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1. Ailing banks and S&L's get federal help, but at what risk?

Author:
Gajewski, G. , Hagerman, D.
Subject:
bankruptcy , rural areas , rural development , economic impact , deregulation , government and administration , risk
Physical description:
p. 29-34.
Collection:
Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:
Rural development perspectives : Oct 1987. v. 4 (1)

2. America's aging farmers who will take their place?

Author:
Gale, F.
Subject:
farmers , age , demography , economic impact , rural areas , United States
Physical description:
p. 20-24.
Collection:
Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:
Rural development perspectives : [1992?]. v. 8 (3)

3. Assess impact of RD plan before acting.

Author:
Nelson, D.M.
Subject:
rural development , economic impact , rural planning , economic resources , human resources
Physical description:
p. 40-42.
Collection:
Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:
Rural development perspectives. 1980 Oct.

4. Biotech tradeoffs in the rural economy.

Author:
Buttel, F.H.
Subject:
biotechnology , economic impact , employment opportunities , farm structure , agricultural research , somatotropin , dairy industry , United States
Physical description:
p. 11-15.
Collection:
Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:
Rural development perspectives : June 1987. v. 3 (3)

5. Community ties to the farm.

Author:
Henderson, D. , Tweeten, L. , Schriener, D.
Subject:
farm structure , rural communities , supply balance , economic resources , consumer expenditure , farm families , business enterprises , economic impact , Oklahoma
Physical description:
p. 31-35.
Collection:
Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:
Rural development perspectives : June 1989. v. 5 (3)

6. Computer model helps communities gauge effects of new industry.

Author:
Long, C. , Woods, M. , Jones, L.L.
Subject:
rural communities , economic development , cost benefit analysis , economic impact , industry , simulation models , case studies , Texas
Physical description:
p. 21-24.
Collection:
Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:
Rural development perspectives : June 1987. v. 3 (3)

7. Falling energy prices hurt rural mining counties.

Author:
Bluestone, H. , Petrulis, M.
Subject:
economic impact , energy cost of activities , mining , unemployment , income distribution , economic development , United States
Physical description:
p. 39-40.
Collection:
Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:
Rural development perspectives : June 1987. v. 3 (3)

8. Hogtowns and rural development.

Author:
Broadway, M.J.
Subject:
swine , economic impact , rural development , employment , retail marketing , livestock and meat industry , Corn Belt region
Physical description:
p. 40-46.
Collection:
Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:
Rural development perspectives : Feb 1994. v. 9 (2)

9. Income transfers, taxes, and the poor.

Author:
Bentley, S.
Subject:
rural areas , laws and regulations , economic impact , income tax , poverty , welfare economics , household income , government and administration , United States
Physical description:
p. 30-33.
Collection:
Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:
Rural development perspectives : Feb 1987. v. 3 (2)

10. Interstate highway interchanges reshape rural communities.

Author:
Moon, H.E. Jr.
Subject:
rural development , roads , economic impact , Kentucky
Physical description:
p. 35-38.
Collection:
Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:
Rural development perspectives : Oct 1987. v. 4 (1)