Industrial location theory

Jones, Lonnie L.; Woods, Mike

Industrial location theory

1982

Jones, Lonnie L. | Woods, Mike (Michael Denton)

Extract: Attracting manufacturing plants is one means for communities seeking economic development and growth. This publication reviews the development of industrial location theory from early contributions to recent times. Highlights and important contributions are included. Individual location factors considered important are discussed. This publication is intended as a general reference for persons interested in industrial location. It can also be used as a teaching aid by Extension specialists or other professionals. Figures for overheads are included in this publication. Further questions concerning content can be directed to the authors.

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economic development industry

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Staff paper series (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station. Department of Agricultural Economics)

Departmental information report (Texas Agricultural Experiment Station. Department of Agricultural Economics)

Publisher

Texas Agricultural Experiment Station, Texas A & M University

Other Subjects

Agricultural economics (general); Location theory; Industrial location

Language

English

Note

Lonnie L. Jones and Mike D. Woods.

Includes bibliographical references (page 22).

Type

Bibliography; Book; Monograph; Report; Monograph; Book; Text

Corporate Author

Texas Agricultural Experiment Station.

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Industrial location theory

1982

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