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1. An update on rural manufacturing: rural capital expenditures lagged urban in 1992.

Author:
Bernat, G.A. Jr.
Subject:
wage rates , employment , rural areas , urban areas , capital , manufacturing , labor productivity , United States
Physical description:
p. 15-19.
Collection:
Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:
Rural development perspectives : Feb 1995. v. 10 (2)

2. Are substate RD units serving towns?

Author:
Christenson, J.A. , Warner, P.D. , Colliver, M.C. , Crouch, R.T.
Subject:
rural development , local government , rural areas , urban areas , grants , towns
Physical description:
p. 29-32.
Collection:
Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:
Rural development perspectives. 1980 Mar.

3. Farm-linked jobs important in cities too.

Author:
Edmondson, W. , Babula, R.A. , Schluter, G.
Subject:
urban areas , employment , wholesale marketing , retail marketing
Physical description:
p. 36-37.
Collection:
Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:
Rural development perspectives : June 1988. v. 4 (3)

4. Federal spending in rural areas: A fair deal?

Author:
Reid, J.N. , Godsey, W.M. , Hines, F.K.
Subject:
rural development , federal government , governmental programs and projects , rural areas , urban areas
Physical description:
p. 27-29.
Collection:
Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:
Rural development perspectives. 1978 Nov.

5. How much urban impact on the South's farm and forest lands?

Author:
Healy, R.G.
Subject:
urban areas , agricultural land , population growth , land use , urbanization
Physical description:
p. 27-30.
Collection:
Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:
Rural development perspectives - U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service. Oct 1985. v. 2 (1)

6. Job training lags for rural workers.

Author:
Swaim, P.L.
Subject:
labor , rural areas , urban areas , job performance , United States
Physical description:
p. 53-60.
Collection:
Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:
Rural development perspectives : June 1995. v. 10 (3)

7. Minnesota's nonmetro cities use revolving loans as a development tool.

Author:
Stinson, T.F. , Lubov, A.
Subject:
urban areas , rural areas , loans , rural development , Minnesota
Physical description:
p. 12-15.
Collection:
Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:
Rural development perspectives : [June 1992?] v. 8 (2)

8. Mobile homes: More but where, for whom, why.

Author:
Mikesell, J.
Subject:
rural housing , rural areas , urban areas , geographical distribution , elderly
Physical description:
p. 40-42.
Collection:
Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:
Rural development perspectives. 1980 Mar.

9. More metro than nonmetro students have access to computers, but their rates of usage are similar.

Author:
Greenberg, E.J.
Subject:
high school students , rural youth , computers , rural areas , urban areas , United States
Physical description:
p. 61-64.
Collection:
Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:
Rural development perspectives : June 1995. v. 10 (3)

10. More rural students are graduating from high school, but a serious dropout problem remains.

Author:
Paasch, K.M. , Swaim, P.L.
Subject:
high school students , rural areas , rural youth , urban areas , statistical analysis , United States
Physical description:
p. 24-34.
Collection:
Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:
Rural development perspectives : June 1995. v. 10 (3)