The impact of location and community characteristics on economic specialization in the North Central Region

Hushak, L.J.; Gyekye, A.B.

The impact of location and community characteristics on economic specialization in the North Central Region

1983

Hushak, L.J. | Gyekye, A.B.

Extract: The general objective of this study is to examine whether counties can be classified into a "usefully small" number of prototype counties. The employment structure of each county is used to classify each county. The relationship between employment structure and location and community characteristics is then examined using a discriminant model. The empirical analysis is carried out with 1970 data for the North Central Region of the United States.

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employment north central states (usa) rural population

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ESO - Ohio State University, Dept. of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology | ESO Ohio State Univ Dep Agric Econ Rural Soc

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Land development; Land reform and utilization (macroeconomics); Location theory; Rural industrial growth; Regional analysis; Location model

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English

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Includes 17 references.

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Monograph; Book; Text

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The impact of location and community characteristics on economic specialization in the North Central Region

1983

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