Title: The impact of enterprise zones on employment
First published: 1995
Description: The first national study (Part One) ever to investigate the effect of Enterprise Zones on the employment of residents, and the first local study (Part Two) ever to investigate the number of jobs created per zone residents and business. Terry Van Allen's analyses draw some important, and surprising, conclusions from the data derived from the 1989 U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development national survey of 60 EZs and their surrounding communities in 14 states.

Providing a thorough historical background covering state and federal programs in Great Britain as well as in the United States, and an overview of the literature and economic theories on employment, Terry Van Allen's study offers major insights on the implication of Enterprise Zones policy as well as crucial policy recommendations for greater efficiency and success.

A major contribution to city, state and federal initiatives for job creation and economic development, the Impact of Enterprise Zones on Employment provides a detailed and complete resource that will be of great use to all involved in public policy and administration.
Subjects: States, Job creation, Enterprise zones, Employment (Economic theory)
Places: United States
LC classification: HD5724 .V357 1995