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Are Small Urban Centers Magnets for Economic Growth?

by Benjamin Scafidi; William J. Smith; Mary Beth Walker

Dec 1, 2001

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This report estimates a model of county-level job growth and finds an effect of small urban centers on their regional economies.

Are Small Urban Centers Magnets for Economic Growth?

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Title: Are Small Urban Centers Magnets for Economic Growth?
Publication date 2001-12-01
Publication Year 2001
Authors Benjamin Scafidi , William J. Smith , Mary Beth Walker
Copyright holder(s) Fiscal Research Center of the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies
Document type Report/Whitepaper , Text
Language English
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