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Series Rural development perspectives. Remove constraint Rural development perspectives.: Rural development perspectives. Subjects rural communities Remove constraint rural communities: rural communities Subjects economic impact Remove constraint economic impact: economic impact

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1. 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)

2. 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)

3. No great impact on rural areas expected from computers and telecommunications.

Author:: Tweeten, L.
Subject:: rural areas , computers , microprocessors , telecommunications , rural communities , employment opportunities , home-based businesses , economic impact , rural development , income distribution , United States
Physical description:: p. 7-10.
Collection:: Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:: Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:: Rural development perspectives : June 1987. v. 3 (3)

4. Poultry processing created more rural jobs than red-meat packing during the 1980's.

Author:: Brown, D.
Subject:: meat , poultry meat , food processing , economic impact , rural communities , employment opportunities , input output analysis , United States
Physical description:: p. 33-39.
Collection:: Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:: Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:: Rural development perspectives : Feb 1994. v. 9 (2)

5. Should rural communities fear bank deregulation?

Author:: Milkove, D.L. , Sullivan, P.J.
Subject:: deregulation , rural communities , rural areas , credit , economic impact , markets , United States
Physical description:: p. 2-8.
Collection:: Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:: Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:: Rural development perspectives : Feb 1989. v. 5 (2)

6. Tax reform implications for rural communities and farmers.

Author:: Durst, R.L. , Reeder, R.J.
Subject:: economic development , income tax , laws and regulations , federal government , investment , rural communities , economic impact , United States
Physical description:: p. 2-6.
Collection:: Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:: Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:: Rural development perspectives : June 1987. v. 3 (3)

7. Urban-oriented program helped rural communities.

Author:: Howland, M. , Miller, T.
Subject:: rural communities , rural development , development projects , economic development , grants , loans , employment , case studies , economic impact , program evaluation , United States
Physical description:: p. 13-18.
Collection:: Rural Development Publications Collection
Series:: Rural development perspectives.
Part Of:: Rural development perspectives : Oct 1988. v. 5 (1)