Approaches to Economic Development
Readings From Economic Development Quarterly

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November 1998 | 344 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc

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This Reader presents a selection of articles from Economic Development Quarterly, the premier journal for practitioners and academics of local economic development. The pieces chosen cover both the breadth and the cutting edge of real world economic development practices.

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Introduction

PART ONE: STRATEGIC PARADIGMS

W R Thompson

Policy-Based Analysis for Local Economic Development

T Bartik

The Market Failure Approach to Regional Economic Development Policy

J Kasarda

City Jobs and Residents on a Collision Course

The Urban Underclass Dilemma

M Porter

New Strategies for Inner-City Economic Development

PART TWO: POLICIES AND PROGRAMS

L Ledebur and D Woodward

Adding a Stick to the Carrot

Location Incentives with Clawbacks, Rescissions and Recalibrations

K Ihlanfeldt

Ten Principles for State Tax Incentives

D Ranney and J Betancur

Labor-Force-Based Development

A Community-Oriented Approach to Targeting Job Training and Industrial Development

P Doeringer and D Terkla

Business Strategy and Cross-Industry Clusters

PART THREE: NEIGHBORHOODS AND SOCIAL EQUITY

W Wiewel, B Brown and M Morris

The Linkage between Regional and Neighborhood Development

E Hill and T Bier

Economic Restructuring

Earnings, Occupations and Housing Values in Cleveland

J Nowak

Neighborhood Initiative and the Regional Economy

J Blair and C Endres

Hidden Economic Development Assets

PART FOUR: STATE AND REGIONAL ISSUES

S Clarke and G Gaile

The Next Wave

Postfederal Local Economic Development Strategies

P Eisinger

State Economic Development in the 1990s

Politics and Policy Learning

E Goetz and T Kayser

Competition and Cooperation in Economic Development

A Study of the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area

A Nelson with W Drummond and D Sawicki

Exurban Industrialization

Implications for Economic Development Policy

PART FIVE: POLITICS, PLANNING AND EVALUATION

H Wolman with D Spitzley

The Politics of Local Economic Development

H Rubin

Shoot Anything That Flies, Claim Anything That Falls

Conversations with Economic Development Practitioners

L Reese and D Fasenfest

What Works Best? Values and the Evaluation of Local Economic Development Policy

M Marvel and W Shkurti

The Economic Impact of Development

Honda in Ohio

J Blair and L Reese

Customization and Economic Efficiency

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