,242, 245, 250,254, 255,

256

Rural economy 2, L9, 22, 23, 24, 35,37, 38, 50,

6, 69,81, 89, 106, 130, l%, t4, t4g, t52, I54,

r6L, 163,l&, 165, L6F., L8y'', lg7, lgg,20L, ?n2,

?M, 2L3,2L7, 2L9,2?6, 2?3,239, 246,247, 255

Rural environment 12,39, IL5

Rural industry 2, 6, L8, B, T,28, 50, 78, 8L, 86,

92, 97, gg, llg, L23, Ln, Lzg, L3f.J., L42, L4,

149, 159, L65, L6r.- 169, L74, Lgz, Lg3, L8y', IgL,

192, rg5,196, ?m, ?nt, ?M, ?frs, ?M, ?fr7, ?ng,

2L2, 2L3,2lg, 22I, 2?5,227, 2n,232, ?33, 243,

u7, ?50, 254, ?55, 256

Rural planning 16, 43, 49, L74,183, L85, ?n9, ?A

Rural society 130

Rural sociology 47, 25L, 252

Rural tourism 2n

Rural unemplolmnent 77, 24f,,, 254

Rural urban migration L47, 214, 228

Rural urban relations 5,32,55, 8L, L%, L49,2L5

Rural women 33

Rural youth 75, L88

Safety 198

Safety measures ?ffi, ?ffi

Salmo 19

Salmo salar 19

Saskatchewan zLz

Sawmilling L62

Seafoods 87

Sectoral analysis 2L5

Sectoral development 2L5

Self help 75,78

Self sufficiency 78

Service industries L94

Services 97,222

Setting up grants 2n, 256

Settlement patterns 32

Sex ratio 82

Siluroidea 18, 19

Simulation models 35, 167

Site class assessment 4l

Site factors 41,6, 53

Size l4l

Skiing 58, 107

Skilled labor 104, lM, 2I3

Slaughter weight 223

Sludges 2I9

Small business 100,203

Small businesses L7, 78, 85, 102, lI4, Lm, 149,

LsI, ?fi"|,, ?M, zLg, 2n,235

Small farms 55

Social aspects 3L, 3t, 3L

Social benefits 80

Social change 30, 6L, 108, 1,81, 197

Social costs 207

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Social mobility t72

Social participation 1(D

Social policy L74

Social services 17

Social stratification ?39

Social structure L28

Socioeconomic advisers Z4

Socioeconomic status 32

Sociolory of work 33

Soil conservation L87

Soil pollution L32

Solid waste 219

Solid wastes 17

South atlantic states of U.SA. 83

South Carolina 18, 128, 223, ZZ4

South central states of U.SA. ?5, 8, 78, L36,

\47, 161,193, 194, Lgg,2l3, 216, 217,225, 2?5,

229,232, 2U,245, 247

South Dakota 69

South eastern states of U.SA. ?5, B, 78, L%,

L47, L6L,193, 194, lgp.,2r3, 216, 217,2?5, 2?6,

228,232, ?9, A5,247

Southborsrrgh (Town) 51

Southern States 189, 189, 189, 189

Southern states of U.SA. 88

Specialization 255

Stabilization 57, 71, lLg

State government 78, 86, l?n, 162,168, 184, lqi,

2AL, 2L9,235, ?54,zfi

State governments 1

States 23

Statistical data 3

Statistics W,79,79, L?5, L?5, L25, L76

Steam power-plants 118

Structural change 22, 24, X, 4, 72, gL, 97, LL5,

Lzl,142,16L, 169,172,174,179, 191, 1g3, 191,

195, 201,226, n2

Students LD

Subsidies 118

Subsistence farming 130

Suffolk County 23L, 23t

Supply balance 84, 89, Ln, ?59

Supply reslrcnse 59

Support systems 78

Survep 39,53,68

Taxes I3L, t79

Technical aid 149

Technical progress 175, L42, 163, l&, Zl3, 238

Technical treining 2n

Technological innovations 187, 187, 189

Technologr 37, fr, 103, 104, IM, LZZ, L35, L3g,

182" ztl

Technologl trensfer L4, 7y, ?37

Teclrnology transfers L53, 2%

Telecommrrnications 36, L22

Tennessee 7, 8, 55, 92, I32, I92, ?fi

Tertiary sector 6,8L, t49

Texas 14r 35,38, 63, 63,91, lls, L45

Textile industries L53, ?X, 248

Textile industry .238

Textiles 259

.Timber trade 239

Tobacco zOL

Tourism 15, 29,58, 1L0, L45, I47,205, 24L,242,

u3,24

Tourism impact 68

Tourist attractions 24L

Tourist expenditure 241

Tourist guides 68

Tourist industry 7, 8, L2, 58, 73, I07, ZN, 24!,

242

Towns m, L07

Trade 97,228

Trade agreements 2X

Trade rnions 19'1,,247

flaining 52

Transfers 173

Transport 76, I3l, L47

Travel 243

Trends 5, 2L, 23, 24, 48, 59, 71,, ffi, L43, L74,

178, L85, 2?3, 232, 239, 24, 24r.,255

u.sA. 5, g, L2, 13, L7, lg, ?n, 2r,22, ?j,24, ?5,

n, n,32, 47, 50, 52,55, 59, 90, 91, &6,97,

104, 1,09, lLr, Lzg, r42,149, L51, L53, 1_54, 159,

L63, I&,165, 1ffi, 169, 174, 179, 19L, 196, 199,

190, 19L, Lgs, tg6, Lg7, tgg,2w, ?n2, ?M, ?n7,

?n8, 2L4,2I5, zLg, 227,239, 24O, 242,24, 250,

?5L, 252, 255

Uncertainties lI9, 222

Underemploynent ?n7

Unemplolment 24, 39, 57, 70,75, LIg,183, L95,

?[7, 229, 232, 259

United States L, 8, 3L, 51, 70, 74, 79, %, 99,

10L, 105, L?5, L?6, L37,14F',149, L5g, L7t, lg7,

I89, lg4, 203, 259,zffi

Universities L4, lL4, t53

University research 14

Unskilled labor 104

Urban areas 45, 179, 215, 222, 24F. 249, 254

Urbanization 249

Usage 85

Usda 56, L29

Utah 107

Vacation accomodation 12

Value added 11, 183

Vegetables S, 55, U, Ln

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