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1. A rural perspective of welfare reform. I. Issues.

Author:: Carlin, T. , Pryor, S.
Subject:: rural poverty , welfare reform , social welfare programs , family structure , elderly , Blacks , Whites , American Indians , rural education and training
Physical description:: p. 12-14.
Collection:: Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:: Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:: Rural development perspectives. 1980 Mar.

2. Black farmers: Why such a severe and continuing decline?

Author:: Beale, C.
Subject:: Blacks , farmers , small farms , land ownership , history , United States
Physical description:: p. 12-14.
Collection:: Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:: Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:: Rural development perspectives : Feb/May 1991. v. 7 (2)

3. Despite progress, rural poverty demands attention.

Author:: Hoppe, B.
Subject:: rural poverty , geographical distribution , elderly , Blacks , Whites , American Indians , family structure , education , rural population
Physical description:: p. 7-11.
Collection:: Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:: Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:: Rural development perspectives. 1980 Mar.

4. Metro-nonmetro differences in long-term poverty among blacks.

Author:: Adams, T.K. , Duncan, G.J.
Subject:: Blacks , poverty , employment , social services , United States
Physical description:: p. 2-6.
Collection:: Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:: Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:: Rural development perspectives : Feb/May 1991. v. 7 (2)

5. Real incomes of rural Black and Hispanic workers fell further behind in the 1980's.

Author:: Lyson, T.A.
Subject:: Blacks , Hispanics , rural areas , minorities , employment opportunities , economic recovery , Whites , income , Southeastern United States
Physical description:: p. 7-11.
Collection:: Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:: Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:: Rural development perspectives : Feb/May 1991. v. 7 (2)

6. Southern black belt counties improve some, but still lag behind rest of region.

Author:: Bellamy, D.
Subject:: Blacks , rural population , rural development , economic development , Southeastern United States
Physical description:: p. 42-43.
Collection:: Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:: Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:: Rural development perspectives : Feb/May 1991. v. 7 (2)

7. The changing U.S. farm population.

Author:: Banks, V.J. , Kalbacher, J.Z.
Subject:: rural areas , rural population , farm structure , geographical distribution , Blacks , Whites , family farms
Physical description:: p. 43-46.
Collection:: Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:: Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:: Rural development perspectives. 1980 Mar.

8. Whites, blacks affected differently by economic development in rural Georgia.

Author:: Oliveira, V.J.
Subject:: economic development , rural development , races , employment , education , Blacks , income , Georgia
Physical description:: p. 13-16.
Collection:: Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:: Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:: Rural development perspectives - U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service. June 1985. v. 1 (3)