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Series Rural development perspectives. Remove constraint Rural development perspectives.: Rural development perspectives. Subjects rural areas Remove constraint rural areas: rural areas Subjects wage rates Remove constraint wage rates: wage rates

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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. Manufacturers' restructuring in nonmetro areas contributes to lagging pay, job instability.

Author:: Bernat, G.A. Jr.
Subject:: wage rates , industry , rural areas , employment , manufacturing , United States
Physical description:: p. 32-33.
Collection:: Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:: Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:: Rural development perspectives : [1992?]. v. 8 (1)

3. Manufacturing restructuring and rural economies: job growth but lagging wages.

Author:: Bernat, G.A. Jr.
Subject:: wage rates , rural areas , employment opportunities , economic development , manufacturing , labor productivity , United States
Physical description:: p. 2-8.
Collection:: Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:: Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:: Rural development perspectives : June 1994. v. 9 (3)

4. New and expanding firms provide new jobs in rural Georgia.

Author:: Schaub, J.D.
Subject:: wage rates , rural areas , employment , rural development , Georgia
Physical description:: p. 26-29.
Collection:: Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:: Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:: Rural development perspectives - U.S. Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service. Oct 1984. v. 1 (1)

5. Producer services growing quickly in rural areas, but still concentrated in urban areas.

Author:: Porterfield, S.L. , Sizer, M.
Subject:: wage rates , rural areas , urban areas , employment , economic development , United States
Physical description:: p. 2-8.
Collection:: Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:: Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:: Rural development perspectives : Oct 1994. v. 10 (1)

6. Service sector offers more jobs, lower pay.

Author:: Porterfield, S.
Subject:: off-farm employment , rural areas , wage rates , income distribution , United States
Physical description:: p. 2-7.
Collection:: Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:: Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:: Rural development perspectives : June/Sept 1990. v. 6 (3)

7. Small gains for rural Indians who move to cities.

Author:: Snipp, M. , Sandefur, G.D.
Subject:: American Indians , urban areas , rural areas , rural urban migration , wage rates , employment opportunities , socioeconomic status , geographical distribution , United States
Physical description:: p. 22-25.
Collection:: Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:: Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:: Rural development perspectives : Oct 1988. v. 5 (1)

8. Workers with higher literacy skills not as well rewarded in rural areas.

Author:: Greenberg, E.J. , Swaim, P.L. , Teixeira, R.A.
Subject:: wage rates , labor , rural areas , literacy , urban areas , statistical analysis , United States
Physical description:: p. 45-52.
Collection:: Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:: Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:: Rural development perspectives : June 1995. v. 10 (3)