Regional Research Institute

West Virginia University

Directors of the Regional Research Institute

William Miernyk Director 1965-83

Robert Saunders Acting Director 1969-70

Patrick Mann Acting Director 1983-84

Andrew Isserman Director 1985shy

Brian Cushing Acting Director 1991

This document was prepared by Mary Lou Myer Publications Manager

A Quarter Century of Scholarly Achievement

The Regional Research Institute opened on September 1 1965 Professor William Miernyk a regional economist trained at Harvard came to West Virginia University as founding Director His pioneering research on input-output modeling rapidly brought the Institute international prominence in regional economics and the new multidisciplinary field of regional science The orientation he established is at the heart of the Institute today

The Regional Research Institute exists for scholarly research Scholars define the research projects and scholars evaluate the proposals and results The overall objective is to increase knowledge through publication ofjournal articles and books

Graduate students are an integral part of the Institute As their educations progress so do their roles on research projects They learn research skills conduct and publish research and present papers at conferences

The scope of the Institute extends beyond the economic and social problems of Appalachia to similar regions elsewhere It incorporates an enduring focus on quantitative methods for studying regions and evaluating policy directions

The Institute encourages and nurtures international and multidisciplinary research It organizes conferences and seminars initiates research activities publishes an international journal creates research opportunities abroad and hosts visiting scholars

For 25 years the Regional Research Institute has helped scholars do research For numerous individuals both at West Virginia University and elsewhere it has provided crucial encouragement stimulation and opportunities Its programs now involve faculty members from six colleges undergraduate as well as graduate students and an extensive network of scholars in the United States and abroad

West Virginia Universitys strong unswerving commitment to regionally oriented scholarly research has produced an exceptional legacy This catalog is a tribute to the scholars the University and their quarter century of research achievement

Andrew M ssennan Director August 1991

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Table of Contents

Page

The Orientation of the Regional Research Institute 1

Subject Index 5

Regional Economic and Social Development

Regional Development 5

Labor Markets Migration and Population Distribution 6

Industrial Location and Market Areas 8

Resources and Utilities 9

Public Finance and Transportation 11

Human Services and Other Policy 12

Regional Models and Methods of Analysis

Economic Models and Analysis 14

Population Models and Analysis 16

Resource Models and Analysis 17

Social Science Directions 18

Chronological Listing 20

1990 Working Papers 34

Author Index 35

NOTE This catalog includes some items that were published after or before an authors affiliation

with the Regional Research Institute

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The Orientation of the Regional Research Institute

The statements in this section are taken from various documents beginning with the Institutes 1965-66 Annual Report and concluding with its 1990 Planning Report

J one 30 1966

The Regional Research Institute was established on September 1 1965 to serve as a center for regionally-oriented basic research in the social sciences at West Virginia University Financial support is provided by the University and the Benedum Foundation A substantIal part of the Institutes research effort will be concerned with economic and social problems in West Virginia and Appalachia Research activities will not be limited to this region however

The distinction between basic and applied research is not easy to make Broadly speaking however basic research is concerned with adding to knowledge while applied research as a problem-solving orientation In so far as this distinction can be made the Institute will be concerned with basic research This is not to say that Institute studies will be highly abstract or esoteric Indeed it is anticipated that most studies will be empirical Hopefully the results will be useful to state and regional policy makers Some of the projects will be frankly experimental however and others will be more concerned WIth methodology than with the testing of specific hypotheses or the empirical implementation of existing models

The Institute will not be a service center nor will it be an outlet for publication The results of research conducted in the Institute will be published as journal articles books or monographs

The activities of the Institute will not be conducted in an academic vacuum One of the major justifications for the establishment of organized research centers on univerSIty campuses is that they contribute to strong graduate programs Without impinging upon the activities of other campus research units we hope that the Institute can play an important part in the development of a strong graduate program in economics and in the expansion of graduate programs in the other social sciences

Studies currently under way are limited to a single discipline but it is hoped that some new projects will be multi-disciplinary in nature Professional staff members will have conlplete freedom to conduct research of interest to them provided it can be classified as basic and has a regional orientation

Jone 30 1971

For the first time since the Institute was established in September 1965 the staff includes representatives of disciplines other than economics It appears that the Institute is moving towards one of the objectives mentioned in the first annual report and is becoming Ita center for regionally-oriented basic research

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June 1972

Because of its multidisciplinary nature the Institute is not affiliated with any single college

June 20 1975

The Institute is now providing less salary support to a small number of researchers and more supporting services to a larger number of individuals

June 30 1975

Looking ahead to the next decade we hope to broaden the multidisciplinary base of the Institute without any reduction in regional and interregional economic studies We would also like to middotmaintain the diversity of methodological approaches and the mix of abstract and applied studies characteristic of our work during the past decade Our goal will be to maintain a flexible approach both methodologically and in terms of the problems to be investigated

June 30 1976

Some of the Institutes work reflects the winds of change almost a third of the papers completed this year for example deal with energy issues Others however deal with methodological or analytical matters which are essentially timeless Our objective is to maintain a mix of theoretical empirical and policy-related studies

July 1976

Primary goals To serve as a center for the conduct of regionally oriented basic research at West Virginia University and to maintain and generate analytic tools and skills for the conduct of basic research in regional development

June 30 1977

Studies conducted in the Institute reflect a wide variety of research interests despite the relatively small size of the Institute staff Their common bond is that they deal with markets social systems or organizations which have a spatial dimension

June 14 1979

With guidance from the Institute the State has been using the revised input-output model to estimate the inlpacts of new or expanded economic activities

The Institute has an unusual mode of operation in which research associates are free to conduct research on topics which interest them The projects conducted here continue to be multifaceted with many types of research conducted simultaneously The Institute does not publish its own work Thus all books monographs and papers must meet the standards of professional journals and publishing companies

June 30 1979

We plan to continue to contribute to the intellectual life of the University community by sponsoring symposia led by distinguished scholars from other institutions

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June 16 1980

A wide range of support services are provided to faculty members associated with the Institute In addition to these valued services the Institute provides office space for Research Associates as well as a quiet and relaxed environment that is conducive to research efforts We also have a specialized library which serves many of the needs of our Research Associates

June 18 1981

All of the studies supported by the Institute are spatial in character Much of the recent research is concerned with energy environmental and other relevant policy issues

June 30 1981

The Institute remains one of the smaller research units in the University--deliberate choice--but size appears to have little to do with productivity The seven members of the professional staff aided immeasurably by talented and diligent research assistants secretaries and research aides maintained a high level of output this year

June 30 1983

Students are encouraged to co-author books and articles--and on occasion to submit papers under their own names--for publication Our record on this score is excellent Ten of the 18 GRAs who wrote doctoral dissertations were published authors before receiving their degrees Most who have gone on to academic positions have continued to publish

Since the Institute was started in 1965 approximately one-half of the students receiving PhDs in Economics from West Virginia University have served as research assistants at the Institute Eighteen of those students completed dissertations based on research conducted at the Institute

Dr William Miernyk established a research environment in which the attainment of excellence prevailed

March 16 1984

Unlike many university institutes the Regional Research Institute seems to have been founded primarily to promote research rather than primarily to bring outside research funds and overhead to campus

August 1988

The Regional Research Institute focuses on the economic and social developn1ent of lagging regions such as Appalachia within the United States on theories and methods for studying regions and on policies and strategies for stimulating their development

The Institute attracts to West Virginia University many visiting scholars from abroad each year Their presence stimulates new research and fosters an international perspective on regional economic and social development Recent visitors staying three months or more have come from Australia Canada England Hungary Scotland and the Soviet Union A

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January 1989

The Regional Research Institute supports research requirin~ modest on-campus resources and provides assistance to faculty members in secunng external research grants Faculty research associates are selected on the basis of their research proposals which are sent for external review to former or present members of National Science Foundation review panels

August 1989

A pilot program for honors students encourages promising undergraduates to consider socIal science research careers Undergraduate fellows receive research trainin~ participate in research projects and then conduct their own research with the assIstance of fa~ulty members

August 1989

By hosting four meetings in 1987 and 1988 the Regional Research Institute established itself as an international conference center for regional science and related fields There were over a hundred seminars and workshops and two faculty short courses during the four years 1985 through 1988

More than sixty scholars visited the Regional Research Institute in 1984-88 Several came to the Institute as a result of cooperative research agreements initiated in the period 1985 to 1988 between the Institute and other research centers In each case the center is actively doing research on lagging regions of developed countries

In 1986 the Institute became the publisher of the International Regional Science Review a refereed journal with subscribers in 67 nations

The primary source of external funding during 1984-89 was the National Science Foundation fronl which five grants were received in 1987 and one in 1986

November 1990

Fourteen faculty research associates from six different colleges have been appointed through the annual competition initiated in 1988 Twelve undergraduates are conducting research with faculty mentors under the Honors Fellows program initiated in 1989 Several international programs are now active two-way exchanges A seminar with the Hunsarian Academy of Sciences this May has spawned several research activities and sImilar seminars have been planned with the University of Glasgow for 1991 and the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences in 1992 The USshyBulgarian seminars in 1987 and 1989 and the Institutes visiting scholar program have led to a MacArthur Foundation grant exceeding $400000

Three interdisciplinary research groups are forming The first group focuses on rural poverty and its amelioration the second on the economic and social development of the worlds major coal regions and the third on econonucshyenvironmental issues in eastern Europe The hope is that in three years the Institutes traditional strength in regional economic modeling and policy analysis will be augmented by strong teams in additional interdisciplinary research areas

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Subject Index

Regional Economic and Social Development

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT

9018 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Industrial Restructuring and Economic Development Strategies in a Japanese Steel Town The Case of Kitakyushu Town Planning Review 614 389-411

9012 MARY BETH PUDUP 1990 T4e Limits of Subsistence Agriculture and Industry in Central Appalachia Agricultural History 641 61-89

9010 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Helping Small Manufacturers Modernize Issues in Science and Technology 71 49-54

904 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Modern Times Learning from State Initiatives in Industrial Extension and Technology Transfer Economic Development Quarterly 43 186-202

903 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 State Initiatives to Modernize US Small and Midsized Manufacturers In Financing Economic Development eds Richard D Bingham Edward W Hill and Sammis B White Newbury Park CA Sage Publications

8912 MICHAEL B TEITZ and PHILIP SHAPIRA 1989 Growth and Turbulence in the California Economy In Deindustrialization and Regional Economic Transfonnation eds Lloyd Rodwin and Hidehiko Sazanami Winchester MA Unwin Hyman Inc

897 RONALD L LEWIS 1989 Why Dont You Bake Bread Franklin Trubee and the Scotts Run Reciprocal Economy Goldenseal 15Spring 34-41

895 MARY BETH PUDUP 1989 The Boundaries of Class in Preindustrial Appalachia Journal ofHistorical Geography 152 139-162

885 JOHN PICKIJES 1988 Recent Changes in Regional Policy in South Africa Geography 733 233-239 8715 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1987 Fossil Fuels and Regional Economic Development In Energy and the

Southwest Economy Dallas Federal Reserve Bank 8714 ROBERT WALKER 1987 Regional Development and Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological

Modelling 37 303-316 864 MARY BETH PUDUP 1986 Beyond the Traditional Mountain Subculture A New Look at Preshy

industrial Appalachia In Impact ofInstitutions on Appalachia eds J Lloyd and A G Campbell Boone NC Appalachian Consortium Press

8515 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Energy Constraints and Economic Development in the Northeast In Economic Prospects for the Northeast eds Harry W Richardson and Joseph H Turek Philadelphia Temple University Press

8410 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and PETER S FISHER 1984 Population Forecasting and Local Economic Planning The Limits on Community Control over Uncertainty Population Research and Policy Review 31 27-50

849 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1984 Energy and Regional Development In Energy Costs Urban Development and Housing eds Anthony Downs and Katharine L Bradbury Washington DC The Brookings Institution

8216 WILLIAM H MIEAAYK 1982 The Differential Effects of Rising Energy Prices on Regional Income and Employment In High Energy Costs Assessing the Burden ed Hans H Landsberg Baltimore The Johns Hopkins University Press for Resources for the Future

8215 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Energy Availability and State Economic Development Journal ofEnergy and Development 72 163-171

8110 ADAM ROSE DAVID KOLK MICHAEL BRADY and ROBERT KNEISEL 1981 Energy Development and Urban Employment Creation The Case of the City of Los Angeles Energy 610 1041-1052

8018 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 Regional Shifts in Economic Base and Structure in the United States Since 1940 In Alternatives to Confrontation ed Victor L Arnold Lexington MA DC Heath and Company

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SO17 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 An Evaluation The Tools of Regional Development Policy Growth and Change 112 2-6

7917 JOHN M GOWDY 1979 Economic Growth Models and Regional Steady State Planning Growth and Change 103 37-42

7914 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 A Note on Recent Regional Growth Theories Journal ofRegional Science 193 303-308

7913 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 Resource Constraints and Regional Development Policy Atlantic Economic Journal 83 16-23

7719 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 The Changing Structure of the Southern Economy In Economics of Southern Growth eds E Blaine Liner and Lawrence K Lynch Research Triangle Park NC The Southern Growth Policies Board

7718 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 EDA and the Objectives of Regional Development Policy Explorations in Economic Research 43 390-408

7717 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Rising Energy Prices and Regional Economic Development Growth and Change 83 2-7

7623 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Decline of the Northern Perimeter Society 13 24-26 7622 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Regional Economic Consequences of High Energy Prices in the United

States Journal of Energy and Development 12 213-239 7621 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Some Regional Impacts of the Rising Cost of Energy Papers of the

Regional Science Association 37 213-227 76W GREGORY J L YI 1976 Towards the Application of Dynamic Growth Theory to Regions

Generalizations and Comments Journal ofRegional Science 161 117-124 7514 WILLIAM H MIER1gtYK 1975 The Northeast Isnt What It Used to Be In Balanced Growth for the

Northeast Proceedings of a Conference of Legislative Leaders on the Future of the Northeast New York State Senate

7513 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 Regional Employment Impacts of Rising Energy Prices Labor Law Journal 268 518-523

7422 JOHN P BlAIR and WALTER CHATFIELD 1974 Pareto Optimal Growth Public Choice 21 93-97 7420 G RICHARD DREESE 1974 Banks and Regional Economic Development Southern Economic Journal

404 647-656 717 ROBERT D BRITT 1971 The Appalachian Regional Development Program Growth and Change 23

3-13 6911 CARL W HALE 1969 The Optimality of Local Subsidies in Regional Development Programs

Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 93 35-50 6910 WILLIAM H MIERYK 1969 British Regional Development Policy Journal ofEconomic Issues 33 33shy

42 698 woo SIK KEE 1969 The Cause of Urban Poverty Journal ofHuman Resources 81 93-99 6810 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1968 The Role of State and Local Government in the

Economic Development of Appalachia Land Economics 441 50-58 689 CARL W HALE 1968 Local Subsidies Regional Development or Regional Rivalry American

Industrial Development Council Journal 34 33-53 673 CARL W HALE 1967 The Mechanism of the Spread Effect in Regional Development Land

Economics 434 45-52 672 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Appalachian Development The Long-Run View Poverty and Human

Resources Abstracts 23 36-43 662 WILLIAM H MIE~ryJ 1966 Experience under the British Local Employment Acts of 1960 and 1963

Industrial and Labor Relations Review 201 30-49

LABOR MARKETS MIGRATION AND POPULATION DISTRIBUTION

9014 SALLY WARD MAGGARD 1990 Gender Contested Womens Participation in the Brookside Coal Strike In Women and Social Protest eds Guida West and Rhoda Blumberg NY Oxford University Press

9013 MARY BETH PUDUP 1990 Womens Work in the West Virginia Economy West Virginia History 49 7shy20

892 ROBERT WALKER and MICHAEL HANNAN 1989 Dynamic Settlement Processes The Case of US Immigration The Professional Geographer 412 172-183

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891 RONALD L LEWIS 1989 From Peasant to Proletarian The Migration of Southern Blacks to the Central Appalachian Coalfields The Journal ofSouthern History 551 77-102

887 CARlA DICKSIEIN 1988 The Role of Cooperative Development Agencies in Developing Worker Cooperatives Lessons from Philadelphia Economic and Industrial Democracy 92 197-224

8517 LEE DE COlA 1985 Lognormal Estimates of Macroregional City-Size Distributions 1950-70 Environment and Planning A 1712 1637-1652

856 RONALD L LEWIS 1985 Job Control and Race Relations in the Coal Fields 1870-1920 Journal of Ethnic Studies 124 36-64

8313 GASPERA GAROFAW and MICHAELS FOGAR1Y 1983 A Note on the Measurement of Agglomeration Economies with Compensation for Urban Disamenities Journal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 104 383-387

8312 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1983 Decline of the Metropolitan Economy A New Interpretation Urban Studies 204 495-497

8310 R TODD ZDORKOWSKl and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1983 Two Views of the City as a Source of SpaceshyTime Trends in EconomicDevelopment and the Decline of Human Fertility Urban Geography 41 54shy62

835 DAVIDA PlANE and ANDREWM ISSERMAN 1983 US Interstate Labor Force Migration An Analysis of Trends Net Exchanges and Migration Subsystems Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 175-6 251shy266

834 BRIAN J CUSHING and MAHLON R STRASZHEIM 1983 Agglomeration Economies in the Public and Private Sector Urban Spatial and Fiscal Structure In Perspectives on Local Public Finance and Public Policy ed John Quigley Greenwich CT JAI Press

826 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1982 The Determinants of Residential Succession with Renewal Effects Journal of Urban Economics 111 1-10

8113 WILLIAM H MIER~ 1981 The 1981 Coal Strike A View from the Outside Labor Law Journal 8281 564-567

8111 R Q HANHAM and H CHANG 1981 Wage Inflation in a Growth Region The American Sun Belt In Regional Wage Inflation and Unemployment ed R L Martin Great Britain Pion Limited

816 CLIFFORD B HAWLEY and MICHAELS FOGAR1Y 1981 Can Agglomeration Economies Explain Why People Are Leaving Large Cities Environment and Planning A 132 225-230

8019 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y and GASPER GAROFALO 1980 Urban Size and the Amenity Structure of Cities Journal of Urban Economics 83 350-361

7918 GASPER GAROFAW and MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1979 Urban Income Distribution and the Urban Hierarchy-Equality Hypothesis Review ofEconomics and Statistics 613 381-388

7915 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and GLENN V FUGITI 1979 Population Growth and Retail Decline Conflicting Effects of Urban Accessibility in American Villages Rural Sociology 441 24-38

794 RONALD L LEWIS 1979 The Darkest Abode of Man Black Miners in the First Southern Coal Field 1780-1865 Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 190-202

7811 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y and GASPER GAROFAW 1978 An Exploration of the Real Productivity Effects of Cities Review ofRegional Studies 81 65-82

787 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Black Labor in the Eastern Virginia Coal Field 1765-1865 In Other Slaves Mechanics Artisans and Craftsmen eds Ronald L Lewis and James E Newton Boston MA GK Hall

786 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Slave Families at Early Chesapeake Ironworks Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 169-179

7722 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 Race and the United Mine Workers Union in Tennessee Selected Letters of William R Riley 1892-1895 Tennessee Historical Quarterly 36 524-536

7721 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1977 Predicting Neighborhood Decline within a Large Central City An Application of Discriminant Analysis Environment and Planning A 95 579-584

778 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Virginia Iron Industry The AnteshyBellum Era West Virginia History 38 141-156

777 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Jobs and Income Issue Papers of the Appalachian Conference on Balanced Growth and Economic Development Charleston WV October 41-57

7625 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Kalymnos The Island of the Sponge Fishermen Annals of the New York Academy ofSciences 268 289-307

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7624 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Sponge Markets of Kalymnos Anthropologica 181 81-96 7614 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The American Dream and the Rationalization of Slavery Crisis 83 253-254 7613 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Chesapeake Iron Industry The

Colonial Era Labor History 17 388-405 758 NEIL A PALOMBA CATHERINE A PALOMBA and TOM S WITT 1975 Some Economic Factors Affecting

Safety in Underground Bituminous Coal Mines Comment SOllthem Economic Journal 422 13-23 7412 RONALD L LEWIS 1974 Slavery on Chesapeake Iron Plantations before the American Revolution

Journal of Negro History 59 242-254 7312 JOHN P BLAIR 1973 A Review of the Filtering-Down Theory Urban Affairs Quarterly 83 303-316 736 RICHARD RAYMOND 1973 The Interregional Brain Drain and Public Education Growth and Change

43 28-34 735 JOHN PAlMER and NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 Skill Differentials and Their Determinants American

Economist 172 130-136 721 RICHARD RAYMOND 1972 Determinants of Non-White Migration during the 1950s American Journal

of Economics and Sociology 311 9-20 704 RICHARD RAYMOND 1970 Regional Differences in Racial Discrimination in Education and

Employment Western Economic Joumal 82 190-208 697 DONALD E PURSELL 1969 The Impact of the South African Wage Board on SkilledUnskilled Wage

Differentials Eastem Africa Economic Review 11 73-81 696 RICHARD D RAYMOND 1969 Changes in the Relative Economic Status of Nonwhites 1950-60

Western Economic Journal 71 57-70 695 RICHARD RAYMOND 1969 Mobility and Economic Progress of Negro Americans During the 194Os

American Joumal ofEconomics and Sociology 284 337-350 694 ANTHONYP THIRLWALL 1969 Types of Unemployment With Special Reference to Non Demandshy

Deficient Unemployment in Great Britain Scottish Joumal ofPolitical Economy 16 19-49 687 DONALD E PURSELL 1968 Bantu Real Wages and Employment Opportunities in South Africa South

African Joumal ofEconomics 3611 87-103

INDUSTRIAL LOCATION AND MARKET AREAS

908 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1990 Undermining Disinvestment From a Marginal Propensity to Invest to a Propensity to Invest in the Margins Africa Today 372 67-80

902 ROBERT WALKER and FRANK CALZONETTI 1990 Searching for New Manufacturing Plant Locations A Study of Location Decisions in Central Appalachia Regional Studies 241 15-30

8915 CARLA DICKSTEIN and GREG SAYRE 1989 Socioeconomic Impacts of Landfills in West Virginia West Virginia Public Affairs Reporter 64 1-6

8913 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1989 Taiwanese Inveslment in South Africa African Affairs October 507-528

889 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1988 Reorientating South Africas International Links Capital amp Class 35 Summer 49-55

8719 MARY BETH PUDUP 1987 From Farm to Factory Structuring and Location of the US Farm Machinery Industry Economic Geography 633 203-222

876 MARY BETH PUDUP and MICHAEL J WATfS 1987 Growing against the Grain Mechanized Rice Farming in the Sacramento Valley California In Fanning Systems and Change cds S B Brush and B L Turner III New York Guilford Press

8610 RANK J CALZONETTI PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITI 1986 USA Power Plant Location and Fuel Mix Opportunities for Electricity Exporting Regions Energy Policy 146 528-541

846 BARRY D SOLOMON and KINGSLEY E HAYNES 1984 A Survey and Critique of Multiobjective Power Plant Siting Decision Rules Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 182 71-79

839 ROBERT Q fLtNHAM and FRANKJ CALZONETTI 1983 Regional and Temporal Trends in Power Plant Unit Siting 1912-1978 Professional GeObTapher 354 416-426

8213 GREGORY A ELMES FRANK J CALZONETTI and STUART A FOSTER 1982 Siting Fly Ash-Derived Alumina Recovery Facilities in West Virginia SOlltheastem Geographer 221 1-19

819 WALTER C LABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1981 Stability of Appalachian Coal Shipments under Policy Variation Energy Joumal 2 111-128

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8014 FRANK J CALZONElTI MARK S ECKERT and EDWARD J MALECKI 1980 Siting Energy Facilities in the USA Policies for the Western States Energy Policy June 138-152

8013 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and FEREIDOON SHAHROKH 1980 Spatial Equilibrium in the US Coal Industry Energy Economics 24 230-236

7916 MING-JENG HWANG and MELVIN L GREENHUf 1979 Estimates of Fixed Costs and the Sizes of Market Areas in the United States Environment and Planning A 119 993-1009

7911 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and SOOSAN SHAHROKH 1979 Market Delineation in the Coal Industry Review ofRegional Studies 92 6-17

7910 MING-JENG HWANG 1979 A Model of Spatial Price Discrimination for the Pricing Schedule of Coal Journal ofRegional Science 192 231-243

795 WALTER P PAGE 1979 Competition and Concentration in Appalachian Coal Production 1960 to 1975 Policy Analysis and Infonnation Systems 31 141-160

7810 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and MING-JENG HWANG 1978 Spatial Analysis and the Identification of Coal Markets Journal of Energy and Development 141 104-125

7720 FRANK GIARRATANI and CHARLES F SOCHER 1977 The Pattern of Industrial Location and Rising Energy Prices Atlantic Economic Journal 51 48-55

7516 MELVIN L GREENHUf MING-JENG HWANG and HOHTA 1975 Observations on the Shape and Relevance of the Spatial Demand Function Econometrica 434 669-682

7419 JOHN GREENHUf MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination over Space Theory Assumption and a Case Example Annals ofRegional Science 83 70-81

713 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1971 Local Labor Market Effects of New Plant Locations In Essays in Regional Economics eds John F Kain and John R Meyer Cambridge Harvard University Press

709 WILLIAM G DEWALD and G RICHARD DREESE 1970 Bank Behavior with Respect to Deposit Variability Journal ofFinance 254 400-470

688 GILBERT L RUfMAN 1968 The Transkei An Experiment in Economic Separation South African Journal ofEconomics 361 24-31

674 GERALD ALBAUM and GILBERT L RUfMAN 1967 The Cooperative-Based Marketing System in Tanganyika Journal ofMarketing 31 54-58

RESOlTRCES AND UTILITIES

8810 THOMAS TORRIES ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1988 Mineral Project Selection and Economic Development The Case of Namibia Matelials and Society 123-4 263-294

8711 ADAM ROSE and UKAR SOELISTIJO 1987 The Potential of Coal in the Development of Oil-Rich LDCs In Global Energy Interactions ed R K Pachauri New Delhi Allied Publishers

877 FRANK J CALZONliTI 1987 Regional Trends in Coal Use for Electricity Generation Implications for the US and UK In Geographic Issues in Mineral Resource Development eds H E Johansen O P Mathew and G Rudzitis Boulder CO Westview Press

871 ROBERT T WALKER 1987 Land Use Transition and Deforestation in Developing Countries Geographical Analysis 191 18-30

865 FRANKJ CALZONETTI DAVID L DURHAM and GREGORY A ELMES 1986 Power Plant Flyash Magnetite Performs Well in Coal Cleaning Power Engineering 90 52-55

863 WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1986 Regulator Selection Methods and Electricity Prices Land Economics 621 1-13

859 WALTERJ PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1985 Voter Power and Electricity Prices Public Choice 473 519-525

857 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1985-86 European Community Energy Policy and Its Significance to American Coal Exports Journal ofMineral Law and Policy 12 173-219

847 WALTER C LABYS 1984 An Optimal Trade Policy to Counter Latin American Commodity Market Instability In Tenus of Trade and the Optimal Tanf in Latin America ed E Conesa Buenos Aires Institute for Latin American Integration

845 DEREKJ SPOONER and FRANKJ CALZONEITI 1984 Geography and the Coal Revival AngloshyAmerican Perspectives Progress in Human GeobIfaphy 81 1-25

8315 PATRICK C MANN 1983 Water Pricing Research Needs American Water Works Association Journal 75 24-27

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838 WALTER C IABYS RAJENDRA K PACHURI and CHARLES L BLITZER 1983 Coal A Development Challenge Natural Resource Fomm 7 299-310

837 PATRICK C MANN and PAUL R LEFRANCOIS 1983 Trends in the Real Price of Water Journal of the American Water Works Association 75 441-443

836 PATRICK C MANN and WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR 1983 Elected Versus Appointed Commissioners Does It Make a Difference in Utility Prices In Adjusting to Regulatory Pricing and Marketing Realities ed Harry M Trebing East Lansing Institute of Public Utilities Michigan State University

8212 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Elcphants Uranium and the Energy Crisis Tennessee Law Review 494 885-918

8211 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Monitoring Foreign Investment in Energy Resources Problems and Proposals West Vitginia Law Review 84 1093-1103

8210 JAMES J FRIEDBERG and EDWARD Z FOX 1982 Coal Export Associations Possible Effects of American and Common Market Antitrust Laws Northem Kentucky Law Review 9 23-43

829 MING-JENG HWANG 1982 Crude Oil Pricing in the World Market Atlantic Economic Journal 102 1shy5

828 ADAM ROSE MICHAEL SHEEHAN and DALE HURD 1982 Nonrenewable Resources and the Development of Arid Lands A Planning Approach In Altemative Strategies for Desert Development and Management Elmsford NY Pergamon Press

827 PATRICK C MANN and DONALD L SCHLENGER 1982 Marginal Cost and Seasonal Pricing of Water Service Journal of the American Water Works Association January 6-11

818 FRANKJ CALZONETTI and GREGORY A ELMES 1981 Metal Recovery from Power Plant Ash An Ecological Approach to Coal Utilization GeoJoumal Supplementary Issue 3 59-70

817 ADAM ZACHARY ROSE 1981 Utility Lifelines and Economic Activity in the Context of Earthquakes In Social and Economic Impact ofEarthquakes on Utility Lifelines ed J Isenberg New York American Society of Civil Engineers

8016 ADAM ROSE 1980 Geothermal Energy in California Policies Lo Improve the Economic Impact of Energy Resource Development Growth and Change 111 41-47

8015 FRANK J CALZONETTI 1980 Bentonite Liners for Power Plant Lagoons Power Engineering March 61-62

8011 PATRICK C MANN 1980 Equity and Economics in Setting Water Rates for Apartment Complexes Journal of the American Water Works Association 72 74-77

8010 PATRICK C MANN ROBERT J SAUNDERS and JEREMY J WARFORD 1980 A Note on Capital Indivisibility and the Definition of Marginal Cost Water Resources Research 163 602-604

809 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 CoaL In Collective Bargaining Contemporary American Experience ed Gerald G Somers Madison WI Industrial Relations Research Association

799 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Dynamics of Traditional Rate Regulation Research in Law and Economics 1 195-212

798 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Water Industry Economic and Policy Issues In Regulation Competition and Deregulation Lexington VA Washington and Lee University

797 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1979 Cost Behavior and Water Systems Water Resources Bulletin 155 1301-1307

796 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 Coal Problems and Prospects in the 1980s Journal ofEnergy and Development 51 9-18

789 WALTER P PAGE and AUSTIN H MONTGOMERY JR 1978 Social Costs of the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act Amendments Eastern Economic JoumaI43-4 161-166

788 ADAM ROSE STAHRI EDMUNDS and EVERARD LOfTING 1978 The Economics of Geothermal Energy Development at the Regional Level Journal of Energy and Development 41 126-152

7713 PATRICK C MANN 1977 The Interlocking of Municipalities and Publicly Owned Utilities In Local Service Pricing Policies and 77leir Effect on Urban Spatial Stmcture ed Paul B Downing New York Columbia University Press

7712 PATRICK C MANN 1977 Water Rates An Evaluation of Options Journal of the American Water Works Associatioll 692 84-88

7711 PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITT 1977 The Impact on Electricity Rate Structures from Increasing Energy Costs Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 566-571

10 Subject Index

7618 WALTER ClABYS 1976 Foreign Investment in the US Minerals Industry The Case of West Virginia Coal InA Study ofAlien Investment in United States Lands ed E Wunderlick Washington DC US Department of Agriculture

7617 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1976 Ownership and Water System Operation Water ResourcesBulletin 125 995-1004

7616 JOHN L MIKESELL and PATRICK C MANN 1976 Pricing by Rural Electric Cooperatives Land Economics 521 96-102

7510 ADAM ROSE 1975 The Cost of Stack Gas Cleaning in New York State Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association 2510 1005-100S

7416 PATRICK C MANN 1974 User Power and Electricity Rates Journal ofLaw and Economics 172 433shy443

7311 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1973 Should Regulatory Commissions be Abolished Modified or Retained Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-7

7310 PATRICK C MANN 1973 The Political Influence of Residential Consumers on Water Rates Water Resources Bulletin 95 976-984 Comment and Reply 106 1308-1310

738 JOHN L MIKESELL and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1973 Rates of Return in Public and Private Enterprise Electric Utilities in the United States Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and Economics 91 41-54

723 G RICHARD DREESE and HAROLD L BRYANT 1972 Costs and Effects of a Water Program for a Small Stripping Company--Southeastern Ohio Water Resources Bulletin 82 320-327

722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 122 77-89

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORJtAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 62 45-56

707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 104 37-49

706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of the American Water Works Association 629 534-537

705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319

699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 92 5-20

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

PUBLIC FINANCE AND TRANSPORTATION

881 ADAM ROSE and BRANDT STEVENS 1988 Distributional Impacts of Oil and Gas Tax Reforms Energy Economics 103 235-241

873 MING-JENG HWANG and PATRICK C MANN 1987 Deregulation and Efficiency in the Rail Industry Atlantic Economic Journal 152 47-52

8511 FRANK CALZONETIl and ROBERT HANHAM 1985 Changing Energy Prices and State Revenue In Geographical Dimensions of Energy eds F J Calzonetti and B D Solomon Dordrecht Holland Reidel Publishing

843 BRIAN J CUSHING 1984 Capitalization of Interjurisdictional Fiscal Differentials An Alternative Approach Journal of Urban Economics 153 317-326

842 REX HONIlt~ and DAVID SORENSON 1984 Jurisdictional Benefits and Local Costs The Politics of School Closings In Public Senice Provision and Urban Development eds Andrew Kirby Paul Knox and Steven Pinch London Croom Helm

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824

815

7912

784

7716

7715

7619

766

7512

7511

7421

7418

739

734

724

712 711

703

693

686

685

684

661

IRWIN FELLER GREGORY ELMES and JAMES MEYER 1982 Spatial Aspects of the Diffusion of Technological Innovations among American Municipal Governments Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 165 225-238 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 The Allocation of Funds to Small Cities under the Community Development Block Grant Program An Evaluation Journal of the American Planning Association 471 3-28 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1979 Coming New Coal Transportation Modes Mechanical Engineering 1019 37-43 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and KAREN L MAJORS 1978 General Revenue Sharing Federal Incentives to Change Local Government Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 443 317-327 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1977 Eminent Domain Its Origin Meaning and Relevance to Coal Slurry Pipelines Transportation Journal 171 5-21 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and SIDNEY KATELL 1977 Railroad Volume Freight Rates Evolution and Analysis ICC Practitioners Journal January-February 146-161 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1976 The Coal Slurry Pipeline Its Contribution in Meeting the Nations Energy Requirements Journal ofEconomics 2 196-200 ANDREW MISSERMAN 1976 Interjurisdictional Spillovers Political Fragmentation and the Level of Local Public Services A Re-Examination Urban Studies 131 1-12 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Status of Slurry Pipeline Transportation of Bituminous Coal The Intersociety Conference on Transportation Atlanta GA THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Transporting Western Coal Unit Trains or Slurry Pipeline Logistics and Transportation Review 112 147-152 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1974 Transportation in Developing Countries Special Reference to Kenya Traffic Quarterly 281 139-153 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination by Regulated Motor Carriers Comment American Economic Review 644 780-784 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-3 WILLIAM H MIERt-YK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health eds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation Journal 121 15-22 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Loltal Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 111 23-29 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem National Tax lournaI232 206-213 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 ROYW BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208 WOO SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax lournaI212 183-189 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

HUMAN SERVICES AND OTHER POLICY

9016 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1990 The Convergence of Law in an Era of Political Integration The Wood Pulp Case and the Alcoa Effects Doctrine University ofPittsburgh Law Review 522 289-326

901 BARBARA RASMUSSEN 1990 Storer College A Bygone Harpers Ferry Institution Goldenseal 161 46shy49

12 Subject Index

899 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1989 Estimations of the Economic Model of Crime Using Aggregate and Individual Level Data Southern Economic Journal 562 423middot439

884 KENNETII C MARTIS 1988 Sectionalism and the United States Congress Political Geography Quarterly 72 99middot109

8716 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reform and Paternalism in China Some Theoretical Concerns International Regional Science Review 111 59middot73

8712 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reforms and Politics Studies in Comparative International Developments 4 76shy82

872 JOHN PICKLES 1987 The Numbers Game Legitimising Apartheid Review ofAfrican Political Economy 38April 102-103

8512 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISTOPHER J SMITH 1985 What Drives People to Drink Interpreting the Effect of Urban Living on the Use and Abuse of Alcohol Urban Ecology 92 195-213

855 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISfOPHER J SMITH 1985 Regional Change and Problem Drinking in the United States 1970-78 Regional Studies 192 149middot162

8112 C J SMITH and R Q HANHAM 1981 Proximity and the Formation of Public Attitudes towards Mental Illness Environment and Planning A 132 147-165

814 RONALD L LEWIS 1981 Rev TG Steward and the Education of Blacks in Reconstruction Delaware Delaware History Spring-Summer 156-178

813 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Any Place But Here Mental Health Facilities as Noxious Neighbors Professional Geographer 333 326-334

812 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Deinstitutionalization of the Mentally Ill A Time Path Analysis of the American States 1955-1975 Social Science and Medicine 15D 361-378

806 RONALD L LEWIS 1980 Rev TG Stewart (sic) and Mixed Schools in Delaware 1882 Delaware History 19 53-58

805 ADAM ROSE 1980 Mandating Local Government Emergency Services Urban Interest 21 65-73 785 CATHERINE A PALOMBA and NEIL A PALOMBA 1978 An Analysis of Dropouts from a West Virginia

Training Program for Coal Miners Journal ofEconomics 4 133-136 775 CRAIG K ELWELL and NElLA PALOMBA 1977 Economic Benefit-Cost Evaluation of West Virginia

Vocational Rehabilitation Lessons for the Vocational Rehabilitation System Journal ofEconomics 3 201-204

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

748 NEIL A PAWMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

733 NEIL A PAWMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law Journal 2411 733-738

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

Subject Index 13

Regional Models and Methods of Analysis

ECONOMIC MODELS AND ANALYSIS

9011 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Who Has Standing in Cost-Benefit Analysis Journal ofPolicy Analysis and Management 92 201-218

906 PETER W J BATEY and ADAM Z ROSE 1990 Extended Input-Output Models Progress and Potential International Regional Science Review 131-2 27-49

905 PAUL M BEAUMONT 1990 Supply and Demand Interaction in Integrated Econometric and InputshyOutput Models International Regional Science Review 131-2 167-181

8918 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN D MERRIFIELD 1989 Quasi-Experimental Methods for Analyzing Regional Economic and Spatial Change An Application to an Energy Boomtown In Regional Development Processes and Policies eds William H Berentsen Darrick R Danta and Eta Daroczi Centre for Regional Studies Hungarian Academy of Sciences Pecs Hungary

8914 DAVID GREENSTREET 1989 A Conceptual Framework for Construction of Hybrid Regional InputshyOutput Models Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 235 283-289

896 ADAM ROSE and WILLIAM MIERNYK 1989 Input-Output Analysis The First Fifty Years Economic Systems Research 12 229-271

894 ANDREWM ISSERMAN and PAUL M BEAUMONT 1989 New Directions in Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Project Evaluation Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 2312 39-53

888 ADAM ROSE and PAUL BEAUMONT 1988 Interrelational Income-Distribution Multipliers for the West Virginia Economy Journal ofRegional Science 284 461-475

883 MICHAEL J HANNAN and ADAM Z ROSE 1988 The Policy-Cost Index Approach to Modeling Change in Input-Output Coefficients An Application to Acid Rain Policy TecJmological Forecasting and Social Change 331 13-22

8721 MICHAEL KRASHINSKY and WILLIAM J MILNE 1987 Housing Prices in Metropolitan Toronto Regional Science and Urban Economics 172 289-305

8720 JOHN MERRIFIELD 1987 A Neoclassical Anatomy of the Economic Base Multiplier Journal of Regional Science 272 283-294

8713 UWE SCHUBERT SHELBY GERKING ANDREW ISSERMAN and CAROL TAYLOR 1987 Regional Labour Market Modelling A State of the Art Review In Regional Labour Markets eds M M Fischer and P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

879 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOlIN D MERRIFIELD 1987 Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Regional Analysis An Application to an Energy Boomtown and Growth Pole Theory Economic Geography 631 3-19

8613 SANDOR PETER 1986 The Relevance of Pollution-Related Input-Output Models for Regional Environmental Management in Hungary A Critical Approach Papers of the Regional Science Association 60 125-131

862 PAUL BEAUMONT ANDREW ISSERMAN DAVID MCMILLEN DAVID PLANE and PETER ROGERSON 1986 The ECESIS Economic-Demographic Model of the United States In Population Change and the Economy ed A M Isserman Boston Kluwer-Nijhoff Publishing Company

8520 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH WALTER C LABYS and TOM S WITT 1985 Resource Commodity Dependency and State Econometric Modeling Review ofRegional Studies 153 36-48

8514 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH and WALTER C LABYS 1985 A Commodity-Regional Model of West Virginia Journal ofRegional Science 253 383-411

854 BENJAMIN STEVENS and ADAM ROSE 1985 Regional Input-Output Methods for Tourism Impact Analysis In Assessing the Economic Impacts ofRecreation and Tourism eds Dennis Propst et al Asheville NC US Forest Service

841 ADAM ROSE 1984 Technological Change and Input-Output Analysis An Appraisal Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 185 305-318

832 ADAM ROSE 1983 Modeling the Macroeconomic Impact of Air Pollution Abatement Journal of Regional Science 234 441-459

831 ROBERT WALKER and JANUSZ SZYR1ER 1983 Interregional Total Flow A Concept and Application to a US Input-Output Model Review of Regional Studies 132 12-21

14 Subject Index

8217 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN MERRIFIELD 1982 The Use of Control Groups in Evaluating Regional Economic Policy Regional Science and Urban Economics 121 43-58

8214 ADAM ROSE BEN NAKAYAMA and BRANDT STEVENS 1982 Modern Energy Region Development and Income Distribution An Input -Output Analysis Joumal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 92 149-164

811 SHELBY D GERKING and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 Bifurcation and the Time Pattern of Impacts in the Economic Base Model Joumal ofRegional Science 214 451-467

804 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1980 Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of Alternative Methods Intemational Regional Science Review 52 155-184

801 ROBERTT WALKER and SUZANNE E BAYLEY 1980 An Energetic and Economic Simulation for the Evaluation of Transportation Policy Computers Environment and Urban Systems 51-2 83-96

791 PAUL B SLATER and WOLFGANG SCHWARZ 1979 Global Trade Patterns Scaling and Clustering Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics 97 381-387

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environment and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Joumal of Environmental Systems 72 131-147

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic Impacts Joumal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

763 WILLIAM H MIERlTYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input-Output Analysis Intemational Regional Science Review 12 47-55

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Joumal ofRegional Science 153 371-373

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363

7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley Joumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation ~fodeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUTHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 w F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

732 WILLIAM H MIERVYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics eds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

702 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and Change 12 27-32

Subject Index 15

692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

691 WILLIAM H MIER~YK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications ofInput-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

671 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commerciali 148 741-753

POPULATION MODELS AND ANALYSIS

8919 DAVID K FOOT and WILLIAM J MILNE 1989 Multiregional Estimation of Gross Internal Migration Flows International Regional Science Review 121 29-43

893 BRIAN J CUSHING 1989 Use and Misuse of the Allocation Rate in Models of Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 231 51-58

8718 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 A Note on Specification of Climate Variables in Models of Population Migration Joumal ofRegional Science 274 641-649

8717 PAUL M BEAUMONT and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1987 Comment Judgment in Population Forecasting Journal of the American Statistical Association 82400 1004-1009

878 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 Location-Specific Amenities Topography and Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 212 74-85

869 BRIAN J CUSHING 1986 Accounting for Spatial Relationships in Models of Interstate Population Migration Annals ofRegional Science 202 66-73

868 ANDREW ISSER1AN CAROL TAYlOR SHELBY GERKING and UWE SCHUBERT 1986 Regional Labor Market Analysis In Handbook ofRegional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8513 ANDREWMISSERl1AN DAVIDA PLANE PETERA ROGERSON and PAULM BEAUMONT 1985 Forecasting Interstate Migration with Limited Data A Demographic-Economic Approach Journal of the American Statistical Association 80390 277-285

851 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1985 Economic-Demographic Modeling with Endogenously Determined Birth and Migration Rates Theory and Prospects Environment and Planning A 171 25-45

844 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1984 Projection Forecast and Plan On the Future of Population Forecasting Joumal of the American Planning Association 502 208-221

825 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAVID A PLANE and DAVID B MCMILLEN 1982 Internal Migration in the United States An Evaluation of Federal Data Review of Public Data Use 114 285-311

808 E JAMES HAR~ER and PAUL B SLATER 1980 Identifying Medical Regions Using Hierarchical Clustering Social Science and Medicine 14D 3-10

807 ANDREW M ISSERfAN and MARILYN BROWN 1980 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science Association 45November 139-158

793 PAUL B SLATER 1979 Biplots of 1959-1961 United States Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 759-766

792 PAUL B SLATER 1979 1965-70 Interstate Migration in the United States An Extension of the Multiterminal Method to Multiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 6 205-208

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188 774 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of

the American Institute of Planners 433 247-259 771 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and

Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291 7612 PAUL B SLATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybemetics April 321-324

16 Subject Index

7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972 Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132

7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56

769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12

768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878

767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social Science Research 51 173-224

765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data Human Organization 353 269-286

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American foumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data foumal of Regional Science 143 377-388

737 ROllERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West Virginia West Virginia Medical foumaI698 1-4

701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables Demography 71 87-91

RESOURCE MODELS AND ANALYSIS

909 WALTER C IABYS and MONTAGUE J LORD 1990 Portfolio Optimisation and the Design of Latin American Export Diversification Policies foumal of Development Studies 262 260-277

8917 WALTER C IAllYS and JEAN-BAPTISTE LESOURD 1989 Facteurs Explicatifs des Ajustements de Prix sur Ie Marche International du Charbon Revue de lenergie 416 Decembre 1035-1045

8916 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 An Integrated Exhaustible Resource Model of Copper Market Dynamics In Economics in 17zeory and Practice An Eclectic Approach eds J Marquez and L R Klein Dordrecht Kluwer Academic Publishers

8911 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 Spatial and Temporal Price and Allocation Models of Mineral and Energy Markets In Quantitative Methods for Market-Oriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time eds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

8910 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C IAllYS 1989 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and Natural Gas In Quantitative Methods for MarketshyOriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time cds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

898 WALTERC IABYS and LORNA M WADDELL 1989 Commodity Lifecycles in US Materials Demand Resources Policy 15September 238-252

8811 THOMAS F TORRIES 1988 Competitive Cost Analysis in the Mineral Industries The Example of Nickel Resources Policy 143 193-204

8710 FRANK J CALZONETTI DEREK SPOONER and GREGORY G SAYRE 1987 A Reassessment of Site Suitability Analysis for Power Plant Siting A Maryland Example Applied Geography 7 223-241

Subject Index 17

875 ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1987 Sources of Change in Energy Use in the US Economy 1972-82 In World Energy Markets Coping with Instability ed J Rowse Calgary Friesen

874 ROBERT WALKER and KATHY REX-LOPATTO 1987 Evaluation of Costs Associated with Regional Environmental Impact in Chesapeake Bay loumal ofEnvironmental Systems 171 15-31

8611 WALTER ClABYS 1986 An Economic Analysis of the Stability of East-West Mineral Trade Patterns Resources Policy September 223-242

867 WALTER C lABYS and TAKASHI TAKAYAMA 1986 Spatial Equilibrium Analysis Mathematical and Programming Model Advances in Spatial Agricultural Energy and Mineral Modeling In Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8516 ADAM ROSE 1985 Modeling Energy Conservation Programs An Application to Natural Gas Utilities Energy lournaI64 87-103

8510 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C lABYS 1985 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and the Natural Gas Market Energy Economics 7 145shy152

858 ROBERT WALKER 1985~ A Comment on Linear Control Problems in the Theory of Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 30 309-315

853 GREGORY A ELMES 1985 Modeling Spatial Interaction of Utility Coal in Pennsylvania Annals of the Association ofAmerican Geographers 752 212-226

852 DANIEL GOLOMB STEPHEN BATfERI1AN JAMES GRUHL and WALTER C lABYS 1985 Sensitivity Analysis of the Kinetics of Acid Rain Models Atmospheric Environment 173 645-653

848 GREGORY ELMES 1984 Coal Transportation An Undervalued Aspect of Energy Modeling Transporlation Research-A 18-A1 13-23

8314 KINGSLEY E HAYNES FRED Y PHILLIPS and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints Economic Geography 591 52-65

8311 BARRY M RUBIN and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Energy Development Projects Coal Liquefaction in the Illinois Basin Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 171 11-20

823 WALTER C lABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

8012 WALTER ClABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Quadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Steam Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

803 WALTER C lABYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In Commodity Markets and Latin American Development A ltlodeling Approach eds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 BARRYD SOLOMON KINGSLEYE HAYNES and ADREW J KR1ENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

7714 ANDREW M ISSERI1AN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic GeOb1faphy 531 45-54

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations loumal of Regional Science 1713 327-344

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment alld Planning A 84 477-478

764 FRANK GIARRATANL 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues Environment and Planning A 84 447-454

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics March 278-283

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian lournal of Politics 9153-162

SOCIAL SCIENCE DIRECTIONS

9017 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1990 A Mind Ahead of its Time Libertas Mathematica 10 5-26 9015 JEFF L LEWIN and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 The Social Value of Crime International Review of

Law and Economics 10 271-284

18 Subject Index

907 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and RONALD F ABLER 1990 Bulgarian Geographers and Geography Professional Geographer 423 371~378

8812 JOHN PICKLES 1988 From Fact-World to Life-World The Phenomenological Method and Social Science Research In Qualitative Methods in Human Geography eds J Eyles and D M Smith Cambridge Polity Press

886 MARY BETH PUDUP 1988 Arguments within Regional Geography Progress in Human Geography 123 369-390

882 JOHN PICKLES 1988 Knowledge Theory and Practice The Role of Practical Reason in Geographical Theory In A Ground for Common Search eds R G Golledge H Couc1elis and P Gould Goleta CA Santa Barbara Geographical Press

8612 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Crazy Dualisms and Conceptual Leakage Or How We Can Continue to Misunderstand Human Geography Ohio Geographers 14Fall 75-84

866 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Geographic Theory and Educating for Democracy Antipode 182 136-154 861 JOHN PICKLES 1986 New Maps for Old A Reply to Smith Issues in Education 41 69-73 8521 JOHN PICKIES 1985 The Role of Place and Commonplaces in Democratic Empowerment Issues in

Education 33 232-241 8519 ANDREW M ISSERMAS 1985 Dare to Plan An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice

and Education Town Planning Review 564 483-491 8518 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Bioeconomics A Realistic Appraisal of Future Prospect In Global

Economy Today Tomorrow and the Transition ed Howard F Didsbury Jr Bethesda World Future Society

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

822 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

821 JOHN PICKIES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Rclevance of Regional Science Review ofRegional Studies 61 1-9

7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human Organization 333 261-275

7414 H RUSSELL BERJ~ARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

Subject Index 19

Directors of the Regional Research Institute

William Miernyk Director 1965-83

Robert Saunders Acting Director 1969-70

Patrick Mann Acting Director 1983-84

Andrew Isserman Director 1985shy

Brian Cushing Acting Director 1991

This document was prepared by Mary Lou Myer Publications Manager

A Quarter Century of Scholarly Achievement

The Regional Research Institute opened on September 1 1965 Professor William Miernyk a regional economist trained at Harvard came to West Virginia University as founding Director His pioneering research on input-output modeling rapidly brought the Institute international prominence in regional economics and the new multidisciplinary field of regional science The orientation he established is at the heart of the Institute today

The Regional Research Institute exists for scholarly research Scholars define the research projects and scholars evaluate the proposals and results The overall objective is to increase knowledge through publication ofjournal articles and books

Graduate students are an integral part of the Institute As their educations progress so do their roles on research projects They learn research skills conduct and publish research and present papers at conferences

The scope of the Institute extends beyond the economic and social problems of Appalachia to similar regions elsewhere It incorporates an enduring focus on quantitative methods for studying regions and evaluating policy directions

The Institute encourages and nurtures international and multidisciplinary research It organizes conferences and seminars initiates research activities publishes an international journal creates research opportunities abroad and hosts visiting scholars

For 25 years the Regional Research Institute has helped scholars do research For numerous individuals both at West Virginia University and elsewhere it has provided crucial encouragement stimulation and opportunities Its programs now involve faculty members from six colleges undergraduate as well as graduate students and an extensive network of scholars in the United States and abroad

West Virginia Universitys strong unswerving commitment to regionally oriented scholarly research has produced an exceptional legacy This catalog is a tribute to the scholars the University and their quarter century of research achievement

Andrew M ssennan Director August 1991

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Table of Contents

Page

The Orientation of the Regional Research Institute 1

Subject Index 5

Regional Economic and Social Development

Regional Development 5

Labor Markets Migration and Population Distribution 6

Industrial Location and Market Areas 8

Resources and Utilities 9

Public Finance and Transportation 11

Human Services and Other Policy 12

Regional Models and Methods of Analysis

Economic Models and Analysis 14

Population Models and Analysis 16

Resource Models and Analysis 17

Social Science Directions 18

Chronological Listing 20

1990 Working Papers 34

Author Index 35

NOTE This catalog includes some items that were published after or before an authors affiliation

with the Regional Research Institute

I

The Orientation of the Regional Research Institute

The statements in this section are taken from various documents beginning with the Institutes 1965-66 Annual Report and concluding with its 1990 Planning Report

J one 30 1966

The Regional Research Institute was established on September 1 1965 to serve as a center for regionally-oriented basic research in the social sciences at West Virginia University Financial support is provided by the University and the Benedum Foundation A substantIal part of the Institutes research effort will be concerned with economic and social problems in West Virginia and Appalachia Research activities will not be limited to this region however

The distinction between basic and applied research is not easy to make Broadly speaking however basic research is concerned with adding to knowledge while applied research as a problem-solving orientation In so far as this distinction can be made the Institute will be concerned with basic research This is not to say that Institute studies will be highly abstract or esoteric Indeed it is anticipated that most studies will be empirical Hopefully the results will be useful to state and regional policy makers Some of the projects will be frankly experimental however and others will be more concerned WIth methodology than with the testing of specific hypotheses or the empirical implementation of existing models

The Institute will not be a service center nor will it be an outlet for publication The results of research conducted in the Institute will be published as journal articles books or monographs

The activities of the Institute will not be conducted in an academic vacuum One of the major justifications for the establishment of organized research centers on univerSIty campuses is that they contribute to strong graduate programs Without impinging upon the activities of other campus research units we hope that the Institute can play an important part in the development of a strong graduate program in economics and in the expansion of graduate programs in the other social sciences

Studies currently under way are limited to a single discipline but it is hoped that some new projects will be multi-disciplinary in nature Professional staff members will have conlplete freedom to conduct research of interest to them provided it can be classified as basic and has a regional orientation

Jone 30 1971

For the first time since the Institute was established in September 1965 the staff includes representatives of disciplines other than economics It appears that the Institute is moving towards one of the objectives mentioned in the first annual report and is becoming Ita center for regionally-oriented basic research

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June 1972

Because of its multidisciplinary nature the Institute is not affiliated with any single college

June 20 1975

The Institute is now providing less salary support to a small number of researchers and more supporting services to a larger number of individuals

June 30 1975

Looking ahead to the next decade we hope to broaden the multidisciplinary base of the Institute without any reduction in regional and interregional economic studies We would also like to middotmaintain the diversity of methodological approaches and the mix of abstract and applied studies characteristic of our work during the past decade Our goal will be to maintain a flexible approach both methodologically and in terms of the problems to be investigated

June 30 1976

Some of the Institutes work reflects the winds of change almost a third of the papers completed this year for example deal with energy issues Others however deal with methodological or analytical matters which are essentially timeless Our objective is to maintain a mix of theoretical empirical and policy-related studies

July 1976

Primary goals To serve as a center for the conduct of regionally oriented basic research at West Virginia University and to maintain and generate analytic tools and skills for the conduct of basic research in regional development

June 30 1977

Studies conducted in the Institute reflect a wide variety of research interests despite the relatively small size of the Institute staff Their common bond is that they deal with markets social systems or organizations which have a spatial dimension

June 14 1979

With guidance from the Institute the State has been using the revised input-output model to estimate the inlpacts of new or expanded economic activities

The Institute has an unusual mode of operation in which research associates are free to conduct research on topics which interest them The projects conducted here continue to be multifaceted with many types of research conducted simultaneously The Institute does not publish its own work Thus all books monographs and papers must meet the standards of professional journals and publishing companies

June 30 1979

We plan to continue to contribute to the intellectual life of the University community by sponsoring symposia led by distinguished scholars from other institutions

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June 16 1980

A wide range of support services are provided to faculty members associated with the Institute In addition to these valued services the Institute provides office space for Research Associates as well as a quiet and relaxed environment that is conducive to research efforts We also have a specialized library which serves many of the needs of our Research Associates

June 18 1981

All of the studies supported by the Institute are spatial in character Much of the recent research is concerned with energy environmental and other relevant policy issues

June 30 1981

The Institute remains one of the smaller research units in the University--deliberate choice--but size appears to have little to do with productivity The seven members of the professional staff aided immeasurably by talented and diligent research assistants secretaries and research aides maintained a high level of output this year

June 30 1983

Students are encouraged to co-author books and articles--and on occasion to submit papers under their own names--for publication Our record on this score is excellent Ten of the 18 GRAs who wrote doctoral dissertations were published authors before receiving their degrees Most who have gone on to academic positions have continued to publish

Since the Institute was started in 1965 approximately one-half of the students receiving PhDs in Economics from West Virginia University have served as research assistants at the Institute Eighteen of those students completed dissertations based on research conducted at the Institute

Dr William Miernyk established a research environment in which the attainment of excellence prevailed

March 16 1984

Unlike many university institutes the Regional Research Institute seems to have been founded primarily to promote research rather than primarily to bring outside research funds and overhead to campus

August 1988

The Regional Research Institute focuses on the economic and social developn1ent of lagging regions such as Appalachia within the United States on theories and methods for studying regions and on policies and strategies for stimulating their development

The Institute attracts to West Virginia University many visiting scholars from abroad each year Their presence stimulates new research and fosters an international perspective on regional economic and social development Recent visitors staying three months or more have come from Australia Canada England Hungary Scotland and the Soviet Union A

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January 1989

The Regional Research Institute supports research requirin~ modest on-campus resources and provides assistance to faculty members in secunng external research grants Faculty research associates are selected on the basis of their research proposals which are sent for external review to former or present members of National Science Foundation review panels

August 1989

A pilot program for honors students encourages promising undergraduates to consider socIal science research careers Undergraduate fellows receive research trainin~ participate in research projects and then conduct their own research with the assIstance of fa~ulty members

August 1989

By hosting four meetings in 1987 and 1988 the Regional Research Institute established itself as an international conference center for regional science and related fields There were over a hundred seminars and workshops and two faculty short courses during the four years 1985 through 1988

More than sixty scholars visited the Regional Research Institute in 1984-88 Several came to the Institute as a result of cooperative research agreements initiated in the period 1985 to 1988 between the Institute and other research centers In each case the center is actively doing research on lagging regions of developed countries

In 1986 the Institute became the publisher of the International Regional Science Review a refereed journal with subscribers in 67 nations

The primary source of external funding during 1984-89 was the National Science Foundation fronl which five grants were received in 1987 and one in 1986

November 1990

Fourteen faculty research associates from six different colleges have been appointed through the annual competition initiated in 1988 Twelve undergraduates are conducting research with faculty mentors under the Honors Fellows program initiated in 1989 Several international programs are now active two-way exchanges A seminar with the Hunsarian Academy of Sciences this May has spawned several research activities and sImilar seminars have been planned with the University of Glasgow for 1991 and the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences in 1992 The USshyBulgarian seminars in 1987 and 1989 and the Institutes visiting scholar program have led to a MacArthur Foundation grant exceeding $400000

Three interdisciplinary research groups are forming The first group focuses on rural poverty and its amelioration the second on the economic and social development of the worlds major coal regions and the third on econonucshyenvironmental issues in eastern Europe The hope is that in three years the Institutes traditional strength in regional economic modeling and policy analysis will be augmented by strong teams in additional interdisciplinary research areas

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Subject Index

Regional Economic and Social Development

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT

9018 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Industrial Restructuring and Economic Development Strategies in a Japanese Steel Town The Case of Kitakyushu Town Planning Review 614 389-411

9012 MARY BETH PUDUP 1990 T4e Limits of Subsistence Agriculture and Industry in Central Appalachia Agricultural History 641 61-89

9010 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Helping Small Manufacturers Modernize Issues in Science and Technology 71 49-54

904 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Modern Times Learning from State Initiatives in Industrial Extension and Technology Transfer Economic Development Quarterly 43 186-202

903 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 State Initiatives to Modernize US Small and Midsized Manufacturers In Financing Economic Development eds Richard D Bingham Edward W Hill and Sammis B White Newbury Park CA Sage Publications

8912 MICHAEL B TEITZ and PHILIP SHAPIRA 1989 Growth and Turbulence in the California Economy In Deindustrialization and Regional Economic Transfonnation eds Lloyd Rodwin and Hidehiko Sazanami Winchester MA Unwin Hyman Inc

897 RONALD L LEWIS 1989 Why Dont You Bake Bread Franklin Trubee and the Scotts Run Reciprocal Economy Goldenseal 15Spring 34-41

895 MARY BETH PUDUP 1989 The Boundaries of Class in Preindustrial Appalachia Journal ofHistorical Geography 152 139-162

885 JOHN PICKIJES 1988 Recent Changes in Regional Policy in South Africa Geography 733 233-239 8715 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1987 Fossil Fuels and Regional Economic Development In Energy and the

Southwest Economy Dallas Federal Reserve Bank 8714 ROBERT WALKER 1987 Regional Development and Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological

Modelling 37 303-316 864 MARY BETH PUDUP 1986 Beyond the Traditional Mountain Subculture A New Look at Preshy

industrial Appalachia In Impact ofInstitutions on Appalachia eds J Lloyd and A G Campbell Boone NC Appalachian Consortium Press

8515 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Energy Constraints and Economic Development in the Northeast In Economic Prospects for the Northeast eds Harry W Richardson and Joseph H Turek Philadelphia Temple University Press

8410 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and PETER S FISHER 1984 Population Forecasting and Local Economic Planning The Limits on Community Control over Uncertainty Population Research and Policy Review 31 27-50

849 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1984 Energy and Regional Development In Energy Costs Urban Development and Housing eds Anthony Downs and Katharine L Bradbury Washington DC The Brookings Institution

8216 WILLIAM H MIEAAYK 1982 The Differential Effects of Rising Energy Prices on Regional Income and Employment In High Energy Costs Assessing the Burden ed Hans H Landsberg Baltimore The Johns Hopkins University Press for Resources for the Future

8215 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Energy Availability and State Economic Development Journal ofEnergy and Development 72 163-171

8110 ADAM ROSE DAVID KOLK MICHAEL BRADY and ROBERT KNEISEL 1981 Energy Development and Urban Employment Creation The Case of the City of Los Angeles Energy 610 1041-1052

8018 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 Regional Shifts in Economic Base and Structure in the United States Since 1940 In Alternatives to Confrontation ed Victor L Arnold Lexington MA DC Heath and Company

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SO17 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 An Evaluation The Tools of Regional Development Policy Growth and Change 112 2-6

7917 JOHN M GOWDY 1979 Economic Growth Models and Regional Steady State Planning Growth and Change 103 37-42

7914 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 A Note on Recent Regional Growth Theories Journal ofRegional Science 193 303-308

7913 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 Resource Constraints and Regional Development Policy Atlantic Economic Journal 83 16-23

7719 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 The Changing Structure of the Southern Economy In Economics of Southern Growth eds E Blaine Liner and Lawrence K Lynch Research Triangle Park NC The Southern Growth Policies Board

7718 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 EDA and the Objectives of Regional Development Policy Explorations in Economic Research 43 390-408

7717 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Rising Energy Prices and Regional Economic Development Growth and Change 83 2-7

7623 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Decline of the Northern Perimeter Society 13 24-26 7622 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Regional Economic Consequences of High Energy Prices in the United

States Journal of Energy and Development 12 213-239 7621 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Some Regional Impacts of the Rising Cost of Energy Papers of the

Regional Science Association 37 213-227 76W GREGORY J L YI 1976 Towards the Application of Dynamic Growth Theory to Regions

Generalizations and Comments Journal ofRegional Science 161 117-124 7514 WILLIAM H MIER1gtYK 1975 The Northeast Isnt What It Used to Be In Balanced Growth for the

Northeast Proceedings of a Conference of Legislative Leaders on the Future of the Northeast New York State Senate

7513 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 Regional Employment Impacts of Rising Energy Prices Labor Law Journal 268 518-523

7422 JOHN P BlAIR and WALTER CHATFIELD 1974 Pareto Optimal Growth Public Choice 21 93-97 7420 G RICHARD DREESE 1974 Banks and Regional Economic Development Southern Economic Journal

404 647-656 717 ROBERT D BRITT 1971 The Appalachian Regional Development Program Growth and Change 23

3-13 6911 CARL W HALE 1969 The Optimality of Local Subsidies in Regional Development Programs

Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 93 35-50 6910 WILLIAM H MIERYK 1969 British Regional Development Policy Journal ofEconomic Issues 33 33shy

42 698 woo SIK KEE 1969 The Cause of Urban Poverty Journal ofHuman Resources 81 93-99 6810 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1968 The Role of State and Local Government in the

Economic Development of Appalachia Land Economics 441 50-58 689 CARL W HALE 1968 Local Subsidies Regional Development or Regional Rivalry American

Industrial Development Council Journal 34 33-53 673 CARL W HALE 1967 The Mechanism of the Spread Effect in Regional Development Land

Economics 434 45-52 672 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Appalachian Development The Long-Run View Poverty and Human

Resources Abstracts 23 36-43 662 WILLIAM H MIE~ryJ 1966 Experience under the British Local Employment Acts of 1960 and 1963

Industrial and Labor Relations Review 201 30-49

LABOR MARKETS MIGRATION AND POPULATION DISTRIBUTION

9014 SALLY WARD MAGGARD 1990 Gender Contested Womens Participation in the Brookside Coal Strike In Women and Social Protest eds Guida West and Rhoda Blumberg NY Oxford University Press

9013 MARY BETH PUDUP 1990 Womens Work in the West Virginia Economy West Virginia History 49 7shy20

892 ROBERT WALKER and MICHAEL HANNAN 1989 Dynamic Settlement Processes The Case of US Immigration The Professional Geographer 412 172-183

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891 RONALD L LEWIS 1989 From Peasant to Proletarian The Migration of Southern Blacks to the Central Appalachian Coalfields The Journal ofSouthern History 551 77-102

887 CARlA DICKSIEIN 1988 The Role of Cooperative Development Agencies in Developing Worker Cooperatives Lessons from Philadelphia Economic and Industrial Democracy 92 197-224

8517 LEE DE COlA 1985 Lognormal Estimates of Macroregional City-Size Distributions 1950-70 Environment and Planning A 1712 1637-1652

856 RONALD L LEWIS 1985 Job Control and Race Relations in the Coal Fields 1870-1920 Journal of Ethnic Studies 124 36-64

8313 GASPERA GAROFAW and MICHAELS FOGAR1Y 1983 A Note on the Measurement of Agglomeration Economies with Compensation for Urban Disamenities Journal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 104 383-387

8312 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1983 Decline of the Metropolitan Economy A New Interpretation Urban Studies 204 495-497

8310 R TODD ZDORKOWSKl and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1983 Two Views of the City as a Source of SpaceshyTime Trends in EconomicDevelopment and the Decline of Human Fertility Urban Geography 41 54shy62

835 DAVIDA PlANE and ANDREWM ISSERMAN 1983 US Interstate Labor Force Migration An Analysis of Trends Net Exchanges and Migration Subsystems Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 175-6 251shy266

834 BRIAN J CUSHING and MAHLON R STRASZHEIM 1983 Agglomeration Economies in the Public and Private Sector Urban Spatial and Fiscal Structure In Perspectives on Local Public Finance and Public Policy ed John Quigley Greenwich CT JAI Press

826 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1982 The Determinants of Residential Succession with Renewal Effects Journal of Urban Economics 111 1-10

8113 WILLIAM H MIER~ 1981 The 1981 Coal Strike A View from the Outside Labor Law Journal 8281 564-567

8111 R Q HANHAM and H CHANG 1981 Wage Inflation in a Growth Region The American Sun Belt In Regional Wage Inflation and Unemployment ed R L Martin Great Britain Pion Limited

816 CLIFFORD B HAWLEY and MICHAELS FOGAR1Y 1981 Can Agglomeration Economies Explain Why People Are Leaving Large Cities Environment and Planning A 132 225-230

8019 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y and GASPER GAROFALO 1980 Urban Size and the Amenity Structure of Cities Journal of Urban Economics 83 350-361

7918 GASPER GAROFAW and MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1979 Urban Income Distribution and the Urban Hierarchy-Equality Hypothesis Review ofEconomics and Statistics 613 381-388

7915 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and GLENN V FUGITI 1979 Population Growth and Retail Decline Conflicting Effects of Urban Accessibility in American Villages Rural Sociology 441 24-38

794 RONALD L LEWIS 1979 The Darkest Abode of Man Black Miners in the First Southern Coal Field 1780-1865 Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 190-202

7811 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y and GASPER GAROFAW 1978 An Exploration of the Real Productivity Effects of Cities Review ofRegional Studies 81 65-82

787 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Black Labor in the Eastern Virginia Coal Field 1765-1865 In Other Slaves Mechanics Artisans and Craftsmen eds Ronald L Lewis and James E Newton Boston MA GK Hall

786 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Slave Families at Early Chesapeake Ironworks Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 169-179

7722 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 Race and the United Mine Workers Union in Tennessee Selected Letters of William R Riley 1892-1895 Tennessee Historical Quarterly 36 524-536

7721 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1977 Predicting Neighborhood Decline within a Large Central City An Application of Discriminant Analysis Environment and Planning A 95 579-584

778 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Virginia Iron Industry The AnteshyBellum Era West Virginia History 38 141-156

777 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Jobs and Income Issue Papers of the Appalachian Conference on Balanced Growth and Economic Development Charleston WV October 41-57

7625 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Kalymnos The Island of the Sponge Fishermen Annals of the New York Academy ofSciences 268 289-307

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7624 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Sponge Markets of Kalymnos Anthropologica 181 81-96 7614 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The American Dream and the Rationalization of Slavery Crisis 83 253-254 7613 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Chesapeake Iron Industry The

Colonial Era Labor History 17 388-405 758 NEIL A PALOMBA CATHERINE A PALOMBA and TOM S WITT 1975 Some Economic Factors Affecting

Safety in Underground Bituminous Coal Mines Comment SOllthem Economic Journal 422 13-23 7412 RONALD L LEWIS 1974 Slavery on Chesapeake Iron Plantations before the American Revolution

Journal of Negro History 59 242-254 7312 JOHN P BLAIR 1973 A Review of the Filtering-Down Theory Urban Affairs Quarterly 83 303-316 736 RICHARD RAYMOND 1973 The Interregional Brain Drain and Public Education Growth and Change

43 28-34 735 JOHN PAlMER and NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 Skill Differentials and Their Determinants American

Economist 172 130-136 721 RICHARD RAYMOND 1972 Determinants of Non-White Migration during the 1950s American Journal

of Economics and Sociology 311 9-20 704 RICHARD RAYMOND 1970 Regional Differences in Racial Discrimination in Education and

Employment Western Economic Joumal 82 190-208 697 DONALD E PURSELL 1969 The Impact of the South African Wage Board on SkilledUnskilled Wage

Differentials Eastem Africa Economic Review 11 73-81 696 RICHARD D RAYMOND 1969 Changes in the Relative Economic Status of Nonwhites 1950-60

Western Economic Journal 71 57-70 695 RICHARD RAYMOND 1969 Mobility and Economic Progress of Negro Americans During the 194Os

American Joumal ofEconomics and Sociology 284 337-350 694 ANTHONYP THIRLWALL 1969 Types of Unemployment With Special Reference to Non Demandshy

Deficient Unemployment in Great Britain Scottish Joumal ofPolitical Economy 16 19-49 687 DONALD E PURSELL 1968 Bantu Real Wages and Employment Opportunities in South Africa South

African Joumal ofEconomics 3611 87-103

INDUSTRIAL LOCATION AND MARKET AREAS

908 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1990 Undermining Disinvestment From a Marginal Propensity to Invest to a Propensity to Invest in the Margins Africa Today 372 67-80

902 ROBERT WALKER and FRANK CALZONETTI 1990 Searching for New Manufacturing Plant Locations A Study of Location Decisions in Central Appalachia Regional Studies 241 15-30

8915 CARLA DICKSTEIN and GREG SAYRE 1989 Socioeconomic Impacts of Landfills in West Virginia West Virginia Public Affairs Reporter 64 1-6

8913 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1989 Taiwanese Inveslment in South Africa African Affairs October 507-528

889 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1988 Reorientating South Africas International Links Capital amp Class 35 Summer 49-55

8719 MARY BETH PUDUP 1987 From Farm to Factory Structuring and Location of the US Farm Machinery Industry Economic Geography 633 203-222

876 MARY BETH PUDUP and MICHAEL J WATfS 1987 Growing against the Grain Mechanized Rice Farming in the Sacramento Valley California In Fanning Systems and Change cds S B Brush and B L Turner III New York Guilford Press

8610 RANK J CALZONETTI PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITI 1986 USA Power Plant Location and Fuel Mix Opportunities for Electricity Exporting Regions Energy Policy 146 528-541

846 BARRY D SOLOMON and KINGSLEY E HAYNES 1984 A Survey and Critique of Multiobjective Power Plant Siting Decision Rules Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 182 71-79

839 ROBERT Q fLtNHAM and FRANKJ CALZONETTI 1983 Regional and Temporal Trends in Power Plant Unit Siting 1912-1978 Professional GeObTapher 354 416-426

8213 GREGORY A ELMES FRANK J CALZONETTI and STUART A FOSTER 1982 Siting Fly Ash-Derived Alumina Recovery Facilities in West Virginia SOlltheastem Geographer 221 1-19

819 WALTER C LABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1981 Stability of Appalachian Coal Shipments under Policy Variation Energy Joumal 2 111-128

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8014 FRANK J CALZONElTI MARK S ECKERT and EDWARD J MALECKI 1980 Siting Energy Facilities in the USA Policies for the Western States Energy Policy June 138-152

8013 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and FEREIDOON SHAHROKH 1980 Spatial Equilibrium in the US Coal Industry Energy Economics 24 230-236

7916 MING-JENG HWANG and MELVIN L GREENHUf 1979 Estimates of Fixed Costs and the Sizes of Market Areas in the United States Environment and Planning A 119 993-1009

7911 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and SOOSAN SHAHROKH 1979 Market Delineation in the Coal Industry Review ofRegional Studies 92 6-17

7910 MING-JENG HWANG 1979 A Model of Spatial Price Discrimination for the Pricing Schedule of Coal Journal ofRegional Science 192 231-243

795 WALTER P PAGE 1979 Competition and Concentration in Appalachian Coal Production 1960 to 1975 Policy Analysis and Infonnation Systems 31 141-160

7810 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and MING-JENG HWANG 1978 Spatial Analysis and the Identification of Coal Markets Journal of Energy and Development 141 104-125

7720 FRANK GIARRATANI and CHARLES F SOCHER 1977 The Pattern of Industrial Location and Rising Energy Prices Atlantic Economic Journal 51 48-55

7516 MELVIN L GREENHUf MING-JENG HWANG and HOHTA 1975 Observations on the Shape and Relevance of the Spatial Demand Function Econometrica 434 669-682

7419 JOHN GREENHUf MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination over Space Theory Assumption and a Case Example Annals ofRegional Science 83 70-81

713 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1971 Local Labor Market Effects of New Plant Locations In Essays in Regional Economics eds John F Kain and John R Meyer Cambridge Harvard University Press

709 WILLIAM G DEWALD and G RICHARD DREESE 1970 Bank Behavior with Respect to Deposit Variability Journal ofFinance 254 400-470

688 GILBERT L RUfMAN 1968 The Transkei An Experiment in Economic Separation South African Journal ofEconomics 361 24-31

674 GERALD ALBAUM and GILBERT L RUfMAN 1967 The Cooperative-Based Marketing System in Tanganyika Journal ofMarketing 31 54-58

RESOlTRCES AND UTILITIES

8810 THOMAS TORRIES ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1988 Mineral Project Selection and Economic Development The Case of Namibia Matelials and Society 123-4 263-294

8711 ADAM ROSE and UKAR SOELISTIJO 1987 The Potential of Coal in the Development of Oil-Rich LDCs In Global Energy Interactions ed R K Pachauri New Delhi Allied Publishers

877 FRANK J CALZONliTI 1987 Regional Trends in Coal Use for Electricity Generation Implications for the US and UK In Geographic Issues in Mineral Resource Development eds H E Johansen O P Mathew and G Rudzitis Boulder CO Westview Press

871 ROBERT T WALKER 1987 Land Use Transition and Deforestation in Developing Countries Geographical Analysis 191 18-30

865 FRANKJ CALZONETTI DAVID L DURHAM and GREGORY A ELMES 1986 Power Plant Flyash Magnetite Performs Well in Coal Cleaning Power Engineering 90 52-55

863 WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1986 Regulator Selection Methods and Electricity Prices Land Economics 621 1-13

859 WALTERJ PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1985 Voter Power and Electricity Prices Public Choice 473 519-525

857 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1985-86 European Community Energy Policy and Its Significance to American Coal Exports Journal ofMineral Law and Policy 12 173-219

847 WALTER C LABYS 1984 An Optimal Trade Policy to Counter Latin American Commodity Market Instability In Tenus of Trade and the Optimal Tanf in Latin America ed E Conesa Buenos Aires Institute for Latin American Integration

845 DEREKJ SPOONER and FRANKJ CALZONEITI 1984 Geography and the Coal Revival AngloshyAmerican Perspectives Progress in Human GeobIfaphy 81 1-25

8315 PATRICK C MANN 1983 Water Pricing Research Needs American Water Works Association Journal 75 24-27

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838 WALTER C IABYS RAJENDRA K PACHURI and CHARLES L BLITZER 1983 Coal A Development Challenge Natural Resource Fomm 7 299-310

837 PATRICK C MANN and PAUL R LEFRANCOIS 1983 Trends in the Real Price of Water Journal of the American Water Works Association 75 441-443

836 PATRICK C MANN and WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR 1983 Elected Versus Appointed Commissioners Does It Make a Difference in Utility Prices In Adjusting to Regulatory Pricing and Marketing Realities ed Harry M Trebing East Lansing Institute of Public Utilities Michigan State University

8212 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Elcphants Uranium and the Energy Crisis Tennessee Law Review 494 885-918

8211 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Monitoring Foreign Investment in Energy Resources Problems and Proposals West Vitginia Law Review 84 1093-1103

8210 JAMES J FRIEDBERG and EDWARD Z FOX 1982 Coal Export Associations Possible Effects of American and Common Market Antitrust Laws Northem Kentucky Law Review 9 23-43

829 MING-JENG HWANG 1982 Crude Oil Pricing in the World Market Atlantic Economic Journal 102 1shy5

828 ADAM ROSE MICHAEL SHEEHAN and DALE HURD 1982 Nonrenewable Resources and the Development of Arid Lands A Planning Approach In Altemative Strategies for Desert Development and Management Elmsford NY Pergamon Press

827 PATRICK C MANN and DONALD L SCHLENGER 1982 Marginal Cost and Seasonal Pricing of Water Service Journal of the American Water Works Association January 6-11

818 FRANKJ CALZONETTI and GREGORY A ELMES 1981 Metal Recovery from Power Plant Ash An Ecological Approach to Coal Utilization GeoJoumal Supplementary Issue 3 59-70

817 ADAM ZACHARY ROSE 1981 Utility Lifelines and Economic Activity in the Context of Earthquakes In Social and Economic Impact ofEarthquakes on Utility Lifelines ed J Isenberg New York American Society of Civil Engineers

8016 ADAM ROSE 1980 Geothermal Energy in California Policies Lo Improve the Economic Impact of Energy Resource Development Growth and Change 111 41-47

8015 FRANK J CALZONETTI 1980 Bentonite Liners for Power Plant Lagoons Power Engineering March 61-62

8011 PATRICK C MANN 1980 Equity and Economics in Setting Water Rates for Apartment Complexes Journal of the American Water Works Association 72 74-77

8010 PATRICK C MANN ROBERT J SAUNDERS and JEREMY J WARFORD 1980 A Note on Capital Indivisibility and the Definition of Marginal Cost Water Resources Research 163 602-604

809 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 CoaL In Collective Bargaining Contemporary American Experience ed Gerald G Somers Madison WI Industrial Relations Research Association

799 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Dynamics of Traditional Rate Regulation Research in Law and Economics 1 195-212

798 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Water Industry Economic and Policy Issues In Regulation Competition and Deregulation Lexington VA Washington and Lee University

797 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1979 Cost Behavior and Water Systems Water Resources Bulletin 155 1301-1307

796 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 Coal Problems and Prospects in the 1980s Journal ofEnergy and Development 51 9-18

789 WALTER P PAGE and AUSTIN H MONTGOMERY JR 1978 Social Costs of the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act Amendments Eastern Economic JoumaI43-4 161-166

788 ADAM ROSE STAHRI EDMUNDS and EVERARD LOfTING 1978 The Economics of Geothermal Energy Development at the Regional Level Journal of Energy and Development 41 126-152

7713 PATRICK C MANN 1977 The Interlocking of Municipalities and Publicly Owned Utilities In Local Service Pricing Policies and 77leir Effect on Urban Spatial Stmcture ed Paul B Downing New York Columbia University Press

7712 PATRICK C MANN 1977 Water Rates An Evaluation of Options Journal of the American Water Works Associatioll 692 84-88

7711 PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITT 1977 The Impact on Electricity Rate Structures from Increasing Energy Costs Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 566-571

10 Subject Index

7618 WALTER ClABYS 1976 Foreign Investment in the US Minerals Industry The Case of West Virginia Coal InA Study ofAlien Investment in United States Lands ed E Wunderlick Washington DC US Department of Agriculture

7617 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1976 Ownership and Water System Operation Water ResourcesBulletin 125 995-1004

7616 JOHN L MIKESELL and PATRICK C MANN 1976 Pricing by Rural Electric Cooperatives Land Economics 521 96-102

7510 ADAM ROSE 1975 The Cost of Stack Gas Cleaning in New York State Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association 2510 1005-100S

7416 PATRICK C MANN 1974 User Power and Electricity Rates Journal ofLaw and Economics 172 433shy443

7311 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1973 Should Regulatory Commissions be Abolished Modified or Retained Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-7

7310 PATRICK C MANN 1973 The Political Influence of Residential Consumers on Water Rates Water Resources Bulletin 95 976-984 Comment and Reply 106 1308-1310

738 JOHN L MIKESELL and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1973 Rates of Return in Public and Private Enterprise Electric Utilities in the United States Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and Economics 91 41-54

723 G RICHARD DREESE and HAROLD L BRYANT 1972 Costs and Effects of a Water Program for a Small Stripping Company--Southeastern Ohio Water Resources Bulletin 82 320-327

722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 122 77-89

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORJtAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 62 45-56

707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 104 37-49

706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of the American Water Works Association 629 534-537

705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319

699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 92 5-20

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

PUBLIC FINANCE AND TRANSPORTATION

881 ADAM ROSE and BRANDT STEVENS 1988 Distributional Impacts of Oil and Gas Tax Reforms Energy Economics 103 235-241

873 MING-JENG HWANG and PATRICK C MANN 1987 Deregulation and Efficiency in the Rail Industry Atlantic Economic Journal 152 47-52

8511 FRANK CALZONETIl and ROBERT HANHAM 1985 Changing Energy Prices and State Revenue In Geographical Dimensions of Energy eds F J Calzonetti and B D Solomon Dordrecht Holland Reidel Publishing

843 BRIAN J CUSHING 1984 Capitalization of Interjurisdictional Fiscal Differentials An Alternative Approach Journal of Urban Economics 153 317-326

842 REX HONIlt~ and DAVID SORENSON 1984 Jurisdictional Benefits and Local Costs The Politics of School Closings In Public Senice Provision and Urban Development eds Andrew Kirby Paul Knox and Steven Pinch London Croom Helm

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824

815

7912

784

7716

7715

7619

766

7512

7511

7421

7418

739

734

724

712 711

703

693

686

685

684

661

IRWIN FELLER GREGORY ELMES and JAMES MEYER 1982 Spatial Aspects of the Diffusion of Technological Innovations among American Municipal Governments Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 165 225-238 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 The Allocation of Funds to Small Cities under the Community Development Block Grant Program An Evaluation Journal of the American Planning Association 471 3-28 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1979 Coming New Coal Transportation Modes Mechanical Engineering 1019 37-43 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and KAREN L MAJORS 1978 General Revenue Sharing Federal Incentives to Change Local Government Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 443 317-327 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1977 Eminent Domain Its Origin Meaning and Relevance to Coal Slurry Pipelines Transportation Journal 171 5-21 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and SIDNEY KATELL 1977 Railroad Volume Freight Rates Evolution and Analysis ICC Practitioners Journal January-February 146-161 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1976 The Coal Slurry Pipeline Its Contribution in Meeting the Nations Energy Requirements Journal ofEconomics 2 196-200 ANDREW MISSERMAN 1976 Interjurisdictional Spillovers Political Fragmentation and the Level of Local Public Services A Re-Examination Urban Studies 131 1-12 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Status of Slurry Pipeline Transportation of Bituminous Coal The Intersociety Conference on Transportation Atlanta GA THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Transporting Western Coal Unit Trains or Slurry Pipeline Logistics and Transportation Review 112 147-152 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1974 Transportation in Developing Countries Special Reference to Kenya Traffic Quarterly 281 139-153 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination by Regulated Motor Carriers Comment American Economic Review 644 780-784 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-3 WILLIAM H MIERt-YK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health eds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation Journal 121 15-22 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Loltal Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 111 23-29 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem National Tax lournaI232 206-213 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 ROYW BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208 WOO SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax lournaI212 183-189 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

HUMAN SERVICES AND OTHER POLICY

9016 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1990 The Convergence of Law in an Era of Political Integration The Wood Pulp Case and the Alcoa Effects Doctrine University ofPittsburgh Law Review 522 289-326

901 BARBARA RASMUSSEN 1990 Storer College A Bygone Harpers Ferry Institution Goldenseal 161 46shy49

12 Subject Index

899 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1989 Estimations of the Economic Model of Crime Using Aggregate and Individual Level Data Southern Economic Journal 562 423middot439

884 KENNETII C MARTIS 1988 Sectionalism and the United States Congress Political Geography Quarterly 72 99middot109

8716 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reform and Paternalism in China Some Theoretical Concerns International Regional Science Review 111 59middot73

8712 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reforms and Politics Studies in Comparative International Developments 4 76shy82

872 JOHN PICKLES 1987 The Numbers Game Legitimising Apartheid Review ofAfrican Political Economy 38April 102-103

8512 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISTOPHER J SMITH 1985 What Drives People to Drink Interpreting the Effect of Urban Living on the Use and Abuse of Alcohol Urban Ecology 92 195-213

855 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISfOPHER J SMITH 1985 Regional Change and Problem Drinking in the United States 1970-78 Regional Studies 192 149middot162

8112 C J SMITH and R Q HANHAM 1981 Proximity and the Formation of Public Attitudes towards Mental Illness Environment and Planning A 132 147-165

814 RONALD L LEWIS 1981 Rev TG Steward and the Education of Blacks in Reconstruction Delaware Delaware History Spring-Summer 156-178

813 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Any Place But Here Mental Health Facilities as Noxious Neighbors Professional Geographer 333 326-334

812 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Deinstitutionalization of the Mentally Ill A Time Path Analysis of the American States 1955-1975 Social Science and Medicine 15D 361-378

806 RONALD L LEWIS 1980 Rev TG Stewart (sic) and Mixed Schools in Delaware 1882 Delaware History 19 53-58

805 ADAM ROSE 1980 Mandating Local Government Emergency Services Urban Interest 21 65-73 785 CATHERINE A PALOMBA and NEIL A PALOMBA 1978 An Analysis of Dropouts from a West Virginia

Training Program for Coal Miners Journal ofEconomics 4 133-136 775 CRAIG K ELWELL and NElLA PALOMBA 1977 Economic Benefit-Cost Evaluation of West Virginia

Vocational Rehabilitation Lessons for the Vocational Rehabilitation System Journal ofEconomics 3 201-204

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

748 NEIL A PAWMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

733 NEIL A PAWMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law Journal 2411 733-738

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

Subject Index 13

Regional Models and Methods of Analysis

ECONOMIC MODELS AND ANALYSIS

9011 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Who Has Standing in Cost-Benefit Analysis Journal ofPolicy Analysis and Management 92 201-218

906 PETER W J BATEY and ADAM Z ROSE 1990 Extended Input-Output Models Progress and Potential International Regional Science Review 131-2 27-49

905 PAUL M BEAUMONT 1990 Supply and Demand Interaction in Integrated Econometric and InputshyOutput Models International Regional Science Review 131-2 167-181

8918 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN D MERRIFIELD 1989 Quasi-Experimental Methods for Analyzing Regional Economic and Spatial Change An Application to an Energy Boomtown In Regional Development Processes and Policies eds William H Berentsen Darrick R Danta and Eta Daroczi Centre for Regional Studies Hungarian Academy of Sciences Pecs Hungary

8914 DAVID GREENSTREET 1989 A Conceptual Framework for Construction of Hybrid Regional InputshyOutput Models Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 235 283-289

896 ADAM ROSE and WILLIAM MIERNYK 1989 Input-Output Analysis The First Fifty Years Economic Systems Research 12 229-271

894 ANDREWM ISSERMAN and PAUL M BEAUMONT 1989 New Directions in Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Project Evaluation Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 2312 39-53

888 ADAM ROSE and PAUL BEAUMONT 1988 Interrelational Income-Distribution Multipliers for the West Virginia Economy Journal ofRegional Science 284 461-475

883 MICHAEL J HANNAN and ADAM Z ROSE 1988 The Policy-Cost Index Approach to Modeling Change in Input-Output Coefficients An Application to Acid Rain Policy TecJmological Forecasting and Social Change 331 13-22

8721 MICHAEL KRASHINSKY and WILLIAM J MILNE 1987 Housing Prices in Metropolitan Toronto Regional Science and Urban Economics 172 289-305

8720 JOHN MERRIFIELD 1987 A Neoclassical Anatomy of the Economic Base Multiplier Journal of Regional Science 272 283-294

8713 UWE SCHUBERT SHELBY GERKING ANDREW ISSERMAN and CAROL TAYLOR 1987 Regional Labour Market Modelling A State of the Art Review In Regional Labour Markets eds M M Fischer and P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

879 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOlIN D MERRIFIELD 1987 Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Regional Analysis An Application to an Energy Boomtown and Growth Pole Theory Economic Geography 631 3-19

8613 SANDOR PETER 1986 The Relevance of Pollution-Related Input-Output Models for Regional Environmental Management in Hungary A Critical Approach Papers of the Regional Science Association 60 125-131

862 PAUL BEAUMONT ANDREW ISSERMAN DAVID MCMILLEN DAVID PLANE and PETER ROGERSON 1986 The ECESIS Economic-Demographic Model of the United States In Population Change and the Economy ed A M Isserman Boston Kluwer-Nijhoff Publishing Company

8520 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH WALTER C LABYS and TOM S WITT 1985 Resource Commodity Dependency and State Econometric Modeling Review ofRegional Studies 153 36-48

8514 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH and WALTER C LABYS 1985 A Commodity-Regional Model of West Virginia Journal ofRegional Science 253 383-411

854 BENJAMIN STEVENS and ADAM ROSE 1985 Regional Input-Output Methods for Tourism Impact Analysis In Assessing the Economic Impacts ofRecreation and Tourism eds Dennis Propst et al Asheville NC US Forest Service

841 ADAM ROSE 1984 Technological Change and Input-Output Analysis An Appraisal Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 185 305-318

832 ADAM ROSE 1983 Modeling the Macroeconomic Impact of Air Pollution Abatement Journal of Regional Science 234 441-459

831 ROBERT WALKER and JANUSZ SZYR1ER 1983 Interregional Total Flow A Concept and Application to a US Input-Output Model Review of Regional Studies 132 12-21

14 Subject Index

8217 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN MERRIFIELD 1982 The Use of Control Groups in Evaluating Regional Economic Policy Regional Science and Urban Economics 121 43-58

8214 ADAM ROSE BEN NAKAYAMA and BRANDT STEVENS 1982 Modern Energy Region Development and Income Distribution An Input -Output Analysis Joumal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 92 149-164

811 SHELBY D GERKING and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 Bifurcation and the Time Pattern of Impacts in the Economic Base Model Joumal ofRegional Science 214 451-467

804 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1980 Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of Alternative Methods Intemational Regional Science Review 52 155-184

801 ROBERTT WALKER and SUZANNE E BAYLEY 1980 An Energetic and Economic Simulation for the Evaluation of Transportation Policy Computers Environment and Urban Systems 51-2 83-96

791 PAUL B SLATER and WOLFGANG SCHWARZ 1979 Global Trade Patterns Scaling and Clustering Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics 97 381-387

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environment and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Joumal of Environmental Systems 72 131-147

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic Impacts Joumal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

763 WILLIAM H MIERlTYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input-Output Analysis Intemational Regional Science Review 12 47-55

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Joumal ofRegional Science 153 371-373

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363

7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley Joumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation ~fodeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUTHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 w F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

732 WILLIAM H MIERVYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics eds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

702 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and Change 12 27-32

Subject Index 15

692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

691 WILLIAM H MIER~YK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications ofInput-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

671 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commerciali 148 741-753

POPULATION MODELS AND ANALYSIS

8919 DAVID K FOOT and WILLIAM J MILNE 1989 Multiregional Estimation of Gross Internal Migration Flows International Regional Science Review 121 29-43

893 BRIAN J CUSHING 1989 Use and Misuse of the Allocation Rate in Models of Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 231 51-58

8718 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 A Note on Specification of Climate Variables in Models of Population Migration Joumal ofRegional Science 274 641-649

8717 PAUL M BEAUMONT and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1987 Comment Judgment in Population Forecasting Journal of the American Statistical Association 82400 1004-1009

878 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 Location-Specific Amenities Topography and Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 212 74-85

869 BRIAN J CUSHING 1986 Accounting for Spatial Relationships in Models of Interstate Population Migration Annals ofRegional Science 202 66-73

868 ANDREW ISSER1AN CAROL TAYlOR SHELBY GERKING and UWE SCHUBERT 1986 Regional Labor Market Analysis In Handbook ofRegional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8513 ANDREWMISSERl1AN DAVIDA PLANE PETERA ROGERSON and PAULM BEAUMONT 1985 Forecasting Interstate Migration with Limited Data A Demographic-Economic Approach Journal of the American Statistical Association 80390 277-285

851 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1985 Economic-Demographic Modeling with Endogenously Determined Birth and Migration Rates Theory and Prospects Environment and Planning A 171 25-45

844 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1984 Projection Forecast and Plan On the Future of Population Forecasting Joumal of the American Planning Association 502 208-221

825 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAVID A PLANE and DAVID B MCMILLEN 1982 Internal Migration in the United States An Evaluation of Federal Data Review of Public Data Use 114 285-311

808 E JAMES HAR~ER and PAUL B SLATER 1980 Identifying Medical Regions Using Hierarchical Clustering Social Science and Medicine 14D 3-10

807 ANDREW M ISSERfAN and MARILYN BROWN 1980 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science Association 45November 139-158

793 PAUL B SLATER 1979 Biplots of 1959-1961 United States Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 759-766

792 PAUL B SLATER 1979 1965-70 Interstate Migration in the United States An Extension of the Multiterminal Method to Multiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 6 205-208

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188 774 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of

the American Institute of Planners 433 247-259 771 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and

Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291 7612 PAUL B SLATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybemetics April 321-324

16 Subject Index

7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972 Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132

7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56

769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12

768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878

767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social Science Research 51 173-224

765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data Human Organization 353 269-286

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American foumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data foumal of Regional Science 143 377-388

737 ROllERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West Virginia West Virginia Medical foumaI698 1-4

701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables Demography 71 87-91

RESOURCE MODELS AND ANALYSIS

909 WALTER C IABYS and MONTAGUE J LORD 1990 Portfolio Optimisation and the Design of Latin American Export Diversification Policies foumal of Development Studies 262 260-277

8917 WALTER C IAllYS and JEAN-BAPTISTE LESOURD 1989 Facteurs Explicatifs des Ajustements de Prix sur Ie Marche International du Charbon Revue de lenergie 416 Decembre 1035-1045

8916 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 An Integrated Exhaustible Resource Model of Copper Market Dynamics In Economics in 17zeory and Practice An Eclectic Approach eds J Marquez and L R Klein Dordrecht Kluwer Academic Publishers

8911 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 Spatial and Temporal Price and Allocation Models of Mineral and Energy Markets In Quantitative Methods for Market-Oriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time eds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

8910 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C IAllYS 1989 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and Natural Gas In Quantitative Methods for MarketshyOriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time cds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

898 WALTERC IABYS and LORNA M WADDELL 1989 Commodity Lifecycles in US Materials Demand Resources Policy 15September 238-252

8811 THOMAS F TORRIES 1988 Competitive Cost Analysis in the Mineral Industries The Example of Nickel Resources Policy 143 193-204

8710 FRANK J CALZONETTI DEREK SPOONER and GREGORY G SAYRE 1987 A Reassessment of Site Suitability Analysis for Power Plant Siting A Maryland Example Applied Geography 7 223-241

Subject Index 17

875 ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1987 Sources of Change in Energy Use in the US Economy 1972-82 In World Energy Markets Coping with Instability ed J Rowse Calgary Friesen

874 ROBERT WALKER and KATHY REX-LOPATTO 1987 Evaluation of Costs Associated with Regional Environmental Impact in Chesapeake Bay loumal ofEnvironmental Systems 171 15-31

8611 WALTER ClABYS 1986 An Economic Analysis of the Stability of East-West Mineral Trade Patterns Resources Policy September 223-242

867 WALTER C lABYS and TAKASHI TAKAYAMA 1986 Spatial Equilibrium Analysis Mathematical and Programming Model Advances in Spatial Agricultural Energy and Mineral Modeling In Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8516 ADAM ROSE 1985 Modeling Energy Conservation Programs An Application to Natural Gas Utilities Energy lournaI64 87-103

8510 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C lABYS 1985 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and the Natural Gas Market Energy Economics 7 145shy152

858 ROBERT WALKER 1985~ A Comment on Linear Control Problems in the Theory of Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 30 309-315

853 GREGORY A ELMES 1985 Modeling Spatial Interaction of Utility Coal in Pennsylvania Annals of the Association ofAmerican Geographers 752 212-226

852 DANIEL GOLOMB STEPHEN BATfERI1AN JAMES GRUHL and WALTER C lABYS 1985 Sensitivity Analysis of the Kinetics of Acid Rain Models Atmospheric Environment 173 645-653

848 GREGORY ELMES 1984 Coal Transportation An Undervalued Aspect of Energy Modeling Transporlation Research-A 18-A1 13-23

8314 KINGSLEY E HAYNES FRED Y PHILLIPS and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints Economic Geography 591 52-65

8311 BARRY M RUBIN and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Energy Development Projects Coal Liquefaction in the Illinois Basin Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 171 11-20

823 WALTER C lABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

8012 WALTER ClABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Quadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Steam Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

803 WALTER C lABYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In Commodity Markets and Latin American Development A ltlodeling Approach eds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 BARRYD SOLOMON KINGSLEYE HAYNES and ADREW J KR1ENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

7714 ANDREW M ISSERI1AN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic GeOb1faphy 531 45-54

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations loumal of Regional Science 1713 327-344

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment alld Planning A 84 477-478

764 FRANK GIARRATANL 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues Environment and Planning A 84 447-454

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics March 278-283

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian lournal of Politics 9153-162

SOCIAL SCIENCE DIRECTIONS

9017 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1990 A Mind Ahead of its Time Libertas Mathematica 10 5-26 9015 JEFF L LEWIN and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 The Social Value of Crime International Review of

Law and Economics 10 271-284

18 Subject Index

907 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and RONALD F ABLER 1990 Bulgarian Geographers and Geography Professional Geographer 423 371~378

8812 JOHN PICKLES 1988 From Fact-World to Life-World The Phenomenological Method and Social Science Research In Qualitative Methods in Human Geography eds J Eyles and D M Smith Cambridge Polity Press

886 MARY BETH PUDUP 1988 Arguments within Regional Geography Progress in Human Geography 123 369-390

882 JOHN PICKLES 1988 Knowledge Theory and Practice The Role of Practical Reason in Geographical Theory In A Ground for Common Search eds R G Golledge H Couc1elis and P Gould Goleta CA Santa Barbara Geographical Press

8612 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Crazy Dualisms and Conceptual Leakage Or How We Can Continue to Misunderstand Human Geography Ohio Geographers 14Fall 75-84

866 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Geographic Theory and Educating for Democracy Antipode 182 136-154 861 JOHN PICKLES 1986 New Maps for Old A Reply to Smith Issues in Education 41 69-73 8521 JOHN PICKIES 1985 The Role of Place and Commonplaces in Democratic Empowerment Issues in

Education 33 232-241 8519 ANDREW M ISSERMAS 1985 Dare to Plan An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice

and Education Town Planning Review 564 483-491 8518 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Bioeconomics A Realistic Appraisal of Future Prospect In Global

Economy Today Tomorrow and the Transition ed Howard F Didsbury Jr Bethesda World Future Society

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

822 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

821 JOHN PICKIES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Rclevance of Regional Science Review ofRegional Studies 61 1-9

7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human Organization 333 261-275

7414 H RUSSELL BERJ~ARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

Subject Index 19

A Quarter Century of Scholarly Achievement

The Regional Research Institute opened on September 1 1965 Professor William Miernyk a regional economist trained at Harvard came to West Virginia University as founding Director His pioneering research on input-output modeling rapidly brought the Institute international prominence in regional economics and the new multidisciplinary field of regional science The orientation he established is at the heart of the Institute today

The Regional Research Institute exists for scholarly research Scholars define the research projects and scholars evaluate the proposals and results The overall objective is to increase knowledge through publication ofjournal articles and books

Graduate students are an integral part of the Institute As their educations progress so do their roles on research projects They learn research skills conduct and publish research and present papers at conferences

The scope of the Institute extends beyond the economic and social problems of Appalachia to similar regions elsewhere It incorporates an enduring focus on quantitative methods for studying regions and evaluating policy directions

The Institute encourages and nurtures international and multidisciplinary research It organizes conferences and seminars initiates research activities publishes an international journal creates research opportunities abroad and hosts visiting scholars

For 25 years the Regional Research Institute has helped scholars do research For numerous individuals both at West Virginia University and elsewhere it has provided crucial encouragement stimulation and opportunities Its programs now involve faculty members from six colleges undergraduate as well as graduate students and an extensive network of scholars in the United States and abroad

West Virginia Universitys strong unswerving commitment to regionally oriented scholarly research has produced an exceptional legacy This catalog is a tribute to the scholars the University and their quarter century of research achievement

Andrew M ssennan Director August 1991

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Table of Contents

Page

The Orientation of the Regional Research Institute 1

Subject Index 5

Regional Economic and Social Development

Regional Development 5

Labor Markets Migration and Population Distribution 6

Industrial Location and Market Areas 8

Resources and Utilities 9

Public Finance and Transportation 11

Human Services and Other Policy 12

Regional Models and Methods of Analysis

Economic Models and Analysis 14

Population Models and Analysis 16

Resource Models and Analysis 17

Social Science Directions 18

Chronological Listing 20

1990 Working Papers 34

Author Index 35

NOTE This catalog includes some items that were published after or before an authors affiliation

with the Regional Research Institute

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The Orientation of the Regional Research Institute

The statements in this section are taken from various documents beginning with the Institutes 1965-66 Annual Report and concluding with its 1990 Planning Report

J one 30 1966

The Regional Research Institute was established on September 1 1965 to serve as a center for regionally-oriented basic research in the social sciences at West Virginia University Financial support is provided by the University and the Benedum Foundation A substantIal part of the Institutes research effort will be concerned with economic and social problems in West Virginia and Appalachia Research activities will not be limited to this region however

The distinction between basic and applied research is not easy to make Broadly speaking however basic research is concerned with adding to knowledge while applied research as a problem-solving orientation In so far as this distinction can be made the Institute will be concerned with basic research This is not to say that Institute studies will be highly abstract or esoteric Indeed it is anticipated that most studies will be empirical Hopefully the results will be useful to state and regional policy makers Some of the projects will be frankly experimental however and others will be more concerned WIth methodology than with the testing of specific hypotheses or the empirical implementation of existing models

The Institute will not be a service center nor will it be an outlet for publication The results of research conducted in the Institute will be published as journal articles books or monographs

The activities of the Institute will not be conducted in an academic vacuum One of the major justifications for the establishment of organized research centers on univerSIty campuses is that they contribute to strong graduate programs Without impinging upon the activities of other campus research units we hope that the Institute can play an important part in the development of a strong graduate program in economics and in the expansion of graduate programs in the other social sciences

Studies currently under way are limited to a single discipline but it is hoped that some new projects will be multi-disciplinary in nature Professional staff members will have conlplete freedom to conduct research of interest to them provided it can be classified as basic and has a regional orientation

Jone 30 1971

For the first time since the Institute was established in September 1965 the staff includes representatives of disciplines other than economics It appears that the Institute is moving towards one of the objectives mentioned in the first annual report and is becoming Ita center for regionally-oriented basic research

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June 1972

Because of its multidisciplinary nature the Institute is not affiliated with any single college

June 20 1975

The Institute is now providing less salary support to a small number of researchers and more supporting services to a larger number of individuals

June 30 1975

Looking ahead to the next decade we hope to broaden the multidisciplinary base of the Institute without any reduction in regional and interregional economic studies We would also like to middotmaintain the diversity of methodological approaches and the mix of abstract and applied studies characteristic of our work during the past decade Our goal will be to maintain a flexible approach both methodologically and in terms of the problems to be investigated

June 30 1976

Some of the Institutes work reflects the winds of change almost a third of the papers completed this year for example deal with energy issues Others however deal with methodological or analytical matters which are essentially timeless Our objective is to maintain a mix of theoretical empirical and policy-related studies

July 1976

Primary goals To serve as a center for the conduct of regionally oriented basic research at West Virginia University and to maintain and generate analytic tools and skills for the conduct of basic research in regional development

June 30 1977

Studies conducted in the Institute reflect a wide variety of research interests despite the relatively small size of the Institute staff Their common bond is that they deal with markets social systems or organizations which have a spatial dimension

June 14 1979

With guidance from the Institute the State has been using the revised input-output model to estimate the inlpacts of new or expanded economic activities

The Institute has an unusual mode of operation in which research associates are free to conduct research on topics which interest them The projects conducted here continue to be multifaceted with many types of research conducted simultaneously The Institute does not publish its own work Thus all books monographs and papers must meet the standards of professional journals and publishing companies

June 30 1979

We plan to continue to contribute to the intellectual life of the University community by sponsoring symposia led by distinguished scholars from other institutions

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June 16 1980

A wide range of support services are provided to faculty members associated with the Institute In addition to these valued services the Institute provides office space for Research Associates as well as a quiet and relaxed environment that is conducive to research efforts We also have a specialized library which serves many of the needs of our Research Associates

June 18 1981

All of the studies supported by the Institute are spatial in character Much of the recent research is concerned with energy environmental and other relevant policy issues

June 30 1981

The Institute remains one of the smaller research units in the University--deliberate choice--but size appears to have little to do with productivity The seven members of the professional staff aided immeasurably by talented and diligent research assistants secretaries and research aides maintained a high level of output this year

June 30 1983

Students are encouraged to co-author books and articles--and on occasion to submit papers under their own names--for publication Our record on this score is excellent Ten of the 18 GRAs who wrote doctoral dissertations were published authors before receiving their degrees Most who have gone on to academic positions have continued to publish

Since the Institute was started in 1965 approximately one-half of the students receiving PhDs in Economics from West Virginia University have served as research assistants at the Institute Eighteen of those students completed dissertations based on research conducted at the Institute

Dr William Miernyk established a research environment in which the attainment of excellence prevailed

March 16 1984

Unlike many university institutes the Regional Research Institute seems to have been founded primarily to promote research rather than primarily to bring outside research funds and overhead to campus

August 1988

The Regional Research Institute focuses on the economic and social developn1ent of lagging regions such as Appalachia within the United States on theories and methods for studying regions and on policies and strategies for stimulating their development

The Institute attracts to West Virginia University many visiting scholars from abroad each year Their presence stimulates new research and fosters an international perspective on regional economic and social development Recent visitors staying three months or more have come from Australia Canada England Hungary Scotland and the Soviet Union A

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January 1989

The Regional Research Institute supports research requirin~ modest on-campus resources and provides assistance to faculty members in secunng external research grants Faculty research associates are selected on the basis of their research proposals which are sent for external review to former or present members of National Science Foundation review panels

August 1989

A pilot program for honors students encourages promising undergraduates to consider socIal science research careers Undergraduate fellows receive research trainin~ participate in research projects and then conduct their own research with the assIstance of fa~ulty members

August 1989

By hosting four meetings in 1987 and 1988 the Regional Research Institute established itself as an international conference center for regional science and related fields There were over a hundred seminars and workshops and two faculty short courses during the four years 1985 through 1988

More than sixty scholars visited the Regional Research Institute in 1984-88 Several came to the Institute as a result of cooperative research agreements initiated in the period 1985 to 1988 between the Institute and other research centers In each case the center is actively doing research on lagging regions of developed countries

In 1986 the Institute became the publisher of the International Regional Science Review a refereed journal with subscribers in 67 nations

The primary source of external funding during 1984-89 was the National Science Foundation fronl which five grants were received in 1987 and one in 1986

November 1990

Fourteen faculty research associates from six different colleges have been appointed through the annual competition initiated in 1988 Twelve undergraduates are conducting research with faculty mentors under the Honors Fellows program initiated in 1989 Several international programs are now active two-way exchanges A seminar with the Hunsarian Academy of Sciences this May has spawned several research activities and sImilar seminars have been planned with the University of Glasgow for 1991 and the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences in 1992 The USshyBulgarian seminars in 1987 and 1989 and the Institutes visiting scholar program have led to a MacArthur Foundation grant exceeding $400000

Three interdisciplinary research groups are forming The first group focuses on rural poverty and its amelioration the second on the economic and social development of the worlds major coal regions and the third on econonucshyenvironmental issues in eastern Europe The hope is that in three years the Institutes traditional strength in regional economic modeling and policy analysis will be augmented by strong teams in additional interdisciplinary research areas

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Subject Index

Regional Economic and Social Development

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT

9018 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Industrial Restructuring and Economic Development Strategies in a Japanese Steel Town The Case of Kitakyushu Town Planning Review 614 389-411

9012 MARY BETH PUDUP 1990 T4e Limits of Subsistence Agriculture and Industry in Central Appalachia Agricultural History 641 61-89

9010 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Helping Small Manufacturers Modernize Issues in Science and Technology 71 49-54

904 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Modern Times Learning from State Initiatives in Industrial Extension and Technology Transfer Economic Development Quarterly 43 186-202

903 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 State Initiatives to Modernize US Small and Midsized Manufacturers In Financing Economic Development eds Richard D Bingham Edward W Hill and Sammis B White Newbury Park CA Sage Publications

8912 MICHAEL B TEITZ and PHILIP SHAPIRA 1989 Growth and Turbulence in the California Economy In Deindustrialization and Regional Economic Transfonnation eds Lloyd Rodwin and Hidehiko Sazanami Winchester MA Unwin Hyman Inc

897 RONALD L LEWIS 1989 Why Dont You Bake Bread Franklin Trubee and the Scotts Run Reciprocal Economy Goldenseal 15Spring 34-41

895 MARY BETH PUDUP 1989 The Boundaries of Class in Preindustrial Appalachia Journal ofHistorical Geography 152 139-162

885 JOHN PICKIJES 1988 Recent Changes in Regional Policy in South Africa Geography 733 233-239 8715 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1987 Fossil Fuels and Regional Economic Development In Energy and the

Southwest Economy Dallas Federal Reserve Bank 8714 ROBERT WALKER 1987 Regional Development and Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological

Modelling 37 303-316 864 MARY BETH PUDUP 1986 Beyond the Traditional Mountain Subculture A New Look at Preshy

industrial Appalachia In Impact ofInstitutions on Appalachia eds J Lloyd and A G Campbell Boone NC Appalachian Consortium Press

8515 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Energy Constraints and Economic Development in the Northeast In Economic Prospects for the Northeast eds Harry W Richardson and Joseph H Turek Philadelphia Temple University Press

8410 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and PETER S FISHER 1984 Population Forecasting and Local Economic Planning The Limits on Community Control over Uncertainty Population Research and Policy Review 31 27-50

849 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1984 Energy and Regional Development In Energy Costs Urban Development and Housing eds Anthony Downs and Katharine L Bradbury Washington DC The Brookings Institution

8216 WILLIAM H MIEAAYK 1982 The Differential Effects of Rising Energy Prices on Regional Income and Employment In High Energy Costs Assessing the Burden ed Hans H Landsberg Baltimore The Johns Hopkins University Press for Resources for the Future

8215 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Energy Availability and State Economic Development Journal ofEnergy and Development 72 163-171

8110 ADAM ROSE DAVID KOLK MICHAEL BRADY and ROBERT KNEISEL 1981 Energy Development and Urban Employment Creation The Case of the City of Los Angeles Energy 610 1041-1052

8018 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 Regional Shifts in Economic Base and Structure in the United States Since 1940 In Alternatives to Confrontation ed Victor L Arnold Lexington MA DC Heath and Company

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SO17 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 An Evaluation The Tools of Regional Development Policy Growth and Change 112 2-6

7917 JOHN M GOWDY 1979 Economic Growth Models and Regional Steady State Planning Growth and Change 103 37-42

7914 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 A Note on Recent Regional Growth Theories Journal ofRegional Science 193 303-308

7913 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 Resource Constraints and Regional Development Policy Atlantic Economic Journal 83 16-23

7719 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 The Changing Structure of the Southern Economy In Economics of Southern Growth eds E Blaine Liner and Lawrence K Lynch Research Triangle Park NC The Southern Growth Policies Board

7718 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 EDA and the Objectives of Regional Development Policy Explorations in Economic Research 43 390-408

7717 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Rising Energy Prices and Regional Economic Development Growth and Change 83 2-7

7623 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Decline of the Northern Perimeter Society 13 24-26 7622 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Regional Economic Consequences of High Energy Prices in the United

States Journal of Energy and Development 12 213-239 7621 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Some Regional Impacts of the Rising Cost of Energy Papers of the

Regional Science Association 37 213-227 76W GREGORY J L YI 1976 Towards the Application of Dynamic Growth Theory to Regions

Generalizations and Comments Journal ofRegional Science 161 117-124 7514 WILLIAM H MIER1gtYK 1975 The Northeast Isnt What It Used to Be In Balanced Growth for the

Northeast Proceedings of a Conference of Legislative Leaders on the Future of the Northeast New York State Senate

7513 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 Regional Employment Impacts of Rising Energy Prices Labor Law Journal 268 518-523

7422 JOHN P BlAIR and WALTER CHATFIELD 1974 Pareto Optimal Growth Public Choice 21 93-97 7420 G RICHARD DREESE 1974 Banks and Regional Economic Development Southern Economic Journal

404 647-656 717 ROBERT D BRITT 1971 The Appalachian Regional Development Program Growth and Change 23

3-13 6911 CARL W HALE 1969 The Optimality of Local Subsidies in Regional Development Programs

Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 93 35-50 6910 WILLIAM H MIERYK 1969 British Regional Development Policy Journal ofEconomic Issues 33 33shy

42 698 woo SIK KEE 1969 The Cause of Urban Poverty Journal ofHuman Resources 81 93-99 6810 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1968 The Role of State and Local Government in the

Economic Development of Appalachia Land Economics 441 50-58 689 CARL W HALE 1968 Local Subsidies Regional Development or Regional Rivalry American

Industrial Development Council Journal 34 33-53 673 CARL W HALE 1967 The Mechanism of the Spread Effect in Regional Development Land

Economics 434 45-52 672 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Appalachian Development The Long-Run View Poverty and Human

Resources Abstracts 23 36-43 662 WILLIAM H MIE~ryJ 1966 Experience under the British Local Employment Acts of 1960 and 1963

Industrial and Labor Relations Review 201 30-49

LABOR MARKETS MIGRATION AND POPULATION DISTRIBUTION

9014 SALLY WARD MAGGARD 1990 Gender Contested Womens Participation in the Brookside Coal Strike In Women and Social Protest eds Guida West and Rhoda Blumberg NY Oxford University Press

9013 MARY BETH PUDUP 1990 Womens Work in the West Virginia Economy West Virginia History 49 7shy20

892 ROBERT WALKER and MICHAEL HANNAN 1989 Dynamic Settlement Processes The Case of US Immigration The Professional Geographer 412 172-183

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891 RONALD L LEWIS 1989 From Peasant to Proletarian The Migration of Southern Blacks to the Central Appalachian Coalfields The Journal ofSouthern History 551 77-102

887 CARlA DICKSIEIN 1988 The Role of Cooperative Development Agencies in Developing Worker Cooperatives Lessons from Philadelphia Economic and Industrial Democracy 92 197-224

8517 LEE DE COlA 1985 Lognormal Estimates of Macroregional City-Size Distributions 1950-70 Environment and Planning A 1712 1637-1652

856 RONALD L LEWIS 1985 Job Control and Race Relations in the Coal Fields 1870-1920 Journal of Ethnic Studies 124 36-64

8313 GASPERA GAROFAW and MICHAELS FOGAR1Y 1983 A Note on the Measurement of Agglomeration Economies with Compensation for Urban Disamenities Journal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 104 383-387

8312 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1983 Decline of the Metropolitan Economy A New Interpretation Urban Studies 204 495-497

8310 R TODD ZDORKOWSKl and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1983 Two Views of the City as a Source of SpaceshyTime Trends in EconomicDevelopment and the Decline of Human Fertility Urban Geography 41 54shy62

835 DAVIDA PlANE and ANDREWM ISSERMAN 1983 US Interstate Labor Force Migration An Analysis of Trends Net Exchanges and Migration Subsystems Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 175-6 251shy266

834 BRIAN J CUSHING and MAHLON R STRASZHEIM 1983 Agglomeration Economies in the Public and Private Sector Urban Spatial and Fiscal Structure In Perspectives on Local Public Finance and Public Policy ed John Quigley Greenwich CT JAI Press

826 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1982 The Determinants of Residential Succession with Renewal Effects Journal of Urban Economics 111 1-10

8113 WILLIAM H MIER~ 1981 The 1981 Coal Strike A View from the Outside Labor Law Journal 8281 564-567

8111 R Q HANHAM and H CHANG 1981 Wage Inflation in a Growth Region The American Sun Belt In Regional Wage Inflation and Unemployment ed R L Martin Great Britain Pion Limited

816 CLIFFORD B HAWLEY and MICHAELS FOGAR1Y 1981 Can Agglomeration Economies Explain Why People Are Leaving Large Cities Environment and Planning A 132 225-230

8019 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y and GASPER GAROFALO 1980 Urban Size and the Amenity Structure of Cities Journal of Urban Economics 83 350-361

7918 GASPER GAROFAW and MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1979 Urban Income Distribution and the Urban Hierarchy-Equality Hypothesis Review ofEconomics and Statistics 613 381-388

7915 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and GLENN V FUGITI 1979 Population Growth and Retail Decline Conflicting Effects of Urban Accessibility in American Villages Rural Sociology 441 24-38

794 RONALD L LEWIS 1979 The Darkest Abode of Man Black Miners in the First Southern Coal Field 1780-1865 Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 190-202

7811 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y and GASPER GAROFAW 1978 An Exploration of the Real Productivity Effects of Cities Review ofRegional Studies 81 65-82

787 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Black Labor in the Eastern Virginia Coal Field 1765-1865 In Other Slaves Mechanics Artisans and Craftsmen eds Ronald L Lewis and James E Newton Boston MA GK Hall

786 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Slave Families at Early Chesapeake Ironworks Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 169-179

7722 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 Race and the United Mine Workers Union in Tennessee Selected Letters of William R Riley 1892-1895 Tennessee Historical Quarterly 36 524-536

7721 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1977 Predicting Neighborhood Decline within a Large Central City An Application of Discriminant Analysis Environment and Planning A 95 579-584

778 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Virginia Iron Industry The AnteshyBellum Era West Virginia History 38 141-156

777 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Jobs and Income Issue Papers of the Appalachian Conference on Balanced Growth and Economic Development Charleston WV October 41-57

7625 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Kalymnos The Island of the Sponge Fishermen Annals of the New York Academy ofSciences 268 289-307

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7624 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Sponge Markets of Kalymnos Anthropologica 181 81-96 7614 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The American Dream and the Rationalization of Slavery Crisis 83 253-254 7613 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Chesapeake Iron Industry The

Colonial Era Labor History 17 388-405 758 NEIL A PALOMBA CATHERINE A PALOMBA and TOM S WITT 1975 Some Economic Factors Affecting

Safety in Underground Bituminous Coal Mines Comment SOllthem Economic Journal 422 13-23 7412 RONALD L LEWIS 1974 Slavery on Chesapeake Iron Plantations before the American Revolution

Journal of Negro History 59 242-254 7312 JOHN P BLAIR 1973 A Review of the Filtering-Down Theory Urban Affairs Quarterly 83 303-316 736 RICHARD RAYMOND 1973 The Interregional Brain Drain and Public Education Growth and Change

43 28-34 735 JOHN PAlMER and NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 Skill Differentials and Their Determinants American

Economist 172 130-136 721 RICHARD RAYMOND 1972 Determinants of Non-White Migration during the 1950s American Journal

of Economics and Sociology 311 9-20 704 RICHARD RAYMOND 1970 Regional Differences in Racial Discrimination in Education and

Employment Western Economic Joumal 82 190-208 697 DONALD E PURSELL 1969 The Impact of the South African Wage Board on SkilledUnskilled Wage

Differentials Eastem Africa Economic Review 11 73-81 696 RICHARD D RAYMOND 1969 Changes in the Relative Economic Status of Nonwhites 1950-60

Western Economic Journal 71 57-70 695 RICHARD RAYMOND 1969 Mobility and Economic Progress of Negro Americans During the 194Os

American Joumal ofEconomics and Sociology 284 337-350 694 ANTHONYP THIRLWALL 1969 Types of Unemployment With Special Reference to Non Demandshy

Deficient Unemployment in Great Britain Scottish Joumal ofPolitical Economy 16 19-49 687 DONALD E PURSELL 1968 Bantu Real Wages and Employment Opportunities in South Africa South

African Joumal ofEconomics 3611 87-103

INDUSTRIAL LOCATION AND MARKET AREAS

908 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1990 Undermining Disinvestment From a Marginal Propensity to Invest to a Propensity to Invest in the Margins Africa Today 372 67-80

902 ROBERT WALKER and FRANK CALZONETTI 1990 Searching for New Manufacturing Plant Locations A Study of Location Decisions in Central Appalachia Regional Studies 241 15-30

8915 CARLA DICKSTEIN and GREG SAYRE 1989 Socioeconomic Impacts of Landfills in West Virginia West Virginia Public Affairs Reporter 64 1-6

8913 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1989 Taiwanese Inveslment in South Africa African Affairs October 507-528

889 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1988 Reorientating South Africas International Links Capital amp Class 35 Summer 49-55

8719 MARY BETH PUDUP 1987 From Farm to Factory Structuring and Location of the US Farm Machinery Industry Economic Geography 633 203-222

876 MARY BETH PUDUP and MICHAEL J WATfS 1987 Growing against the Grain Mechanized Rice Farming in the Sacramento Valley California In Fanning Systems and Change cds S B Brush and B L Turner III New York Guilford Press

8610 RANK J CALZONETTI PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITI 1986 USA Power Plant Location and Fuel Mix Opportunities for Electricity Exporting Regions Energy Policy 146 528-541

846 BARRY D SOLOMON and KINGSLEY E HAYNES 1984 A Survey and Critique of Multiobjective Power Plant Siting Decision Rules Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 182 71-79

839 ROBERT Q fLtNHAM and FRANKJ CALZONETTI 1983 Regional and Temporal Trends in Power Plant Unit Siting 1912-1978 Professional GeObTapher 354 416-426

8213 GREGORY A ELMES FRANK J CALZONETTI and STUART A FOSTER 1982 Siting Fly Ash-Derived Alumina Recovery Facilities in West Virginia SOlltheastem Geographer 221 1-19

819 WALTER C LABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1981 Stability of Appalachian Coal Shipments under Policy Variation Energy Joumal 2 111-128

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8014 FRANK J CALZONElTI MARK S ECKERT and EDWARD J MALECKI 1980 Siting Energy Facilities in the USA Policies for the Western States Energy Policy June 138-152

8013 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and FEREIDOON SHAHROKH 1980 Spatial Equilibrium in the US Coal Industry Energy Economics 24 230-236

7916 MING-JENG HWANG and MELVIN L GREENHUf 1979 Estimates of Fixed Costs and the Sizes of Market Areas in the United States Environment and Planning A 119 993-1009

7911 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and SOOSAN SHAHROKH 1979 Market Delineation in the Coal Industry Review ofRegional Studies 92 6-17

7910 MING-JENG HWANG 1979 A Model of Spatial Price Discrimination for the Pricing Schedule of Coal Journal ofRegional Science 192 231-243

795 WALTER P PAGE 1979 Competition and Concentration in Appalachian Coal Production 1960 to 1975 Policy Analysis and Infonnation Systems 31 141-160

7810 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and MING-JENG HWANG 1978 Spatial Analysis and the Identification of Coal Markets Journal of Energy and Development 141 104-125

7720 FRANK GIARRATANI and CHARLES F SOCHER 1977 The Pattern of Industrial Location and Rising Energy Prices Atlantic Economic Journal 51 48-55

7516 MELVIN L GREENHUf MING-JENG HWANG and HOHTA 1975 Observations on the Shape and Relevance of the Spatial Demand Function Econometrica 434 669-682

7419 JOHN GREENHUf MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination over Space Theory Assumption and a Case Example Annals ofRegional Science 83 70-81

713 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1971 Local Labor Market Effects of New Plant Locations In Essays in Regional Economics eds John F Kain and John R Meyer Cambridge Harvard University Press

709 WILLIAM G DEWALD and G RICHARD DREESE 1970 Bank Behavior with Respect to Deposit Variability Journal ofFinance 254 400-470

688 GILBERT L RUfMAN 1968 The Transkei An Experiment in Economic Separation South African Journal ofEconomics 361 24-31

674 GERALD ALBAUM and GILBERT L RUfMAN 1967 The Cooperative-Based Marketing System in Tanganyika Journal ofMarketing 31 54-58

RESOlTRCES AND UTILITIES

8810 THOMAS TORRIES ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1988 Mineral Project Selection and Economic Development The Case of Namibia Matelials and Society 123-4 263-294

8711 ADAM ROSE and UKAR SOELISTIJO 1987 The Potential of Coal in the Development of Oil-Rich LDCs In Global Energy Interactions ed R K Pachauri New Delhi Allied Publishers

877 FRANK J CALZONliTI 1987 Regional Trends in Coal Use for Electricity Generation Implications for the US and UK In Geographic Issues in Mineral Resource Development eds H E Johansen O P Mathew and G Rudzitis Boulder CO Westview Press

871 ROBERT T WALKER 1987 Land Use Transition and Deforestation in Developing Countries Geographical Analysis 191 18-30

865 FRANKJ CALZONETTI DAVID L DURHAM and GREGORY A ELMES 1986 Power Plant Flyash Magnetite Performs Well in Coal Cleaning Power Engineering 90 52-55

863 WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1986 Regulator Selection Methods and Electricity Prices Land Economics 621 1-13

859 WALTERJ PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1985 Voter Power and Electricity Prices Public Choice 473 519-525

857 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1985-86 European Community Energy Policy and Its Significance to American Coal Exports Journal ofMineral Law and Policy 12 173-219

847 WALTER C LABYS 1984 An Optimal Trade Policy to Counter Latin American Commodity Market Instability In Tenus of Trade and the Optimal Tanf in Latin America ed E Conesa Buenos Aires Institute for Latin American Integration

845 DEREKJ SPOONER and FRANKJ CALZONEITI 1984 Geography and the Coal Revival AngloshyAmerican Perspectives Progress in Human GeobIfaphy 81 1-25

8315 PATRICK C MANN 1983 Water Pricing Research Needs American Water Works Association Journal 75 24-27

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838 WALTER C IABYS RAJENDRA K PACHURI and CHARLES L BLITZER 1983 Coal A Development Challenge Natural Resource Fomm 7 299-310

837 PATRICK C MANN and PAUL R LEFRANCOIS 1983 Trends in the Real Price of Water Journal of the American Water Works Association 75 441-443

836 PATRICK C MANN and WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR 1983 Elected Versus Appointed Commissioners Does It Make a Difference in Utility Prices In Adjusting to Regulatory Pricing and Marketing Realities ed Harry M Trebing East Lansing Institute of Public Utilities Michigan State University

8212 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Elcphants Uranium and the Energy Crisis Tennessee Law Review 494 885-918

8211 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Monitoring Foreign Investment in Energy Resources Problems and Proposals West Vitginia Law Review 84 1093-1103

8210 JAMES J FRIEDBERG and EDWARD Z FOX 1982 Coal Export Associations Possible Effects of American and Common Market Antitrust Laws Northem Kentucky Law Review 9 23-43

829 MING-JENG HWANG 1982 Crude Oil Pricing in the World Market Atlantic Economic Journal 102 1shy5

828 ADAM ROSE MICHAEL SHEEHAN and DALE HURD 1982 Nonrenewable Resources and the Development of Arid Lands A Planning Approach In Altemative Strategies for Desert Development and Management Elmsford NY Pergamon Press

827 PATRICK C MANN and DONALD L SCHLENGER 1982 Marginal Cost and Seasonal Pricing of Water Service Journal of the American Water Works Association January 6-11

818 FRANKJ CALZONETTI and GREGORY A ELMES 1981 Metal Recovery from Power Plant Ash An Ecological Approach to Coal Utilization GeoJoumal Supplementary Issue 3 59-70

817 ADAM ZACHARY ROSE 1981 Utility Lifelines and Economic Activity in the Context of Earthquakes In Social and Economic Impact ofEarthquakes on Utility Lifelines ed J Isenberg New York American Society of Civil Engineers

8016 ADAM ROSE 1980 Geothermal Energy in California Policies Lo Improve the Economic Impact of Energy Resource Development Growth and Change 111 41-47

8015 FRANK J CALZONETTI 1980 Bentonite Liners for Power Plant Lagoons Power Engineering March 61-62

8011 PATRICK C MANN 1980 Equity and Economics in Setting Water Rates for Apartment Complexes Journal of the American Water Works Association 72 74-77

8010 PATRICK C MANN ROBERT J SAUNDERS and JEREMY J WARFORD 1980 A Note on Capital Indivisibility and the Definition of Marginal Cost Water Resources Research 163 602-604

809 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 CoaL In Collective Bargaining Contemporary American Experience ed Gerald G Somers Madison WI Industrial Relations Research Association

799 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Dynamics of Traditional Rate Regulation Research in Law and Economics 1 195-212

798 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Water Industry Economic and Policy Issues In Regulation Competition and Deregulation Lexington VA Washington and Lee University

797 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1979 Cost Behavior and Water Systems Water Resources Bulletin 155 1301-1307

796 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 Coal Problems and Prospects in the 1980s Journal ofEnergy and Development 51 9-18

789 WALTER P PAGE and AUSTIN H MONTGOMERY JR 1978 Social Costs of the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act Amendments Eastern Economic JoumaI43-4 161-166

788 ADAM ROSE STAHRI EDMUNDS and EVERARD LOfTING 1978 The Economics of Geothermal Energy Development at the Regional Level Journal of Energy and Development 41 126-152

7713 PATRICK C MANN 1977 The Interlocking of Municipalities and Publicly Owned Utilities In Local Service Pricing Policies and 77leir Effect on Urban Spatial Stmcture ed Paul B Downing New York Columbia University Press

7712 PATRICK C MANN 1977 Water Rates An Evaluation of Options Journal of the American Water Works Associatioll 692 84-88

7711 PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITT 1977 The Impact on Electricity Rate Structures from Increasing Energy Costs Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 566-571

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7618 WALTER ClABYS 1976 Foreign Investment in the US Minerals Industry The Case of West Virginia Coal InA Study ofAlien Investment in United States Lands ed E Wunderlick Washington DC US Department of Agriculture

7617 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1976 Ownership and Water System Operation Water ResourcesBulletin 125 995-1004

7616 JOHN L MIKESELL and PATRICK C MANN 1976 Pricing by Rural Electric Cooperatives Land Economics 521 96-102

7510 ADAM ROSE 1975 The Cost of Stack Gas Cleaning in New York State Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association 2510 1005-100S

7416 PATRICK C MANN 1974 User Power and Electricity Rates Journal ofLaw and Economics 172 433shy443

7311 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1973 Should Regulatory Commissions be Abolished Modified or Retained Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-7

7310 PATRICK C MANN 1973 The Political Influence of Residential Consumers on Water Rates Water Resources Bulletin 95 976-984 Comment and Reply 106 1308-1310

738 JOHN L MIKESELL and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1973 Rates of Return in Public and Private Enterprise Electric Utilities in the United States Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and Economics 91 41-54

723 G RICHARD DREESE and HAROLD L BRYANT 1972 Costs and Effects of a Water Program for a Small Stripping Company--Southeastern Ohio Water Resources Bulletin 82 320-327

722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 122 77-89

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORJtAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 62 45-56

707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 104 37-49

706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of the American Water Works Association 629 534-537

705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319

699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 92 5-20

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

PUBLIC FINANCE AND TRANSPORTATION

881 ADAM ROSE and BRANDT STEVENS 1988 Distributional Impacts of Oil and Gas Tax Reforms Energy Economics 103 235-241

873 MING-JENG HWANG and PATRICK C MANN 1987 Deregulation and Efficiency in the Rail Industry Atlantic Economic Journal 152 47-52

8511 FRANK CALZONETIl and ROBERT HANHAM 1985 Changing Energy Prices and State Revenue In Geographical Dimensions of Energy eds F J Calzonetti and B D Solomon Dordrecht Holland Reidel Publishing

843 BRIAN J CUSHING 1984 Capitalization of Interjurisdictional Fiscal Differentials An Alternative Approach Journal of Urban Economics 153 317-326

842 REX HONIlt~ and DAVID SORENSON 1984 Jurisdictional Benefits and Local Costs The Politics of School Closings In Public Senice Provision and Urban Development eds Andrew Kirby Paul Knox and Steven Pinch London Croom Helm

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815

7912

784

7716

7715

7619

766

7512

7511

7421

7418

739

734

724

712 711

703

693

686

685

684

661

IRWIN FELLER GREGORY ELMES and JAMES MEYER 1982 Spatial Aspects of the Diffusion of Technological Innovations among American Municipal Governments Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 165 225-238 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 The Allocation of Funds to Small Cities under the Community Development Block Grant Program An Evaluation Journal of the American Planning Association 471 3-28 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1979 Coming New Coal Transportation Modes Mechanical Engineering 1019 37-43 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and KAREN L MAJORS 1978 General Revenue Sharing Federal Incentives to Change Local Government Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 443 317-327 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1977 Eminent Domain Its Origin Meaning and Relevance to Coal Slurry Pipelines Transportation Journal 171 5-21 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and SIDNEY KATELL 1977 Railroad Volume Freight Rates Evolution and Analysis ICC Practitioners Journal January-February 146-161 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1976 The Coal Slurry Pipeline Its Contribution in Meeting the Nations Energy Requirements Journal ofEconomics 2 196-200 ANDREW MISSERMAN 1976 Interjurisdictional Spillovers Political Fragmentation and the Level of Local Public Services A Re-Examination Urban Studies 131 1-12 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Status of Slurry Pipeline Transportation of Bituminous Coal The Intersociety Conference on Transportation Atlanta GA THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Transporting Western Coal Unit Trains or Slurry Pipeline Logistics and Transportation Review 112 147-152 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1974 Transportation in Developing Countries Special Reference to Kenya Traffic Quarterly 281 139-153 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination by Regulated Motor Carriers Comment American Economic Review 644 780-784 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-3 WILLIAM H MIERt-YK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health eds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation Journal 121 15-22 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Loltal Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 111 23-29 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem National Tax lournaI232 206-213 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 ROYW BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208 WOO SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax lournaI212 183-189 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

HUMAN SERVICES AND OTHER POLICY

9016 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1990 The Convergence of Law in an Era of Political Integration The Wood Pulp Case and the Alcoa Effects Doctrine University ofPittsburgh Law Review 522 289-326

901 BARBARA RASMUSSEN 1990 Storer College A Bygone Harpers Ferry Institution Goldenseal 161 46shy49

12 Subject Index

899 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1989 Estimations of the Economic Model of Crime Using Aggregate and Individual Level Data Southern Economic Journal 562 423middot439

884 KENNETII C MARTIS 1988 Sectionalism and the United States Congress Political Geography Quarterly 72 99middot109

8716 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reform and Paternalism in China Some Theoretical Concerns International Regional Science Review 111 59middot73

8712 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reforms and Politics Studies in Comparative International Developments 4 76shy82

872 JOHN PICKLES 1987 The Numbers Game Legitimising Apartheid Review ofAfrican Political Economy 38April 102-103

8512 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISTOPHER J SMITH 1985 What Drives People to Drink Interpreting the Effect of Urban Living on the Use and Abuse of Alcohol Urban Ecology 92 195-213

855 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISfOPHER J SMITH 1985 Regional Change and Problem Drinking in the United States 1970-78 Regional Studies 192 149middot162

8112 C J SMITH and R Q HANHAM 1981 Proximity and the Formation of Public Attitudes towards Mental Illness Environment and Planning A 132 147-165

814 RONALD L LEWIS 1981 Rev TG Steward and the Education of Blacks in Reconstruction Delaware Delaware History Spring-Summer 156-178

813 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Any Place But Here Mental Health Facilities as Noxious Neighbors Professional Geographer 333 326-334

812 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Deinstitutionalization of the Mentally Ill A Time Path Analysis of the American States 1955-1975 Social Science and Medicine 15D 361-378

806 RONALD L LEWIS 1980 Rev TG Stewart (sic) and Mixed Schools in Delaware 1882 Delaware History 19 53-58

805 ADAM ROSE 1980 Mandating Local Government Emergency Services Urban Interest 21 65-73 785 CATHERINE A PALOMBA and NEIL A PALOMBA 1978 An Analysis of Dropouts from a West Virginia

Training Program for Coal Miners Journal ofEconomics 4 133-136 775 CRAIG K ELWELL and NElLA PALOMBA 1977 Economic Benefit-Cost Evaluation of West Virginia

Vocational Rehabilitation Lessons for the Vocational Rehabilitation System Journal ofEconomics 3 201-204

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

748 NEIL A PAWMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

733 NEIL A PAWMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law Journal 2411 733-738

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

Subject Index 13

Regional Models and Methods of Analysis

ECONOMIC MODELS AND ANALYSIS

9011 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Who Has Standing in Cost-Benefit Analysis Journal ofPolicy Analysis and Management 92 201-218

906 PETER W J BATEY and ADAM Z ROSE 1990 Extended Input-Output Models Progress and Potential International Regional Science Review 131-2 27-49

905 PAUL M BEAUMONT 1990 Supply and Demand Interaction in Integrated Econometric and InputshyOutput Models International Regional Science Review 131-2 167-181

8918 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN D MERRIFIELD 1989 Quasi-Experimental Methods for Analyzing Regional Economic and Spatial Change An Application to an Energy Boomtown In Regional Development Processes and Policies eds William H Berentsen Darrick R Danta and Eta Daroczi Centre for Regional Studies Hungarian Academy of Sciences Pecs Hungary

8914 DAVID GREENSTREET 1989 A Conceptual Framework for Construction of Hybrid Regional InputshyOutput Models Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 235 283-289

896 ADAM ROSE and WILLIAM MIERNYK 1989 Input-Output Analysis The First Fifty Years Economic Systems Research 12 229-271

894 ANDREWM ISSERMAN and PAUL M BEAUMONT 1989 New Directions in Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Project Evaluation Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 2312 39-53

888 ADAM ROSE and PAUL BEAUMONT 1988 Interrelational Income-Distribution Multipliers for the West Virginia Economy Journal ofRegional Science 284 461-475

883 MICHAEL J HANNAN and ADAM Z ROSE 1988 The Policy-Cost Index Approach to Modeling Change in Input-Output Coefficients An Application to Acid Rain Policy TecJmological Forecasting and Social Change 331 13-22

8721 MICHAEL KRASHINSKY and WILLIAM J MILNE 1987 Housing Prices in Metropolitan Toronto Regional Science and Urban Economics 172 289-305

8720 JOHN MERRIFIELD 1987 A Neoclassical Anatomy of the Economic Base Multiplier Journal of Regional Science 272 283-294

8713 UWE SCHUBERT SHELBY GERKING ANDREW ISSERMAN and CAROL TAYLOR 1987 Regional Labour Market Modelling A State of the Art Review In Regional Labour Markets eds M M Fischer and P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

879 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOlIN D MERRIFIELD 1987 Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Regional Analysis An Application to an Energy Boomtown and Growth Pole Theory Economic Geography 631 3-19

8613 SANDOR PETER 1986 The Relevance of Pollution-Related Input-Output Models for Regional Environmental Management in Hungary A Critical Approach Papers of the Regional Science Association 60 125-131

862 PAUL BEAUMONT ANDREW ISSERMAN DAVID MCMILLEN DAVID PLANE and PETER ROGERSON 1986 The ECESIS Economic-Demographic Model of the United States In Population Change and the Economy ed A M Isserman Boston Kluwer-Nijhoff Publishing Company

8520 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH WALTER C LABYS and TOM S WITT 1985 Resource Commodity Dependency and State Econometric Modeling Review ofRegional Studies 153 36-48

8514 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH and WALTER C LABYS 1985 A Commodity-Regional Model of West Virginia Journal ofRegional Science 253 383-411

854 BENJAMIN STEVENS and ADAM ROSE 1985 Regional Input-Output Methods for Tourism Impact Analysis In Assessing the Economic Impacts ofRecreation and Tourism eds Dennis Propst et al Asheville NC US Forest Service

841 ADAM ROSE 1984 Technological Change and Input-Output Analysis An Appraisal Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 185 305-318

832 ADAM ROSE 1983 Modeling the Macroeconomic Impact of Air Pollution Abatement Journal of Regional Science 234 441-459

831 ROBERT WALKER and JANUSZ SZYR1ER 1983 Interregional Total Flow A Concept and Application to a US Input-Output Model Review of Regional Studies 132 12-21

14 Subject Index

8217 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN MERRIFIELD 1982 The Use of Control Groups in Evaluating Regional Economic Policy Regional Science and Urban Economics 121 43-58

8214 ADAM ROSE BEN NAKAYAMA and BRANDT STEVENS 1982 Modern Energy Region Development and Income Distribution An Input -Output Analysis Joumal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 92 149-164

811 SHELBY D GERKING and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 Bifurcation and the Time Pattern of Impacts in the Economic Base Model Joumal ofRegional Science 214 451-467

804 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1980 Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of Alternative Methods Intemational Regional Science Review 52 155-184

801 ROBERTT WALKER and SUZANNE E BAYLEY 1980 An Energetic and Economic Simulation for the Evaluation of Transportation Policy Computers Environment and Urban Systems 51-2 83-96

791 PAUL B SLATER and WOLFGANG SCHWARZ 1979 Global Trade Patterns Scaling and Clustering Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics 97 381-387

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environment and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Joumal of Environmental Systems 72 131-147

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic Impacts Joumal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

763 WILLIAM H MIERlTYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input-Output Analysis Intemational Regional Science Review 12 47-55

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Joumal ofRegional Science 153 371-373

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363

7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley Joumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation ~fodeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUTHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 w F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

732 WILLIAM H MIERVYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics eds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

702 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and Change 12 27-32

Subject Index 15

692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

691 WILLIAM H MIER~YK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications ofInput-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

671 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commerciali 148 741-753

POPULATION MODELS AND ANALYSIS

8919 DAVID K FOOT and WILLIAM J MILNE 1989 Multiregional Estimation of Gross Internal Migration Flows International Regional Science Review 121 29-43

893 BRIAN J CUSHING 1989 Use and Misuse of the Allocation Rate in Models of Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 231 51-58

8718 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 A Note on Specification of Climate Variables in Models of Population Migration Joumal ofRegional Science 274 641-649

8717 PAUL M BEAUMONT and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1987 Comment Judgment in Population Forecasting Journal of the American Statistical Association 82400 1004-1009

878 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 Location-Specific Amenities Topography and Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 212 74-85

869 BRIAN J CUSHING 1986 Accounting for Spatial Relationships in Models of Interstate Population Migration Annals ofRegional Science 202 66-73

868 ANDREW ISSER1AN CAROL TAYlOR SHELBY GERKING and UWE SCHUBERT 1986 Regional Labor Market Analysis In Handbook ofRegional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8513 ANDREWMISSERl1AN DAVIDA PLANE PETERA ROGERSON and PAULM BEAUMONT 1985 Forecasting Interstate Migration with Limited Data A Demographic-Economic Approach Journal of the American Statistical Association 80390 277-285

851 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1985 Economic-Demographic Modeling with Endogenously Determined Birth and Migration Rates Theory and Prospects Environment and Planning A 171 25-45

844 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1984 Projection Forecast and Plan On the Future of Population Forecasting Joumal of the American Planning Association 502 208-221

825 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAVID A PLANE and DAVID B MCMILLEN 1982 Internal Migration in the United States An Evaluation of Federal Data Review of Public Data Use 114 285-311

808 E JAMES HAR~ER and PAUL B SLATER 1980 Identifying Medical Regions Using Hierarchical Clustering Social Science and Medicine 14D 3-10

807 ANDREW M ISSERfAN and MARILYN BROWN 1980 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science Association 45November 139-158

793 PAUL B SLATER 1979 Biplots of 1959-1961 United States Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 759-766

792 PAUL B SLATER 1979 1965-70 Interstate Migration in the United States An Extension of the Multiterminal Method to Multiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 6 205-208

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188 774 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of

the American Institute of Planners 433 247-259 771 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and

Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291 7612 PAUL B SLATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybemetics April 321-324

16 Subject Index

7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972 Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132

7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56

769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12

768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878

767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social Science Research 51 173-224

765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data Human Organization 353 269-286

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American foumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data foumal of Regional Science 143 377-388

737 ROllERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West Virginia West Virginia Medical foumaI698 1-4

701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables Demography 71 87-91

RESOURCE MODELS AND ANALYSIS

909 WALTER C IABYS and MONTAGUE J LORD 1990 Portfolio Optimisation and the Design of Latin American Export Diversification Policies foumal of Development Studies 262 260-277

8917 WALTER C IAllYS and JEAN-BAPTISTE LESOURD 1989 Facteurs Explicatifs des Ajustements de Prix sur Ie Marche International du Charbon Revue de lenergie 416 Decembre 1035-1045

8916 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 An Integrated Exhaustible Resource Model of Copper Market Dynamics In Economics in 17zeory and Practice An Eclectic Approach eds J Marquez and L R Klein Dordrecht Kluwer Academic Publishers

8911 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 Spatial and Temporal Price and Allocation Models of Mineral and Energy Markets In Quantitative Methods for Market-Oriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time eds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

8910 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C IAllYS 1989 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and Natural Gas In Quantitative Methods for MarketshyOriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time cds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

898 WALTERC IABYS and LORNA M WADDELL 1989 Commodity Lifecycles in US Materials Demand Resources Policy 15September 238-252

8811 THOMAS F TORRIES 1988 Competitive Cost Analysis in the Mineral Industries The Example of Nickel Resources Policy 143 193-204

8710 FRANK J CALZONETTI DEREK SPOONER and GREGORY G SAYRE 1987 A Reassessment of Site Suitability Analysis for Power Plant Siting A Maryland Example Applied Geography 7 223-241

Subject Index 17

875 ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1987 Sources of Change in Energy Use in the US Economy 1972-82 In World Energy Markets Coping with Instability ed J Rowse Calgary Friesen

874 ROBERT WALKER and KATHY REX-LOPATTO 1987 Evaluation of Costs Associated with Regional Environmental Impact in Chesapeake Bay loumal ofEnvironmental Systems 171 15-31

8611 WALTER ClABYS 1986 An Economic Analysis of the Stability of East-West Mineral Trade Patterns Resources Policy September 223-242

867 WALTER C lABYS and TAKASHI TAKAYAMA 1986 Spatial Equilibrium Analysis Mathematical and Programming Model Advances in Spatial Agricultural Energy and Mineral Modeling In Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8516 ADAM ROSE 1985 Modeling Energy Conservation Programs An Application to Natural Gas Utilities Energy lournaI64 87-103

8510 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C lABYS 1985 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and the Natural Gas Market Energy Economics 7 145shy152

858 ROBERT WALKER 1985~ A Comment on Linear Control Problems in the Theory of Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 30 309-315

853 GREGORY A ELMES 1985 Modeling Spatial Interaction of Utility Coal in Pennsylvania Annals of the Association ofAmerican Geographers 752 212-226

852 DANIEL GOLOMB STEPHEN BATfERI1AN JAMES GRUHL and WALTER C lABYS 1985 Sensitivity Analysis of the Kinetics of Acid Rain Models Atmospheric Environment 173 645-653

848 GREGORY ELMES 1984 Coal Transportation An Undervalued Aspect of Energy Modeling Transporlation Research-A 18-A1 13-23

8314 KINGSLEY E HAYNES FRED Y PHILLIPS and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints Economic Geography 591 52-65

8311 BARRY M RUBIN and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Energy Development Projects Coal Liquefaction in the Illinois Basin Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 171 11-20

823 WALTER C lABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

8012 WALTER ClABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Quadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Steam Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

803 WALTER C lABYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In Commodity Markets and Latin American Development A ltlodeling Approach eds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 BARRYD SOLOMON KINGSLEYE HAYNES and ADREW J KR1ENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

7714 ANDREW M ISSERI1AN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic GeOb1faphy 531 45-54

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations loumal of Regional Science 1713 327-344

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment alld Planning A 84 477-478

764 FRANK GIARRATANL 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues Environment and Planning A 84 447-454

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics March 278-283

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian lournal of Politics 9153-162

SOCIAL SCIENCE DIRECTIONS

9017 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1990 A Mind Ahead of its Time Libertas Mathematica 10 5-26 9015 JEFF L LEWIN and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 The Social Value of Crime International Review of

Law and Economics 10 271-284

18 Subject Index

907 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and RONALD F ABLER 1990 Bulgarian Geographers and Geography Professional Geographer 423 371~378

8812 JOHN PICKLES 1988 From Fact-World to Life-World The Phenomenological Method and Social Science Research In Qualitative Methods in Human Geography eds J Eyles and D M Smith Cambridge Polity Press

886 MARY BETH PUDUP 1988 Arguments within Regional Geography Progress in Human Geography 123 369-390

882 JOHN PICKLES 1988 Knowledge Theory and Practice The Role of Practical Reason in Geographical Theory In A Ground for Common Search eds R G Golledge H Couc1elis and P Gould Goleta CA Santa Barbara Geographical Press

8612 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Crazy Dualisms and Conceptual Leakage Or How We Can Continue to Misunderstand Human Geography Ohio Geographers 14Fall 75-84

866 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Geographic Theory and Educating for Democracy Antipode 182 136-154 861 JOHN PICKLES 1986 New Maps for Old A Reply to Smith Issues in Education 41 69-73 8521 JOHN PICKIES 1985 The Role of Place and Commonplaces in Democratic Empowerment Issues in

Education 33 232-241 8519 ANDREW M ISSERMAS 1985 Dare to Plan An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice

and Education Town Planning Review 564 483-491 8518 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Bioeconomics A Realistic Appraisal of Future Prospect In Global

Economy Today Tomorrow and the Transition ed Howard F Didsbury Jr Bethesda World Future Society

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

822 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

821 JOHN PICKIES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Rclevance of Regional Science Review ofRegional Studies 61 1-9

7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human Organization 333 261-275

7414 H RUSSELL BERJ~ARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

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Table of Contents

Page

The Orientation of the Regional Research Institute 1

Subject Index 5

Regional Economic and Social Development

Regional Development 5

Labor Markets Migration and Population Distribution 6

Industrial Location and Market Areas 8

Resources and Utilities 9

Public Finance and Transportation 11

Human Services and Other Policy 12

Regional Models and Methods of Analysis

Economic Models and Analysis 14

Population Models and Analysis 16

Resource Models and Analysis 17

Social Science Directions 18

Chronological Listing 20

1990 Working Papers 34

Author Index 35

NOTE This catalog includes some items that were published after or before an authors affiliation

with the Regional Research Institute

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The Orientation of the Regional Research Institute

The statements in this section are taken from various documents beginning with the Institutes 1965-66 Annual Report and concluding with its 1990 Planning Report

J one 30 1966

The Regional Research Institute was established on September 1 1965 to serve as a center for regionally-oriented basic research in the social sciences at West Virginia University Financial support is provided by the University and the Benedum Foundation A substantIal part of the Institutes research effort will be concerned with economic and social problems in West Virginia and Appalachia Research activities will not be limited to this region however

The distinction between basic and applied research is not easy to make Broadly speaking however basic research is concerned with adding to knowledge while applied research as a problem-solving orientation In so far as this distinction can be made the Institute will be concerned with basic research This is not to say that Institute studies will be highly abstract or esoteric Indeed it is anticipated that most studies will be empirical Hopefully the results will be useful to state and regional policy makers Some of the projects will be frankly experimental however and others will be more concerned WIth methodology than with the testing of specific hypotheses or the empirical implementation of existing models

The Institute will not be a service center nor will it be an outlet for publication The results of research conducted in the Institute will be published as journal articles books or monographs

The activities of the Institute will not be conducted in an academic vacuum One of the major justifications for the establishment of organized research centers on univerSIty campuses is that they contribute to strong graduate programs Without impinging upon the activities of other campus research units we hope that the Institute can play an important part in the development of a strong graduate program in economics and in the expansion of graduate programs in the other social sciences

Studies currently under way are limited to a single discipline but it is hoped that some new projects will be multi-disciplinary in nature Professional staff members will have conlplete freedom to conduct research of interest to them provided it can be classified as basic and has a regional orientation

Jone 30 1971

For the first time since the Institute was established in September 1965 the staff includes representatives of disciplines other than economics It appears that the Institute is moving towards one of the objectives mentioned in the first annual report and is becoming Ita center for regionally-oriented basic research

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June 1972

Because of its multidisciplinary nature the Institute is not affiliated with any single college

June 20 1975

The Institute is now providing less salary support to a small number of researchers and more supporting services to a larger number of individuals

June 30 1975

Looking ahead to the next decade we hope to broaden the multidisciplinary base of the Institute without any reduction in regional and interregional economic studies We would also like to middotmaintain the diversity of methodological approaches and the mix of abstract and applied studies characteristic of our work during the past decade Our goal will be to maintain a flexible approach both methodologically and in terms of the problems to be investigated

June 30 1976

Some of the Institutes work reflects the winds of change almost a third of the papers completed this year for example deal with energy issues Others however deal with methodological or analytical matters which are essentially timeless Our objective is to maintain a mix of theoretical empirical and policy-related studies

July 1976

Primary goals To serve as a center for the conduct of regionally oriented basic research at West Virginia University and to maintain and generate analytic tools and skills for the conduct of basic research in regional development

June 30 1977

Studies conducted in the Institute reflect a wide variety of research interests despite the relatively small size of the Institute staff Their common bond is that they deal with markets social systems or organizations which have a spatial dimension

June 14 1979

With guidance from the Institute the State has been using the revised input-output model to estimate the inlpacts of new or expanded economic activities

The Institute has an unusual mode of operation in which research associates are free to conduct research on topics which interest them The projects conducted here continue to be multifaceted with many types of research conducted simultaneously The Institute does not publish its own work Thus all books monographs and papers must meet the standards of professional journals and publishing companies

June 30 1979

We plan to continue to contribute to the intellectual life of the University community by sponsoring symposia led by distinguished scholars from other institutions

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June 16 1980

A wide range of support services are provided to faculty members associated with the Institute In addition to these valued services the Institute provides office space for Research Associates as well as a quiet and relaxed environment that is conducive to research efforts We also have a specialized library which serves many of the needs of our Research Associates

June 18 1981

All of the studies supported by the Institute are spatial in character Much of the recent research is concerned with energy environmental and other relevant policy issues

June 30 1981

The Institute remains one of the smaller research units in the University--deliberate choice--but size appears to have little to do with productivity The seven members of the professional staff aided immeasurably by talented and diligent research assistants secretaries and research aides maintained a high level of output this year

June 30 1983

Students are encouraged to co-author books and articles--and on occasion to submit papers under their own names--for publication Our record on this score is excellent Ten of the 18 GRAs who wrote doctoral dissertations were published authors before receiving their degrees Most who have gone on to academic positions have continued to publish

Since the Institute was started in 1965 approximately one-half of the students receiving PhDs in Economics from West Virginia University have served as research assistants at the Institute Eighteen of those students completed dissertations based on research conducted at the Institute

Dr William Miernyk established a research environment in which the attainment of excellence prevailed

March 16 1984

Unlike many university institutes the Regional Research Institute seems to have been founded primarily to promote research rather than primarily to bring outside research funds and overhead to campus

August 1988

The Regional Research Institute focuses on the economic and social developn1ent of lagging regions such as Appalachia within the United States on theories and methods for studying regions and on policies and strategies for stimulating their development

The Institute attracts to West Virginia University many visiting scholars from abroad each year Their presence stimulates new research and fosters an international perspective on regional economic and social development Recent visitors staying three months or more have come from Australia Canada England Hungary Scotland and the Soviet Union A

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January 1989

The Regional Research Institute supports research requirin~ modest on-campus resources and provides assistance to faculty members in secunng external research grants Faculty research associates are selected on the basis of their research proposals which are sent for external review to former or present members of National Science Foundation review panels

August 1989

A pilot program for honors students encourages promising undergraduates to consider socIal science research careers Undergraduate fellows receive research trainin~ participate in research projects and then conduct their own research with the assIstance of fa~ulty members

August 1989

By hosting four meetings in 1987 and 1988 the Regional Research Institute established itself as an international conference center for regional science and related fields There were over a hundred seminars and workshops and two faculty short courses during the four years 1985 through 1988

More than sixty scholars visited the Regional Research Institute in 1984-88 Several came to the Institute as a result of cooperative research agreements initiated in the period 1985 to 1988 between the Institute and other research centers In each case the center is actively doing research on lagging regions of developed countries

In 1986 the Institute became the publisher of the International Regional Science Review a refereed journal with subscribers in 67 nations

The primary source of external funding during 1984-89 was the National Science Foundation fronl which five grants were received in 1987 and one in 1986

November 1990

Fourteen faculty research associates from six different colleges have been appointed through the annual competition initiated in 1988 Twelve undergraduates are conducting research with faculty mentors under the Honors Fellows program initiated in 1989 Several international programs are now active two-way exchanges A seminar with the Hunsarian Academy of Sciences this May has spawned several research activities and sImilar seminars have been planned with the University of Glasgow for 1991 and the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences in 1992 The USshyBulgarian seminars in 1987 and 1989 and the Institutes visiting scholar program have led to a MacArthur Foundation grant exceeding $400000

Three interdisciplinary research groups are forming The first group focuses on rural poverty and its amelioration the second on the economic and social development of the worlds major coal regions and the third on econonucshyenvironmental issues in eastern Europe The hope is that in three years the Institutes traditional strength in regional economic modeling and policy analysis will be augmented by strong teams in additional interdisciplinary research areas

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Subject Index

Regional Economic and Social Development

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT

9018 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Industrial Restructuring and Economic Development Strategies in a Japanese Steel Town The Case of Kitakyushu Town Planning Review 614 389-411

9012 MARY BETH PUDUP 1990 T4e Limits of Subsistence Agriculture and Industry in Central Appalachia Agricultural History 641 61-89

9010 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Helping Small Manufacturers Modernize Issues in Science and Technology 71 49-54

904 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Modern Times Learning from State Initiatives in Industrial Extension and Technology Transfer Economic Development Quarterly 43 186-202

903 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 State Initiatives to Modernize US Small and Midsized Manufacturers In Financing Economic Development eds Richard D Bingham Edward W Hill and Sammis B White Newbury Park CA Sage Publications

8912 MICHAEL B TEITZ and PHILIP SHAPIRA 1989 Growth and Turbulence in the California Economy In Deindustrialization and Regional Economic Transfonnation eds Lloyd Rodwin and Hidehiko Sazanami Winchester MA Unwin Hyman Inc

897 RONALD L LEWIS 1989 Why Dont You Bake Bread Franklin Trubee and the Scotts Run Reciprocal Economy Goldenseal 15Spring 34-41

895 MARY BETH PUDUP 1989 The Boundaries of Class in Preindustrial Appalachia Journal ofHistorical Geography 152 139-162

885 JOHN PICKIJES 1988 Recent Changes in Regional Policy in South Africa Geography 733 233-239 8715 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1987 Fossil Fuels and Regional Economic Development In Energy and the

Southwest Economy Dallas Federal Reserve Bank 8714 ROBERT WALKER 1987 Regional Development and Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological

Modelling 37 303-316 864 MARY BETH PUDUP 1986 Beyond the Traditional Mountain Subculture A New Look at Preshy

industrial Appalachia In Impact ofInstitutions on Appalachia eds J Lloyd and A G Campbell Boone NC Appalachian Consortium Press

8515 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Energy Constraints and Economic Development in the Northeast In Economic Prospects for the Northeast eds Harry W Richardson and Joseph H Turek Philadelphia Temple University Press

8410 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and PETER S FISHER 1984 Population Forecasting and Local Economic Planning The Limits on Community Control over Uncertainty Population Research and Policy Review 31 27-50

849 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1984 Energy and Regional Development In Energy Costs Urban Development and Housing eds Anthony Downs and Katharine L Bradbury Washington DC The Brookings Institution

8216 WILLIAM H MIEAAYK 1982 The Differential Effects of Rising Energy Prices on Regional Income and Employment In High Energy Costs Assessing the Burden ed Hans H Landsberg Baltimore The Johns Hopkins University Press for Resources for the Future

8215 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Energy Availability and State Economic Development Journal ofEnergy and Development 72 163-171

8110 ADAM ROSE DAVID KOLK MICHAEL BRADY and ROBERT KNEISEL 1981 Energy Development and Urban Employment Creation The Case of the City of Los Angeles Energy 610 1041-1052

8018 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 Regional Shifts in Economic Base and Structure in the United States Since 1940 In Alternatives to Confrontation ed Victor L Arnold Lexington MA DC Heath and Company

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SO17 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 An Evaluation The Tools of Regional Development Policy Growth and Change 112 2-6

7917 JOHN M GOWDY 1979 Economic Growth Models and Regional Steady State Planning Growth and Change 103 37-42

7914 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 A Note on Recent Regional Growth Theories Journal ofRegional Science 193 303-308

7913 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 Resource Constraints and Regional Development Policy Atlantic Economic Journal 83 16-23

7719 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 The Changing Structure of the Southern Economy In Economics of Southern Growth eds E Blaine Liner and Lawrence K Lynch Research Triangle Park NC The Southern Growth Policies Board

7718 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 EDA and the Objectives of Regional Development Policy Explorations in Economic Research 43 390-408

7717 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Rising Energy Prices and Regional Economic Development Growth and Change 83 2-7

7623 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Decline of the Northern Perimeter Society 13 24-26 7622 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Regional Economic Consequences of High Energy Prices in the United

States Journal of Energy and Development 12 213-239 7621 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Some Regional Impacts of the Rising Cost of Energy Papers of the

Regional Science Association 37 213-227 76W GREGORY J L YI 1976 Towards the Application of Dynamic Growth Theory to Regions

Generalizations and Comments Journal ofRegional Science 161 117-124 7514 WILLIAM H MIER1gtYK 1975 The Northeast Isnt What It Used to Be In Balanced Growth for the

Northeast Proceedings of a Conference of Legislative Leaders on the Future of the Northeast New York State Senate

7513 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 Regional Employment Impacts of Rising Energy Prices Labor Law Journal 268 518-523

7422 JOHN P BlAIR and WALTER CHATFIELD 1974 Pareto Optimal Growth Public Choice 21 93-97 7420 G RICHARD DREESE 1974 Banks and Regional Economic Development Southern Economic Journal

404 647-656 717 ROBERT D BRITT 1971 The Appalachian Regional Development Program Growth and Change 23

3-13 6911 CARL W HALE 1969 The Optimality of Local Subsidies in Regional Development Programs

Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 93 35-50 6910 WILLIAM H MIERYK 1969 British Regional Development Policy Journal ofEconomic Issues 33 33shy

42 698 woo SIK KEE 1969 The Cause of Urban Poverty Journal ofHuman Resources 81 93-99 6810 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1968 The Role of State and Local Government in the

Economic Development of Appalachia Land Economics 441 50-58 689 CARL W HALE 1968 Local Subsidies Regional Development or Regional Rivalry American

Industrial Development Council Journal 34 33-53 673 CARL W HALE 1967 The Mechanism of the Spread Effect in Regional Development Land

Economics 434 45-52 672 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Appalachian Development The Long-Run View Poverty and Human

Resources Abstracts 23 36-43 662 WILLIAM H MIE~ryJ 1966 Experience under the British Local Employment Acts of 1960 and 1963

Industrial and Labor Relations Review 201 30-49

LABOR MARKETS MIGRATION AND POPULATION DISTRIBUTION

9014 SALLY WARD MAGGARD 1990 Gender Contested Womens Participation in the Brookside Coal Strike In Women and Social Protest eds Guida West and Rhoda Blumberg NY Oxford University Press

9013 MARY BETH PUDUP 1990 Womens Work in the West Virginia Economy West Virginia History 49 7shy20

892 ROBERT WALKER and MICHAEL HANNAN 1989 Dynamic Settlement Processes The Case of US Immigration The Professional Geographer 412 172-183

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891 RONALD L LEWIS 1989 From Peasant to Proletarian The Migration of Southern Blacks to the Central Appalachian Coalfields The Journal ofSouthern History 551 77-102

887 CARlA DICKSIEIN 1988 The Role of Cooperative Development Agencies in Developing Worker Cooperatives Lessons from Philadelphia Economic and Industrial Democracy 92 197-224

8517 LEE DE COlA 1985 Lognormal Estimates of Macroregional City-Size Distributions 1950-70 Environment and Planning A 1712 1637-1652

856 RONALD L LEWIS 1985 Job Control and Race Relations in the Coal Fields 1870-1920 Journal of Ethnic Studies 124 36-64

8313 GASPERA GAROFAW and MICHAELS FOGAR1Y 1983 A Note on the Measurement of Agglomeration Economies with Compensation for Urban Disamenities Journal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 104 383-387

8312 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1983 Decline of the Metropolitan Economy A New Interpretation Urban Studies 204 495-497

8310 R TODD ZDORKOWSKl and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1983 Two Views of the City as a Source of SpaceshyTime Trends in EconomicDevelopment and the Decline of Human Fertility Urban Geography 41 54shy62

835 DAVIDA PlANE and ANDREWM ISSERMAN 1983 US Interstate Labor Force Migration An Analysis of Trends Net Exchanges and Migration Subsystems Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 175-6 251shy266

834 BRIAN J CUSHING and MAHLON R STRASZHEIM 1983 Agglomeration Economies in the Public and Private Sector Urban Spatial and Fiscal Structure In Perspectives on Local Public Finance and Public Policy ed John Quigley Greenwich CT JAI Press

826 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1982 The Determinants of Residential Succession with Renewal Effects Journal of Urban Economics 111 1-10

8113 WILLIAM H MIER~ 1981 The 1981 Coal Strike A View from the Outside Labor Law Journal 8281 564-567

8111 R Q HANHAM and H CHANG 1981 Wage Inflation in a Growth Region The American Sun Belt In Regional Wage Inflation and Unemployment ed R L Martin Great Britain Pion Limited

816 CLIFFORD B HAWLEY and MICHAELS FOGAR1Y 1981 Can Agglomeration Economies Explain Why People Are Leaving Large Cities Environment and Planning A 132 225-230

8019 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y and GASPER GAROFALO 1980 Urban Size and the Amenity Structure of Cities Journal of Urban Economics 83 350-361

7918 GASPER GAROFAW and MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1979 Urban Income Distribution and the Urban Hierarchy-Equality Hypothesis Review ofEconomics and Statistics 613 381-388

7915 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and GLENN V FUGITI 1979 Population Growth and Retail Decline Conflicting Effects of Urban Accessibility in American Villages Rural Sociology 441 24-38

794 RONALD L LEWIS 1979 The Darkest Abode of Man Black Miners in the First Southern Coal Field 1780-1865 Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 190-202

7811 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y and GASPER GAROFAW 1978 An Exploration of the Real Productivity Effects of Cities Review ofRegional Studies 81 65-82

787 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Black Labor in the Eastern Virginia Coal Field 1765-1865 In Other Slaves Mechanics Artisans and Craftsmen eds Ronald L Lewis and James E Newton Boston MA GK Hall

786 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Slave Families at Early Chesapeake Ironworks Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 169-179

7722 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 Race and the United Mine Workers Union in Tennessee Selected Letters of William R Riley 1892-1895 Tennessee Historical Quarterly 36 524-536

7721 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1977 Predicting Neighborhood Decline within a Large Central City An Application of Discriminant Analysis Environment and Planning A 95 579-584

778 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Virginia Iron Industry The AnteshyBellum Era West Virginia History 38 141-156

777 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Jobs and Income Issue Papers of the Appalachian Conference on Balanced Growth and Economic Development Charleston WV October 41-57

7625 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Kalymnos The Island of the Sponge Fishermen Annals of the New York Academy ofSciences 268 289-307

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7624 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Sponge Markets of Kalymnos Anthropologica 181 81-96 7614 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The American Dream and the Rationalization of Slavery Crisis 83 253-254 7613 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Chesapeake Iron Industry The

Colonial Era Labor History 17 388-405 758 NEIL A PALOMBA CATHERINE A PALOMBA and TOM S WITT 1975 Some Economic Factors Affecting

Safety in Underground Bituminous Coal Mines Comment SOllthem Economic Journal 422 13-23 7412 RONALD L LEWIS 1974 Slavery on Chesapeake Iron Plantations before the American Revolution

Journal of Negro History 59 242-254 7312 JOHN P BLAIR 1973 A Review of the Filtering-Down Theory Urban Affairs Quarterly 83 303-316 736 RICHARD RAYMOND 1973 The Interregional Brain Drain and Public Education Growth and Change

43 28-34 735 JOHN PAlMER and NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 Skill Differentials and Their Determinants American

Economist 172 130-136 721 RICHARD RAYMOND 1972 Determinants of Non-White Migration during the 1950s American Journal

of Economics and Sociology 311 9-20 704 RICHARD RAYMOND 1970 Regional Differences in Racial Discrimination in Education and

Employment Western Economic Joumal 82 190-208 697 DONALD E PURSELL 1969 The Impact of the South African Wage Board on SkilledUnskilled Wage

Differentials Eastem Africa Economic Review 11 73-81 696 RICHARD D RAYMOND 1969 Changes in the Relative Economic Status of Nonwhites 1950-60

Western Economic Journal 71 57-70 695 RICHARD RAYMOND 1969 Mobility and Economic Progress of Negro Americans During the 194Os

American Joumal ofEconomics and Sociology 284 337-350 694 ANTHONYP THIRLWALL 1969 Types of Unemployment With Special Reference to Non Demandshy

Deficient Unemployment in Great Britain Scottish Joumal ofPolitical Economy 16 19-49 687 DONALD E PURSELL 1968 Bantu Real Wages and Employment Opportunities in South Africa South

African Joumal ofEconomics 3611 87-103

INDUSTRIAL LOCATION AND MARKET AREAS

908 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1990 Undermining Disinvestment From a Marginal Propensity to Invest to a Propensity to Invest in the Margins Africa Today 372 67-80

902 ROBERT WALKER and FRANK CALZONETTI 1990 Searching for New Manufacturing Plant Locations A Study of Location Decisions in Central Appalachia Regional Studies 241 15-30

8915 CARLA DICKSTEIN and GREG SAYRE 1989 Socioeconomic Impacts of Landfills in West Virginia West Virginia Public Affairs Reporter 64 1-6

8913 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1989 Taiwanese Inveslment in South Africa African Affairs October 507-528

889 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1988 Reorientating South Africas International Links Capital amp Class 35 Summer 49-55

8719 MARY BETH PUDUP 1987 From Farm to Factory Structuring and Location of the US Farm Machinery Industry Economic Geography 633 203-222

876 MARY BETH PUDUP and MICHAEL J WATfS 1987 Growing against the Grain Mechanized Rice Farming in the Sacramento Valley California In Fanning Systems and Change cds S B Brush and B L Turner III New York Guilford Press

8610 RANK J CALZONETTI PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITI 1986 USA Power Plant Location and Fuel Mix Opportunities for Electricity Exporting Regions Energy Policy 146 528-541

846 BARRY D SOLOMON and KINGSLEY E HAYNES 1984 A Survey and Critique of Multiobjective Power Plant Siting Decision Rules Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 182 71-79

839 ROBERT Q fLtNHAM and FRANKJ CALZONETTI 1983 Regional and Temporal Trends in Power Plant Unit Siting 1912-1978 Professional GeObTapher 354 416-426

8213 GREGORY A ELMES FRANK J CALZONETTI and STUART A FOSTER 1982 Siting Fly Ash-Derived Alumina Recovery Facilities in West Virginia SOlltheastem Geographer 221 1-19

819 WALTER C LABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1981 Stability of Appalachian Coal Shipments under Policy Variation Energy Joumal 2 111-128

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8014 FRANK J CALZONElTI MARK S ECKERT and EDWARD J MALECKI 1980 Siting Energy Facilities in the USA Policies for the Western States Energy Policy June 138-152

8013 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and FEREIDOON SHAHROKH 1980 Spatial Equilibrium in the US Coal Industry Energy Economics 24 230-236

7916 MING-JENG HWANG and MELVIN L GREENHUf 1979 Estimates of Fixed Costs and the Sizes of Market Areas in the United States Environment and Planning A 119 993-1009

7911 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and SOOSAN SHAHROKH 1979 Market Delineation in the Coal Industry Review ofRegional Studies 92 6-17

7910 MING-JENG HWANG 1979 A Model of Spatial Price Discrimination for the Pricing Schedule of Coal Journal ofRegional Science 192 231-243

795 WALTER P PAGE 1979 Competition and Concentration in Appalachian Coal Production 1960 to 1975 Policy Analysis and Infonnation Systems 31 141-160

7810 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and MING-JENG HWANG 1978 Spatial Analysis and the Identification of Coal Markets Journal of Energy and Development 141 104-125

7720 FRANK GIARRATANI and CHARLES F SOCHER 1977 The Pattern of Industrial Location and Rising Energy Prices Atlantic Economic Journal 51 48-55

7516 MELVIN L GREENHUf MING-JENG HWANG and HOHTA 1975 Observations on the Shape and Relevance of the Spatial Demand Function Econometrica 434 669-682

7419 JOHN GREENHUf MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination over Space Theory Assumption and a Case Example Annals ofRegional Science 83 70-81

713 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1971 Local Labor Market Effects of New Plant Locations In Essays in Regional Economics eds John F Kain and John R Meyer Cambridge Harvard University Press

709 WILLIAM G DEWALD and G RICHARD DREESE 1970 Bank Behavior with Respect to Deposit Variability Journal ofFinance 254 400-470

688 GILBERT L RUfMAN 1968 The Transkei An Experiment in Economic Separation South African Journal ofEconomics 361 24-31

674 GERALD ALBAUM and GILBERT L RUfMAN 1967 The Cooperative-Based Marketing System in Tanganyika Journal ofMarketing 31 54-58

RESOlTRCES AND UTILITIES

8810 THOMAS TORRIES ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1988 Mineral Project Selection and Economic Development The Case of Namibia Matelials and Society 123-4 263-294

8711 ADAM ROSE and UKAR SOELISTIJO 1987 The Potential of Coal in the Development of Oil-Rich LDCs In Global Energy Interactions ed R K Pachauri New Delhi Allied Publishers

877 FRANK J CALZONliTI 1987 Regional Trends in Coal Use for Electricity Generation Implications for the US and UK In Geographic Issues in Mineral Resource Development eds H E Johansen O P Mathew and G Rudzitis Boulder CO Westview Press

871 ROBERT T WALKER 1987 Land Use Transition and Deforestation in Developing Countries Geographical Analysis 191 18-30

865 FRANKJ CALZONETTI DAVID L DURHAM and GREGORY A ELMES 1986 Power Plant Flyash Magnetite Performs Well in Coal Cleaning Power Engineering 90 52-55

863 WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1986 Regulator Selection Methods and Electricity Prices Land Economics 621 1-13

859 WALTERJ PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1985 Voter Power and Electricity Prices Public Choice 473 519-525

857 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1985-86 European Community Energy Policy and Its Significance to American Coal Exports Journal ofMineral Law and Policy 12 173-219

847 WALTER C LABYS 1984 An Optimal Trade Policy to Counter Latin American Commodity Market Instability In Tenus of Trade and the Optimal Tanf in Latin America ed E Conesa Buenos Aires Institute for Latin American Integration

845 DEREKJ SPOONER and FRANKJ CALZONEITI 1984 Geography and the Coal Revival AngloshyAmerican Perspectives Progress in Human GeobIfaphy 81 1-25

8315 PATRICK C MANN 1983 Water Pricing Research Needs American Water Works Association Journal 75 24-27

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838 WALTER C IABYS RAJENDRA K PACHURI and CHARLES L BLITZER 1983 Coal A Development Challenge Natural Resource Fomm 7 299-310

837 PATRICK C MANN and PAUL R LEFRANCOIS 1983 Trends in the Real Price of Water Journal of the American Water Works Association 75 441-443

836 PATRICK C MANN and WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR 1983 Elected Versus Appointed Commissioners Does It Make a Difference in Utility Prices In Adjusting to Regulatory Pricing and Marketing Realities ed Harry M Trebing East Lansing Institute of Public Utilities Michigan State University

8212 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Elcphants Uranium and the Energy Crisis Tennessee Law Review 494 885-918

8211 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Monitoring Foreign Investment in Energy Resources Problems and Proposals West Vitginia Law Review 84 1093-1103

8210 JAMES J FRIEDBERG and EDWARD Z FOX 1982 Coal Export Associations Possible Effects of American and Common Market Antitrust Laws Northem Kentucky Law Review 9 23-43

829 MING-JENG HWANG 1982 Crude Oil Pricing in the World Market Atlantic Economic Journal 102 1shy5

828 ADAM ROSE MICHAEL SHEEHAN and DALE HURD 1982 Nonrenewable Resources and the Development of Arid Lands A Planning Approach In Altemative Strategies for Desert Development and Management Elmsford NY Pergamon Press

827 PATRICK C MANN and DONALD L SCHLENGER 1982 Marginal Cost and Seasonal Pricing of Water Service Journal of the American Water Works Association January 6-11

818 FRANKJ CALZONETTI and GREGORY A ELMES 1981 Metal Recovery from Power Plant Ash An Ecological Approach to Coal Utilization GeoJoumal Supplementary Issue 3 59-70

817 ADAM ZACHARY ROSE 1981 Utility Lifelines and Economic Activity in the Context of Earthquakes In Social and Economic Impact ofEarthquakes on Utility Lifelines ed J Isenberg New York American Society of Civil Engineers

8016 ADAM ROSE 1980 Geothermal Energy in California Policies Lo Improve the Economic Impact of Energy Resource Development Growth and Change 111 41-47

8015 FRANK J CALZONETTI 1980 Bentonite Liners for Power Plant Lagoons Power Engineering March 61-62

8011 PATRICK C MANN 1980 Equity and Economics in Setting Water Rates for Apartment Complexes Journal of the American Water Works Association 72 74-77

8010 PATRICK C MANN ROBERT J SAUNDERS and JEREMY J WARFORD 1980 A Note on Capital Indivisibility and the Definition of Marginal Cost Water Resources Research 163 602-604

809 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 CoaL In Collective Bargaining Contemporary American Experience ed Gerald G Somers Madison WI Industrial Relations Research Association

799 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Dynamics of Traditional Rate Regulation Research in Law and Economics 1 195-212

798 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Water Industry Economic and Policy Issues In Regulation Competition and Deregulation Lexington VA Washington and Lee University

797 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1979 Cost Behavior and Water Systems Water Resources Bulletin 155 1301-1307

796 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 Coal Problems and Prospects in the 1980s Journal ofEnergy and Development 51 9-18

789 WALTER P PAGE and AUSTIN H MONTGOMERY JR 1978 Social Costs of the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act Amendments Eastern Economic JoumaI43-4 161-166

788 ADAM ROSE STAHRI EDMUNDS and EVERARD LOfTING 1978 The Economics of Geothermal Energy Development at the Regional Level Journal of Energy and Development 41 126-152

7713 PATRICK C MANN 1977 The Interlocking of Municipalities and Publicly Owned Utilities In Local Service Pricing Policies and 77leir Effect on Urban Spatial Stmcture ed Paul B Downing New York Columbia University Press

7712 PATRICK C MANN 1977 Water Rates An Evaluation of Options Journal of the American Water Works Associatioll 692 84-88

7711 PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITT 1977 The Impact on Electricity Rate Structures from Increasing Energy Costs Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 566-571

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7618 WALTER ClABYS 1976 Foreign Investment in the US Minerals Industry The Case of West Virginia Coal InA Study ofAlien Investment in United States Lands ed E Wunderlick Washington DC US Department of Agriculture

7617 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1976 Ownership and Water System Operation Water ResourcesBulletin 125 995-1004

7616 JOHN L MIKESELL and PATRICK C MANN 1976 Pricing by Rural Electric Cooperatives Land Economics 521 96-102

7510 ADAM ROSE 1975 The Cost of Stack Gas Cleaning in New York State Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association 2510 1005-100S

7416 PATRICK C MANN 1974 User Power and Electricity Rates Journal ofLaw and Economics 172 433shy443

7311 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1973 Should Regulatory Commissions be Abolished Modified or Retained Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-7

7310 PATRICK C MANN 1973 The Political Influence of Residential Consumers on Water Rates Water Resources Bulletin 95 976-984 Comment and Reply 106 1308-1310

738 JOHN L MIKESELL and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1973 Rates of Return in Public and Private Enterprise Electric Utilities in the United States Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and Economics 91 41-54

723 G RICHARD DREESE and HAROLD L BRYANT 1972 Costs and Effects of a Water Program for a Small Stripping Company--Southeastern Ohio Water Resources Bulletin 82 320-327

722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 122 77-89

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORJtAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 62 45-56

707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 104 37-49

706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of the American Water Works Association 629 534-537

705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319

699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 92 5-20

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

PUBLIC FINANCE AND TRANSPORTATION

881 ADAM ROSE and BRANDT STEVENS 1988 Distributional Impacts of Oil and Gas Tax Reforms Energy Economics 103 235-241

873 MING-JENG HWANG and PATRICK C MANN 1987 Deregulation and Efficiency in the Rail Industry Atlantic Economic Journal 152 47-52

8511 FRANK CALZONETIl and ROBERT HANHAM 1985 Changing Energy Prices and State Revenue In Geographical Dimensions of Energy eds F J Calzonetti and B D Solomon Dordrecht Holland Reidel Publishing

843 BRIAN J CUSHING 1984 Capitalization of Interjurisdictional Fiscal Differentials An Alternative Approach Journal of Urban Economics 153 317-326

842 REX HONIlt~ and DAVID SORENSON 1984 Jurisdictional Benefits and Local Costs The Politics of School Closings In Public Senice Provision and Urban Development eds Andrew Kirby Paul Knox and Steven Pinch London Croom Helm

Subject Index 11

824

815

7912

784

7716

7715

7619

766

7512

7511

7421

7418

739

734

724

712 711

703

693

686

685

684

661

IRWIN FELLER GREGORY ELMES and JAMES MEYER 1982 Spatial Aspects of the Diffusion of Technological Innovations among American Municipal Governments Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 165 225-238 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 The Allocation of Funds to Small Cities under the Community Development Block Grant Program An Evaluation Journal of the American Planning Association 471 3-28 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1979 Coming New Coal Transportation Modes Mechanical Engineering 1019 37-43 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and KAREN L MAJORS 1978 General Revenue Sharing Federal Incentives to Change Local Government Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 443 317-327 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1977 Eminent Domain Its Origin Meaning and Relevance to Coal Slurry Pipelines Transportation Journal 171 5-21 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and SIDNEY KATELL 1977 Railroad Volume Freight Rates Evolution and Analysis ICC Practitioners Journal January-February 146-161 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1976 The Coal Slurry Pipeline Its Contribution in Meeting the Nations Energy Requirements Journal ofEconomics 2 196-200 ANDREW MISSERMAN 1976 Interjurisdictional Spillovers Political Fragmentation and the Level of Local Public Services A Re-Examination Urban Studies 131 1-12 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Status of Slurry Pipeline Transportation of Bituminous Coal The Intersociety Conference on Transportation Atlanta GA THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Transporting Western Coal Unit Trains or Slurry Pipeline Logistics and Transportation Review 112 147-152 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1974 Transportation in Developing Countries Special Reference to Kenya Traffic Quarterly 281 139-153 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination by Regulated Motor Carriers Comment American Economic Review 644 780-784 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-3 WILLIAM H MIERt-YK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health eds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation Journal 121 15-22 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Loltal Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 111 23-29 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem National Tax lournaI232 206-213 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 ROYW BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208 WOO SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax lournaI212 183-189 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

HUMAN SERVICES AND OTHER POLICY

9016 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1990 The Convergence of Law in an Era of Political Integration The Wood Pulp Case and the Alcoa Effects Doctrine University ofPittsburgh Law Review 522 289-326

901 BARBARA RASMUSSEN 1990 Storer College A Bygone Harpers Ferry Institution Goldenseal 161 46shy49

12 Subject Index

899 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1989 Estimations of the Economic Model of Crime Using Aggregate and Individual Level Data Southern Economic Journal 562 423middot439

884 KENNETII C MARTIS 1988 Sectionalism and the United States Congress Political Geography Quarterly 72 99middot109

8716 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reform and Paternalism in China Some Theoretical Concerns International Regional Science Review 111 59middot73

8712 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reforms and Politics Studies in Comparative International Developments 4 76shy82

872 JOHN PICKLES 1987 The Numbers Game Legitimising Apartheid Review ofAfrican Political Economy 38April 102-103

8512 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISTOPHER J SMITH 1985 What Drives People to Drink Interpreting the Effect of Urban Living on the Use and Abuse of Alcohol Urban Ecology 92 195-213

855 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISfOPHER J SMITH 1985 Regional Change and Problem Drinking in the United States 1970-78 Regional Studies 192 149middot162

8112 C J SMITH and R Q HANHAM 1981 Proximity and the Formation of Public Attitudes towards Mental Illness Environment and Planning A 132 147-165

814 RONALD L LEWIS 1981 Rev TG Steward and the Education of Blacks in Reconstruction Delaware Delaware History Spring-Summer 156-178

813 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Any Place But Here Mental Health Facilities as Noxious Neighbors Professional Geographer 333 326-334

812 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Deinstitutionalization of the Mentally Ill A Time Path Analysis of the American States 1955-1975 Social Science and Medicine 15D 361-378

806 RONALD L LEWIS 1980 Rev TG Stewart (sic) and Mixed Schools in Delaware 1882 Delaware History 19 53-58

805 ADAM ROSE 1980 Mandating Local Government Emergency Services Urban Interest 21 65-73 785 CATHERINE A PALOMBA and NEIL A PALOMBA 1978 An Analysis of Dropouts from a West Virginia

Training Program for Coal Miners Journal ofEconomics 4 133-136 775 CRAIG K ELWELL and NElLA PALOMBA 1977 Economic Benefit-Cost Evaluation of West Virginia

Vocational Rehabilitation Lessons for the Vocational Rehabilitation System Journal ofEconomics 3 201-204

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

748 NEIL A PAWMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

733 NEIL A PAWMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law Journal 2411 733-738

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

Subject Index 13

Regional Models and Methods of Analysis

ECONOMIC MODELS AND ANALYSIS

9011 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Who Has Standing in Cost-Benefit Analysis Journal ofPolicy Analysis and Management 92 201-218

906 PETER W J BATEY and ADAM Z ROSE 1990 Extended Input-Output Models Progress and Potential International Regional Science Review 131-2 27-49

905 PAUL M BEAUMONT 1990 Supply and Demand Interaction in Integrated Econometric and InputshyOutput Models International Regional Science Review 131-2 167-181

8918 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN D MERRIFIELD 1989 Quasi-Experimental Methods for Analyzing Regional Economic and Spatial Change An Application to an Energy Boomtown In Regional Development Processes and Policies eds William H Berentsen Darrick R Danta and Eta Daroczi Centre for Regional Studies Hungarian Academy of Sciences Pecs Hungary

8914 DAVID GREENSTREET 1989 A Conceptual Framework for Construction of Hybrid Regional InputshyOutput Models Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 235 283-289

896 ADAM ROSE and WILLIAM MIERNYK 1989 Input-Output Analysis The First Fifty Years Economic Systems Research 12 229-271

894 ANDREWM ISSERMAN and PAUL M BEAUMONT 1989 New Directions in Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Project Evaluation Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 2312 39-53

888 ADAM ROSE and PAUL BEAUMONT 1988 Interrelational Income-Distribution Multipliers for the West Virginia Economy Journal ofRegional Science 284 461-475

883 MICHAEL J HANNAN and ADAM Z ROSE 1988 The Policy-Cost Index Approach to Modeling Change in Input-Output Coefficients An Application to Acid Rain Policy TecJmological Forecasting and Social Change 331 13-22

8721 MICHAEL KRASHINSKY and WILLIAM J MILNE 1987 Housing Prices in Metropolitan Toronto Regional Science and Urban Economics 172 289-305

8720 JOHN MERRIFIELD 1987 A Neoclassical Anatomy of the Economic Base Multiplier Journal of Regional Science 272 283-294

8713 UWE SCHUBERT SHELBY GERKING ANDREW ISSERMAN and CAROL TAYLOR 1987 Regional Labour Market Modelling A State of the Art Review In Regional Labour Markets eds M M Fischer and P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

879 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOlIN D MERRIFIELD 1987 Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Regional Analysis An Application to an Energy Boomtown and Growth Pole Theory Economic Geography 631 3-19

8613 SANDOR PETER 1986 The Relevance of Pollution-Related Input-Output Models for Regional Environmental Management in Hungary A Critical Approach Papers of the Regional Science Association 60 125-131

862 PAUL BEAUMONT ANDREW ISSERMAN DAVID MCMILLEN DAVID PLANE and PETER ROGERSON 1986 The ECESIS Economic-Demographic Model of the United States In Population Change and the Economy ed A M Isserman Boston Kluwer-Nijhoff Publishing Company

8520 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH WALTER C LABYS and TOM S WITT 1985 Resource Commodity Dependency and State Econometric Modeling Review ofRegional Studies 153 36-48

8514 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH and WALTER C LABYS 1985 A Commodity-Regional Model of West Virginia Journal ofRegional Science 253 383-411

854 BENJAMIN STEVENS and ADAM ROSE 1985 Regional Input-Output Methods for Tourism Impact Analysis In Assessing the Economic Impacts ofRecreation and Tourism eds Dennis Propst et al Asheville NC US Forest Service

841 ADAM ROSE 1984 Technological Change and Input-Output Analysis An Appraisal Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 185 305-318

832 ADAM ROSE 1983 Modeling the Macroeconomic Impact of Air Pollution Abatement Journal of Regional Science 234 441-459

831 ROBERT WALKER and JANUSZ SZYR1ER 1983 Interregional Total Flow A Concept and Application to a US Input-Output Model Review of Regional Studies 132 12-21

14 Subject Index

8217 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN MERRIFIELD 1982 The Use of Control Groups in Evaluating Regional Economic Policy Regional Science and Urban Economics 121 43-58

8214 ADAM ROSE BEN NAKAYAMA and BRANDT STEVENS 1982 Modern Energy Region Development and Income Distribution An Input -Output Analysis Joumal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 92 149-164

811 SHELBY D GERKING and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 Bifurcation and the Time Pattern of Impacts in the Economic Base Model Joumal ofRegional Science 214 451-467

804 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1980 Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of Alternative Methods Intemational Regional Science Review 52 155-184

801 ROBERTT WALKER and SUZANNE E BAYLEY 1980 An Energetic and Economic Simulation for the Evaluation of Transportation Policy Computers Environment and Urban Systems 51-2 83-96

791 PAUL B SLATER and WOLFGANG SCHWARZ 1979 Global Trade Patterns Scaling and Clustering Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics 97 381-387

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environment and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Joumal of Environmental Systems 72 131-147

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic Impacts Joumal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

763 WILLIAM H MIERlTYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input-Output Analysis Intemational Regional Science Review 12 47-55

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Joumal ofRegional Science 153 371-373

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363

7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley Joumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation ~fodeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUTHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 w F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

732 WILLIAM H MIERVYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics eds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

702 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and Change 12 27-32

Subject Index 15

692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

691 WILLIAM H MIER~YK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications ofInput-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

671 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commerciali 148 741-753

POPULATION MODELS AND ANALYSIS

8919 DAVID K FOOT and WILLIAM J MILNE 1989 Multiregional Estimation of Gross Internal Migration Flows International Regional Science Review 121 29-43

893 BRIAN J CUSHING 1989 Use and Misuse of the Allocation Rate in Models of Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 231 51-58

8718 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 A Note on Specification of Climate Variables in Models of Population Migration Joumal ofRegional Science 274 641-649

8717 PAUL M BEAUMONT and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1987 Comment Judgment in Population Forecasting Journal of the American Statistical Association 82400 1004-1009

878 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 Location-Specific Amenities Topography and Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 212 74-85

869 BRIAN J CUSHING 1986 Accounting for Spatial Relationships in Models of Interstate Population Migration Annals ofRegional Science 202 66-73

868 ANDREW ISSER1AN CAROL TAYlOR SHELBY GERKING and UWE SCHUBERT 1986 Regional Labor Market Analysis In Handbook ofRegional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8513 ANDREWMISSERl1AN DAVIDA PLANE PETERA ROGERSON and PAULM BEAUMONT 1985 Forecasting Interstate Migration with Limited Data A Demographic-Economic Approach Journal of the American Statistical Association 80390 277-285

851 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1985 Economic-Demographic Modeling with Endogenously Determined Birth and Migration Rates Theory and Prospects Environment and Planning A 171 25-45

844 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1984 Projection Forecast and Plan On the Future of Population Forecasting Joumal of the American Planning Association 502 208-221

825 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAVID A PLANE and DAVID B MCMILLEN 1982 Internal Migration in the United States An Evaluation of Federal Data Review of Public Data Use 114 285-311

808 E JAMES HAR~ER and PAUL B SLATER 1980 Identifying Medical Regions Using Hierarchical Clustering Social Science and Medicine 14D 3-10

807 ANDREW M ISSERfAN and MARILYN BROWN 1980 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science Association 45November 139-158

793 PAUL B SLATER 1979 Biplots of 1959-1961 United States Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 759-766

792 PAUL B SLATER 1979 1965-70 Interstate Migration in the United States An Extension of the Multiterminal Method to Multiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 6 205-208

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188 774 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of

the American Institute of Planners 433 247-259 771 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and

Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291 7612 PAUL B SLATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybemetics April 321-324

16 Subject Index

7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972 Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132

7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56

769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12

768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878

767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social Science Research 51 173-224

765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data Human Organization 353 269-286

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American foumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data foumal of Regional Science 143 377-388

737 ROllERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West Virginia West Virginia Medical foumaI698 1-4

701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables Demography 71 87-91

RESOURCE MODELS AND ANALYSIS

909 WALTER C IABYS and MONTAGUE J LORD 1990 Portfolio Optimisation and the Design of Latin American Export Diversification Policies foumal of Development Studies 262 260-277

8917 WALTER C IAllYS and JEAN-BAPTISTE LESOURD 1989 Facteurs Explicatifs des Ajustements de Prix sur Ie Marche International du Charbon Revue de lenergie 416 Decembre 1035-1045

8916 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 An Integrated Exhaustible Resource Model of Copper Market Dynamics In Economics in 17zeory and Practice An Eclectic Approach eds J Marquez and L R Klein Dordrecht Kluwer Academic Publishers

8911 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 Spatial and Temporal Price and Allocation Models of Mineral and Energy Markets In Quantitative Methods for Market-Oriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time eds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

8910 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C IAllYS 1989 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and Natural Gas In Quantitative Methods for MarketshyOriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time cds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

898 WALTERC IABYS and LORNA M WADDELL 1989 Commodity Lifecycles in US Materials Demand Resources Policy 15September 238-252

8811 THOMAS F TORRIES 1988 Competitive Cost Analysis in the Mineral Industries The Example of Nickel Resources Policy 143 193-204

8710 FRANK J CALZONETTI DEREK SPOONER and GREGORY G SAYRE 1987 A Reassessment of Site Suitability Analysis for Power Plant Siting A Maryland Example Applied Geography 7 223-241

Subject Index 17

875 ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1987 Sources of Change in Energy Use in the US Economy 1972-82 In World Energy Markets Coping with Instability ed J Rowse Calgary Friesen

874 ROBERT WALKER and KATHY REX-LOPATTO 1987 Evaluation of Costs Associated with Regional Environmental Impact in Chesapeake Bay loumal ofEnvironmental Systems 171 15-31

8611 WALTER ClABYS 1986 An Economic Analysis of the Stability of East-West Mineral Trade Patterns Resources Policy September 223-242

867 WALTER C lABYS and TAKASHI TAKAYAMA 1986 Spatial Equilibrium Analysis Mathematical and Programming Model Advances in Spatial Agricultural Energy and Mineral Modeling In Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8516 ADAM ROSE 1985 Modeling Energy Conservation Programs An Application to Natural Gas Utilities Energy lournaI64 87-103

8510 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C lABYS 1985 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and the Natural Gas Market Energy Economics 7 145shy152

858 ROBERT WALKER 1985~ A Comment on Linear Control Problems in the Theory of Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 30 309-315

853 GREGORY A ELMES 1985 Modeling Spatial Interaction of Utility Coal in Pennsylvania Annals of the Association ofAmerican Geographers 752 212-226

852 DANIEL GOLOMB STEPHEN BATfERI1AN JAMES GRUHL and WALTER C lABYS 1985 Sensitivity Analysis of the Kinetics of Acid Rain Models Atmospheric Environment 173 645-653

848 GREGORY ELMES 1984 Coal Transportation An Undervalued Aspect of Energy Modeling Transporlation Research-A 18-A1 13-23

8314 KINGSLEY E HAYNES FRED Y PHILLIPS and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints Economic Geography 591 52-65

8311 BARRY M RUBIN and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Energy Development Projects Coal Liquefaction in the Illinois Basin Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 171 11-20

823 WALTER C lABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

8012 WALTER ClABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Quadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Steam Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

803 WALTER C lABYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In Commodity Markets and Latin American Development A ltlodeling Approach eds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 BARRYD SOLOMON KINGSLEYE HAYNES and ADREW J KR1ENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

7714 ANDREW M ISSERI1AN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic GeOb1faphy 531 45-54

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations loumal of Regional Science 1713 327-344

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment alld Planning A 84 477-478

764 FRANK GIARRATANL 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues Environment and Planning A 84 447-454

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics March 278-283

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian lournal of Politics 9153-162

SOCIAL SCIENCE DIRECTIONS

9017 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1990 A Mind Ahead of its Time Libertas Mathematica 10 5-26 9015 JEFF L LEWIN and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 The Social Value of Crime International Review of

Law and Economics 10 271-284

18 Subject Index

907 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and RONALD F ABLER 1990 Bulgarian Geographers and Geography Professional Geographer 423 371~378

8812 JOHN PICKLES 1988 From Fact-World to Life-World The Phenomenological Method and Social Science Research In Qualitative Methods in Human Geography eds J Eyles and D M Smith Cambridge Polity Press

886 MARY BETH PUDUP 1988 Arguments within Regional Geography Progress in Human Geography 123 369-390

882 JOHN PICKLES 1988 Knowledge Theory and Practice The Role of Practical Reason in Geographical Theory In A Ground for Common Search eds R G Golledge H Couc1elis and P Gould Goleta CA Santa Barbara Geographical Press

8612 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Crazy Dualisms and Conceptual Leakage Or How We Can Continue to Misunderstand Human Geography Ohio Geographers 14Fall 75-84

866 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Geographic Theory and Educating for Democracy Antipode 182 136-154 861 JOHN PICKLES 1986 New Maps for Old A Reply to Smith Issues in Education 41 69-73 8521 JOHN PICKIES 1985 The Role of Place and Commonplaces in Democratic Empowerment Issues in

Education 33 232-241 8519 ANDREW M ISSERMAS 1985 Dare to Plan An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice

and Education Town Planning Review 564 483-491 8518 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Bioeconomics A Realistic Appraisal of Future Prospect In Global

Economy Today Tomorrow and the Transition ed Howard F Didsbury Jr Bethesda World Future Society

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

822 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

821 JOHN PICKIES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Rclevance of Regional Science Review ofRegional Studies 61 1-9

7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human Organization 333 261-275

7414 H RUSSELL BERJ~ARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

Subject Index 19

The Orientation of the Regional Research Institute

The statements in this section are taken from various documents beginning with the Institutes 1965-66 Annual Report and concluding with its 1990 Planning Report

J one 30 1966

The Regional Research Institute was established on September 1 1965 to serve as a center for regionally-oriented basic research in the social sciences at West Virginia University Financial support is provided by the University and the Benedum Foundation A substantIal part of the Institutes research effort will be concerned with economic and social problems in West Virginia and Appalachia Research activities will not be limited to this region however

The distinction between basic and applied research is not easy to make Broadly speaking however basic research is concerned with adding to knowledge while applied research as a problem-solving orientation In so far as this distinction can be made the Institute will be concerned with basic research This is not to say that Institute studies will be highly abstract or esoteric Indeed it is anticipated that most studies will be empirical Hopefully the results will be useful to state and regional policy makers Some of the projects will be frankly experimental however and others will be more concerned WIth methodology than with the testing of specific hypotheses or the empirical implementation of existing models

The Institute will not be a service center nor will it be an outlet for publication The results of research conducted in the Institute will be published as journal articles books or monographs

The activities of the Institute will not be conducted in an academic vacuum One of the major justifications for the establishment of organized research centers on univerSIty campuses is that they contribute to strong graduate programs Without impinging upon the activities of other campus research units we hope that the Institute can play an important part in the development of a strong graduate program in economics and in the expansion of graduate programs in the other social sciences

Studies currently under way are limited to a single discipline but it is hoped that some new projects will be multi-disciplinary in nature Professional staff members will have conlplete freedom to conduct research of interest to them provided it can be classified as basic and has a regional orientation

Jone 30 1971

For the first time since the Institute was established in September 1965 the staff includes representatives of disciplines other than economics It appears that the Institute is moving towards one of the objectives mentioned in the first annual report and is becoming Ita center for regionally-oriented basic research

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June 1972

Because of its multidisciplinary nature the Institute is not affiliated with any single college

June 20 1975

The Institute is now providing less salary support to a small number of researchers and more supporting services to a larger number of individuals

June 30 1975

Looking ahead to the next decade we hope to broaden the multidisciplinary base of the Institute without any reduction in regional and interregional economic studies We would also like to middotmaintain the diversity of methodological approaches and the mix of abstract and applied studies characteristic of our work during the past decade Our goal will be to maintain a flexible approach both methodologically and in terms of the problems to be investigated

June 30 1976

Some of the Institutes work reflects the winds of change almost a third of the papers completed this year for example deal with energy issues Others however deal with methodological or analytical matters which are essentially timeless Our objective is to maintain a mix of theoretical empirical and policy-related studies

July 1976

Primary goals To serve as a center for the conduct of regionally oriented basic research at West Virginia University and to maintain and generate analytic tools and skills for the conduct of basic research in regional development

June 30 1977

Studies conducted in the Institute reflect a wide variety of research interests despite the relatively small size of the Institute staff Their common bond is that they deal with markets social systems or organizations which have a spatial dimension

June 14 1979

With guidance from the Institute the State has been using the revised input-output model to estimate the inlpacts of new or expanded economic activities

The Institute has an unusual mode of operation in which research associates are free to conduct research on topics which interest them The projects conducted here continue to be multifaceted with many types of research conducted simultaneously The Institute does not publish its own work Thus all books monographs and papers must meet the standards of professional journals and publishing companies

June 30 1979

We plan to continue to contribute to the intellectual life of the University community by sponsoring symposia led by distinguished scholars from other institutions

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June 16 1980

A wide range of support services are provided to faculty members associated with the Institute In addition to these valued services the Institute provides office space for Research Associates as well as a quiet and relaxed environment that is conducive to research efforts We also have a specialized library which serves many of the needs of our Research Associates

June 18 1981

All of the studies supported by the Institute are spatial in character Much of the recent research is concerned with energy environmental and other relevant policy issues

June 30 1981

The Institute remains one of the smaller research units in the University--deliberate choice--but size appears to have little to do with productivity The seven members of the professional staff aided immeasurably by talented and diligent research assistants secretaries and research aides maintained a high level of output this year

June 30 1983

Students are encouraged to co-author books and articles--and on occasion to submit papers under their own names--for publication Our record on this score is excellent Ten of the 18 GRAs who wrote doctoral dissertations were published authors before receiving their degrees Most who have gone on to academic positions have continued to publish

Since the Institute was started in 1965 approximately one-half of the students receiving PhDs in Economics from West Virginia University have served as research assistants at the Institute Eighteen of those students completed dissertations based on research conducted at the Institute

Dr William Miernyk established a research environment in which the attainment of excellence prevailed

March 16 1984

Unlike many university institutes the Regional Research Institute seems to have been founded primarily to promote research rather than primarily to bring outside research funds and overhead to campus

August 1988

The Regional Research Institute focuses on the economic and social developn1ent of lagging regions such as Appalachia within the United States on theories and methods for studying regions and on policies and strategies for stimulating their development

The Institute attracts to West Virginia University many visiting scholars from abroad each year Their presence stimulates new research and fosters an international perspective on regional economic and social development Recent visitors staying three months or more have come from Australia Canada England Hungary Scotland and the Soviet Union A

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January 1989

The Regional Research Institute supports research requirin~ modest on-campus resources and provides assistance to faculty members in secunng external research grants Faculty research associates are selected on the basis of their research proposals which are sent for external review to former or present members of National Science Foundation review panels

August 1989

A pilot program for honors students encourages promising undergraduates to consider socIal science research careers Undergraduate fellows receive research trainin~ participate in research projects and then conduct their own research with the assIstance of fa~ulty members

August 1989

By hosting four meetings in 1987 and 1988 the Regional Research Institute established itself as an international conference center for regional science and related fields There were over a hundred seminars and workshops and two faculty short courses during the four years 1985 through 1988

More than sixty scholars visited the Regional Research Institute in 1984-88 Several came to the Institute as a result of cooperative research agreements initiated in the period 1985 to 1988 between the Institute and other research centers In each case the center is actively doing research on lagging regions of developed countries

In 1986 the Institute became the publisher of the International Regional Science Review a refereed journal with subscribers in 67 nations

The primary source of external funding during 1984-89 was the National Science Foundation fronl which five grants were received in 1987 and one in 1986

November 1990

Fourteen faculty research associates from six different colleges have been appointed through the annual competition initiated in 1988 Twelve undergraduates are conducting research with faculty mentors under the Honors Fellows program initiated in 1989 Several international programs are now active two-way exchanges A seminar with the Hunsarian Academy of Sciences this May has spawned several research activities and sImilar seminars have been planned with the University of Glasgow for 1991 and the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences in 1992 The USshyBulgarian seminars in 1987 and 1989 and the Institutes visiting scholar program have led to a MacArthur Foundation grant exceeding $400000

Three interdisciplinary research groups are forming The first group focuses on rural poverty and its amelioration the second on the economic and social development of the worlds major coal regions and the third on econonucshyenvironmental issues in eastern Europe The hope is that in three years the Institutes traditional strength in regional economic modeling and policy analysis will be augmented by strong teams in additional interdisciplinary research areas

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Subject Index

Regional Economic and Social Development

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT

9018 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Industrial Restructuring and Economic Development Strategies in a Japanese Steel Town The Case of Kitakyushu Town Planning Review 614 389-411

9012 MARY BETH PUDUP 1990 T4e Limits of Subsistence Agriculture and Industry in Central Appalachia Agricultural History 641 61-89

9010 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Helping Small Manufacturers Modernize Issues in Science and Technology 71 49-54

904 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Modern Times Learning from State Initiatives in Industrial Extension and Technology Transfer Economic Development Quarterly 43 186-202

903 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 State Initiatives to Modernize US Small and Midsized Manufacturers In Financing Economic Development eds Richard D Bingham Edward W Hill and Sammis B White Newbury Park CA Sage Publications

8912 MICHAEL B TEITZ and PHILIP SHAPIRA 1989 Growth and Turbulence in the California Economy In Deindustrialization and Regional Economic Transfonnation eds Lloyd Rodwin and Hidehiko Sazanami Winchester MA Unwin Hyman Inc

897 RONALD L LEWIS 1989 Why Dont You Bake Bread Franklin Trubee and the Scotts Run Reciprocal Economy Goldenseal 15Spring 34-41

895 MARY BETH PUDUP 1989 The Boundaries of Class in Preindustrial Appalachia Journal ofHistorical Geography 152 139-162

885 JOHN PICKIJES 1988 Recent Changes in Regional Policy in South Africa Geography 733 233-239 8715 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1987 Fossil Fuels and Regional Economic Development In Energy and the

Southwest Economy Dallas Federal Reserve Bank 8714 ROBERT WALKER 1987 Regional Development and Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological

Modelling 37 303-316 864 MARY BETH PUDUP 1986 Beyond the Traditional Mountain Subculture A New Look at Preshy

industrial Appalachia In Impact ofInstitutions on Appalachia eds J Lloyd and A G Campbell Boone NC Appalachian Consortium Press

8515 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Energy Constraints and Economic Development in the Northeast In Economic Prospects for the Northeast eds Harry W Richardson and Joseph H Turek Philadelphia Temple University Press

8410 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and PETER S FISHER 1984 Population Forecasting and Local Economic Planning The Limits on Community Control over Uncertainty Population Research and Policy Review 31 27-50

849 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1984 Energy and Regional Development In Energy Costs Urban Development and Housing eds Anthony Downs and Katharine L Bradbury Washington DC The Brookings Institution

8216 WILLIAM H MIEAAYK 1982 The Differential Effects of Rising Energy Prices on Regional Income and Employment In High Energy Costs Assessing the Burden ed Hans H Landsberg Baltimore The Johns Hopkins University Press for Resources for the Future

8215 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Energy Availability and State Economic Development Journal ofEnergy and Development 72 163-171

8110 ADAM ROSE DAVID KOLK MICHAEL BRADY and ROBERT KNEISEL 1981 Energy Development and Urban Employment Creation The Case of the City of Los Angeles Energy 610 1041-1052

8018 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 Regional Shifts in Economic Base and Structure in the United States Since 1940 In Alternatives to Confrontation ed Victor L Arnold Lexington MA DC Heath and Company

Subject Index 5

SO17 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 An Evaluation The Tools of Regional Development Policy Growth and Change 112 2-6

7917 JOHN M GOWDY 1979 Economic Growth Models and Regional Steady State Planning Growth and Change 103 37-42

7914 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 A Note on Recent Regional Growth Theories Journal ofRegional Science 193 303-308

7913 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 Resource Constraints and Regional Development Policy Atlantic Economic Journal 83 16-23

7719 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 The Changing Structure of the Southern Economy In Economics of Southern Growth eds E Blaine Liner and Lawrence K Lynch Research Triangle Park NC The Southern Growth Policies Board

7718 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 EDA and the Objectives of Regional Development Policy Explorations in Economic Research 43 390-408

7717 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Rising Energy Prices and Regional Economic Development Growth and Change 83 2-7

7623 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Decline of the Northern Perimeter Society 13 24-26 7622 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Regional Economic Consequences of High Energy Prices in the United

States Journal of Energy and Development 12 213-239 7621 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Some Regional Impacts of the Rising Cost of Energy Papers of the

Regional Science Association 37 213-227 76W GREGORY J L YI 1976 Towards the Application of Dynamic Growth Theory to Regions

Generalizations and Comments Journal ofRegional Science 161 117-124 7514 WILLIAM H MIER1gtYK 1975 The Northeast Isnt What It Used to Be In Balanced Growth for the

Northeast Proceedings of a Conference of Legislative Leaders on the Future of the Northeast New York State Senate

7513 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 Regional Employment Impacts of Rising Energy Prices Labor Law Journal 268 518-523

7422 JOHN P BlAIR and WALTER CHATFIELD 1974 Pareto Optimal Growth Public Choice 21 93-97 7420 G RICHARD DREESE 1974 Banks and Regional Economic Development Southern Economic Journal

404 647-656 717 ROBERT D BRITT 1971 The Appalachian Regional Development Program Growth and Change 23

3-13 6911 CARL W HALE 1969 The Optimality of Local Subsidies in Regional Development Programs

Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 93 35-50 6910 WILLIAM H MIERYK 1969 British Regional Development Policy Journal ofEconomic Issues 33 33shy

42 698 woo SIK KEE 1969 The Cause of Urban Poverty Journal ofHuman Resources 81 93-99 6810 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1968 The Role of State and Local Government in the

Economic Development of Appalachia Land Economics 441 50-58 689 CARL W HALE 1968 Local Subsidies Regional Development or Regional Rivalry American

Industrial Development Council Journal 34 33-53 673 CARL W HALE 1967 The Mechanism of the Spread Effect in Regional Development Land

Economics 434 45-52 672 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Appalachian Development The Long-Run View Poverty and Human

Resources Abstracts 23 36-43 662 WILLIAM H MIE~ryJ 1966 Experience under the British Local Employment Acts of 1960 and 1963

Industrial and Labor Relations Review 201 30-49

LABOR MARKETS MIGRATION AND POPULATION DISTRIBUTION

9014 SALLY WARD MAGGARD 1990 Gender Contested Womens Participation in the Brookside Coal Strike In Women and Social Protest eds Guida West and Rhoda Blumberg NY Oxford University Press

9013 MARY BETH PUDUP 1990 Womens Work in the West Virginia Economy West Virginia History 49 7shy20

892 ROBERT WALKER and MICHAEL HANNAN 1989 Dynamic Settlement Processes The Case of US Immigration The Professional Geographer 412 172-183

6 Subject Index

891 RONALD L LEWIS 1989 From Peasant to Proletarian The Migration of Southern Blacks to the Central Appalachian Coalfields The Journal ofSouthern History 551 77-102

887 CARlA DICKSIEIN 1988 The Role of Cooperative Development Agencies in Developing Worker Cooperatives Lessons from Philadelphia Economic and Industrial Democracy 92 197-224

8517 LEE DE COlA 1985 Lognormal Estimates of Macroregional City-Size Distributions 1950-70 Environment and Planning A 1712 1637-1652

856 RONALD L LEWIS 1985 Job Control and Race Relations in the Coal Fields 1870-1920 Journal of Ethnic Studies 124 36-64

8313 GASPERA GAROFAW and MICHAELS FOGAR1Y 1983 A Note on the Measurement of Agglomeration Economies with Compensation for Urban Disamenities Journal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 104 383-387

8312 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1983 Decline of the Metropolitan Economy A New Interpretation Urban Studies 204 495-497

8310 R TODD ZDORKOWSKl and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1983 Two Views of the City as a Source of SpaceshyTime Trends in EconomicDevelopment and the Decline of Human Fertility Urban Geography 41 54shy62

835 DAVIDA PlANE and ANDREWM ISSERMAN 1983 US Interstate Labor Force Migration An Analysis of Trends Net Exchanges and Migration Subsystems Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 175-6 251shy266

834 BRIAN J CUSHING and MAHLON R STRASZHEIM 1983 Agglomeration Economies in the Public and Private Sector Urban Spatial and Fiscal Structure In Perspectives on Local Public Finance and Public Policy ed John Quigley Greenwich CT JAI Press

826 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1982 The Determinants of Residential Succession with Renewal Effects Journal of Urban Economics 111 1-10

8113 WILLIAM H MIER~ 1981 The 1981 Coal Strike A View from the Outside Labor Law Journal 8281 564-567

8111 R Q HANHAM and H CHANG 1981 Wage Inflation in a Growth Region The American Sun Belt In Regional Wage Inflation and Unemployment ed R L Martin Great Britain Pion Limited

816 CLIFFORD B HAWLEY and MICHAELS FOGAR1Y 1981 Can Agglomeration Economies Explain Why People Are Leaving Large Cities Environment and Planning A 132 225-230

8019 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y and GASPER GAROFALO 1980 Urban Size and the Amenity Structure of Cities Journal of Urban Economics 83 350-361

7918 GASPER GAROFAW and MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1979 Urban Income Distribution and the Urban Hierarchy-Equality Hypothesis Review ofEconomics and Statistics 613 381-388

7915 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and GLENN V FUGITI 1979 Population Growth and Retail Decline Conflicting Effects of Urban Accessibility in American Villages Rural Sociology 441 24-38

794 RONALD L LEWIS 1979 The Darkest Abode of Man Black Miners in the First Southern Coal Field 1780-1865 Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 190-202

7811 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y and GASPER GAROFAW 1978 An Exploration of the Real Productivity Effects of Cities Review ofRegional Studies 81 65-82

787 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Black Labor in the Eastern Virginia Coal Field 1765-1865 In Other Slaves Mechanics Artisans and Craftsmen eds Ronald L Lewis and James E Newton Boston MA GK Hall

786 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Slave Families at Early Chesapeake Ironworks Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 169-179

7722 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 Race and the United Mine Workers Union in Tennessee Selected Letters of William R Riley 1892-1895 Tennessee Historical Quarterly 36 524-536

7721 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1977 Predicting Neighborhood Decline within a Large Central City An Application of Discriminant Analysis Environment and Planning A 95 579-584

778 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Virginia Iron Industry The AnteshyBellum Era West Virginia History 38 141-156

777 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Jobs and Income Issue Papers of the Appalachian Conference on Balanced Growth and Economic Development Charleston WV October 41-57

7625 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Kalymnos The Island of the Sponge Fishermen Annals of the New York Academy ofSciences 268 289-307

Subject Index 7

7624 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Sponge Markets of Kalymnos Anthropologica 181 81-96 7614 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The American Dream and the Rationalization of Slavery Crisis 83 253-254 7613 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Chesapeake Iron Industry The

Colonial Era Labor History 17 388-405 758 NEIL A PALOMBA CATHERINE A PALOMBA and TOM S WITT 1975 Some Economic Factors Affecting

Safety in Underground Bituminous Coal Mines Comment SOllthem Economic Journal 422 13-23 7412 RONALD L LEWIS 1974 Slavery on Chesapeake Iron Plantations before the American Revolution

Journal of Negro History 59 242-254 7312 JOHN P BLAIR 1973 A Review of the Filtering-Down Theory Urban Affairs Quarterly 83 303-316 736 RICHARD RAYMOND 1973 The Interregional Brain Drain and Public Education Growth and Change

43 28-34 735 JOHN PAlMER and NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 Skill Differentials and Their Determinants American

Economist 172 130-136 721 RICHARD RAYMOND 1972 Determinants of Non-White Migration during the 1950s American Journal

of Economics and Sociology 311 9-20 704 RICHARD RAYMOND 1970 Regional Differences in Racial Discrimination in Education and

Employment Western Economic Joumal 82 190-208 697 DONALD E PURSELL 1969 The Impact of the South African Wage Board on SkilledUnskilled Wage

Differentials Eastem Africa Economic Review 11 73-81 696 RICHARD D RAYMOND 1969 Changes in the Relative Economic Status of Nonwhites 1950-60

Western Economic Journal 71 57-70 695 RICHARD RAYMOND 1969 Mobility and Economic Progress of Negro Americans During the 194Os

American Joumal ofEconomics and Sociology 284 337-350 694 ANTHONYP THIRLWALL 1969 Types of Unemployment With Special Reference to Non Demandshy

Deficient Unemployment in Great Britain Scottish Joumal ofPolitical Economy 16 19-49 687 DONALD E PURSELL 1968 Bantu Real Wages and Employment Opportunities in South Africa South

African Joumal ofEconomics 3611 87-103

INDUSTRIAL LOCATION AND MARKET AREAS

908 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1990 Undermining Disinvestment From a Marginal Propensity to Invest to a Propensity to Invest in the Margins Africa Today 372 67-80

902 ROBERT WALKER and FRANK CALZONETTI 1990 Searching for New Manufacturing Plant Locations A Study of Location Decisions in Central Appalachia Regional Studies 241 15-30

8915 CARLA DICKSTEIN and GREG SAYRE 1989 Socioeconomic Impacts of Landfills in West Virginia West Virginia Public Affairs Reporter 64 1-6

8913 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1989 Taiwanese Inveslment in South Africa African Affairs October 507-528

889 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1988 Reorientating South Africas International Links Capital amp Class 35 Summer 49-55

8719 MARY BETH PUDUP 1987 From Farm to Factory Structuring and Location of the US Farm Machinery Industry Economic Geography 633 203-222

876 MARY BETH PUDUP and MICHAEL J WATfS 1987 Growing against the Grain Mechanized Rice Farming in the Sacramento Valley California In Fanning Systems and Change cds S B Brush and B L Turner III New York Guilford Press

8610 RANK J CALZONETTI PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITI 1986 USA Power Plant Location and Fuel Mix Opportunities for Electricity Exporting Regions Energy Policy 146 528-541

846 BARRY D SOLOMON and KINGSLEY E HAYNES 1984 A Survey and Critique of Multiobjective Power Plant Siting Decision Rules Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 182 71-79

839 ROBERT Q fLtNHAM and FRANKJ CALZONETTI 1983 Regional and Temporal Trends in Power Plant Unit Siting 1912-1978 Professional GeObTapher 354 416-426

8213 GREGORY A ELMES FRANK J CALZONETTI and STUART A FOSTER 1982 Siting Fly Ash-Derived Alumina Recovery Facilities in West Virginia SOlltheastem Geographer 221 1-19

819 WALTER C LABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1981 Stability of Appalachian Coal Shipments under Policy Variation Energy Joumal 2 111-128

Subject Index 8

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8014 FRANK J CALZONElTI MARK S ECKERT and EDWARD J MALECKI 1980 Siting Energy Facilities in the USA Policies for the Western States Energy Policy June 138-152

8013 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and FEREIDOON SHAHROKH 1980 Spatial Equilibrium in the US Coal Industry Energy Economics 24 230-236

7916 MING-JENG HWANG and MELVIN L GREENHUf 1979 Estimates of Fixed Costs and the Sizes of Market Areas in the United States Environment and Planning A 119 993-1009

7911 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and SOOSAN SHAHROKH 1979 Market Delineation in the Coal Industry Review ofRegional Studies 92 6-17

7910 MING-JENG HWANG 1979 A Model of Spatial Price Discrimination for the Pricing Schedule of Coal Journal ofRegional Science 192 231-243

795 WALTER P PAGE 1979 Competition and Concentration in Appalachian Coal Production 1960 to 1975 Policy Analysis and Infonnation Systems 31 141-160

7810 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and MING-JENG HWANG 1978 Spatial Analysis and the Identification of Coal Markets Journal of Energy and Development 141 104-125

7720 FRANK GIARRATANI and CHARLES F SOCHER 1977 The Pattern of Industrial Location and Rising Energy Prices Atlantic Economic Journal 51 48-55

7516 MELVIN L GREENHUf MING-JENG HWANG and HOHTA 1975 Observations on the Shape and Relevance of the Spatial Demand Function Econometrica 434 669-682

7419 JOHN GREENHUf MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination over Space Theory Assumption and a Case Example Annals ofRegional Science 83 70-81

713 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1971 Local Labor Market Effects of New Plant Locations In Essays in Regional Economics eds John F Kain and John R Meyer Cambridge Harvard University Press

709 WILLIAM G DEWALD and G RICHARD DREESE 1970 Bank Behavior with Respect to Deposit Variability Journal ofFinance 254 400-470

688 GILBERT L RUfMAN 1968 The Transkei An Experiment in Economic Separation South African Journal ofEconomics 361 24-31

674 GERALD ALBAUM and GILBERT L RUfMAN 1967 The Cooperative-Based Marketing System in Tanganyika Journal ofMarketing 31 54-58

RESOlTRCES AND UTILITIES

8810 THOMAS TORRIES ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1988 Mineral Project Selection and Economic Development The Case of Namibia Matelials and Society 123-4 263-294

8711 ADAM ROSE and UKAR SOELISTIJO 1987 The Potential of Coal in the Development of Oil-Rich LDCs In Global Energy Interactions ed R K Pachauri New Delhi Allied Publishers

877 FRANK J CALZONliTI 1987 Regional Trends in Coal Use for Electricity Generation Implications for the US and UK In Geographic Issues in Mineral Resource Development eds H E Johansen O P Mathew and G Rudzitis Boulder CO Westview Press

871 ROBERT T WALKER 1987 Land Use Transition and Deforestation in Developing Countries Geographical Analysis 191 18-30

865 FRANKJ CALZONETTI DAVID L DURHAM and GREGORY A ELMES 1986 Power Plant Flyash Magnetite Performs Well in Coal Cleaning Power Engineering 90 52-55

863 WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1986 Regulator Selection Methods and Electricity Prices Land Economics 621 1-13

859 WALTERJ PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1985 Voter Power and Electricity Prices Public Choice 473 519-525

857 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1985-86 European Community Energy Policy and Its Significance to American Coal Exports Journal ofMineral Law and Policy 12 173-219

847 WALTER C LABYS 1984 An Optimal Trade Policy to Counter Latin American Commodity Market Instability In Tenus of Trade and the Optimal Tanf in Latin America ed E Conesa Buenos Aires Institute for Latin American Integration

845 DEREKJ SPOONER and FRANKJ CALZONEITI 1984 Geography and the Coal Revival AngloshyAmerican Perspectives Progress in Human GeobIfaphy 81 1-25

8315 PATRICK C MANN 1983 Water Pricing Research Needs American Water Works Association Journal 75 24-27

Subject Index 9

838 WALTER C IABYS RAJENDRA K PACHURI and CHARLES L BLITZER 1983 Coal A Development Challenge Natural Resource Fomm 7 299-310

837 PATRICK C MANN and PAUL R LEFRANCOIS 1983 Trends in the Real Price of Water Journal of the American Water Works Association 75 441-443

836 PATRICK C MANN and WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR 1983 Elected Versus Appointed Commissioners Does It Make a Difference in Utility Prices In Adjusting to Regulatory Pricing and Marketing Realities ed Harry M Trebing East Lansing Institute of Public Utilities Michigan State University

8212 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Elcphants Uranium and the Energy Crisis Tennessee Law Review 494 885-918

8211 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Monitoring Foreign Investment in Energy Resources Problems and Proposals West Vitginia Law Review 84 1093-1103

8210 JAMES J FRIEDBERG and EDWARD Z FOX 1982 Coal Export Associations Possible Effects of American and Common Market Antitrust Laws Northem Kentucky Law Review 9 23-43

829 MING-JENG HWANG 1982 Crude Oil Pricing in the World Market Atlantic Economic Journal 102 1shy5

828 ADAM ROSE MICHAEL SHEEHAN and DALE HURD 1982 Nonrenewable Resources and the Development of Arid Lands A Planning Approach In Altemative Strategies for Desert Development and Management Elmsford NY Pergamon Press

827 PATRICK C MANN and DONALD L SCHLENGER 1982 Marginal Cost and Seasonal Pricing of Water Service Journal of the American Water Works Association January 6-11

818 FRANKJ CALZONETTI and GREGORY A ELMES 1981 Metal Recovery from Power Plant Ash An Ecological Approach to Coal Utilization GeoJoumal Supplementary Issue 3 59-70

817 ADAM ZACHARY ROSE 1981 Utility Lifelines and Economic Activity in the Context of Earthquakes In Social and Economic Impact ofEarthquakes on Utility Lifelines ed J Isenberg New York American Society of Civil Engineers

8016 ADAM ROSE 1980 Geothermal Energy in California Policies Lo Improve the Economic Impact of Energy Resource Development Growth and Change 111 41-47

8015 FRANK J CALZONETTI 1980 Bentonite Liners for Power Plant Lagoons Power Engineering March 61-62

8011 PATRICK C MANN 1980 Equity and Economics in Setting Water Rates for Apartment Complexes Journal of the American Water Works Association 72 74-77

8010 PATRICK C MANN ROBERT J SAUNDERS and JEREMY J WARFORD 1980 A Note on Capital Indivisibility and the Definition of Marginal Cost Water Resources Research 163 602-604

809 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 CoaL In Collective Bargaining Contemporary American Experience ed Gerald G Somers Madison WI Industrial Relations Research Association

799 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Dynamics of Traditional Rate Regulation Research in Law and Economics 1 195-212

798 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Water Industry Economic and Policy Issues In Regulation Competition and Deregulation Lexington VA Washington and Lee University

797 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1979 Cost Behavior and Water Systems Water Resources Bulletin 155 1301-1307

796 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 Coal Problems and Prospects in the 1980s Journal ofEnergy and Development 51 9-18

789 WALTER P PAGE and AUSTIN H MONTGOMERY JR 1978 Social Costs of the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act Amendments Eastern Economic JoumaI43-4 161-166

788 ADAM ROSE STAHRI EDMUNDS and EVERARD LOfTING 1978 The Economics of Geothermal Energy Development at the Regional Level Journal of Energy and Development 41 126-152

7713 PATRICK C MANN 1977 The Interlocking of Municipalities and Publicly Owned Utilities In Local Service Pricing Policies and 77leir Effect on Urban Spatial Stmcture ed Paul B Downing New York Columbia University Press

7712 PATRICK C MANN 1977 Water Rates An Evaluation of Options Journal of the American Water Works Associatioll 692 84-88

7711 PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITT 1977 The Impact on Electricity Rate Structures from Increasing Energy Costs Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 566-571

10 Subject Index

7618 WALTER ClABYS 1976 Foreign Investment in the US Minerals Industry The Case of West Virginia Coal InA Study ofAlien Investment in United States Lands ed E Wunderlick Washington DC US Department of Agriculture

7617 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1976 Ownership and Water System Operation Water ResourcesBulletin 125 995-1004

7616 JOHN L MIKESELL and PATRICK C MANN 1976 Pricing by Rural Electric Cooperatives Land Economics 521 96-102

7510 ADAM ROSE 1975 The Cost of Stack Gas Cleaning in New York State Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association 2510 1005-100S

7416 PATRICK C MANN 1974 User Power and Electricity Rates Journal ofLaw and Economics 172 433shy443

7311 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1973 Should Regulatory Commissions be Abolished Modified or Retained Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-7

7310 PATRICK C MANN 1973 The Political Influence of Residential Consumers on Water Rates Water Resources Bulletin 95 976-984 Comment and Reply 106 1308-1310

738 JOHN L MIKESELL and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1973 Rates of Return in Public and Private Enterprise Electric Utilities in the United States Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and Economics 91 41-54

723 G RICHARD DREESE and HAROLD L BRYANT 1972 Costs and Effects of a Water Program for a Small Stripping Company--Southeastern Ohio Water Resources Bulletin 82 320-327

722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 122 77-89

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORJtAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 62 45-56

707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 104 37-49

706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of the American Water Works Association 629 534-537

705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319

699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 92 5-20

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

PUBLIC FINANCE AND TRANSPORTATION

881 ADAM ROSE and BRANDT STEVENS 1988 Distributional Impacts of Oil and Gas Tax Reforms Energy Economics 103 235-241

873 MING-JENG HWANG and PATRICK C MANN 1987 Deregulation and Efficiency in the Rail Industry Atlantic Economic Journal 152 47-52

8511 FRANK CALZONETIl and ROBERT HANHAM 1985 Changing Energy Prices and State Revenue In Geographical Dimensions of Energy eds F J Calzonetti and B D Solomon Dordrecht Holland Reidel Publishing

843 BRIAN J CUSHING 1984 Capitalization of Interjurisdictional Fiscal Differentials An Alternative Approach Journal of Urban Economics 153 317-326

842 REX HONIlt~ and DAVID SORENSON 1984 Jurisdictional Benefits and Local Costs The Politics of School Closings In Public Senice Provision and Urban Development eds Andrew Kirby Paul Knox and Steven Pinch London Croom Helm

Subject Index 11

824

815

7912

784

7716

7715

7619

766

7512

7511

7421

7418

739

734

724

712 711

703

693

686

685

684

661

IRWIN FELLER GREGORY ELMES and JAMES MEYER 1982 Spatial Aspects of the Diffusion of Technological Innovations among American Municipal Governments Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 165 225-238 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 The Allocation of Funds to Small Cities under the Community Development Block Grant Program An Evaluation Journal of the American Planning Association 471 3-28 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1979 Coming New Coal Transportation Modes Mechanical Engineering 1019 37-43 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and KAREN L MAJORS 1978 General Revenue Sharing Federal Incentives to Change Local Government Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 443 317-327 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1977 Eminent Domain Its Origin Meaning and Relevance to Coal Slurry Pipelines Transportation Journal 171 5-21 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and SIDNEY KATELL 1977 Railroad Volume Freight Rates Evolution and Analysis ICC Practitioners Journal January-February 146-161 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1976 The Coal Slurry Pipeline Its Contribution in Meeting the Nations Energy Requirements Journal ofEconomics 2 196-200 ANDREW MISSERMAN 1976 Interjurisdictional Spillovers Political Fragmentation and the Level of Local Public Services A Re-Examination Urban Studies 131 1-12 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Status of Slurry Pipeline Transportation of Bituminous Coal The Intersociety Conference on Transportation Atlanta GA THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Transporting Western Coal Unit Trains or Slurry Pipeline Logistics and Transportation Review 112 147-152 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1974 Transportation in Developing Countries Special Reference to Kenya Traffic Quarterly 281 139-153 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination by Regulated Motor Carriers Comment American Economic Review 644 780-784 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-3 WILLIAM H MIERt-YK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health eds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation Journal 121 15-22 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Loltal Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 111 23-29 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem National Tax lournaI232 206-213 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 ROYW BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208 WOO SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax lournaI212 183-189 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

HUMAN SERVICES AND OTHER POLICY

9016 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1990 The Convergence of Law in an Era of Political Integration The Wood Pulp Case and the Alcoa Effects Doctrine University ofPittsburgh Law Review 522 289-326

901 BARBARA RASMUSSEN 1990 Storer College A Bygone Harpers Ferry Institution Goldenseal 161 46shy49

12 Subject Index

899 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1989 Estimations of the Economic Model of Crime Using Aggregate and Individual Level Data Southern Economic Journal 562 423middot439

884 KENNETII C MARTIS 1988 Sectionalism and the United States Congress Political Geography Quarterly 72 99middot109

8716 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reform and Paternalism in China Some Theoretical Concerns International Regional Science Review 111 59middot73

8712 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reforms and Politics Studies in Comparative International Developments 4 76shy82

872 JOHN PICKLES 1987 The Numbers Game Legitimising Apartheid Review ofAfrican Political Economy 38April 102-103

8512 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISTOPHER J SMITH 1985 What Drives People to Drink Interpreting the Effect of Urban Living on the Use and Abuse of Alcohol Urban Ecology 92 195-213

855 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISfOPHER J SMITH 1985 Regional Change and Problem Drinking in the United States 1970-78 Regional Studies 192 149middot162

8112 C J SMITH and R Q HANHAM 1981 Proximity and the Formation of Public Attitudes towards Mental Illness Environment and Planning A 132 147-165

814 RONALD L LEWIS 1981 Rev TG Steward and the Education of Blacks in Reconstruction Delaware Delaware History Spring-Summer 156-178

813 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Any Place But Here Mental Health Facilities as Noxious Neighbors Professional Geographer 333 326-334

812 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Deinstitutionalization of the Mentally Ill A Time Path Analysis of the American States 1955-1975 Social Science and Medicine 15D 361-378

806 RONALD L LEWIS 1980 Rev TG Stewart (sic) and Mixed Schools in Delaware 1882 Delaware History 19 53-58

805 ADAM ROSE 1980 Mandating Local Government Emergency Services Urban Interest 21 65-73 785 CATHERINE A PALOMBA and NEIL A PALOMBA 1978 An Analysis of Dropouts from a West Virginia

Training Program for Coal Miners Journal ofEconomics 4 133-136 775 CRAIG K ELWELL and NElLA PALOMBA 1977 Economic Benefit-Cost Evaluation of West Virginia

Vocational Rehabilitation Lessons for the Vocational Rehabilitation System Journal ofEconomics 3 201-204

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

748 NEIL A PAWMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

733 NEIL A PAWMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law Journal 2411 733-738

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

Subject Index 13

Regional Models and Methods of Analysis

ECONOMIC MODELS AND ANALYSIS

9011 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Who Has Standing in Cost-Benefit Analysis Journal ofPolicy Analysis and Management 92 201-218

906 PETER W J BATEY and ADAM Z ROSE 1990 Extended Input-Output Models Progress and Potential International Regional Science Review 131-2 27-49

905 PAUL M BEAUMONT 1990 Supply and Demand Interaction in Integrated Econometric and InputshyOutput Models International Regional Science Review 131-2 167-181

8918 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN D MERRIFIELD 1989 Quasi-Experimental Methods for Analyzing Regional Economic and Spatial Change An Application to an Energy Boomtown In Regional Development Processes and Policies eds William H Berentsen Darrick R Danta and Eta Daroczi Centre for Regional Studies Hungarian Academy of Sciences Pecs Hungary

8914 DAVID GREENSTREET 1989 A Conceptual Framework for Construction of Hybrid Regional InputshyOutput Models Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 235 283-289

896 ADAM ROSE and WILLIAM MIERNYK 1989 Input-Output Analysis The First Fifty Years Economic Systems Research 12 229-271

894 ANDREWM ISSERMAN and PAUL M BEAUMONT 1989 New Directions in Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Project Evaluation Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 2312 39-53

888 ADAM ROSE and PAUL BEAUMONT 1988 Interrelational Income-Distribution Multipliers for the West Virginia Economy Journal ofRegional Science 284 461-475

883 MICHAEL J HANNAN and ADAM Z ROSE 1988 The Policy-Cost Index Approach to Modeling Change in Input-Output Coefficients An Application to Acid Rain Policy TecJmological Forecasting and Social Change 331 13-22

8721 MICHAEL KRASHINSKY and WILLIAM J MILNE 1987 Housing Prices in Metropolitan Toronto Regional Science and Urban Economics 172 289-305

8720 JOHN MERRIFIELD 1987 A Neoclassical Anatomy of the Economic Base Multiplier Journal of Regional Science 272 283-294

8713 UWE SCHUBERT SHELBY GERKING ANDREW ISSERMAN and CAROL TAYLOR 1987 Regional Labour Market Modelling A State of the Art Review In Regional Labour Markets eds M M Fischer and P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

879 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOlIN D MERRIFIELD 1987 Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Regional Analysis An Application to an Energy Boomtown and Growth Pole Theory Economic Geography 631 3-19

8613 SANDOR PETER 1986 The Relevance of Pollution-Related Input-Output Models for Regional Environmental Management in Hungary A Critical Approach Papers of the Regional Science Association 60 125-131

862 PAUL BEAUMONT ANDREW ISSERMAN DAVID MCMILLEN DAVID PLANE and PETER ROGERSON 1986 The ECESIS Economic-Demographic Model of the United States In Population Change and the Economy ed A M Isserman Boston Kluwer-Nijhoff Publishing Company

8520 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH WALTER C LABYS and TOM S WITT 1985 Resource Commodity Dependency and State Econometric Modeling Review ofRegional Studies 153 36-48

8514 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH and WALTER C LABYS 1985 A Commodity-Regional Model of West Virginia Journal ofRegional Science 253 383-411

854 BENJAMIN STEVENS and ADAM ROSE 1985 Regional Input-Output Methods for Tourism Impact Analysis In Assessing the Economic Impacts ofRecreation and Tourism eds Dennis Propst et al Asheville NC US Forest Service

841 ADAM ROSE 1984 Technological Change and Input-Output Analysis An Appraisal Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 185 305-318

832 ADAM ROSE 1983 Modeling the Macroeconomic Impact of Air Pollution Abatement Journal of Regional Science 234 441-459

831 ROBERT WALKER and JANUSZ SZYR1ER 1983 Interregional Total Flow A Concept and Application to a US Input-Output Model Review of Regional Studies 132 12-21

14 Subject Index

8217 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN MERRIFIELD 1982 The Use of Control Groups in Evaluating Regional Economic Policy Regional Science and Urban Economics 121 43-58

8214 ADAM ROSE BEN NAKAYAMA and BRANDT STEVENS 1982 Modern Energy Region Development and Income Distribution An Input -Output Analysis Joumal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 92 149-164

811 SHELBY D GERKING and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 Bifurcation and the Time Pattern of Impacts in the Economic Base Model Joumal ofRegional Science 214 451-467

804 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1980 Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of Alternative Methods Intemational Regional Science Review 52 155-184

801 ROBERTT WALKER and SUZANNE E BAYLEY 1980 An Energetic and Economic Simulation for the Evaluation of Transportation Policy Computers Environment and Urban Systems 51-2 83-96

791 PAUL B SLATER and WOLFGANG SCHWARZ 1979 Global Trade Patterns Scaling and Clustering Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics 97 381-387

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environment and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Joumal of Environmental Systems 72 131-147

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic Impacts Joumal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

763 WILLIAM H MIERlTYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input-Output Analysis Intemational Regional Science Review 12 47-55

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Joumal ofRegional Science 153 371-373

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363

7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley Joumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation ~fodeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUTHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 w F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

732 WILLIAM H MIERVYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics eds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

702 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and Change 12 27-32

Subject Index 15

692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

691 WILLIAM H MIER~YK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications ofInput-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

671 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commerciali 148 741-753

POPULATION MODELS AND ANALYSIS

8919 DAVID K FOOT and WILLIAM J MILNE 1989 Multiregional Estimation of Gross Internal Migration Flows International Regional Science Review 121 29-43

893 BRIAN J CUSHING 1989 Use and Misuse of the Allocation Rate in Models of Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 231 51-58

8718 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 A Note on Specification of Climate Variables in Models of Population Migration Joumal ofRegional Science 274 641-649

8717 PAUL M BEAUMONT and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1987 Comment Judgment in Population Forecasting Journal of the American Statistical Association 82400 1004-1009

878 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 Location-Specific Amenities Topography and Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 212 74-85

869 BRIAN J CUSHING 1986 Accounting for Spatial Relationships in Models of Interstate Population Migration Annals ofRegional Science 202 66-73

868 ANDREW ISSER1AN CAROL TAYlOR SHELBY GERKING and UWE SCHUBERT 1986 Regional Labor Market Analysis In Handbook ofRegional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8513 ANDREWMISSERl1AN DAVIDA PLANE PETERA ROGERSON and PAULM BEAUMONT 1985 Forecasting Interstate Migration with Limited Data A Demographic-Economic Approach Journal of the American Statistical Association 80390 277-285

851 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1985 Economic-Demographic Modeling with Endogenously Determined Birth and Migration Rates Theory and Prospects Environment and Planning A 171 25-45

844 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1984 Projection Forecast and Plan On the Future of Population Forecasting Joumal of the American Planning Association 502 208-221

825 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAVID A PLANE and DAVID B MCMILLEN 1982 Internal Migration in the United States An Evaluation of Federal Data Review of Public Data Use 114 285-311

808 E JAMES HAR~ER and PAUL B SLATER 1980 Identifying Medical Regions Using Hierarchical Clustering Social Science and Medicine 14D 3-10

807 ANDREW M ISSERfAN and MARILYN BROWN 1980 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science Association 45November 139-158

793 PAUL B SLATER 1979 Biplots of 1959-1961 United States Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 759-766

792 PAUL B SLATER 1979 1965-70 Interstate Migration in the United States An Extension of the Multiterminal Method to Multiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 6 205-208

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188 774 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of

the American Institute of Planners 433 247-259 771 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and

Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291 7612 PAUL B SLATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybemetics April 321-324

16 Subject Index

7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972 Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132

7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56

769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12

768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878

767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social Science Research 51 173-224

765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data Human Organization 353 269-286

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American foumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data foumal of Regional Science 143 377-388

737 ROllERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West Virginia West Virginia Medical foumaI698 1-4

701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables Demography 71 87-91

RESOURCE MODELS AND ANALYSIS

909 WALTER C IABYS and MONTAGUE J LORD 1990 Portfolio Optimisation and the Design of Latin American Export Diversification Policies foumal of Development Studies 262 260-277

8917 WALTER C IAllYS and JEAN-BAPTISTE LESOURD 1989 Facteurs Explicatifs des Ajustements de Prix sur Ie Marche International du Charbon Revue de lenergie 416 Decembre 1035-1045

8916 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 An Integrated Exhaustible Resource Model of Copper Market Dynamics In Economics in 17zeory and Practice An Eclectic Approach eds J Marquez and L R Klein Dordrecht Kluwer Academic Publishers

8911 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 Spatial and Temporal Price and Allocation Models of Mineral and Energy Markets In Quantitative Methods for Market-Oriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time eds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

8910 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C IAllYS 1989 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and Natural Gas In Quantitative Methods for MarketshyOriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time cds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

898 WALTERC IABYS and LORNA M WADDELL 1989 Commodity Lifecycles in US Materials Demand Resources Policy 15September 238-252

8811 THOMAS F TORRIES 1988 Competitive Cost Analysis in the Mineral Industries The Example of Nickel Resources Policy 143 193-204

8710 FRANK J CALZONETTI DEREK SPOONER and GREGORY G SAYRE 1987 A Reassessment of Site Suitability Analysis for Power Plant Siting A Maryland Example Applied Geography 7 223-241

Subject Index 17

875 ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1987 Sources of Change in Energy Use in the US Economy 1972-82 In World Energy Markets Coping with Instability ed J Rowse Calgary Friesen

874 ROBERT WALKER and KATHY REX-LOPATTO 1987 Evaluation of Costs Associated with Regional Environmental Impact in Chesapeake Bay loumal ofEnvironmental Systems 171 15-31

8611 WALTER ClABYS 1986 An Economic Analysis of the Stability of East-West Mineral Trade Patterns Resources Policy September 223-242

867 WALTER C lABYS and TAKASHI TAKAYAMA 1986 Spatial Equilibrium Analysis Mathematical and Programming Model Advances in Spatial Agricultural Energy and Mineral Modeling In Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8516 ADAM ROSE 1985 Modeling Energy Conservation Programs An Application to Natural Gas Utilities Energy lournaI64 87-103

8510 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C lABYS 1985 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and the Natural Gas Market Energy Economics 7 145shy152

858 ROBERT WALKER 1985~ A Comment on Linear Control Problems in the Theory of Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 30 309-315

853 GREGORY A ELMES 1985 Modeling Spatial Interaction of Utility Coal in Pennsylvania Annals of the Association ofAmerican Geographers 752 212-226

852 DANIEL GOLOMB STEPHEN BATfERI1AN JAMES GRUHL and WALTER C lABYS 1985 Sensitivity Analysis of the Kinetics of Acid Rain Models Atmospheric Environment 173 645-653

848 GREGORY ELMES 1984 Coal Transportation An Undervalued Aspect of Energy Modeling Transporlation Research-A 18-A1 13-23

8314 KINGSLEY E HAYNES FRED Y PHILLIPS and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints Economic Geography 591 52-65

8311 BARRY M RUBIN and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Energy Development Projects Coal Liquefaction in the Illinois Basin Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 171 11-20

823 WALTER C lABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

8012 WALTER ClABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Quadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Steam Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

803 WALTER C lABYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In Commodity Markets and Latin American Development A ltlodeling Approach eds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 BARRYD SOLOMON KINGSLEYE HAYNES and ADREW J KR1ENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

7714 ANDREW M ISSERI1AN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic GeOb1faphy 531 45-54

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations loumal of Regional Science 1713 327-344

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment alld Planning A 84 477-478

764 FRANK GIARRATANL 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues Environment and Planning A 84 447-454

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics March 278-283

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian lournal of Politics 9153-162

SOCIAL SCIENCE DIRECTIONS

9017 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1990 A Mind Ahead of its Time Libertas Mathematica 10 5-26 9015 JEFF L LEWIN and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 The Social Value of Crime International Review of

Law and Economics 10 271-284

18 Subject Index

907 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and RONALD F ABLER 1990 Bulgarian Geographers and Geography Professional Geographer 423 371~378

8812 JOHN PICKLES 1988 From Fact-World to Life-World The Phenomenological Method and Social Science Research In Qualitative Methods in Human Geography eds J Eyles and D M Smith Cambridge Polity Press

886 MARY BETH PUDUP 1988 Arguments within Regional Geography Progress in Human Geography 123 369-390

882 JOHN PICKLES 1988 Knowledge Theory and Practice The Role of Practical Reason in Geographical Theory In A Ground for Common Search eds R G Golledge H Couc1elis and P Gould Goleta CA Santa Barbara Geographical Press

8612 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Crazy Dualisms and Conceptual Leakage Or How We Can Continue to Misunderstand Human Geography Ohio Geographers 14Fall 75-84

866 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Geographic Theory and Educating for Democracy Antipode 182 136-154 861 JOHN PICKLES 1986 New Maps for Old A Reply to Smith Issues in Education 41 69-73 8521 JOHN PICKIES 1985 The Role of Place and Commonplaces in Democratic Empowerment Issues in

Education 33 232-241 8519 ANDREW M ISSERMAS 1985 Dare to Plan An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice

and Education Town Planning Review 564 483-491 8518 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Bioeconomics A Realistic Appraisal of Future Prospect In Global

Economy Today Tomorrow and the Transition ed Howard F Didsbury Jr Bethesda World Future Society

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

822 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

821 JOHN PICKIES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Rclevance of Regional Science Review ofRegional Studies 61 1-9

7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human Organization 333 261-275

7414 H RUSSELL BERJ~ARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

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June 1972

Because of its multidisciplinary nature the Institute is not affiliated with any single college

June 20 1975

The Institute is now providing less salary support to a small number of researchers and more supporting services to a larger number of individuals

June 30 1975

Looking ahead to the next decade we hope to broaden the multidisciplinary base of the Institute without any reduction in regional and interregional economic studies We would also like to middotmaintain the diversity of methodological approaches and the mix of abstract and applied studies characteristic of our work during the past decade Our goal will be to maintain a flexible approach both methodologically and in terms of the problems to be investigated

June 30 1976

Some of the Institutes work reflects the winds of change almost a third of the papers completed this year for example deal with energy issues Others however deal with methodological or analytical matters which are essentially timeless Our objective is to maintain a mix of theoretical empirical and policy-related studies

July 1976

Primary goals To serve as a center for the conduct of regionally oriented basic research at West Virginia University and to maintain and generate analytic tools and skills for the conduct of basic research in regional development

June 30 1977

Studies conducted in the Institute reflect a wide variety of research interests despite the relatively small size of the Institute staff Their common bond is that they deal with markets social systems or organizations which have a spatial dimension

June 14 1979

With guidance from the Institute the State has been using the revised input-output model to estimate the inlpacts of new or expanded economic activities

The Institute has an unusual mode of operation in which research associates are free to conduct research on topics which interest them The projects conducted here continue to be multifaceted with many types of research conducted simultaneously The Institute does not publish its own work Thus all books monographs and papers must meet the standards of professional journals and publishing companies

June 30 1979

We plan to continue to contribute to the intellectual life of the University community by sponsoring symposia led by distinguished scholars from other institutions

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June 16 1980

A wide range of support services are provided to faculty members associated with the Institute In addition to these valued services the Institute provides office space for Research Associates as well as a quiet and relaxed environment that is conducive to research efforts We also have a specialized library which serves many of the needs of our Research Associates

June 18 1981

All of the studies supported by the Institute are spatial in character Much of the recent research is concerned with energy environmental and other relevant policy issues

June 30 1981

The Institute remains one of the smaller research units in the University--deliberate choice--but size appears to have little to do with productivity The seven members of the professional staff aided immeasurably by talented and diligent research assistants secretaries and research aides maintained a high level of output this year

June 30 1983

Students are encouraged to co-author books and articles--and on occasion to submit papers under their own names--for publication Our record on this score is excellent Ten of the 18 GRAs who wrote doctoral dissertations were published authors before receiving their degrees Most who have gone on to academic positions have continued to publish

Since the Institute was started in 1965 approximately one-half of the students receiving PhDs in Economics from West Virginia University have served as research assistants at the Institute Eighteen of those students completed dissertations based on research conducted at the Institute

Dr William Miernyk established a research environment in which the attainment of excellence prevailed

March 16 1984

Unlike many university institutes the Regional Research Institute seems to have been founded primarily to promote research rather than primarily to bring outside research funds and overhead to campus

August 1988

The Regional Research Institute focuses on the economic and social developn1ent of lagging regions such as Appalachia within the United States on theories and methods for studying regions and on policies and strategies for stimulating their development

The Institute attracts to West Virginia University many visiting scholars from abroad each year Their presence stimulates new research and fosters an international perspective on regional economic and social development Recent visitors staying three months or more have come from Australia Canada England Hungary Scotland and the Soviet Union A

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January 1989

The Regional Research Institute supports research requirin~ modest on-campus resources and provides assistance to faculty members in secunng external research grants Faculty research associates are selected on the basis of their research proposals which are sent for external review to former or present members of National Science Foundation review panels

August 1989

A pilot program for honors students encourages promising undergraduates to consider socIal science research careers Undergraduate fellows receive research trainin~ participate in research projects and then conduct their own research with the assIstance of fa~ulty members

August 1989

By hosting four meetings in 1987 and 1988 the Regional Research Institute established itself as an international conference center for regional science and related fields There were over a hundred seminars and workshops and two faculty short courses during the four years 1985 through 1988

More than sixty scholars visited the Regional Research Institute in 1984-88 Several came to the Institute as a result of cooperative research agreements initiated in the period 1985 to 1988 between the Institute and other research centers In each case the center is actively doing research on lagging regions of developed countries

In 1986 the Institute became the publisher of the International Regional Science Review a refereed journal with subscribers in 67 nations

The primary source of external funding during 1984-89 was the National Science Foundation fronl which five grants were received in 1987 and one in 1986

November 1990

Fourteen faculty research associates from six different colleges have been appointed through the annual competition initiated in 1988 Twelve undergraduates are conducting research with faculty mentors under the Honors Fellows program initiated in 1989 Several international programs are now active two-way exchanges A seminar with the Hunsarian Academy of Sciences this May has spawned several research activities and sImilar seminars have been planned with the University of Glasgow for 1991 and the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences in 1992 The USshyBulgarian seminars in 1987 and 1989 and the Institutes visiting scholar program have led to a MacArthur Foundation grant exceeding $400000

Three interdisciplinary research groups are forming The first group focuses on rural poverty and its amelioration the second on the economic and social development of the worlds major coal regions and the third on econonucshyenvironmental issues in eastern Europe The hope is that in three years the Institutes traditional strength in regional economic modeling and policy analysis will be augmented by strong teams in additional interdisciplinary research areas

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Subject Index

Regional Economic and Social Development

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT

9018 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Industrial Restructuring and Economic Development Strategies in a Japanese Steel Town The Case of Kitakyushu Town Planning Review 614 389-411

9012 MARY BETH PUDUP 1990 T4e Limits of Subsistence Agriculture and Industry in Central Appalachia Agricultural History 641 61-89

9010 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Helping Small Manufacturers Modernize Issues in Science and Technology 71 49-54

904 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Modern Times Learning from State Initiatives in Industrial Extension and Technology Transfer Economic Development Quarterly 43 186-202

903 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 State Initiatives to Modernize US Small and Midsized Manufacturers In Financing Economic Development eds Richard D Bingham Edward W Hill and Sammis B White Newbury Park CA Sage Publications

8912 MICHAEL B TEITZ and PHILIP SHAPIRA 1989 Growth and Turbulence in the California Economy In Deindustrialization and Regional Economic Transfonnation eds Lloyd Rodwin and Hidehiko Sazanami Winchester MA Unwin Hyman Inc

897 RONALD L LEWIS 1989 Why Dont You Bake Bread Franklin Trubee and the Scotts Run Reciprocal Economy Goldenseal 15Spring 34-41

895 MARY BETH PUDUP 1989 The Boundaries of Class in Preindustrial Appalachia Journal ofHistorical Geography 152 139-162

885 JOHN PICKIJES 1988 Recent Changes in Regional Policy in South Africa Geography 733 233-239 8715 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1987 Fossil Fuels and Regional Economic Development In Energy and the

Southwest Economy Dallas Federal Reserve Bank 8714 ROBERT WALKER 1987 Regional Development and Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological

Modelling 37 303-316 864 MARY BETH PUDUP 1986 Beyond the Traditional Mountain Subculture A New Look at Preshy

industrial Appalachia In Impact ofInstitutions on Appalachia eds J Lloyd and A G Campbell Boone NC Appalachian Consortium Press

8515 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Energy Constraints and Economic Development in the Northeast In Economic Prospects for the Northeast eds Harry W Richardson and Joseph H Turek Philadelphia Temple University Press

8410 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and PETER S FISHER 1984 Population Forecasting and Local Economic Planning The Limits on Community Control over Uncertainty Population Research and Policy Review 31 27-50

849 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1984 Energy and Regional Development In Energy Costs Urban Development and Housing eds Anthony Downs and Katharine L Bradbury Washington DC The Brookings Institution

8216 WILLIAM H MIEAAYK 1982 The Differential Effects of Rising Energy Prices on Regional Income and Employment In High Energy Costs Assessing the Burden ed Hans H Landsberg Baltimore The Johns Hopkins University Press for Resources for the Future

8215 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Energy Availability and State Economic Development Journal ofEnergy and Development 72 163-171

8110 ADAM ROSE DAVID KOLK MICHAEL BRADY and ROBERT KNEISEL 1981 Energy Development and Urban Employment Creation The Case of the City of Los Angeles Energy 610 1041-1052

8018 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 Regional Shifts in Economic Base and Structure in the United States Since 1940 In Alternatives to Confrontation ed Victor L Arnold Lexington MA DC Heath and Company

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SO17 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 An Evaluation The Tools of Regional Development Policy Growth and Change 112 2-6

7917 JOHN M GOWDY 1979 Economic Growth Models and Regional Steady State Planning Growth and Change 103 37-42

7914 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 A Note on Recent Regional Growth Theories Journal ofRegional Science 193 303-308

7913 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 Resource Constraints and Regional Development Policy Atlantic Economic Journal 83 16-23

7719 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 The Changing Structure of the Southern Economy In Economics of Southern Growth eds E Blaine Liner and Lawrence K Lynch Research Triangle Park NC The Southern Growth Policies Board

7718 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 EDA and the Objectives of Regional Development Policy Explorations in Economic Research 43 390-408

7717 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Rising Energy Prices and Regional Economic Development Growth and Change 83 2-7

7623 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Decline of the Northern Perimeter Society 13 24-26 7622 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Regional Economic Consequences of High Energy Prices in the United

States Journal of Energy and Development 12 213-239 7621 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Some Regional Impacts of the Rising Cost of Energy Papers of the

Regional Science Association 37 213-227 76W GREGORY J L YI 1976 Towards the Application of Dynamic Growth Theory to Regions

Generalizations and Comments Journal ofRegional Science 161 117-124 7514 WILLIAM H MIER1gtYK 1975 The Northeast Isnt What It Used to Be In Balanced Growth for the

Northeast Proceedings of a Conference of Legislative Leaders on the Future of the Northeast New York State Senate

7513 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 Regional Employment Impacts of Rising Energy Prices Labor Law Journal 268 518-523

7422 JOHN P BlAIR and WALTER CHATFIELD 1974 Pareto Optimal Growth Public Choice 21 93-97 7420 G RICHARD DREESE 1974 Banks and Regional Economic Development Southern Economic Journal

404 647-656 717 ROBERT D BRITT 1971 The Appalachian Regional Development Program Growth and Change 23

3-13 6911 CARL W HALE 1969 The Optimality of Local Subsidies in Regional Development Programs

Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 93 35-50 6910 WILLIAM H MIERYK 1969 British Regional Development Policy Journal ofEconomic Issues 33 33shy

42 698 woo SIK KEE 1969 The Cause of Urban Poverty Journal ofHuman Resources 81 93-99 6810 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1968 The Role of State and Local Government in the

Economic Development of Appalachia Land Economics 441 50-58 689 CARL W HALE 1968 Local Subsidies Regional Development or Regional Rivalry American

Industrial Development Council Journal 34 33-53 673 CARL W HALE 1967 The Mechanism of the Spread Effect in Regional Development Land

Economics 434 45-52 672 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Appalachian Development The Long-Run View Poverty and Human

Resources Abstracts 23 36-43 662 WILLIAM H MIE~ryJ 1966 Experience under the British Local Employment Acts of 1960 and 1963

Industrial and Labor Relations Review 201 30-49

LABOR MARKETS MIGRATION AND POPULATION DISTRIBUTION

9014 SALLY WARD MAGGARD 1990 Gender Contested Womens Participation in the Brookside Coal Strike In Women and Social Protest eds Guida West and Rhoda Blumberg NY Oxford University Press

9013 MARY BETH PUDUP 1990 Womens Work in the West Virginia Economy West Virginia History 49 7shy20

892 ROBERT WALKER and MICHAEL HANNAN 1989 Dynamic Settlement Processes The Case of US Immigration The Professional Geographer 412 172-183

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891 RONALD L LEWIS 1989 From Peasant to Proletarian The Migration of Southern Blacks to the Central Appalachian Coalfields The Journal ofSouthern History 551 77-102

887 CARlA DICKSIEIN 1988 The Role of Cooperative Development Agencies in Developing Worker Cooperatives Lessons from Philadelphia Economic and Industrial Democracy 92 197-224

8517 LEE DE COlA 1985 Lognormal Estimates of Macroregional City-Size Distributions 1950-70 Environment and Planning A 1712 1637-1652

856 RONALD L LEWIS 1985 Job Control and Race Relations in the Coal Fields 1870-1920 Journal of Ethnic Studies 124 36-64

8313 GASPERA GAROFAW and MICHAELS FOGAR1Y 1983 A Note on the Measurement of Agglomeration Economies with Compensation for Urban Disamenities Journal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 104 383-387

8312 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1983 Decline of the Metropolitan Economy A New Interpretation Urban Studies 204 495-497

8310 R TODD ZDORKOWSKl and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1983 Two Views of the City as a Source of SpaceshyTime Trends in EconomicDevelopment and the Decline of Human Fertility Urban Geography 41 54shy62

835 DAVIDA PlANE and ANDREWM ISSERMAN 1983 US Interstate Labor Force Migration An Analysis of Trends Net Exchanges and Migration Subsystems Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 175-6 251shy266

834 BRIAN J CUSHING and MAHLON R STRASZHEIM 1983 Agglomeration Economies in the Public and Private Sector Urban Spatial and Fiscal Structure In Perspectives on Local Public Finance and Public Policy ed John Quigley Greenwich CT JAI Press

826 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1982 The Determinants of Residential Succession with Renewal Effects Journal of Urban Economics 111 1-10

8113 WILLIAM H MIER~ 1981 The 1981 Coal Strike A View from the Outside Labor Law Journal 8281 564-567

8111 R Q HANHAM and H CHANG 1981 Wage Inflation in a Growth Region The American Sun Belt In Regional Wage Inflation and Unemployment ed R L Martin Great Britain Pion Limited

816 CLIFFORD B HAWLEY and MICHAELS FOGAR1Y 1981 Can Agglomeration Economies Explain Why People Are Leaving Large Cities Environment and Planning A 132 225-230

8019 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y and GASPER GAROFALO 1980 Urban Size and the Amenity Structure of Cities Journal of Urban Economics 83 350-361

7918 GASPER GAROFAW and MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1979 Urban Income Distribution and the Urban Hierarchy-Equality Hypothesis Review ofEconomics and Statistics 613 381-388

7915 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and GLENN V FUGITI 1979 Population Growth and Retail Decline Conflicting Effects of Urban Accessibility in American Villages Rural Sociology 441 24-38

794 RONALD L LEWIS 1979 The Darkest Abode of Man Black Miners in the First Southern Coal Field 1780-1865 Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 190-202

7811 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y and GASPER GAROFAW 1978 An Exploration of the Real Productivity Effects of Cities Review ofRegional Studies 81 65-82

787 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Black Labor in the Eastern Virginia Coal Field 1765-1865 In Other Slaves Mechanics Artisans and Craftsmen eds Ronald L Lewis and James E Newton Boston MA GK Hall

786 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Slave Families at Early Chesapeake Ironworks Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 169-179

7722 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 Race and the United Mine Workers Union in Tennessee Selected Letters of William R Riley 1892-1895 Tennessee Historical Quarterly 36 524-536

7721 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1977 Predicting Neighborhood Decline within a Large Central City An Application of Discriminant Analysis Environment and Planning A 95 579-584

778 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Virginia Iron Industry The AnteshyBellum Era West Virginia History 38 141-156

777 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Jobs and Income Issue Papers of the Appalachian Conference on Balanced Growth and Economic Development Charleston WV October 41-57

7625 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Kalymnos The Island of the Sponge Fishermen Annals of the New York Academy ofSciences 268 289-307

Subject Index 7

7624 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Sponge Markets of Kalymnos Anthropologica 181 81-96 7614 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The American Dream and the Rationalization of Slavery Crisis 83 253-254 7613 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Chesapeake Iron Industry The

Colonial Era Labor History 17 388-405 758 NEIL A PALOMBA CATHERINE A PALOMBA and TOM S WITT 1975 Some Economic Factors Affecting

Safety in Underground Bituminous Coal Mines Comment SOllthem Economic Journal 422 13-23 7412 RONALD L LEWIS 1974 Slavery on Chesapeake Iron Plantations before the American Revolution

Journal of Negro History 59 242-254 7312 JOHN P BLAIR 1973 A Review of the Filtering-Down Theory Urban Affairs Quarterly 83 303-316 736 RICHARD RAYMOND 1973 The Interregional Brain Drain and Public Education Growth and Change

43 28-34 735 JOHN PAlMER and NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 Skill Differentials and Their Determinants American

Economist 172 130-136 721 RICHARD RAYMOND 1972 Determinants of Non-White Migration during the 1950s American Journal

of Economics and Sociology 311 9-20 704 RICHARD RAYMOND 1970 Regional Differences in Racial Discrimination in Education and

Employment Western Economic Joumal 82 190-208 697 DONALD E PURSELL 1969 The Impact of the South African Wage Board on SkilledUnskilled Wage

Differentials Eastem Africa Economic Review 11 73-81 696 RICHARD D RAYMOND 1969 Changes in the Relative Economic Status of Nonwhites 1950-60

Western Economic Journal 71 57-70 695 RICHARD RAYMOND 1969 Mobility and Economic Progress of Negro Americans During the 194Os

American Joumal ofEconomics and Sociology 284 337-350 694 ANTHONYP THIRLWALL 1969 Types of Unemployment With Special Reference to Non Demandshy

Deficient Unemployment in Great Britain Scottish Joumal ofPolitical Economy 16 19-49 687 DONALD E PURSELL 1968 Bantu Real Wages and Employment Opportunities in South Africa South

African Joumal ofEconomics 3611 87-103

INDUSTRIAL LOCATION AND MARKET AREAS

908 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1990 Undermining Disinvestment From a Marginal Propensity to Invest to a Propensity to Invest in the Margins Africa Today 372 67-80

902 ROBERT WALKER and FRANK CALZONETTI 1990 Searching for New Manufacturing Plant Locations A Study of Location Decisions in Central Appalachia Regional Studies 241 15-30

8915 CARLA DICKSTEIN and GREG SAYRE 1989 Socioeconomic Impacts of Landfills in West Virginia West Virginia Public Affairs Reporter 64 1-6

8913 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1989 Taiwanese Inveslment in South Africa African Affairs October 507-528

889 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1988 Reorientating South Africas International Links Capital amp Class 35 Summer 49-55

8719 MARY BETH PUDUP 1987 From Farm to Factory Structuring and Location of the US Farm Machinery Industry Economic Geography 633 203-222

876 MARY BETH PUDUP and MICHAEL J WATfS 1987 Growing against the Grain Mechanized Rice Farming in the Sacramento Valley California In Fanning Systems and Change cds S B Brush and B L Turner III New York Guilford Press

8610 RANK J CALZONETTI PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITI 1986 USA Power Plant Location and Fuel Mix Opportunities for Electricity Exporting Regions Energy Policy 146 528-541

846 BARRY D SOLOMON and KINGSLEY E HAYNES 1984 A Survey and Critique of Multiobjective Power Plant Siting Decision Rules Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 182 71-79

839 ROBERT Q fLtNHAM and FRANKJ CALZONETTI 1983 Regional and Temporal Trends in Power Plant Unit Siting 1912-1978 Professional GeObTapher 354 416-426

8213 GREGORY A ELMES FRANK J CALZONETTI and STUART A FOSTER 1982 Siting Fly Ash-Derived Alumina Recovery Facilities in West Virginia SOlltheastem Geographer 221 1-19

819 WALTER C LABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1981 Stability of Appalachian Coal Shipments under Policy Variation Energy Joumal 2 111-128

Subject Index 8

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8014 FRANK J CALZONElTI MARK S ECKERT and EDWARD J MALECKI 1980 Siting Energy Facilities in the USA Policies for the Western States Energy Policy June 138-152

8013 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and FEREIDOON SHAHROKH 1980 Spatial Equilibrium in the US Coal Industry Energy Economics 24 230-236

7916 MING-JENG HWANG and MELVIN L GREENHUf 1979 Estimates of Fixed Costs and the Sizes of Market Areas in the United States Environment and Planning A 119 993-1009

7911 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and SOOSAN SHAHROKH 1979 Market Delineation in the Coal Industry Review ofRegional Studies 92 6-17

7910 MING-JENG HWANG 1979 A Model of Spatial Price Discrimination for the Pricing Schedule of Coal Journal ofRegional Science 192 231-243

795 WALTER P PAGE 1979 Competition and Concentration in Appalachian Coal Production 1960 to 1975 Policy Analysis and Infonnation Systems 31 141-160

7810 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and MING-JENG HWANG 1978 Spatial Analysis and the Identification of Coal Markets Journal of Energy and Development 141 104-125

7720 FRANK GIARRATANI and CHARLES F SOCHER 1977 The Pattern of Industrial Location and Rising Energy Prices Atlantic Economic Journal 51 48-55

7516 MELVIN L GREENHUf MING-JENG HWANG and HOHTA 1975 Observations on the Shape and Relevance of the Spatial Demand Function Econometrica 434 669-682

7419 JOHN GREENHUf MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination over Space Theory Assumption and a Case Example Annals ofRegional Science 83 70-81

713 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1971 Local Labor Market Effects of New Plant Locations In Essays in Regional Economics eds John F Kain and John R Meyer Cambridge Harvard University Press

709 WILLIAM G DEWALD and G RICHARD DREESE 1970 Bank Behavior with Respect to Deposit Variability Journal ofFinance 254 400-470

688 GILBERT L RUfMAN 1968 The Transkei An Experiment in Economic Separation South African Journal ofEconomics 361 24-31

674 GERALD ALBAUM and GILBERT L RUfMAN 1967 The Cooperative-Based Marketing System in Tanganyika Journal ofMarketing 31 54-58

RESOlTRCES AND UTILITIES

8810 THOMAS TORRIES ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1988 Mineral Project Selection and Economic Development The Case of Namibia Matelials and Society 123-4 263-294

8711 ADAM ROSE and UKAR SOELISTIJO 1987 The Potential of Coal in the Development of Oil-Rich LDCs In Global Energy Interactions ed R K Pachauri New Delhi Allied Publishers

877 FRANK J CALZONliTI 1987 Regional Trends in Coal Use for Electricity Generation Implications for the US and UK In Geographic Issues in Mineral Resource Development eds H E Johansen O P Mathew and G Rudzitis Boulder CO Westview Press

871 ROBERT T WALKER 1987 Land Use Transition and Deforestation in Developing Countries Geographical Analysis 191 18-30

865 FRANKJ CALZONETTI DAVID L DURHAM and GREGORY A ELMES 1986 Power Plant Flyash Magnetite Performs Well in Coal Cleaning Power Engineering 90 52-55

863 WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1986 Regulator Selection Methods and Electricity Prices Land Economics 621 1-13

859 WALTERJ PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1985 Voter Power and Electricity Prices Public Choice 473 519-525

857 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1985-86 European Community Energy Policy and Its Significance to American Coal Exports Journal ofMineral Law and Policy 12 173-219

847 WALTER C LABYS 1984 An Optimal Trade Policy to Counter Latin American Commodity Market Instability In Tenus of Trade and the Optimal Tanf in Latin America ed E Conesa Buenos Aires Institute for Latin American Integration

845 DEREKJ SPOONER and FRANKJ CALZONEITI 1984 Geography and the Coal Revival AngloshyAmerican Perspectives Progress in Human GeobIfaphy 81 1-25

8315 PATRICK C MANN 1983 Water Pricing Research Needs American Water Works Association Journal 75 24-27

Subject Index 9

838 WALTER C IABYS RAJENDRA K PACHURI and CHARLES L BLITZER 1983 Coal A Development Challenge Natural Resource Fomm 7 299-310

837 PATRICK C MANN and PAUL R LEFRANCOIS 1983 Trends in the Real Price of Water Journal of the American Water Works Association 75 441-443

836 PATRICK C MANN and WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR 1983 Elected Versus Appointed Commissioners Does It Make a Difference in Utility Prices In Adjusting to Regulatory Pricing and Marketing Realities ed Harry M Trebing East Lansing Institute of Public Utilities Michigan State University

8212 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Elcphants Uranium and the Energy Crisis Tennessee Law Review 494 885-918

8211 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Monitoring Foreign Investment in Energy Resources Problems and Proposals West Vitginia Law Review 84 1093-1103

8210 JAMES J FRIEDBERG and EDWARD Z FOX 1982 Coal Export Associations Possible Effects of American and Common Market Antitrust Laws Northem Kentucky Law Review 9 23-43

829 MING-JENG HWANG 1982 Crude Oil Pricing in the World Market Atlantic Economic Journal 102 1shy5

828 ADAM ROSE MICHAEL SHEEHAN and DALE HURD 1982 Nonrenewable Resources and the Development of Arid Lands A Planning Approach In Altemative Strategies for Desert Development and Management Elmsford NY Pergamon Press

827 PATRICK C MANN and DONALD L SCHLENGER 1982 Marginal Cost and Seasonal Pricing of Water Service Journal of the American Water Works Association January 6-11

818 FRANKJ CALZONETTI and GREGORY A ELMES 1981 Metal Recovery from Power Plant Ash An Ecological Approach to Coal Utilization GeoJoumal Supplementary Issue 3 59-70

817 ADAM ZACHARY ROSE 1981 Utility Lifelines and Economic Activity in the Context of Earthquakes In Social and Economic Impact ofEarthquakes on Utility Lifelines ed J Isenberg New York American Society of Civil Engineers

8016 ADAM ROSE 1980 Geothermal Energy in California Policies Lo Improve the Economic Impact of Energy Resource Development Growth and Change 111 41-47

8015 FRANK J CALZONETTI 1980 Bentonite Liners for Power Plant Lagoons Power Engineering March 61-62

8011 PATRICK C MANN 1980 Equity and Economics in Setting Water Rates for Apartment Complexes Journal of the American Water Works Association 72 74-77

8010 PATRICK C MANN ROBERT J SAUNDERS and JEREMY J WARFORD 1980 A Note on Capital Indivisibility and the Definition of Marginal Cost Water Resources Research 163 602-604

809 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 CoaL In Collective Bargaining Contemporary American Experience ed Gerald G Somers Madison WI Industrial Relations Research Association

799 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Dynamics of Traditional Rate Regulation Research in Law and Economics 1 195-212

798 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Water Industry Economic and Policy Issues In Regulation Competition and Deregulation Lexington VA Washington and Lee University

797 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1979 Cost Behavior and Water Systems Water Resources Bulletin 155 1301-1307

796 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 Coal Problems and Prospects in the 1980s Journal ofEnergy and Development 51 9-18

789 WALTER P PAGE and AUSTIN H MONTGOMERY JR 1978 Social Costs of the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act Amendments Eastern Economic JoumaI43-4 161-166

788 ADAM ROSE STAHRI EDMUNDS and EVERARD LOfTING 1978 The Economics of Geothermal Energy Development at the Regional Level Journal of Energy and Development 41 126-152

7713 PATRICK C MANN 1977 The Interlocking of Municipalities and Publicly Owned Utilities In Local Service Pricing Policies and 77leir Effect on Urban Spatial Stmcture ed Paul B Downing New York Columbia University Press

7712 PATRICK C MANN 1977 Water Rates An Evaluation of Options Journal of the American Water Works Associatioll 692 84-88

7711 PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITT 1977 The Impact on Electricity Rate Structures from Increasing Energy Costs Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 566-571

10 Subject Index

7618 WALTER ClABYS 1976 Foreign Investment in the US Minerals Industry The Case of West Virginia Coal InA Study ofAlien Investment in United States Lands ed E Wunderlick Washington DC US Department of Agriculture

7617 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1976 Ownership and Water System Operation Water ResourcesBulletin 125 995-1004

7616 JOHN L MIKESELL and PATRICK C MANN 1976 Pricing by Rural Electric Cooperatives Land Economics 521 96-102

7510 ADAM ROSE 1975 The Cost of Stack Gas Cleaning in New York State Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association 2510 1005-100S

7416 PATRICK C MANN 1974 User Power and Electricity Rates Journal ofLaw and Economics 172 433shy443

7311 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1973 Should Regulatory Commissions be Abolished Modified or Retained Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-7

7310 PATRICK C MANN 1973 The Political Influence of Residential Consumers on Water Rates Water Resources Bulletin 95 976-984 Comment and Reply 106 1308-1310

738 JOHN L MIKESELL and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1973 Rates of Return in Public and Private Enterprise Electric Utilities in the United States Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and Economics 91 41-54

723 G RICHARD DREESE and HAROLD L BRYANT 1972 Costs and Effects of a Water Program for a Small Stripping Company--Southeastern Ohio Water Resources Bulletin 82 320-327

722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 122 77-89

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORJtAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 62 45-56

707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 104 37-49

706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of the American Water Works Association 629 534-537

705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319

699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 92 5-20

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

PUBLIC FINANCE AND TRANSPORTATION

881 ADAM ROSE and BRANDT STEVENS 1988 Distributional Impacts of Oil and Gas Tax Reforms Energy Economics 103 235-241

873 MING-JENG HWANG and PATRICK C MANN 1987 Deregulation and Efficiency in the Rail Industry Atlantic Economic Journal 152 47-52

8511 FRANK CALZONETIl and ROBERT HANHAM 1985 Changing Energy Prices and State Revenue In Geographical Dimensions of Energy eds F J Calzonetti and B D Solomon Dordrecht Holland Reidel Publishing

843 BRIAN J CUSHING 1984 Capitalization of Interjurisdictional Fiscal Differentials An Alternative Approach Journal of Urban Economics 153 317-326

842 REX HONIlt~ and DAVID SORENSON 1984 Jurisdictional Benefits and Local Costs The Politics of School Closings In Public Senice Provision and Urban Development eds Andrew Kirby Paul Knox and Steven Pinch London Croom Helm

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815

7912

784

7716

7715

7619

766

7512

7511

7421

7418

739

734

724

712 711

703

693

686

685

684

661

IRWIN FELLER GREGORY ELMES and JAMES MEYER 1982 Spatial Aspects of the Diffusion of Technological Innovations among American Municipal Governments Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 165 225-238 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 The Allocation of Funds to Small Cities under the Community Development Block Grant Program An Evaluation Journal of the American Planning Association 471 3-28 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1979 Coming New Coal Transportation Modes Mechanical Engineering 1019 37-43 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and KAREN L MAJORS 1978 General Revenue Sharing Federal Incentives to Change Local Government Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 443 317-327 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1977 Eminent Domain Its Origin Meaning and Relevance to Coal Slurry Pipelines Transportation Journal 171 5-21 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and SIDNEY KATELL 1977 Railroad Volume Freight Rates Evolution and Analysis ICC Practitioners Journal January-February 146-161 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1976 The Coal Slurry Pipeline Its Contribution in Meeting the Nations Energy Requirements Journal ofEconomics 2 196-200 ANDREW MISSERMAN 1976 Interjurisdictional Spillovers Political Fragmentation and the Level of Local Public Services A Re-Examination Urban Studies 131 1-12 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Status of Slurry Pipeline Transportation of Bituminous Coal The Intersociety Conference on Transportation Atlanta GA THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Transporting Western Coal Unit Trains or Slurry Pipeline Logistics and Transportation Review 112 147-152 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1974 Transportation in Developing Countries Special Reference to Kenya Traffic Quarterly 281 139-153 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination by Regulated Motor Carriers Comment American Economic Review 644 780-784 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-3 WILLIAM H MIERt-YK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health eds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation Journal 121 15-22 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Loltal Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 111 23-29 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem National Tax lournaI232 206-213 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 ROYW BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208 WOO SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax lournaI212 183-189 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

HUMAN SERVICES AND OTHER POLICY

9016 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1990 The Convergence of Law in an Era of Political Integration The Wood Pulp Case and the Alcoa Effects Doctrine University ofPittsburgh Law Review 522 289-326

901 BARBARA RASMUSSEN 1990 Storer College A Bygone Harpers Ferry Institution Goldenseal 161 46shy49

12 Subject Index

899 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1989 Estimations of the Economic Model of Crime Using Aggregate and Individual Level Data Southern Economic Journal 562 423middot439

884 KENNETII C MARTIS 1988 Sectionalism and the United States Congress Political Geography Quarterly 72 99middot109

8716 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reform and Paternalism in China Some Theoretical Concerns International Regional Science Review 111 59middot73

8712 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reforms and Politics Studies in Comparative International Developments 4 76shy82

872 JOHN PICKLES 1987 The Numbers Game Legitimising Apartheid Review ofAfrican Political Economy 38April 102-103

8512 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISTOPHER J SMITH 1985 What Drives People to Drink Interpreting the Effect of Urban Living on the Use and Abuse of Alcohol Urban Ecology 92 195-213

855 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISfOPHER J SMITH 1985 Regional Change and Problem Drinking in the United States 1970-78 Regional Studies 192 149middot162

8112 C J SMITH and R Q HANHAM 1981 Proximity and the Formation of Public Attitudes towards Mental Illness Environment and Planning A 132 147-165

814 RONALD L LEWIS 1981 Rev TG Steward and the Education of Blacks in Reconstruction Delaware Delaware History Spring-Summer 156-178

813 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Any Place But Here Mental Health Facilities as Noxious Neighbors Professional Geographer 333 326-334

812 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Deinstitutionalization of the Mentally Ill A Time Path Analysis of the American States 1955-1975 Social Science and Medicine 15D 361-378

806 RONALD L LEWIS 1980 Rev TG Stewart (sic) and Mixed Schools in Delaware 1882 Delaware History 19 53-58

805 ADAM ROSE 1980 Mandating Local Government Emergency Services Urban Interest 21 65-73 785 CATHERINE A PALOMBA and NEIL A PALOMBA 1978 An Analysis of Dropouts from a West Virginia

Training Program for Coal Miners Journal ofEconomics 4 133-136 775 CRAIG K ELWELL and NElLA PALOMBA 1977 Economic Benefit-Cost Evaluation of West Virginia

Vocational Rehabilitation Lessons for the Vocational Rehabilitation System Journal ofEconomics 3 201-204

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

748 NEIL A PAWMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

733 NEIL A PAWMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law Journal 2411 733-738

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

Subject Index 13

Regional Models and Methods of Analysis

ECONOMIC MODELS AND ANALYSIS

9011 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Who Has Standing in Cost-Benefit Analysis Journal ofPolicy Analysis and Management 92 201-218

906 PETER W J BATEY and ADAM Z ROSE 1990 Extended Input-Output Models Progress and Potential International Regional Science Review 131-2 27-49

905 PAUL M BEAUMONT 1990 Supply and Demand Interaction in Integrated Econometric and InputshyOutput Models International Regional Science Review 131-2 167-181

8918 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN D MERRIFIELD 1989 Quasi-Experimental Methods for Analyzing Regional Economic and Spatial Change An Application to an Energy Boomtown In Regional Development Processes and Policies eds William H Berentsen Darrick R Danta and Eta Daroczi Centre for Regional Studies Hungarian Academy of Sciences Pecs Hungary

8914 DAVID GREENSTREET 1989 A Conceptual Framework for Construction of Hybrid Regional InputshyOutput Models Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 235 283-289

896 ADAM ROSE and WILLIAM MIERNYK 1989 Input-Output Analysis The First Fifty Years Economic Systems Research 12 229-271

894 ANDREWM ISSERMAN and PAUL M BEAUMONT 1989 New Directions in Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Project Evaluation Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 2312 39-53

888 ADAM ROSE and PAUL BEAUMONT 1988 Interrelational Income-Distribution Multipliers for the West Virginia Economy Journal ofRegional Science 284 461-475

883 MICHAEL J HANNAN and ADAM Z ROSE 1988 The Policy-Cost Index Approach to Modeling Change in Input-Output Coefficients An Application to Acid Rain Policy TecJmological Forecasting and Social Change 331 13-22

8721 MICHAEL KRASHINSKY and WILLIAM J MILNE 1987 Housing Prices in Metropolitan Toronto Regional Science and Urban Economics 172 289-305

8720 JOHN MERRIFIELD 1987 A Neoclassical Anatomy of the Economic Base Multiplier Journal of Regional Science 272 283-294

8713 UWE SCHUBERT SHELBY GERKING ANDREW ISSERMAN and CAROL TAYLOR 1987 Regional Labour Market Modelling A State of the Art Review In Regional Labour Markets eds M M Fischer and P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

879 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOlIN D MERRIFIELD 1987 Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Regional Analysis An Application to an Energy Boomtown and Growth Pole Theory Economic Geography 631 3-19

8613 SANDOR PETER 1986 The Relevance of Pollution-Related Input-Output Models for Regional Environmental Management in Hungary A Critical Approach Papers of the Regional Science Association 60 125-131

862 PAUL BEAUMONT ANDREW ISSERMAN DAVID MCMILLEN DAVID PLANE and PETER ROGERSON 1986 The ECESIS Economic-Demographic Model of the United States In Population Change and the Economy ed A M Isserman Boston Kluwer-Nijhoff Publishing Company

8520 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH WALTER C LABYS and TOM S WITT 1985 Resource Commodity Dependency and State Econometric Modeling Review ofRegional Studies 153 36-48

8514 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH and WALTER C LABYS 1985 A Commodity-Regional Model of West Virginia Journal ofRegional Science 253 383-411

854 BENJAMIN STEVENS and ADAM ROSE 1985 Regional Input-Output Methods for Tourism Impact Analysis In Assessing the Economic Impacts ofRecreation and Tourism eds Dennis Propst et al Asheville NC US Forest Service

841 ADAM ROSE 1984 Technological Change and Input-Output Analysis An Appraisal Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 185 305-318

832 ADAM ROSE 1983 Modeling the Macroeconomic Impact of Air Pollution Abatement Journal of Regional Science 234 441-459

831 ROBERT WALKER and JANUSZ SZYR1ER 1983 Interregional Total Flow A Concept and Application to a US Input-Output Model Review of Regional Studies 132 12-21

14 Subject Index

8217 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN MERRIFIELD 1982 The Use of Control Groups in Evaluating Regional Economic Policy Regional Science and Urban Economics 121 43-58

8214 ADAM ROSE BEN NAKAYAMA and BRANDT STEVENS 1982 Modern Energy Region Development and Income Distribution An Input -Output Analysis Joumal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 92 149-164

811 SHELBY D GERKING and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 Bifurcation and the Time Pattern of Impacts in the Economic Base Model Joumal ofRegional Science 214 451-467

804 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1980 Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of Alternative Methods Intemational Regional Science Review 52 155-184

801 ROBERTT WALKER and SUZANNE E BAYLEY 1980 An Energetic and Economic Simulation for the Evaluation of Transportation Policy Computers Environment and Urban Systems 51-2 83-96

791 PAUL B SLATER and WOLFGANG SCHWARZ 1979 Global Trade Patterns Scaling and Clustering Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics 97 381-387

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environment and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Joumal of Environmental Systems 72 131-147

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic Impacts Joumal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

763 WILLIAM H MIERlTYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input-Output Analysis Intemational Regional Science Review 12 47-55

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Joumal ofRegional Science 153 371-373

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363

7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley Joumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation ~fodeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUTHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 w F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

732 WILLIAM H MIERVYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics eds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

702 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and Change 12 27-32

Subject Index 15

692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

691 WILLIAM H MIER~YK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications ofInput-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

671 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commerciali 148 741-753

POPULATION MODELS AND ANALYSIS

8919 DAVID K FOOT and WILLIAM J MILNE 1989 Multiregional Estimation of Gross Internal Migration Flows International Regional Science Review 121 29-43

893 BRIAN J CUSHING 1989 Use and Misuse of the Allocation Rate in Models of Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 231 51-58

8718 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 A Note on Specification of Climate Variables in Models of Population Migration Joumal ofRegional Science 274 641-649

8717 PAUL M BEAUMONT and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1987 Comment Judgment in Population Forecasting Journal of the American Statistical Association 82400 1004-1009

878 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 Location-Specific Amenities Topography and Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 212 74-85

869 BRIAN J CUSHING 1986 Accounting for Spatial Relationships in Models of Interstate Population Migration Annals ofRegional Science 202 66-73

868 ANDREW ISSER1AN CAROL TAYlOR SHELBY GERKING and UWE SCHUBERT 1986 Regional Labor Market Analysis In Handbook ofRegional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8513 ANDREWMISSERl1AN DAVIDA PLANE PETERA ROGERSON and PAULM BEAUMONT 1985 Forecasting Interstate Migration with Limited Data A Demographic-Economic Approach Journal of the American Statistical Association 80390 277-285

851 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1985 Economic-Demographic Modeling with Endogenously Determined Birth and Migration Rates Theory and Prospects Environment and Planning A 171 25-45

844 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1984 Projection Forecast and Plan On the Future of Population Forecasting Joumal of the American Planning Association 502 208-221

825 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAVID A PLANE and DAVID B MCMILLEN 1982 Internal Migration in the United States An Evaluation of Federal Data Review of Public Data Use 114 285-311

808 E JAMES HAR~ER and PAUL B SLATER 1980 Identifying Medical Regions Using Hierarchical Clustering Social Science and Medicine 14D 3-10

807 ANDREW M ISSERfAN and MARILYN BROWN 1980 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science Association 45November 139-158

793 PAUL B SLATER 1979 Biplots of 1959-1961 United States Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 759-766

792 PAUL B SLATER 1979 1965-70 Interstate Migration in the United States An Extension of the Multiterminal Method to Multiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 6 205-208

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188 774 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of

the American Institute of Planners 433 247-259 771 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and

Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291 7612 PAUL B SLATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybemetics April 321-324

16 Subject Index

7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972 Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132

7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56

769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12

768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878

767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social Science Research 51 173-224

765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data Human Organization 353 269-286

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American foumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data foumal of Regional Science 143 377-388

737 ROllERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West Virginia West Virginia Medical foumaI698 1-4

701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables Demography 71 87-91

RESOURCE MODELS AND ANALYSIS

909 WALTER C IABYS and MONTAGUE J LORD 1990 Portfolio Optimisation and the Design of Latin American Export Diversification Policies foumal of Development Studies 262 260-277

8917 WALTER C IAllYS and JEAN-BAPTISTE LESOURD 1989 Facteurs Explicatifs des Ajustements de Prix sur Ie Marche International du Charbon Revue de lenergie 416 Decembre 1035-1045

8916 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 An Integrated Exhaustible Resource Model of Copper Market Dynamics In Economics in 17zeory and Practice An Eclectic Approach eds J Marquez and L R Klein Dordrecht Kluwer Academic Publishers

8911 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 Spatial and Temporal Price and Allocation Models of Mineral and Energy Markets In Quantitative Methods for Market-Oriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time eds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

8910 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C IAllYS 1989 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and Natural Gas In Quantitative Methods for MarketshyOriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time cds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

898 WALTERC IABYS and LORNA M WADDELL 1989 Commodity Lifecycles in US Materials Demand Resources Policy 15September 238-252

8811 THOMAS F TORRIES 1988 Competitive Cost Analysis in the Mineral Industries The Example of Nickel Resources Policy 143 193-204

8710 FRANK J CALZONETTI DEREK SPOONER and GREGORY G SAYRE 1987 A Reassessment of Site Suitability Analysis for Power Plant Siting A Maryland Example Applied Geography 7 223-241

Subject Index 17

875 ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1987 Sources of Change in Energy Use in the US Economy 1972-82 In World Energy Markets Coping with Instability ed J Rowse Calgary Friesen

874 ROBERT WALKER and KATHY REX-LOPATTO 1987 Evaluation of Costs Associated with Regional Environmental Impact in Chesapeake Bay loumal ofEnvironmental Systems 171 15-31

8611 WALTER ClABYS 1986 An Economic Analysis of the Stability of East-West Mineral Trade Patterns Resources Policy September 223-242

867 WALTER C lABYS and TAKASHI TAKAYAMA 1986 Spatial Equilibrium Analysis Mathematical and Programming Model Advances in Spatial Agricultural Energy and Mineral Modeling In Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8516 ADAM ROSE 1985 Modeling Energy Conservation Programs An Application to Natural Gas Utilities Energy lournaI64 87-103

8510 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C lABYS 1985 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and the Natural Gas Market Energy Economics 7 145shy152

858 ROBERT WALKER 1985~ A Comment on Linear Control Problems in the Theory of Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 30 309-315

853 GREGORY A ELMES 1985 Modeling Spatial Interaction of Utility Coal in Pennsylvania Annals of the Association ofAmerican Geographers 752 212-226

852 DANIEL GOLOMB STEPHEN BATfERI1AN JAMES GRUHL and WALTER C lABYS 1985 Sensitivity Analysis of the Kinetics of Acid Rain Models Atmospheric Environment 173 645-653

848 GREGORY ELMES 1984 Coal Transportation An Undervalued Aspect of Energy Modeling Transporlation Research-A 18-A1 13-23

8314 KINGSLEY E HAYNES FRED Y PHILLIPS and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints Economic Geography 591 52-65

8311 BARRY M RUBIN and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Energy Development Projects Coal Liquefaction in the Illinois Basin Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 171 11-20

823 WALTER C lABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

8012 WALTER ClABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Quadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Steam Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

803 WALTER C lABYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In Commodity Markets and Latin American Development A ltlodeling Approach eds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 BARRYD SOLOMON KINGSLEYE HAYNES and ADREW J KR1ENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

7714 ANDREW M ISSERI1AN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic GeOb1faphy 531 45-54

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations loumal of Regional Science 1713 327-344

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment alld Planning A 84 477-478

764 FRANK GIARRATANL 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues Environment and Planning A 84 447-454

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics March 278-283

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian lournal of Politics 9153-162

SOCIAL SCIENCE DIRECTIONS

9017 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1990 A Mind Ahead of its Time Libertas Mathematica 10 5-26 9015 JEFF L LEWIN and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 The Social Value of Crime International Review of

Law and Economics 10 271-284

18 Subject Index

907 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and RONALD F ABLER 1990 Bulgarian Geographers and Geography Professional Geographer 423 371~378

8812 JOHN PICKLES 1988 From Fact-World to Life-World The Phenomenological Method and Social Science Research In Qualitative Methods in Human Geography eds J Eyles and D M Smith Cambridge Polity Press

886 MARY BETH PUDUP 1988 Arguments within Regional Geography Progress in Human Geography 123 369-390

882 JOHN PICKLES 1988 Knowledge Theory and Practice The Role of Practical Reason in Geographical Theory In A Ground for Common Search eds R G Golledge H Couc1elis and P Gould Goleta CA Santa Barbara Geographical Press

8612 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Crazy Dualisms and Conceptual Leakage Or How We Can Continue to Misunderstand Human Geography Ohio Geographers 14Fall 75-84

866 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Geographic Theory and Educating for Democracy Antipode 182 136-154 861 JOHN PICKLES 1986 New Maps for Old A Reply to Smith Issues in Education 41 69-73 8521 JOHN PICKIES 1985 The Role of Place and Commonplaces in Democratic Empowerment Issues in

Education 33 232-241 8519 ANDREW M ISSERMAS 1985 Dare to Plan An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice

and Education Town Planning Review 564 483-491 8518 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Bioeconomics A Realistic Appraisal of Future Prospect In Global

Economy Today Tomorrow and the Transition ed Howard F Didsbury Jr Bethesda World Future Society

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

822 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

821 JOHN PICKIES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Rclevance of Regional Science Review ofRegional Studies 61 1-9

7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human Organization 333 261-275

7414 H RUSSELL BERJ~ARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

Subject Index 19

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June 16 1980

A wide range of support services are provided to faculty members associated with the Institute In addition to these valued services the Institute provides office space for Research Associates as well as a quiet and relaxed environment that is conducive to research efforts We also have a specialized library which serves many of the needs of our Research Associates

June 18 1981

All of the studies supported by the Institute are spatial in character Much of the recent research is concerned with energy environmental and other relevant policy issues

June 30 1981

The Institute remains one of the smaller research units in the University--deliberate choice--but size appears to have little to do with productivity The seven members of the professional staff aided immeasurably by talented and diligent research assistants secretaries and research aides maintained a high level of output this year

June 30 1983

Students are encouraged to co-author books and articles--and on occasion to submit papers under their own names--for publication Our record on this score is excellent Ten of the 18 GRAs who wrote doctoral dissertations were published authors before receiving their degrees Most who have gone on to academic positions have continued to publish

Since the Institute was started in 1965 approximately one-half of the students receiving PhDs in Economics from West Virginia University have served as research assistants at the Institute Eighteen of those students completed dissertations based on research conducted at the Institute

Dr William Miernyk established a research environment in which the attainment of excellence prevailed

March 16 1984

Unlike many university institutes the Regional Research Institute seems to have been founded primarily to promote research rather than primarily to bring outside research funds and overhead to campus

August 1988

The Regional Research Institute focuses on the economic and social developn1ent of lagging regions such as Appalachia within the United States on theories and methods for studying regions and on policies and strategies for stimulating their development

The Institute attracts to West Virginia University many visiting scholars from abroad each year Their presence stimulates new research and fosters an international perspective on regional economic and social development Recent visitors staying three months or more have come from Australia Canada England Hungary Scotland and the Soviet Union A

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January 1989

The Regional Research Institute supports research requirin~ modest on-campus resources and provides assistance to faculty members in secunng external research grants Faculty research associates are selected on the basis of their research proposals which are sent for external review to former or present members of National Science Foundation review panels

August 1989

A pilot program for honors students encourages promising undergraduates to consider socIal science research careers Undergraduate fellows receive research trainin~ participate in research projects and then conduct their own research with the assIstance of fa~ulty members

August 1989

By hosting four meetings in 1987 and 1988 the Regional Research Institute established itself as an international conference center for regional science and related fields There were over a hundred seminars and workshops and two faculty short courses during the four years 1985 through 1988

More than sixty scholars visited the Regional Research Institute in 1984-88 Several came to the Institute as a result of cooperative research agreements initiated in the period 1985 to 1988 between the Institute and other research centers In each case the center is actively doing research on lagging regions of developed countries

In 1986 the Institute became the publisher of the International Regional Science Review a refereed journal with subscribers in 67 nations

The primary source of external funding during 1984-89 was the National Science Foundation fronl which five grants were received in 1987 and one in 1986

November 1990

Fourteen faculty research associates from six different colleges have been appointed through the annual competition initiated in 1988 Twelve undergraduates are conducting research with faculty mentors under the Honors Fellows program initiated in 1989 Several international programs are now active two-way exchanges A seminar with the Hunsarian Academy of Sciences this May has spawned several research activities and sImilar seminars have been planned with the University of Glasgow for 1991 and the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences in 1992 The USshyBulgarian seminars in 1987 and 1989 and the Institutes visiting scholar program have led to a MacArthur Foundation grant exceeding $400000

Three interdisciplinary research groups are forming The first group focuses on rural poverty and its amelioration the second on the economic and social development of the worlds major coal regions and the third on econonucshyenvironmental issues in eastern Europe The hope is that in three years the Institutes traditional strength in regional economic modeling and policy analysis will be augmented by strong teams in additional interdisciplinary research areas

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Subject Index

Regional Economic and Social Development

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT

9018 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Industrial Restructuring and Economic Development Strategies in a Japanese Steel Town The Case of Kitakyushu Town Planning Review 614 389-411

9012 MARY BETH PUDUP 1990 T4e Limits of Subsistence Agriculture and Industry in Central Appalachia Agricultural History 641 61-89

9010 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Helping Small Manufacturers Modernize Issues in Science and Technology 71 49-54

904 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Modern Times Learning from State Initiatives in Industrial Extension and Technology Transfer Economic Development Quarterly 43 186-202

903 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 State Initiatives to Modernize US Small and Midsized Manufacturers In Financing Economic Development eds Richard D Bingham Edward W Hill and Sammis B White Newbury Park CA Sage Publications

8912 MICHAEL B TEITZ and PHILIP SHAPIRA 1989 Growth and Turbulence in the California Economy In Deindustrialization and Regional Economic Transfonnation eds Lloyd Rodwin and Hidehiko Sazanami Winchester MA Unwin Hyman Inc

897 RONALD L LEWIS 1989 Why Dont You Bake Bread Franklin Trubee and the Scotts Run Reciprocal Economy Goldenseal 15Spring 34-41

895 MARY BETH PUDUP 1989 The Boundaries of Class in Preindustrial Appalachia Journal ofHistorical Geography 152 139-162

885 JOHN PICKIJES 1988 Recent Changes in Regional Policy in South Africa Geography 733 233-239 8715 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1987 Fossil Fuels and Regional Economic Development In Energy and the

Southwest Economy Dallas Federal Reserve Bank 8714 ROBERT WALKER 1987 Regional Development and Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological

Modelling 37 303-316 864 MARY BETH PUDUP 1986 Beyond the Traditional Mountain Subculture A New Look at Preshy

industrial Appalachia In Impact ofInstitutions on Appalachia eds J Lloyd and A G Campbell Boone NC Appalachian Consortium Press

8515 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Energy Constraints and Economic Development in the Northeast In Economic Prospects for the Northeast eds Harry W Richardson and Joseph H Turek Philadelphia Temple University Press

8410 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and PETER S FISHER 1984 Population Forecasting and Local Economic Planning The Limits on Community Control over Uncertainty Population Research and Policy Review 31 27-50

849 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1984 Energy and Regional Development In Energy Costs Urban Development and Housing eds Anthony Downs and Katharine L Bradbury Washington DC The Brookings Institution

8216 WILLIAM H MIEAAYK 1982 The Differential Effects of Rising Energy Prices on Regional Income and Employment In High Energy Costs Assessing the Burden ed Hans H Landsberg Baltimore The Johns Hopkins University Press for Resources for the Future

8215 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Energy Availability and State Economic Development Journal ofEnergy and Development 72 163-171

8110 ADAM ROSE DAVID KOLK MICHAEL BRADY and ROBERT KNEISEL 1981 Energy Development and Urban Employment Creation The Case of the City of Los Angeles Energy 610 1041-1052

8018 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 Regional Shifts in Economic Base and Structure in the United States Since 1940 In Alternatives to Confrontation ed Victor L Arnold Lexington MA DC Heath and Company

Subject Index 5

SO17 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 An Evaluation The Tools of Regional Development Policy Growth and Change 112 2-6

7917 JOHN M GOWDY 1979 Economic Growth Models and Regional Steady State Planning Growth and Change 103 37-42

7914 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 A Note on Recent Regional Growth Theories Journal ofRegional Science 193 303-308

7913 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 Resource Constraints and Regional Development Policy Atlantic Economic Journal 83 16-23

7719 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 The Changing Structure of the Southern Economy In Economics of Southern Growth eds E Blaine Liner and Lawrence K Lynch Research Triangle Park NC The Southern Growth Policies Board

7718 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 EDA and the Objectives of Regional Development Policy Explorations in Economic Research 43 390-408

7717 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Rising Energy Prices and Regional Economic Development Growth and Change 83 2-7

7623 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Decline of the Northern Perimeter Society 13 24-26 7622 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Regional Economic Consequences of High Energy Prices in the United

States Journal of Energy and Development 12 213-239 7621 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Some Regional Impacts of the Rising Cost of Energy Papers of the

Regional Science Association 37 213-227 76W GREGORY J L YI 1976 Towards the Application of Dynamic Growth Theory to Regions

Generalizations and Comments Journal ofRegional Science 161 117-124 7514 WILLIAM H MIER1gtYK 1975 The Northeast Isnt What It Used to Be In Balanced Growth for the

Northeast Proceedings of a Conference of Legislative Leaders on the Future of the Northeast New York State Senate

7513 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 Regional Employment Impacts of Rising Energy Prices Labor Law Journal 268 518-523

7422 JOHN P BlAIR and WALTER CHATFIELD 1974 Pareto Optimal Growth Public Choice 21 93-97 7420 G RICHARD DREESE 1974 Banks and Regional Economic Development Southern Economic Journal

404 647-656 717 ROBERT D BRITT 1971 The Appalachian Regional Development Program Growth and Change 23

3-13 6911 CARL W HALE 1969 The Optimality of Local Subsidies in Regional Development Programs

Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 93 35-50 6910 WILLIAM H MIERYK 1969 British Regional Development Policy Journal ofEconomic Issues 33 33shy

42 698 woo SIK KEE 1969 The Cause of Urban Poverty Journal ofHuman Resources 81 93-99 6810 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1968 The Role of State and Local Government in the

Economic Development of Appalachia Land Economics 441 50-58 689 CARL W HALE 1968 Local Subsidies Regional Development or Regional Rivalry American

Industrial Development Council Journal 34 33-53 673 CARL W HALE 1967 The Mechanism of the Spread Effect in Regional Development Land

Economics 434 45-52 672 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Appalachian Development The Long-Run View Poverty and Human

Resources Abstracts 23 36-43 662 WILLIAM H MIE~ryJ 1966 Experience under the British Local Employment Acts of 1960 and 1963

Industrial and Labor Relations Review 201 30-49

LABOR MARKETS MIGRATION AND POPULATION DISTRIBUTION

9014 SALLY WARD MAGGARD 1990 Gender Contested Womens Participation in the Brookside Coal Strike In Women and Social Protest eds Guida West and Rhoda Blumberg NY Oxford University Press

9013 MARY BETH PUDUP 1990 Womens Work in the West Virginia Economy West Virginia History 49 7shy20

892 ROBERT WALKER and MICHAEL HANNAN 1989 Dynamic Settlement Processes The Case of US Immigration The Professional Geographer 412 172-183

6 Subject Index

891 RONALD L LEWIS 1989 From Peasant to Proletarian The Migration of Southern Blacks to the Central Appalachian Coalfields The Journal ofSouthern History 551 77-102

887 CARlA DICKSIEIN 1988 The Role of Cooperative Development Agencies in Developing Worker Cooperatives Lessons from Philadelphia Economic and Industrial Democracy 92 197-224

8517 LEE DE COlA 1985 Lognormal Estimates of Macroregional City-Size Distributions 1950-70 Environment and Planning A 1712 1637-1652

856 RONALD L LEWIS 1985 Job Control and Race Relations in the Coal Fields 1870-1920 Journal of Ethnic Studies 124 36-64

8313 GASPERA GAROFAW and MICHAELS FOGAR1Y 1983 A Note on the Measurement of Agglomeration Economies with Compensation for Urban Disamenities Journal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 104 383-387

8312 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1983 Decline of the Metropolitan Economy A New Interpretation Urban Studies 204 495-497

8310 R TODD ZDORKOWSKl and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1983 Two Views of the City as a Source of SpaceshyTime Trends in EconomicDevelopment and the Decline of Human Fertility Urban Geography 41 54shy62

835 DAVIDA PlANE and ANDREWM ISSERMAN 1983 US Interstate Labor Force Migration An Analysis of Trends Net Exchanges and Migration Subsystems Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 175-6 251shy266

834 BRIAN J CUSHING and MAHLON R STRASZHEIM 1983 Agglomeration Economies in the Public and Private Sector Urban Spatial and Fiscal Structure In Perspectives on Local Public Finance and Public Policy ed John Quigley Greenwich CT JAI Press

826 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1982 The Determinants of Residential Succession with Renewal Effects Journal of Urban Economics 111 1-10

8113 WILLIAM H MIER~ 1981 The 1981 Coal Strike A View from the Outside Labor Law Journal 8281 564-567

8111 R Q HANHAM and H CHANG 1981 Wage Inflation in a Growth Region The American Sun Belt In Regional Wage Inflation and Unemployment ed R L Martin Great Britain Pion Limited

816 CLIFFORD B HAWLEY and MICHAELS FOGAR1Y 1981 Can Agglomeration Economies Explain Why People Are Leaving Large Cities Environment and Planning A 132 225-230

8019 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y and GASPER GAROFALO 1980 Urban Size and the Amenity Structure of Cities Journal of Urban Economics 83 350-361

7918 GASPER GAROFAW and MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1979 Urban Income Distribution and the Urban Hierarchy-Equality Hypothesis Review ofEconomics and Statistics 613 381-388

7915 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and GLENN V FUGITI 1979 Population Growth and Retail Decline Conflicting Effects of Urban Accessibility in American Villages Rural Sociology 441 24-38

794 RONALD L LEWIS 1979 The Darkest Abode of Man Black Miners in the First Southern Coal Field 1780-1865 Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 190-202

7811 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y and GASPER GAROFAW 1978 An Exploration of the Real Productivity Effects of Cities Review ofRegional Studies 81 65-82

787 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Black Labor in the Eastern Virginia Coal Field 1765-1865 In Other Slaves Mechanics Artisans and Craftsmen eds Ronald L Lewis and James E Newton Boston MA GK Hall

786 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Slave Families at Early Chesapeake Ironworks Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 169-179

7722 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 Race and the United Mine Workers Union in Tennessee Selected Letters of William R Riley 1892-1895 Tennessee Historical Quarterly 36 524-536

7721 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1977 Predicting Neighborhood Decline within a Large Central City An Application of Discriminant Analysis Environment and Planning A 95 579-584

778 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Virginia Iron Industry The AnteshyBellum Era West Virginia History 38 141-156

777 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Jobs and Income Issue Papers of the Appalachian Conference on Balanced Growth and Economic Development Charleston WV October 41-57

7625 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Kalymnos The Island of the Sponge Fishermen Annals of the New York Academy ofSciences 268 289-307

Subject Index 7

7624 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Sponge Markets of Kalymnos Anthropologica 181 81-96 7614 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The American Dream and the Rationalization of Slavery Crisis 83 253-254 7613 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Chesapeake Iron Industry The

Colonial Era Labor History 17 388-405 758 NEIL A PALOMBA CATHERINE A PALOMBA and TOM S WITT 1975 Some Economic Factors Affecting

Safety in Underground Bituminous Coal Mines Comment SOllthem Economic Journal 422 13-23 7412 RONALD L LEWIS 1974 Slavery on Chesapeake Iron Plantations before the American Revolution

Journal of Negro History 59 242-254 7312 JOHN P BLAIR 1973 A Review of the Filtering-Down Theory Urban Affairs Quarterly 83 303-316 736 RICHARD RAYMOND 1973 The Interregional Brain Drain and Public Education Growth and Change

43 28-34 735 JOHN PAlMER and NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 Skill Differentials and Their Determinants American

Economist 172 130-136 721 RICHARD RAYMOND 1972 Determinants of Non-White Migration during the 1950s American Journal

of Economics and Sociology 311 9-20 704 RICHARD RAYMOND 1970 Regional Differences in Racial Discrimination in Education and

Employment Western Economic Joumal 82 190-208 697 DONALD E PURSELL 1969 The Impact of the South African Wage Board on SkilledUnskilled Wage

Differentials Eastem Africa Economic Review 11 73-81 696 RICHARD D RAYMOND 1969 Changes in the Relative Economic Status of Nonwhites 1950-60

Western Economic Journal 71 57-70 695 RICHARD RAYMOND 1969 Mobility and Economic Progress of Negro Americans During the 194Os

American Joumal ofEconomics and Sociology 284 337-350 694 ANTHONYP THIRLWALL 1969 Types of Unemployment With Special Reference to Non Demandshy

Deficient Unemployment in Great Britain Scottish Joumal ofPolitical Economy 16 19-49 687 DONALD E PURSELL 1968 Bantu Real Wages and Employment Opportunities in South Africa South

African Joumal ofEconomics 3611 87-103

INDUSTRIAL LOCATION AND MARKET AREAS

908 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1990 Undermining Disinvestment From a Marginal Propensity to Invest to a Propensity to Invest in the Margins Africa Today 372 67-80

902 ROBERT WALKER and FRANK CALZONETTI 1990 Searching for New Manufacturing Plant Locations A Study of Location Decisions in Central Appalachia Regional Studies 241 15-30

8915 CARLA DICKSTEIN and GREG SAYRE 1989 Socioeconomic Impacts of Landfills in West Virginia West Virginia Public Affairs Reporter 64 1-6

8913 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1989 Taiwanese Inveslment in South Africa African Affairs October 507-528

889 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1988 Reorientating South Africas International Links Capital amp Class 35 Summer 49-55

8719 MARY BETH PUDUP 1987 From Farm to Factory Structuring and Location of the US Farm Machinery Industry Economic Geography 633 203-222

876 MARY BETH PUDUP and MICHAEL J WATfS 1987 Growing against the Grain Mechanized Rice Farming in the Sacramento Valley California In Fanning Systems and Change cds S B Brush and B L Turner III New York Guilford Press

8610 RANK J CALZONETTI PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITI 1986 USA Power Plant Location and Fuel Mix Opportunities for Electricity Exporting Regions Energy Policy 146 528-541

846 BARRY D SOLOMON and KINGSLEY E HAYNES 1984 A Survey and Critique of Multiobjective Power Plant Siting Decision Rules Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 182 71-79

839 ROBERT Q fLtNHAM and FRANKJ CALZONETTI 1983 Regional and Temporal Trends in Power Plant Unit Siting 1912-1978 Professional GeObTapher 354 416-426

8213 GREGORY A ELMES FRANK J CALZONETTI and STUART A FOSTER 1982 Siting Fly Ash-Derived Alumina Recovery Facilities in West Virginia SOlltheastem Geographer 221 1-19

819 WALTER C LABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1981 Stability of Appalachian Coal Shipments under Policy Variation Energy Joumal 2 111-128

Subject Index 8

r r

8014 FRANK J CALZONElTI MARK S ECKERT and EDWARD J MALECKI 1980 Siting Energy Facilities in the USA Policies for the Western States Energy Policy June 138-152

8013 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and FEREIDOON SHAHROKH 1980 Spatial Equilibrium in the US Coal Industry Energy Economics 24 230-236

7916 MING-JENG HWANG and MELVIN L GREENHUf 1979 Estimates of Fixed Costs and the Sizes of Market Areas in the United States Environment and Planning A 119 993-1009

7911 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and SOOSAN SHAHROKH 1979 Market Delineation in the Coal Industry Review ofRegional Studies 92 6-17

7910 MING-JENG HWANG 1979 A Model of Spatial Price Discrimination for the Pricing Schedule of Coal Journal ofRegional Science 192 231-243

795 WALTER P PAGE 1979 Competition and Concentration in Appalachian Coal Production 1960 to 1975 Policy Analysis and Infonnation Systems 31 141-160

7810 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and MING-JENG HWANG 1978 Spatial Analysis and the Identification of Coal Markets Journal of Energy and Development 141 104-125

7720 FRANK GIARRATANI and CHARLES F SOCHER 1977 The Pattern of Industrial Location and Rising Energy Prices Atlantic Economic Journal 51 48-55

7516 MELVIN L GREENHUf MING-JENG HWANG and HOHTA 1975 Observations on the Shape and Relevance of the Spatial Demand Function Econometrica 434 669-682

7419 JOHN GREENHUf MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination over Space Theory Assumption and a Case Example Annals ofRegional Science 83 70-81

713 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1971 Local Labor Market Effects of New Plant Locations In Essays in Regional Economics eds John F Kain and John R Meyer Cambridge Harvard University Press

709 WILLIAM G DEWALD and G RICHARD DREESE 1970 Bank Behavior with Respect to Deposit Variability Journal ofFinance 254 400-470

688 GILBERT L RUfMAN 1968 The Transkei An Experiment in Economic Separation South African Journal ofEconomics 361 24-31

674 GERALD ALBAUM and GILBERT L RUfMAN 1967 The Cooperative-Based Marketing System in Tanganyika Journal ofMarketing 31 54-58

RESOlTRCES AND UTILITIES

8810 THOMAS TORRIES ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1988 Mineral Project Selection and Economic Development The Case of Namibia Matelials and Society 123-4 263-294

8711 ADAM ROSE and UKAR SOELISTIJO 1987 The Potential of Coal in the Development of Oil-Rich LDCs In Global Energy Interactions ed R K Pachauri New Delhi Allied Publishers

877 FRANK J CALZONliTI 1987 Regional Trends in Coal Use for Electricity Generation Implications for the US and UK In Geographic Issues in Mineral Resource Development eds H E Johansen O P Mathew and G Rudzitis Boulder CO Westview Press

871 ROBERT T WALKER 1987 Land Use Transition and Deforestation in Developing Countries Geographical Analysis 191 18-30

865 FRANKJ CALZONETTI DAVID L DURHAM and GREGORY A ELMES 1986 Power Plant Flyash Magnetite Performs Well in Coal Cleaning Power Engineering 90 52-55

863 WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1986 Regulator Selection Methods and Electricity Prices Land Economics 621 1-13

859 WALTERJ PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1985 Voter Power and Electricity Prices Public Choice 473 519-525

857 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1985-86 European Community Energy Policy and Its Significance to American Coal Exports Journal ofMineral Law and Policy 12 173-219

847 WALTER C LABYS 1984 An Optimal Trade Policy to Counter Latin American Commodity Market Instability In Tenus of Trade and the Optimal Tanf in Latin America ed E Conesa Buenos Aires Institute for Latin American Integration

845 DEREKJ SPOONER and FRANKJ CALZONEITI 1984 Geography and the Coal Revival AngloshyAmerican Perspectives Progress in Human GeobIfaphy 81 1-25

8315 PATRICK C MANN 1983 Water Pricing Research Needs American Water Works Association Journal 75 24-27

Subject Index 9

838 WALTER C IABYS RAJENDRA K PACHURI and CHARLES L BLITZER 1983 Coal A Development Challenge Natural Resource Fomm 7 299-310

837 PATRICK C MANN and PAUL R LEFRANCOIS 1983 Trends in the Real Price of Water Journal of the American Water Works Association 75 441-443

836 PATRICK C MANN and WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR 1983 Elected Versus Appointed Commissioners Does It Make a Difference in Utility Prices In Adjusting to Regulatory Pricing and Marketing Realities ed Harry M Trebing East Lansing Institute of Public Utilities Michigan State University

8212 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Elcphants Uranium and the Energy Crisis Tennessee Law Review 494 885-918

8211 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Monitoring Foreign Investment in Energy Resources Problems and Proposals West Vitginia Law Review 84 1093-1103

8210 JAMES J FRIEDBERG and EDWARD Z FOX 1982 Coal Export Associations Possible Effects of American and Common Market Antitrust Laws Northem Kentucky Law Review 9 23-43

829 MING-JENG HWANG 1982 Crude Oil Pricing in the World Market Atlantic Economic Journal 102 1shy5

828 ADAM ROSE MICHAEL SHEEHAN and DALE HURD 1982 Nonrenewable Resources and the Development of Arid Lands A Planning Approach In Altemative Strategies for Desert Development and Management Elmsford NY Pergamon Press

827 PATRICK C MANN and DONALD L SCHLENGER 1982 Marginal Cost and Seasonal Pricing of Water Service Journal of the American Water Works Association January 6-11

818 FRANKJ CALZONETTI and GREGORY A ELMES 1981 Metal Recovery from Power Plant Ash An Ecological Approach to Coal Utilization GeoJoumal Supplementary Issue 3 59-70

817 ADAM ZACHARY ROSE 1981 Utility Lifelines and Economic Activity in the Context of Earthquakes In Social and Economic Impact ofEarthquakes on Utility Lifelines ed J Isenberg New York American Society of Civil Engineers

8016 ADAM ROSE 1980 Geothermal Energy in California Policies Lo Improve the Economic Impact of Energy Resource Development Growth and Change 111 41-47

8015 FRANK J CALZONETTI 1980 Bentonite Liners for Power Plant Lagoons Power Engineering March 61-62

8011 PATRICK C MANN 1980 Equity and Economics in Setting Water Rates for Apartment Complexes Journal of the American Water Works Association 72 74-77

8010 PATRICK C MANN ROBERT J SAUNDERS and JEREMY J WARFORD 1980 A Note on Capital Indivisibility and the Definition of Marginal Cost Water Resources Research 163 602-604

809 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 CoaL In Collective Bargaining Contemporary American Experience ed Gerald G Somers Madison WI Industrial Relations Research Association

799 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Dynamics of Traditional Rate Regulation Research in Law and Economics 1 195-212

798 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Water Industry Economic and Policy Issues In Regulation Competition and Deregulation Lexington VA Washington and Lee University

797 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1979 Cost Behavior and Water Systems Water Resources Bulletin 155 1301-1307

796 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 Coal Problems and Prospects in the 1980s Journal ofEnergy and Development 51 9-18

789 WALTER P PAGE and AUSTIN H MONTGOMERY JR 1978 Social Costs of the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act Amendments Eastern Economic JoumaI43-4 161-166

788 ADAM ROSE STAHRI EDMUNDS and EVERARD LOfTING 1978 The Economics of Geothermal Energy Development at the Regional Level Journal of Energy and Development 41 126-152

7713 PATRICK C MANN 1977 The Interlocking of Municipalities and Publicly Owned Utilities In Local Service Pricing Policies and 77leir Effect on Urban Spatial Stmcture ed Paul B Downing New York Columbia University Press

7712 PATRICK C MANN 1977 Water Rates An Evaluation of Options Journal of the American Water Works Associatioll 692 84-88

7711 PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITT 1977 The Impact on Electricity Rate Structures from Increasing Energy Costs Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 566-571

10 Subject Index

7618 WALTER ClABYS 1976 Foreign Investment in the US Minerals Industry The Case of West Virginia Coal InA Study ofAlien Investment in United States Lands ed E Wunderlick Washington DC US Department of Agriculture

7617 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1976 Ownership and Water System Operation Water ResourcesBulletin 125 995-1004

7616 JOHN L MIKESELL and PATRICK C MANN 1976 Pricing by Rural Electric Cooperatives Land Economics 521 96-102

7510 ADAM ROSE 1975 The Cost of Stack Gas Cleaning in New York State Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association 2510 1005-100S

7416 PATRICK C MANN 1974 User Power and Electricity Rates Journal ofLaw and Economics 172 433shy443

7311 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1973 Should Regulatory Commissions be Abolished Modified or Retained Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-7

7310 PATRICK C MANN 1973 The Political Influence of Residential Consumers on Water Rates Water Resources Bulletin 95 976-984 Comment and Reply 106 1308-1310

738 JOHN L MIKESELL and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1973 Rates of Return in Public and Private Enterprise Electric Utilities in the United States Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and Economics 91 41-54

723 G RICHARD DREESE and HAROLD L BRYANT 1972 Costs and Effects of a Water Program for a Small Stripping Company--Southeastern Ohio Water Resources Bulletin 82 320-327

722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 122 77-89

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORJtAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 62 45-56

707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 104 37-49

706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of the American Water Works Association 629 534-537

705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319

699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 92 5-20

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

PUBLIC FINANCE AND TRANSPORTATION

881 ADAM ROSE and BRANDT STEVENS 1988 Distributional Impacts of Oil and Gas Tax Reforms Energy Economics 103 235-241

873 MING-JENG HWANG and PATRICK C MANN 1987 Deregulation and Efficiency in the Rail Industry Atlantic Economic Journal 152 47-52

8511 FRANK CALZONETIl and ROBERT HANHAM 1985 Changing Energy Prices and State Revenue In Geographical Dimensions of Energy eds F J Calzonetti and B D Solomon Dordrecht Holland Reidel Publishing

843 BRIAN J CUSHING 1984 Capitalization of Interjurisdictional Fiscal Differentials An Alternative Approach Journal of Urban Economics 153 317-326

842 REX HONIlt~ and DAVID SORENSON 1984 Jurisdictional Benefits and Local Costs The Politics of School Closings In Public Senice Provision and Urban Development eds Andrew Kirby Paul Knox and Steven Pinch London Croom Helm

Subject Index 11

824

815

7912

784

7716

7715

7619

766

7512

7511

7421

7418

739

734

724

712 711

703

693

686

685

684

661

IRWIN FELLER GREGORY ELMES and JAMES MEYER 1982 Spatial Aspects of the Diffusion of Technological Innovations among American Municipal Governments Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 165 225-238 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 The Allocation of Funds to Small Cities under the Community Development Block Grant Program An Evaluation Journal of the American Planning Association 471 3-28 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1979 Coming New Coal Transportation Modes Mechanical Engineering 1019 37-43 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and KAREN L MAJORS 1978 General Revenue Sharing Federal Incentives to Change Local Government Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 443 317-327 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1977 Eminent Domain Its Origin Meaning and Relevance to Coal Slurry Pipelines Transportation Journal 171 5-21 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and SIDNEY KATELL 1977 Railroad Volume Freight Rates Evolution and Analysis ICC Practitioners Journal January-February 146-161 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1976 The Coal Slurry Pipeline Its Contribution in Meeting the Nations Energy Requirements Journal ofEconomics 2 196-200 ANDREW MISSERMAN 1976 Interjurisdictional Spillovers Political Fragmentation and the Level of Local Public Services A Re-Examination Urban Studies 131 1-12 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Status of Slurry Pipeline Transportation of Bituminous Coal The Intersociety Conference on Transportation Atlanta GA THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Transporting Western Coal Unit Trains or Slurry Pipeline Logistics and Transportation Review 112 147-152 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1974 Transportation in Developing Countries Special Reference to Kenya Traffic Quarterly 281 139-153 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination by Regulated Motor Carriers Comment American Economic Review 644 780-784 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-3 WILLIAM H MIERt-YK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health eds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation Journal 121 15-22 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Loltal Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 111 23-29 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem National Tax lournaI232 206-213 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 ROYW BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208 WOO SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax lournaI212 183-189 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

HUMAN SERVICES AND OTHER POLICY

9016 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1990 The Convergence of Law in an Era of Political Integration The Wood Pulp Case and the Alcoa Effects Doctrine University ofPittsburgh Law Review 522 289-326

901 BARBARA RASMUSSEN 1990 Storer College A Bygone Harpers Ferry Institution Goldenseal 161 46shy49

12 Subject Index

899 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1989 Estimations of the Economic Model of Crime Using Aggregate and Individual Level Data Southern Economic Journal 562 423middot439

884 KENNETII C MARTIS 1988 Sectionalism and the United States Congress Political Geography Quarterly 72 99middot109

8716 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reform and Paternalism in China Some Theoretical Concerns International Regional Science Review 111 59middot73

8712 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reforms and Politics Studies in Comparative International Developments 4 76shy82

872 JOHN PICKLES 1987 The Numbers Game Legitimising Apartheid Review ofAfrican Political Economy 38April 102-103

8512 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISTOPHER J SMITH 1985 What Drives People to Drink Interpreting the Effect of Urban Living on the Use and Abuse of Alcohol Urban Ecology 92 195-213

855 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISfOPHER J SMITH 1985 Regional Change and Problem Drinking in the United States 1970-78 Regional Studies 192 149middot162

8112 C J SMITH and R Q HANHAM 1981 Proximity and the Formation of Public Attitudes towards Mental Illness Environment and Planning A 132 147-165

814 RONALD L LEWIS 1981 Rev TG Steward and the Education of Blacks in Reconstruction Delaware Delaware History Spring-Summer 156-178

813 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Any Place But Here Mental Health Facilities as Noxious Neighbors Professional Geographer 333 326-334

812 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Deinstitutionalization of the Mentally Ill A Time Path Analysis of the American States 1955-1975 Social Science and Medicine 15D 361-378

806 RONALD L LEWIS 1980 Rev TG Stewart (sic) and Mixed Schools in Delaware 1882 Delaware History 19 53-58

805 ADAM ROSE 1980 Mandating Local Government Emergency Services Urban Interest 21 65-73 785 CATHERINE A PALOMBA and NEIL A PALOMBA 1978 An Analysis of Dropouts from a West Virginia

Training Program for Coal Miners Journal ofEconomics 4 133-136 775 CRAIG K ELWELL and NElLA PALOMBA 1977 Economic Benefit-Cost Evaluation of West Virginia

Vocational Rehabilitation Lessons for the Vocational Rehabilitation System Journal ofEconomics 3 201-204

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

748 NEIL A PAWMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

733 NEIL A PAWMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law Journal 2411 733-738

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

Subject Index 13

Regional Models and Methods of Analysis

ECONOMIC MODELS AND ANALYSIS

9011 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Who Has Standing in Cost-Benefit Analysis Journal ofPolicy Analysis and Management 92 201-218

906 PETER W J BATEY and ADAM Z ROSE 1990 Extended Input-Output Models Progress and Potential International Regional Science Review 131-2 27-49

905 PAUL M BEAUMONT 1990 Supply and Demand Interaction in Integrated Econometric and InputshyOutput Models International Regional Science Review 131-2 167-181

8918 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN D MERRIFIELD 1989 Quasi-Experimental Methods for Analyzing Regional Economic and Spatial Change An Application to an Energy Boomtown In Regional Development Processes and Policies eds William H Berentsen Darrick R Danta and Eta Daroczi Centre for Regional Studies Hungarian Academy of Sciences Pecs Hungary

8914 DAVID GREENSTREET 1989 A Conceptual Framework for Construction of Hybrid Regional InputshyOutput Models Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 235 283-289

896 ADAM ROSE and WILLIAM MIERNYK 1989 Input-Output Analysis The First Fifty Years Economic Systems Research 12 229-271

894 ANDREWM ISSERMAN and PAUL M BEAUMONT 1989 New Directions in Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Project Evaluation Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 2312 39-53

888 ADAM ROSE and PAUL BEAUMONT 1988 Interrelational Income-Distribution Multipliers for the West Virginia Economy Journal ofRegional Science 284 461-475

883 MICHAEL J HANNAN and ADAM Z ROSE 1988 The Policy-Cost Index Approach to Modeling Change in Input-Output Coefficients An Application to Acid Rain Policy TecJmological Forecasting and Social Change 331 13-22

8721 MICHAEL KRASHINSKY and WILLIAM J MILNE 1987 Housing Prices in Metropolitan Toronto Regional Science and Urban Economics 172 289-305

8720 JOHN MERRIFIELD 1987 A Neoclassical Anatomy of the Economic Base Multiplier Journal of Regional Science 272 283-294

8713 UWE SCHUBERT SHELBY GERKING ANDREW ISSERMAN and CAROL TAYLOR 1987 Regional Labour Market Modelling A State of the Art Review In Regional Labour Markets eds M M Fischer and P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

879 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOlIN D MERRIFIELD 1987 Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Regional Analysis An Application to an Energy Boomtown and Growth Pole Theory Economic Geography 631 3-19

8613 SANDOR PETER 1986 The Relevance of Pollution-Related Input-Output Models for Regional Environmental Management in Hungary A Critical Approach Papers of the Regional Science Association 60 125-131

862 PAUL BEAUMONT ANDREW ISSERMAN DAVID MCMILLEN DAVID PLANE and PETER ROGERSON 1986 The ECESIS Economic-Demographic Model of the United States In Population Change and the Economy ed A M Isserman Boston Kluwer-Nijhoff Publishing Company

8520 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH WALTER C LABYS and TOM S WITT 1985 Resource Commodity Dependency and State Econometric Modeling Review ofRegional Studies 153 36-48

8514 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH and WALTER C LABYS 1985 A Commodity-Regional Model of West Virginia Journal ofRegional Science 253 383-411

854 BENJAMIN STEVENS and ADAM ROSE 1985 Regional Input-Output Methods for Tourism Impact Analysis In Assessing the Economic Impacts ofRecreation and Tourism eds Dennis Propst et al Asheville NC US Forest Service

841 ADAM ROSE 1984 Technological Change and Input-Output Analysis An Appraisal Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 185 305-318

832 ADAM ROSE 1983 Modeling the Macroeconomic Impact of Air Pollution Abatement Journal of Regional Science 234 441-459

831 ROBERT WALKER and JANUSZ SZYR1ER 1983 Interregional Total Flow A Concept and Application to a US Input-Output Model Review of Regional Studies 132 12-21

14 Subject Index

8217 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN MERRIFIELD 1982 The Use of Control Groups in Evaluating Regional Economic Policy Regional Science and Urban Economics 121 43-58

8214 ADAM ROSE BEN NAKAYAMA and BRANDT STEVENS 1982 Modern Energy Region Development and Income Distribution An Input -Output Analysis Joumal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 92 149-164

811 SHELBY D GERKING and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 Bifurcation and the Time Pattern of Impacts in the Economic Base Model Joumal ofRegional Science 214 451-467

804 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1980 Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of Alternative Methods Intemational Regional Science Review 52 155-184

801 ROBERTT WALKER and SUZANNE E BAYLEY 1980 An Energetic and Economic Simulation for the Evaluation of Transportation Policy Computers Environment and Urban Systems 51-2 83-96

791 PAUL B SLATER and WOLFGANG SCHWARZ 1979 Global Trade Patterns Scaling and Clustering Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics 97 381-387

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environment and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Joumal of Environmental Systems 72 131-147

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic Impacts Joumal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

763 WILLIAM H MIERlTYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input-Output Analysis Intemational Regional Science Review 12 47-55

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Joumal ofRegional Science 153 371-373

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363

7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley Joumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation ~fodeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUTHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 w F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

732 WILLIAM H MIERVYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics eds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

702 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and Change 12 27-32

Subject Index 15

692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

691 WILLIAM H MIER~YK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications ofInput-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

671 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commerciali 148 741-753

POPULATION MODELS AND ANALYSIS

8919 DAVID K FOOT and WILLIAM J MILNE 1989 Multiregional Estimation of Gross Internal Migration Flows International Regional Science Review 121 29-43

893 BRIAN J CUSHING 1989 Use and Misuse of the Allocation Rate in Models of Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 231 51-58

8718 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 A Note on Specification of Climate Variables in Models of Population Migration Joumal ofRegional Science 274 641-649

8717 PAUL M BEAUMONT and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1987 Comment Judgment in Population Forecasting Journal of the American Statistical Association 82400 1004-1009

878 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 Location-Specific Amenities Topography and Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 212 74-85

869 BRIAN J CUSHING 1986 Accounting for Spatial Relationships in Models of Interstate Population Migration Annals ofRegional Science 202 66-73

868 ANDREW ISSER1AN CAROL TAYlOR SHELBY GERKING and UWE SCHUBERT 1986 Regional Labor Market Analysis In Handbook ofRegional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8513 ANDREWMISSERl1AN DAVIDA PLANE PETERA ROGERSON and PAULM BEAUMONT 1985 Forecasting Interstate Migration with Limited Data A Demographic-Economic Approach Journal of the American Statistical Association 80390 277-285

851 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1985 Economic-Demographic Modeling with Endogenously Determined Birth and Migration Rates Theory and Prospects Environment and Planning A 171 25-45

844 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1984 Projection Forecast and Plan On the Future of Population Forecasting Joumal of the American Planning Association 502 208-221

825 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAVID A PLANE and DAVID B MCMILLEN 1982 Internal Migration in the United States An Evaluation of Federal Data Review of Public Data Use 114 285-311

808 E JAMES HAR~ER and PAUL B SLATER 1980 Identifying Medical Regions Using Hierarchical Clustering Social Science and Medicine 14D 3-10

807 ANDREW M ISSERfAN and MARILYN BROWN 1980 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science Association 45November 139-158

793 PAUL B SLATER 1979 Biplots of 1959-1961 United States Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 759-766

792 PAUL B SLATER 1979 1965-70 Interstate Migration in the United States An Extension of the Multiterminal Method to Multiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 6 205-208

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188 774 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of

the American Institute of Planners 433 247-259 771 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and

Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291 7612 PAUL B SLATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybemetics April 321-324

16 Subject Index

7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972 Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132

7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56

769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12

768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878

767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social Science Research 51 173-224

765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data Human Organization 353 269-286

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American foumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data foumal of Regional Science 143 377-388

737 ROllERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West Virginia West Virginia Medical foumaI698 1-4

701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables Demography 71 87-91

RESOURCE MODELS AND ANALYSIS

909 WALTER C IABYS and MONTAGUE J LORD 1990 Portfolio Optimisation and the Design of Latin American Export Diversification Policies foumal of Development Studies 262 260-277

8917 WALTER C IAllYS and JEAN-BAPTISTE LESOURD 1989 Facteurs Explicatifs des Ajustements de Prix sur Ie Marche International du Charbon Revue de lenergie 416 Decembre 1035-1045

8916 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 An Integrated Exhaustible Resource Model of Copper Market Dynamics In Economics in 17zeory and Practice An Eclectic Approach eds J Marquez and L R Klein Dordrecht Kluwer Academic Publishers

8911 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 Spatial and Temporal Price and Allocation Models of Mineral and Energy Markets In Quantitative Methods for Market-Oriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time eds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

8910 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C IAllYS 1989 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and Natural Gas In Quantitative Methods for MarketshyOriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time cds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

898 WALTERC IABYS and LORNA M WADDELL 1989 Commodity Lifecycles in US Materials Demand Resources Policy 15September 238-252

8811 THOMAS F TORRIES 1988 Competitive Cost Analysis in the Mineral Industries The Example of Nickel Resources Policy 143 193-204

8710 FRANK J CALZONETTI DEREK SPOONER and GREGORY G SAYRE 1987 A Reassessment of Site Suitability Analysis for Power Plant Siting A Maryland Example Applied Geography 7 223-241

Subject Index 17

875 ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1987 Sources of Change in Energy Use in the US Economy 1972-82 In World Energy Markets Coping with Instability ed J Rowse Calgary Friesen

874 ROBERT WALKER and KATHY REX-LOPATTO 1987 Evaluation of Costs Associated with Regional Environmental Impact in Chesapeake Bay loumal ofEnvironmental Systems 171 15-31

8611 WALTER ClABYS 1986 An Economic Analysis of the Stability of East-West Mineral Trade Patterns Resources Policy September 223-242

867 WALTER C lABYS and TAKASHI TAKAYAMA 1986 Spatial Equilibrium Analysis Mathematical and Programming Model Advances in Spatial Agricultural Energy and Mineral Modeling In Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8516 ADAM ROSE 1985 Modeling Energy Conservation Programs An Application to Natural Gas Utilities Energy lournaI64 87-103

8510 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C lABYS 1985 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and the Natural Gas Market Energy Economics 7 145shy152

858 ROBERT WALKER 1985~ A Comment on Linear Control Problems in the Theory of Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 30 309-315

853 GREGORY A ELMES 1985 Modeling Spatial Interaction of Utility Coal in Pennsylvania Annals of the Association ofAmerican Geographers 752 212-226

852 DANIEL GOLOMB STEPHEN BATfERI1AN JAMES GRUHL and WALTER C lABYS 1985 Sensitivity Analysis of the Kinetics of Acid Rain Models Atmospheric Environment 173 645-653

848 GREGORY ELMES 1984 Coal Transportation An Undervalued Aspect of Energy Modeling Transporlation Research-A 18-A1 13-23

8314 KINGSLEY E HAYNES FRED Y PHILLIPS and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints Economic Geography 591 52-65

8311 BARRY M RUBIN and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Energy Development Projects Coal Liquefaction in the Illinois Basin Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 171 11-20

823 WALTER C lABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

8012 WALTER ClABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Quadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Steam Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

803 WALTER C lABYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In Commodity Markets and Latin American Development A ltlodeling Approach eds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 BARRYD SOLOMON KINGSLEYE HAYNES and ADREW J KR1ENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

7714 ANDREW M ISSERI1AN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic GeOb1faphy 531 45-54

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations loumal of Regional Science 1713 327-344

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment alld Planning A 84 477-478

764 FRANK GIARRATANL 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues Environment and Planning A 84 447-454

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics March 278-283

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian lournal of Politics 9153-162

SOCIAL SCIENCE DIRECTIONS

9017 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1990 A Mind Ahead of its Time Libertas Mathematica 10 5-26 9015 JEFF L LEWIN and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 The Social Value of Crime International Review of

Law and Economics 10 271-284

18 Subject Index

907 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and RONALD F ABLER 1990 Bulgarian Geographers and Geography Professional Geographer 423 371~378

8812 JOHN PICKLES 1988 From Fact-World to Life-World The Phenomenological Method and Social Science Research In Qualitative Methods in Human Geography eds J Eyles and D M Smith Cambridge Polity Press

886 MARY BETH PUDUP 1988 Arguments within Regional Geography Progress in Human Geography 123 369-390

882 JOHN PICKLES 1988 Knowledge Theory and Practice The Role of Practical Reason in Geographical Theory In A Ground for Common Search eds R G Golledge H Couc1elis and P Gould Goleta CA Santa Barbara Geographical Press

8612 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Crazy Dualisms and Conceptual Leakage Or How We Can Continue to Misunderstand Human Geography Ohio Geographers 14Fall 75-84

866 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Geographic Theory and Educating for Democracy Antipode 182 136-154 861 JOHN PICKLES 1986 New Maps for Old A Reply to Smith Issues in Education 41 69-73 8521 JOHN PICKIES 1985 The Role of Place and Commonplaces in Democratic Empowerment Issues in

Education 33 232-241 8519 ANDREW M ISSERMAS 1985 Dare to Plan An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice

and Education Town Planning Review 564 483-491 8518 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Bioeconomics A Realistic Appraisal of Future Prospect In Global

Economy Today Tomorrow and the Transition ed Howard F Didsbury Jr Bethesda World Future Society

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

822 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

821 JOHN PICKIES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Rclevance of Regional Science Review ofRegional Studies 61 1-9

7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human Organization 333 261-275

7414 H RUSSELL BERJ~ARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

Subject Index 19

January 1989

The Regional Research Institute supports research requirin~ modest on-campus resources and provides assistance to faculty members in secunng external research grants Faculty research associates are selected on the basis of their research proposals which are sent for external review to former or present members of National Science Foundation review panels

August 1989

A pilot program for honors students encourages promising undergraduates to consider socIal science research careers Undergraduate fellows receive research trainin~ participate in research projects and then conduct their own research with the assIstance of fa~ulty members

August 1989

By hosting four meetings in 1987 and 1988 the Regional Research Institute established itself as an international conference center for regional science and related fields There were over a hundred seminars and workshops and two faculty short courses during the four years 1985 through 1988

More than sixty scholars visited the Regional Research Institute in 1984-88 Several came to the Institute as a result of cooperative research agreements initiated in the period 1985 to 1988 between the Institute and other research centers In each case the center is actively doing research on lagging regions of developed countries

In 1986 the Institute became the publisher of the International Regional Science Review a refereed journal with subscribers in 67 nations

The primary source of external funding during 1984-89 was the National Science Foundation fronl which five grants were received in 1987 and one in 1986

November 1990

Fourteen faculty research associates from six different colleges have been appointed through the annual competition initiated in 1988 Twelve undergraduates are conducting research with faculty mentors under the Honors Fellows program initiated in 1989 Several international programs are now active two-way exchanges A seminar with the Hunsarian Academy of Sciences this May has spawned several research activities and sImilar seminars have been planned with the University of Glasgow for 1991 and the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences in 1992 The USshyBulgarian seminars in 1987 and 1989 and the Institutes visiting scholar program have led to a MacArthur Foundation grant exceeding $400000

Three interdisciplinary research groups are forming The first group focuses on rural poverty and its amelioration the second on the economic and social development of the worlds major coal regions and the third on econonucshyenvironmental issues in eastern Europe The hope is that in three years the Institutes traditional strength in regional economic modeling and policy analysis will be augmented by strong teams in additional interdisciplinary research areas

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Subject Index

Regional Economic and Social Development

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT

9018 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Industrial Restructuring and Economic Development Strategies in a Japanese Steel Town The Case of Kitakyushu Town Planning Review 614 389-411

9012 MARY BETH PUDUP 1990 T4e Limits of Subsistence Agriculture and Industry in Central Appalachia Agricultural History 641 61-89

9010 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Helping Small Manufacturers Modernize Issues in Science and Technology 71 49-54

904 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Modern Times Learning from State Initiatives in Industrial Extension and Technology Transfer Economic Development Quarterly 43 186-202

903 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 State Initiatives to Modernize US Small and Midsized Manufacturers In Financing Economic Development eds Richard D Bingham Edward W Hill and Sammis B White Newbury Park CA Sage Publications

8912 MICHAEL B TEITZ and PHILIP SHAPIRA 1989 Growth and Turbulence in the California Economy In Deindustrialization and Regional Economic Transfonnation eds Lloyd Rodwin and Hidehiko Sazanami Winchester MA Unwin Hyman Inc

897 RONALD L LEWIS 1989 Why Dont You Bake Bread Franklin Trubee and the Scotts Run Reciprocal Economy Goldenseal 15Spring 34-41

895 MARY BETH PUDUP 1989 The Boundaries of Class in Preindustrial Appalachia Journal ofHistorical Geography 152 139-162

885 JOHN PICKIJES 1988 Recent Changes in Regional Policy in South Africa Geography 733 233-239 8715 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1987 Fossil Fuels and Regional Economic Development In Energy and the

Southwest Economy Dallas Federal Reserve Bank 8714 ROBERT WALKER 1987 Regional Development and Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological

Modelling 37 303-316 864 MARY BETH PUDUP 1986 Beyond the Traditional Mountain Subculture A New Look at Preshy

industrial Appalachia In Impact ofInstitutions on Appalachia eds J Lloyd and A G Campbell Boone NC Appalachian Consortium Press

8515 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Energy Constraints and Economic Development in the Northeast In Economic Prospects for the Northeast eds Harry W Richardson and Joseph H Turek Philadelphia Temple University Press

8410 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and PETER S FISHER 1984 Population Forecasting and Local Economic Planning The Limits on Community Control over Uncertainty Population Research and Policy Review 31 27-50

849 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1984 Energy and Regional Development In Energy Costs Urban Development and Housing eds Anthony Downs and Katharine L Bradbury Washington DC The Brookings Institution

8216 WILLIAM H MIEAAYK 1982 The Differential Effects of Rising Energy Prices on Regional Income and Employment In High Energy Costs Assessing the Burden ed Hans H Landsberg Baltimore The Johns Hopkins University Press for Resources for the Future

8215 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Energy Availability and State Economic Development Journal ofEnergy and Development 72 163-171

8110 ADAM ROSE DAVID KOLK MICHAEL BRADY and ROBERT KNEISEL 1981 Energy Development and Urban Employment Creation The Case of the City of Los Angeles Energy 610 1041-1052

8018 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 Regional Shifts in Economic Base and Structure in the United States Since 1940 In Alternatives to Confrontation ed Victor L Arnold Lexington MA DC Heath and Company

Subject Index 5

SO17 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 An Evaluation The Tools of Regional Development Policy Growth and Change 112 2-6

7917 JOHN M GOWDY 1979 Economic Growth Models and Regional Steady State Planning Growth and Change 103 37-42

7914 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 A Note on Recent Regional Growth Theories Journal ofRegional Science 193 303-308

7913 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 Resource Constraints and Regional Development Policy Atlantic Economic Journal 83 16-23

7719 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 The Changing Structure of the Southern Economy In Economics of Southern Growth eds E Blaine Liner and Lawrence K Lynch Research Triangle Park NC The Southern Growth Policies Board

7718 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 EDA and the Objectives of Regional Development Policy Explorations in Economic Research 43 390-408

7717 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Rising Energy Prices and Regional Economic Development Growth and Change 83 2-7

7623 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Decline of the Northern Perimeter Society 13 24-26 7622 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Regional Economic Consequences of High Energy Prices in the United

States Journal of Energy and Development 12 213-239 7621 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Some Regional Impacts of the Rising Cost of Energy Papers of the

Regional Science Association 37 213-227 76W GREGORY J L YI 1976 Towards the Application of Dynamic Growth Theory to Regions

Generalizations and Comments Journal ofRegional Science 161 117-124 7514 WILLIAM H MIER1gtYK 1975 The Northeast Isnt What It Used to Be In Balanced Growth for the

Northeast Proceedings of a Conference of Legislative Leaders on the Future of the Northeast New York State Senate

7513 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 Regional Employment Impacts of Rising Energy Prices Labor Law Journal 268 518-523

7422 JOHN P BlAIR and WALTER CHATFIELD 1974 Pareto Optimal Growth Public Choice 21 93-97 7420 G RICHARD DREESE 1974 Banks and Regional Economic Development Southern Economic Journal

404 647-656 717 ROBERT D BRITT 1971 The Appalachian Regional Development Program Growth and Change 23

3-13 6911 CARL W HALE 1969 The Optimality of Local Subsidies in Regional Development Programs

Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 93 35-50 6910 WILLIAM H MIERYK 1969 British Regional Development Policy Journal ofEconomic Issues 33 33shy

42 698 woo SIK KEE 1969 The Cause of Urban Poverty Journal ofHuman Resources 81 93-99 6810 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1968 The Role of State and Local Government in the

Economic Development of Appalachia Land Economics 441 50-58 689 CARL W HALE 1968 Local Subsidies Regional Development or Regional Rivalry American

Industrial Development Council Journal 34 33-53 673 CARL W HALE 1967 The Mechanism of the Spread Effect in Regional Development Land

Economics 434 45-52 672 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Appalachian Development The Long-Run View Poverty and Human

Resources Abstracts 23 36-43 662 WILLIAM H MIE~ryJ 1966 Experience under the British Local Employment Acts of 1960 and 1963

Industrial and Labor Relations Review 201 30-49

LABOR MARKETS MIGRATION AND POPULATION DISTRIBUTION

9014 SALLY WARD MAGGARD 1990 Gender Contested Womens Participation in the Brookside Coal Strike In Women and Social Protest eds Guida West and Rhoda Blumberg NY Oxford University Press

9013 MARY BETH PUDUP 1990 Womens Work in the West Virginia Economy West Virginia History 49 7shy20

892 ROBERT WALKER and MICHAEL HANNAN 1989 Dynamic Settlement Processes The Case of US Immigration The Professional Geographer 412 172-183

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891 RONALD L LEWIS 1989 From Peasant to Proletarian The Migration of Southern Blacks to the Central Appalachian Coalfields The Journal ofSouthern History 551 77-102

887 CARlA DICKSIEIN 1988 The Role of Cooperative Development Agencies in Developing Worker Cooperatives Lessons from Philadelphia Economic and Industrial Democracy 92 197-224

8517 LEE DE COlA 1985 Lognormal Estimates of Macroregional City-Size Distributions 1950-70 Environment and Planning A 1712 1637-1652

856 RONALD L LEWIS 1985 Job Control and Race Relations in the Coal Fields 1870-1920 Journal of Ethnic Studies 124 36-64

8313 GASPERA GAROFAW and MICHAELS FOGAR1Y 1983 A Note on the Measurement of Agglomeration Economies with Compensation for Urban Disamenities Journal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 104 383-387

8312 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1983 Decline of the Metropolitan Economy A New Interpretation Urban Studies 204 495-497

8310 R TODD ZDORKOWSKl and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1983 Two Views of the City as a Source of SpaceshyTime Trends in EconomicDevelopment and the Decline of Human Fertility Urban Geography 41 54shy62

835 DAVIDA PlANE and ANDREWM ISSERMAN 1983 US Interstate Labor Force Migration An Analysis of Trends Net Exchanges and Migration Subsystems Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 175-6 251shy266

834 BRIAN J CUSHING and MAHLON R STRASZHEIM 1983 Agglomeration Economies in the Public and Private Sector Urban Spatial and Fiscal Structure In Perspectives on Local Public Finance and Public Policy ed John Quigley Greenwich CT JAI Press

826 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1982 The Determinants of Residential Succession with Renewal Effects Journal of Urban Economics 111 1-10

8113 WILLIAM H MIER~ 1981 The 1981 Coal Strike A View from the Outside Labor Law Journal 8281 564-567

8111 R Q HANHAM and H CHANG 1981 Wage Inflation in a Growth Region The American Sun Belt In Regional Wage Inflation and Unemployment ed R L Martin Great Britain Pion Limited

816 CLIFFORD B HAWLEY and MICHAELS FOGAR1Y 1981 Can Agglomeration Economies Explain Why People Are Leaving Large Cities Environment and Planning A 132 225-230

8019 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y and GASPER GAROFALO 1980 Urban Size and the Amenity Structure of Cities Journal of Urban Economics 83 350-361

7918 GASPER GAROFAW and MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1979 Urban Income Distribution and the Urban Hierarchy-Equality Hypothesis Review ofEconomics and Statistics 613 381-388

7915 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and GLENN V FUGITI 1979 Population Growth and Retail Decline Conflicting Effects of Urban Accessibility in American Villages Rural Sociology 441 24-38

794 RONALD L LEWIS 1979 The Darkest Abode of Man Black Miners in the First Southern Coal Field 1780-1865 Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 190-202

7811 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y and GASPER GAROFAW 1978 An Exploration of the Real Productivity Effects of Cities Review ofRegional Studies 81 65-82

787 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Black Labor in the Eastern Virginia Coal Field 1765-1865 In Other Slaves Mechanics Artisans and Craftsmen eds Ronald L Lewis and James E Newton Boston MA GK Hall

786 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Slave Families at Early Chesapeake Ironworks Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 169-179

7722 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 Race and the United Mine Workers Union in Tennessee Selected Letters of William R Riley 1892-1895 Tennessee Historical Quarterly 36 524-536

7721 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1977 Predicting Neighborhood Decline within a Large Central City An Application of Discriminant Analysis Environment and Planning A 95 579-584

778 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Virginia Iron Industry The AnteshyBellum Era West Virginia History 38 141-156

777 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Jobs and Income Issue Papers of the Appalachian Conference on Balanced Growth and Economic Development Charleston WV October 41-57

7625 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Kalymnos The Island of the Sponge Fishermen Annals of the New York Academy ofSciences 268 289-307

Subject Index 7

7624 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Sponge Markets of Kalymnos Anthropologica 181 81-96 7614 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The American Dream and the Rationalization of Slavery Crisis 83 253-254 7613 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Chesapeake Iron Industry The

Colonial Era Labor History 17 388-405 758 NEIL A PALOMBA CATHERINE A PALOMBA and TOM S WITT 1975 Some Economic Factors Affecting

Safety in Underground Bituminous Coal Mines Comment SOllthem Economic Journal 422 13-23 7412 RONALD L LEWIS 1974 Slavery on Chesapeake Iron Plantations before the American Revolution

Journal of Negro History 59 242-254 7312 JOHN P BLAIR 1973 A Review of the Filtering-Down Theory Urban Affairs Quarterly 83 303-316 736 RICHARD RAYMOND 1973 The Interregional Brain Drain and Public Education Growth and Change

43 28-34 735 JOHN PAlMER and NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 Skill Differentials and Their Determinants American

Economist 172 130-136 721 RICHARD RAYMOND 1972 Determinants of Non-White Migration during the 1950s American Journal

of Economics and Sociology 311 9-20 704 RICHARD RAYMOND 1970 Regional Differences in Racial Discrimination in Education and

Employment Western Economic Joumal 82 190-208 697 DONALD E PURSELL 1969 The Impact of the South African Wage Board on SkilledUnskilled Wage

Differentials Eastem Africa Economic Review 11 73-81 696 RICHARD D RAYMOND 1969 Changes in the Relative Economic Status of Nonwhites 1950-60

Western Economic Journal 71 57-70 695 RICHARD RAYMOND 1969 Mobility and Economic Progress of Negro Americans During the 194Os

American Joumal ofEconomics and Sociology 284 337-350 694 ANTHONYP THIRLWALL 1969 Types of Unemployment With Special Reference to Non Demandshy

Deficient Unemployment in Great Britain Scottish Joumal ofPolitical Economy 16 19-49 687 DONALD E PURSELL 1968 Bantu Real Wages and Employment Opportunities in South Africa South

African Joumal ofEconomics 3611 87-103

INDUSTRIAL LOCATION AND MARKET AREAS

908 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1990 Undermining Disinvestment From a Marginal Propensity to Invest to a Propensity to Invest in the Margins Africa Today 372 67-80

902 ROBERT WALKER and FRANK CALZONETTI 1990 Searching for New Manufacturing Plant Locations A Study of Location Decisions in Central Appalachia Regional Studies 241 15-30

8915 CARLA DICKSTEIN and GREG SAYRE 1989 Socioeconomic Impacts of Landfills in West Virginia West Virginia Public Affairs Reporter 64 1-6

8913 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1989 Taiwanese Inveslment in South Africa African Affairs October 507-528

889 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1988 Reorientating South Africas International Links Capital amp Class 35 Summer 49-55

8719 MARY BETH PUDUP 1987 From Farm to Factory Structuring and Location of the US Farm Machinery Industry Economic Geography 633 203-222

876 MARY BETH PUDUP and MICHAEL J WATfS 1987 Growing against the Grain Mechanized Rice Farming in the Sacramento Valley California In Fanning Systems and Change cds S B Brush and B L Turner III New York Guilford Press

8610 RANK J CALZONETTI PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITI 1986 USA Power Plant Location and Fuel Mix Opportunities for Electricity Exporting Regions Energy Policy 146 528-541

846 BARRY D SOLOMON and KINGSLEY E HAYNES 1984 A Survey and Critique of Multiobjective Power Plant Siting Decision Rules Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 182 71-79

839 ROBERT Q fLtNHAM and FRANKJ CALZONETTI 1983 Regional and Temporal Trends in Power Plant Unit Siting 1912-1978 Professional GeObTapher 354 416-426

8213 GREGORY A ELMES FRANK J CALZONETTI and STUART A FOSTER 1982 Siting Fly Ash-Derived Alumina Recovery Facilities in West Virginia SOlltheastem Geographer 221 1-19

819 WALTER C LABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1981 Stability of Appalachian Coal Shipments under Policy Variation Energy Joumal 2 111-128

Subject Index 8

r r

8014 FRANK J CALZONElTI MARK S ECKERT and EDWARD J MALECKI 1980 Siting Energy Facilities in the USA Policies for the Western States Energy Policy June 138-152

8013 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and FEREIDOON SHAHROKH 1980 Spatial Equilibrium in the US Coal Industry Energy Economics 24 230-236

7916 MING-JENG HWANG and MELVIN L GREENHUf 1979 Estimates of Fixed Costs and the Sizes of Market Areas in the United States Environment and Planning A 119 993-1009

7911 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and SOOSAN SHAHROKH 1979 Market Delineation in the Coal Industry Review ofRegional Studies 92 6-17

7910 MING-JENG HWANG 1979 A Model of Spatial Price Discrimination for the Pricing Schedule of Coal Journal ofRegional Science 192 231-243

795 WALTER P PAGE 1979 Competition and Concentration in Appalachian Coal Production 1960 to 1975 Policy Analysis and Infonnation Systems 31 141-160

7810 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and MING-JENG HWANG 1978 Spatial Analysis and the Identification of Coal Markets Journal of Energy and Development 141 104-125

7720 FRANK GIARRATANI and CHARLES F SOCHER 1977 The Pattern of Industrial Location and Rising Energy Prices Atlantic Economic Journal 51 48-55

7516 MELVIN L GREENHUf MING-JENG HWANG and HOHTA 1975 Observations on the Shape and Relevance of the Spatial Demand Function Econometrica 434 669-682

7419 JOHN GREENHUf MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination over Space Theory Assumption and a Case Example Annals ofRegional Science 83 70-81

713 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1971 Local Labor Market Effects of New Plant Locations In Essays in Regional Economics eds John F Kain and John R Meyer Cambridge Harvard University Press

709 WILLIAM G DEWALD and G RICHARD DREESE 1970 Bank Behavior with Respect to Deposit Variability Journal ofFinance 254 400-470

688 GILBERT L RUfMAN 1968 The Transkei An Experiment in Economic Separation South African Journal ofEconomics 361 24-31

674 GERALD ALBAUM and GILBERT L RUfMAN 1967 The Cooperative-Based Marketing System in Tanganyika Journal ofMarketing 31 54-58

RESOlTRCES AND UTILITIES

8810 THOMAS TORRIES ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1988 Mineral Project Selection and Economic Development The Case of Namibia Matelials and Society 123-4 263-294

8711 ADAM ROSE and UKAR SOELISTIJO 1987 The Potential of Coal in the Development of Oil-Rich LDCs In Global Energy Interactions ed R K Pachauri New Delhi Allied Publishers

877 FRANK J CALZONliTI 1987 Regional Trends in Coal Use for Electricity Generation Implications for the US and UK In Geographic Issues in Mineral Resource Development eds H E Johansen O P Mathew and G Rudzitis Boulder CO Westview Press

871 ROBERT T WALKER 1987 Land Use Transition and Deforestation in Developing Countries Geographical Analysis 191 18-30

865 FRANKJ CALZONETTI DAVID L DURHAM and GREGORY A ELMES 1986 Power Plant Flyash Magnetite Performs Well in Coal Cleaning Power Engineering 90 52-55

863 WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1986 Regulator Selection Methods and Electricity Prices Land Economics 621 1-13

859 WALTERJ PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1985 Voter Power and Electricity Prices Public Choice 473 519-525

857 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1985-86 European Community Energy Policy and Its Significance to American Coal Exports Journal ofMineral Law and Policy 12 173-219

847 WALTER C LABYS 1984 An Optimal Trade Policy to Counter Latin American Commodity Market Instability In Tenus of Trade and the Optimal Tanf in Latin America ed E Conesa Buenos Aires Institute for Latin American Integration

845 DEREKJ SPOONER and FRANKJ CALZONEITI 1984 Geography and the Coal Revival AngloshyAmerican Perspectives Progress in Human GeobIfaphy 81 1-25

8315 PATRICK C MANN 1983 Water Pricing Research Needs American Water Works Association Journal 75 24-27

Subject Index 9

838 WALTER C IABYS RAJENDRA K PACHURI and CHARLES L BLITZER 1983 Coal A Development Challenge Natural Resource Fomm 7 299-310

837 PATRICK C MANN and PAUL R LEFRANCOIS 1983 Trends in the Real Price of Water Journal of the American Water Works Association 75 441-443

836 PATRICK C MANN and WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR 1983 Elected Versus Appointed Commissioners Does It Make a Difference in Utility Prices In Adjusting to Regulatory Pricing and Marketing Realities ed Harry M Trebing East Lansing Institute of Public Utilities Michigan State University

8212 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Elcphants Uranium and the Energy Crisis Tennessee Law Review 494 885-918

8211 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Monitoring Foreign Investment in Energy Resources Problems and Proposals West Vitginia Law Review 84 1093-1103

8210 JAMES J FRIEDBERG and EDWARD Z FOX 1982 Coal Export Associations Possible Effects of American and Common Market Antitrust Laws Northem Kentucky Law Review 9 23-43

829 MING-JENG HWANG 1982 Crude Oil Pricing in the World Market Atlantic Economic Journal 102 1shy5

828 ADAM ROSE MICHAEL SHEEHAN and DALE HURD 1982 Nonrenewable Resources and the Development of Arid Lands A Planning Approach In Altemative Strategies for Desert Development and Management Elmsford NY Pergamon Press

827 PATRICK C MANN and DONALD L SCHLENGER 1982 Marginal Cost and Seasonal Pricing of Water Service Journal of the American Water Works Association January 6-11

818 FRANKJ CALZONETTI and GREGORY A ELMES 1981 Metal Recovery from Power Plant Ash An Ecological Approach to Coal Utilization GeoJoumal Supplementary Issue 3 59-70

817 ADAM ZACHARY ROSE 1981 Utility Lifelines and Economic Activity in the Context of Earthquakes In Social and Economic Impact ofEarthquakes on Utility Lifelines ed J Isenberg New York American Society of Civil Engineers

8016 ADAM ROSE 1980 Geothermal Energy in California Policies Lo Improve the Economic Impact of Energy Resource Development Growth and Change 111 41-47

8015 FRANK J CALZONETTI 1980 Bentonite Liners for Power Plant Lagoons Power Engineering March 61-62

8011 PATRICK C MANN 1980 Equity and Economics in Setting Water Rates for Apartment Complexes Journal of the American Water Works Association 72 74-77

8010 PATRICK C MANN ROBERT J SAUNDERS and JEREMY J WARFORD 1980 A Note on Capital Indivisibility and the Definition of Marginal Cost Water Resources Research 163 602-604

809 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 CoaL In Collective Bargaining Contemporary American Experience ed Gerald G Somers Madison WI Industrial Relations Research Association

799 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Dynamics of Traditional Rate Regulation Research in Law and Economics 1 195-212

798 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Water Industry Economic and Policy Issues In Regulation Competition and Deregulation Lexington VA Washington and Lee University

797 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1979 Cost Behavior and Water Systems Water Resources Bulletin 155 1301-1307

796 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 Coal Problems and Prospects in the 1980s Journal ofEnergy and Development 51 9-18

789 WALTER P PAGE and AUSTIN H MONTGOMERY JR 1978 Social Costs of the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act Amendments Eastern Economic JoumaI43-4 161-166

788 ADAM ROSE STAHRI EDMUNDS and EVERARD LOfTING 1978 The Economics of Geothermal Energy Development at the Regional Level Journal of Energy and Development 41 126-152

7713 PATRICK C MANN 1977 The Interlocking of Municipalities and Publicly Owned Utilities In Local Service Pricing Policies and 77leir Effect on Urban Spatial Stmcture ed Paul B Downing New York Columbia University Press

7712 PATRICK C MANN 1977 Water Rates An Evaluation of Options Journal of the American Water Works Associatioll 692 84-88

7711 PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITT 1977 The Impact on Electricity Rate Structures from Increasing Energy Costs Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 566-571

10 Subject Index

7618 WALTER ClABYS 1976 Foreign Investment in the US Minerals Industry The Case of West Virginia Coal InA Study ofAlien Investment in United States Lands ed E Wunderlick Washington DC US Department of Agriculture

7617 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1976 Ownership and Water System Operation Water ResourcesBulletin 125 995-1004

7616 JOHN L MIKESELL and PATRICK C MANN 1976 Pricing by Rural Electric Cooperatives Land Economics 521 96-102

7510 ADAM ROSE 1975 The Cost of Stack Gas Cleaning in New York State Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association 2510 1005-100S

7416 PATRICK C MANN 1974 User Power and Electricity Rates Journal ofLaw and Economics 172 433shy443

7311 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1973 Should Regulatory Commissions be Abolished Modified or Retained Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-7

7310 PATRICK C MANN 1973 The Political Influence of Residential Consumers on Water Rates Water Resources Bulletin 95 976-984 Comment and Reply 106 1308-1310

738 JOHN L MIKESELL and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1973 Rates of Return in Public and Private Enterprise Electric Utilities in the United States Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and Economics 91 41-54

723 G RICHARD DREESE and HAROLD L BRYANT 1972 Costs and Effects of a Water Program for a Small Stripping Company--Southeastern Ohio Water Resources Bulletin 82 320-327

722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 122 77-89

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORJtAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 62 45-56

707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 104 37-49

706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of the American Water Works Association 629 534-537

705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319

699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 92 5-20

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

PUBLIC FINANCE AND TRANSPORTATION

881 ADAM ROSE and BRANDT STEVENS 1988 Distributional Impacts of Oil and Gas Tax Reforms Energy Economics 103 235-241

873 MING-JENG HWANG and PATRICK C MANN 1987 Deregulation and Efficiency in the Rail Industry Atlantic Economic Journal 152 47-52

8511 FRANK CALZONETIl and ROBERT HANHAM 1985 Changing Energy Prices and State Revenue In Geographical Dimensions of Energy eds F J Calzonetti and B D Solomon Dordrecht Holland Reidel Publishing

843 BRIAN J CUSHING 1984 Capitalization of Interjurisdictional Fiscal Differentials An Alternative Approach Journal of Urban Economics 153 317-326

842 REX HONIlt~ and DAVID SORENSON 1984 Jurisdictional Benefits and Local Costs The Politics of School Closings In Public Senice Provision and Urban Development eds Andrew Kirby Paul Knox and Steven Pinch London Croom Helm

Subject Index 11

824

815

7912

784

7716

7715

7619

766

7512

7511

7421

7418

739

734

724

712 711

703

693

686

685

684

661

IRWIN FELLER GREGORY ELMES and JAMES MEYER 1982 Spatial Aspects of the Diffusion of Technological Innovations among American Municipal Governments Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 165 225-238 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 The Allocation of Funds to Small Cities under the Community Development Block Grant Program An Evaluation Journal of the American Planning Association 471 3-28 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1979 Coming New Coal Transportation Modes Mechanical Engineering 1019 37-43 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and KAREN L MAJORS 1978 General Revenue Sharing Federal Incentives to Change Local Government Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 443 317-327 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1977 Eminent Domain Its Origin Meaning and Relevance to Coal Slurry Pipelines Transportation Journal 171 5-21 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and SIDNEY KATELL 1977 Railroad Volume Freight Rates Evolution and Analysis ICC Practitioners Journal January-February 146-161 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1976 The Coal Slurry Pipeline Its Contribution in Meeting the Nations Energy Requirements Journal ofEconomics 2 196-200 ANDREW MISSERMAN 1976 Interjurisdictional Spillovers Political Fragmentation and the Level of Local Public Services A Re-Examination Urban Studies 131 1-12 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Status of Slurry Pipeline Transportation of Bituminous Coal The Intersociety Conference on Transportation Atlanta GA THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Transporting Western Coal Unit Trains or Slurry Pipeline Logistics and Transportation Review 112 147-152 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1974 Transportation in Developing Countries Special Reference to Kenya Traffic Quarterly 281 139-153 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination by Regulated Motor Carriers Comment American Economic Review 644 780-784 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-3 WILLIAM H MIERt-YK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health eds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation Journal 121 15-22 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Loltal Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 111 23-29 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem National Tax lournaI232 206-213 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 ROYW BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208 WOO SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax lournaI212 183-189 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

HUMAN SERVICES AND OTHER POLICY

9016 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1990 The Convergence of Law in an Era of Political Integration The Wood Pulp Case and the Alcoa Effects Doctrine University ofPittsburgh Law Review 522 289-326

901 BARBARA RASMUSSEN 1990 Storer College A Bygone Harpers Ferry Institution Goldenseal 161 46shy49

12 Subject Index

899 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1989 Estimations of the Economic Model of Crime Using Aggregate and Individual Level Data Southern Economic Journal 562 423middot439

884 KENNETII C MARTIS 1988 Sectionalism and the United States Congress Political Geography Quarterly 72 99middot109

8716 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reform and Paternalism in China Some Theoretical Concerns International Regional Science Review 111 59middot73

8712 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reforms and Politics Studies in Comparative International Developments 4 76shy82

872 JOHN PICKLES 1987 The Numbers Game Legitimising Apartheid Review ofAfrican Political Economy 38April 102-103

8512 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISTOPHER J SMITH 1985 What Drives People to Drink Interpreting the Effect of Urban Living on the Use and Abuse of Alcohol Urban Ecology 92 195-213

855 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISfOPHER J SMITH 1985 Regional Change and Problem Drinking in the United States 1970-78 Regional Studies 192 149middot162

8112 C J SMITH and R Q HANHAM 1981 Proximity and the Formation of Public Attitudes towards Mental Illness Environment and Planning A 132 147-165

814 RONALD L LEWIS 1981 Rev TG Steward and the Education of Blacks in Reconstruction Delaware Delaware History Spring-Summer 156-178

813 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Any Place But Here Mental Health Facilities as Noxious Neighbors Professional Geographer 333 326-334

812 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Deinstitutionalization of the Mentally Ill A Time Path Analysis of the American States 1955-1975 Social Science and Medicine 15D 361-378

806 RONALD L LEWIS 1980 Rev TG Stewart (sic) and Mixed Schools in Delaware 1882 Delaware History 19 53-58

805 ADAM ROSE 1980 Mandating Local Government Emergency Services Urban Interest 21 65-73 785 CATHERINE A PALOMBA and NEIL A PALOMBA 1978 An Analysis of Dropouts from a West Virginia

Training Program for Coal Miners Journal ofEconomics 4 133-136 775 CRAIG K ELWELL and NElLA PALOMBA 1977 Economic Benefit-Cost Evaluation of West Virginia

Vocational Rehabilitation Lessons for the Vocational Rehabilitation System Journal ofEconomics 3 201-204

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

748 NEIL A PAWMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

733 NEIL A PAWMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law Journal 2411 733-738

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

Subject Index 13

Regional Models and Methods of Analysis

ECONOMIC MODELS AND ANALYSIS

9011 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Who Has Standing in Cost-Benefit Analysis Journal ofPolicy Analysis and Management 92 201-218

906 PETER W J BATEY and ADAM Z ROSE 1990 Extended Input-Output Models Progress and Potential International Regional Science Review 131-2 27-49

905 PAUL M BEAUMONT 1990 Supply and Demand Interaction in Integrated Econometric and InputshyOutput Models International Regional Science Review 131-2 167-181

8918 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN D MERRIFIELD 1989 Quasi-Experimental Methods for Analyzing Regional Economic and Spatial Change An Application to an Energy Boomtown In Regional Development Processes and Policies eds William H Berentsen Darrick R Danta and Eta Daroczi Centre for Regional Studies Hungarian Academy of Sciences Pecs Hungary

8914 DAVID GREENSTREET 1989 A Conceptual Framework for Construction of Hybrid Regional InputshyOutput Models Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 235 283-289

896 ADAM ROSE and WILLIAM MIERNYK 1989 Input-Output Analysis The First Fifty Years Economic Systems Research 12 229-271

894 ANDREWM ISSERMAN and PAUL M BEAUMONT 1989 New Directions in Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Project Evaluation Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 2312 39-53

888 ADAM ROSE and PAUL BEAUMONT 1988 Interrelational Income-Distribution Multipliers for the West Virginia Economy Journal ofRegional Science 284 461-475

883 MICHAEL J HANNAN and ADAM Z ROSE 1988 The Policy-Cost Index Approach to Modeling Change in Input-Output Coefficients An Application to Acid Rain Policy TecJmological Forecasting and Social Change 331 13-22

8721 MICHAEL KRASHINSKY and WILLIAM J MILNE 1987 Housing Prices in Metropolitan Toronto Regional Science and Urban Economics 172 289-305

8720 JOHN MERRIFIELD 1987 A Neoclassical Anatomy of the Economic Base Multiplier Journal of Regional Science 272 283-294

8713 UWE SCHUBERT SHELBY GERKING ANDREW ISSERMAN and CAROL TAYLOR 1987 Regional Labour Market Modelling A State of the Art Review In Regional Labour Markets eds M M Fischer and P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

879 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOlIN D MERRIFIELD 1987 Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Regional Analysis An Application to an Energy Boomtown and Growth Pole Theory Economic Geography 631 3-19

8613 SANDOR PETER 1986 The Relevance of Pollution-Related Input-Output Models for Regional Environmental Management in Hungary A Critical Approach Papers of the Regional Science Association 60 125-131

862 PAUL BEAUMONT ANDREW ISSERMAN DAVID MCMILLEN DAVID PLANE and PETER ROGERSON 1986 The ECESIS Economic-Demographic Model of the United States In Population Change and the Economy ed A M Isserman Boston Kluwer-Nijhoff Publishing Company

8520 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH WALTER C LABYS and TOM S WITT 1985 Resource Commodity Dependency and State Econometric Modeling Review ofRegional Studies 153 36-48

8514 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH and WALTER C LABYS 1985 A Commodity-Regional Model of West Virginia Journal ofRegional Science 253 383-411

854 BENJAMIN STEVENS and ADAM ROSE 1985 Regional Input-Output Methods for Tourism Impact Analysis In Assessing the Economic Impacts ofRecreation and Tourism eds Dennis Propst et al Asheville NC US Forest Service

841 ADAM ROSE 1984 Technological Change and Input-Output Analysis An Appraisal Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 185 305-318

832 ADAM ROSE 1983 Modeling the Macroeconomic Impact of Air Pollution Abatement Journal of Regional Science 234 441-459

831 ROBERT WALKER and JANUSZ SZYR1ER 1983 Interregional Total Flow A Concept and Application to a US Input-Output Model Review of Regional Studies 132 12-21

14 Subject Index

8217 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN MERRIFIELD 1982 The Use of Control Groups in Evaluating Regional Economic Policy Regional Science and Urban Economics 121 43-58

8214 ADAM ROSE BEN NAKAYAMA and BRANDT STEVENS 1982 Modern Energy Region Development and Income Distribution An Input -Output Analysis Joumal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 92 149-164

811 SHELBY D GERKING and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 Bifurcation and the Time Pattern of Impacts in the Economic Base Model Joumal ofRegional Science 214 451-467

804 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1980 Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of Alternative Methods Intemational Regional Science Review 52 155-184

801 ROBERTT WALKER and SUZANNE E BAYLEY 1980 An Energetic and Economic Simulation for the Evaluation of Transportation Policy Computers Environment and Urban Systems 51-2 83-96

791 PAUL B SLATER and WOLFGANG SCHWARZ 1979 Global Trade Patterns Scaling and Clustering Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics 97 381-387

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environment and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Joumal of Environmental Systems 72 131-147

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic Impacts Joumal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

763 WILLIAM H MIERlTYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input-Output Analysis Intemational Regional Science Review 12 47-55

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Joumal ofRegional Science 153 371-373

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363

7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley Joumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation ~fodeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUTHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 w F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

732 WILLIAM H MIERVYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics eds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

702 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and Change 12 27-32

Subject Index 15

692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

691 WILLIAM H MIER~YK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications ofInput-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

671 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commerciali 148 741-753

POPULATION MODELS AND ANALYSIS

8919 DAVID K FOOT and WILLIAM J MILNE 1989 Multiregional Estimation of Gross Internal Migration Flows International Regional Science Review 121 29-43

893 BRIAN J CUSHING 1989 Use and Misuse of the Allocation Rate in Models of Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 231 51-58

8718 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 A Note on Specification of Climate Variables in Models of Population Migration Joumal ofRegional Science 274 641-649

8717 PAUL M BEAUMONT and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1987 Comment Judgment in Population Forecasting Journal of the American Statistical Association 82400 1004-1009

878 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 Location-Specific Amenities Topography and Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 212 74-85

869 BRIAN J CUSHING 1986 Accounting for Spatial Relationships in Models of Interstate Population Migration Annals ofRegional Science 202 66-73

868 ANDREW ISSER1AN CAROL TAYlOR SHELBY GERKING and UWE SCHUBERT 1986 Regional Labor Market Analysis In Handbook ofRegional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8513 ANDREWMISSERl1AN DAVIDA PLANE PETERA ROGERSON and PAULM BEAUMONT 1985 Forecasting Interstate Migration with Limited Data A Demographic-Economic Approach Journal of the American Statistical Association 80390 277-285

851 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1985 Economic-Demographic Modeling with Endogenously Determined Birth and Migration Rates Theory and Prospects Environment and Planning A 171 25-45

844 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1984 Projection Forecast and Plan On the Future of Population Forecasting Joumal of the American Planning Association 502 208-221

825 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAVID A PLANE and DAVID B MCMILLEN 1982 Internal Migration in the United States An Evaluation of Federal Data Review of Public Data Use 114 285-311

808 E JAMES HAR~ER and PAUL B SLATER 1980 Identifying Medical Regions Using Hierarchical Clustering Social Science and Medicine 14D 3-10

807 ANDREW M ISSERfAN and MARILYN BROWN 1980 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science Association 45November 139-158

793 PAUL B SLATER 1979 Biplots of 1959-1961 United States Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 759-766

792 PAUL B SLATER 1979 1965-70 Interstate Migration in the United States An Extension of the Multiterminal Method to Multiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 6 205-208

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188 774 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of

the American Institute of Planners 433 247-259 771 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and

Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291 7612 PAUL B SLATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybemetics April 321-324

16 Subject Index

7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972 Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132

7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56

769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12

768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878

767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social Science Research 51 173-224

765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data Human Organization 353 269-286

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American foumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data foumal of Regional Science 143 377-388

737 ROllERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West Virginia West Virginia Medical foumaI698 1-4

701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables Demography 71 87-91

RESOURCE MODELS AND ANALYSIS

909 WALTER C IABYS and MONTAGUE J LORD 1990 Portfolio Optimisation and the Design of Latin American Export Diversification Policies foumal of Development Studies 262 260-277

8917 WALTER C IAllYS and JEAN-BAPTISTE LESOURD 1989 Facteurs Explicatifs des Ajustements de Prix sur Ie Marche International du Charbon Revue de lenergie 416 Decembre 1035-1045

8916 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 An Integrated Exhaustible Resource Model of Copper Market Dynamics In Economics in 17zeory and Practice An Eclectic Approach eds J Marquez and L R Klein Dordrecht Kluwer Academic Publishers

8911 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 Spatial and Temporal Price and Allocation Models of Mineral and Energy Markets In Quantitative Methods for Market-Oriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time eds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

8910 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C IAllYS 1989 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and Natural Gas In Quantitative Methods for MarketshyOriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time cds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

898 WALTERC IABYS and LORNA M WADDELL 1989 Commodity Lifecycles in US Materials Demand Resources Policy 15September 238-252

8811 THOMAS F TORRIES 1988 Competitive Cost Analysis in the Mineral Industries The Example of Nickel Resources Policy 143 193-204

8710 FRANK J CALZONETTI DEREK SPOONER and GREGORY G SAYRE 1987 A Reassessment of Site Suitability Analysis for Power Plant Siting A Maryland Example Applied Geography 7 223-241

Subject Index 17

875 ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1987 Sources of Change in Energy Use in the US Economy 1972-82 In World Energy Markets Coping with Instability ed J Rowse Calgary Friesen

874 ROBERT WALKER and KATHY REX-LOPATTO 1987 Evaluation of Costs Associated with Regional Environmental Impact in Chesapeake Bay loumal ofEnvironmental Systems 171 15-31

8611 WALTER ClABYS 1986 An Economic Analysis of the Stability of East-West Mineral Trade Patterns Resources Policy September 223-242

867 WALTER C lABYS and TAKASHI TAKAYAMA 1986 Spatial Equilibrium Analysis Mathematical and Programming Model Advances in Spatial Agricultural Energy and Mineral Modeling In Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8516 ADAM ROSE 1985 Modeling Energy Conservation Programs An Application to Natural Gas Utilities Energy lournaI64 87-103

8510 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C lABYS 1985 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and the Natural Gas Market Energy Economics 7 145shy152

858 ROBERT WALKER 1985~ A Comment on Linear Control Problems in the Theory of Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 30 309-315

853 GREGORY A ELMES 1985 Modeling Spatial Interaction of Utility Coal in Pennsylvania Annals of the Association ofAmerican Geographers 752 212-226

852 DANIEL GOLOMB STEPHEN BATfERI1AN JAMES GRUHL and WALTER C lABYS 1985 Sensitivity Analysis of the Kinetics of Acid Rain Models Atmospheric Environment 173 645-653

848 GREGORY ELMES 1984 Coal Transportation An Undervalued Aspect of Energy Modeling Transporlation Research-A 18-A1 13-23

8314 KINGSLEY E HAYNES FRED Y PHILLIPS and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints Economic Geography 591 52-65

8311 BARRY M RUBIN and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Energy Development Projects Coal Liquefaction in the Illinois Basin Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 171 11-20

823 WALTER C lABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

8012 WALTER ClABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Quadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Steam Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

803 WALTER C lABYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In Commodity Markets and Latin American Development A ltlodeling Approach eds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 BARRYD SOLOMON KINGSLEYE HAYNES and ADREW J KR1ENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

7714 ANDREW M ISSERI1AN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic GeOb1faphy 531 45-54

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations loumal of Regional Science 1713 327-344

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment alld Planning A 84 477-478

764 FRANK GIARRATANL 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues Environment and Planning A 84 447-454

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics March 278-283

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian lournal of Politics 9153-162

SOCIAL SCIENCE DIRECTIONS

9017 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1990 A Mind Ahead of its Time Libertas Mathematica 10 5-26 9015 JEFF L LEWIN and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 The Social Value of Crime International Review of

Law and Economics 10 271-284

18 Subject Index

907 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and RONALD F ABLER 1990 Bulgarian Geographers and Geography Professional Geographer 423 371~378

8812 JOHN PICKLES 1988 From Fact-World to Life-World The Phenomenological Method and Social Science Research In Qualitative Methods in Human Geography eds J Eyles and D M Smith Cambridge Polity Press

886 MARY BETH PUDUP 1988 Arguments within Regional Geography Progress in Human Geography 123 369-390

882 JOHN PICKLES 1988 Knowledge Theory and Practice The Role of Practical Reason in Geographical Theory In A Ground for Common Search eds R G Golledge H Couc1elis and P Gould Goleta CA Santa Barbara Geographical Press

8612 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Crazy Dualisms and Conceptual Leakage Or How We Can Continue to Misunderstand Human Geography Ohio Geographers 14Fall 75-84

866 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Geographic Theory and Educating for Democracy Antipode 182 136-154 861 JOHN PICKLES 1986 New Maps for Old A Reply to Smith Issues in Education 41 69-73 8521 JOHN PICKIES 1985 The Role of Place and Commonplaces in Democratic Empowerment Issues in

Education 33 232-241 8519 ANDREW M ISSERMAS 1985 Dare to Plan An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice

and Education Town Planning Review 564 483-491 8518 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Bioeconomics A Realistic Appraisal of Future Prospect In Global

Economy Today Tomorrow and the Transition ed Howard F Didsbury Jr Bethesda World Future Society

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

822 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

821 JOHN PICKIES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Rclevance of Regional Science Review ofRegional Studies 61 1-9

7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human Organization 333 261-275

7414 H RUSSELL BERJ~ARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

Subject Index 19

Subject Index

Regional Economic and Social Development

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT

9018 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Industrial Restructuring and Economic Development Strategies in a Japanese Steel Town The Case of Kitakyushu Town Planning Review 614 389-411

9012 MARY BETH PUDUP 1990 T4e Limits of Subsistence Agriculture and Industry in Central Appalachia Agricultural History 641 61-89

9010 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Helping Small Manufacturers Modernize Issues in Science and Technology 71 49-54

904 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Modern Times Learning from State Initiatives in Industrial Extension and Technology Transfer Economic Development Quarterly 43 186-202

903 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 State Initiatives to Modernize US Small and Midsized Manufacturers In Financing Economic Development eds Richard D Bingham Edward W Hill and Sammis B White Newbury Park CA Sage Publications

8912 MICHAEL B TEITZ and PHILIP SHAPIRA 1989 Growth and Turbulence in the California Economy In Deindustrialization and Regional Economic Transfonnation eds Lloyd Rodwin and Hidehiko Sazanami Winchester MA Unwin Hyman Inc

897 RONALD L LEWIS 1989 Why Dont You Bake Bread Franklin Trubee and the Scotts Run Reciprocal Economy Goldenseal 15Spring 34-41

895 MARY BETH PUDUP 1989 The Boundaries of Class in Preindustrial Appalachia Journal ofHistorical Geography 152 139-162

885 JOHN PICKIJES 1988 Recent Changes in Regional Policy in South Africa Geography 733 233-239 8715 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1987 Fossil Fuels and Regional Economic Development In Energy and the

Southwest Economy Dallas Federal Reserve Bank 8714 ROBERT WALKER 1987 Regional Development and Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological

Modelling 37 303-316 864 MARY BETH PUDUP 1986 Beyond the Traditional Mountain Subculture A New Look at Preshy

industrial Appalachia In Impact ofInstitutions on Appalachia eds J Lloyd and A G Campbell Boone NC Appalachian Consortium Press

8515 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Energy Constraints and Economic Development in the Northeast In Economic Prospects for the Northeast eds Harry W Richardson and Joseph H Turek Philadelphia Temple University Press

8410 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and PETER S FISHER 1984 Population Forecasting and Local Economic Planning The Limits on Community Control over Uncertainty Population Research and Policy Review 31 27-50

849 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1984 Energy and Regional Development In Energy Costs Urban Development and Housing eds Anthony Downs and Katharine L Bradbury Washington DC The Brookings Institution

8216 WILLIAM H MIEAAYK 1982 The Differential Effects of Rising Energy Prices on Regional Income and Employment In High Energy Costs Assessing the Burden ed Hans H Landsberg Baltimore The Johns Hopkins University Press for Resources for the Future

8215 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Energy Availability and State Economic Development Journal ofEnergy and Development 72 163-171

8110 ADAM ROSE DAVID KOLK MICHAEL BRADY and ROBERT KNEISEL 1981 Energy Development and Urban Employment Creation The Case of the City of Los Angeles Energy 610 1041-1052

8018 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 Regional Shifts in Economic Base and Structure in the United States Since 1940 In Alternatives to Confrontation ed Victor L Arnold Lexington MA DC Heath and Company

Subject Index 5

SO17 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 An Evaluation The Tools of Regional Development Policy Growth and Change 112 2-6

7917 JOHN M GOWDY 1979 Economic Growth Models and Regional Steady State Planning Growth and Change 103 37-42

7914 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 A Note on Recent Regional Growth Theories Journal ofRegional Science 193 303-308

7913 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 Resource Constraints and Regional Development Policy Atlantic Economic Journal 83 16-23

7719 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 The Changing Structure of the Southern Economy In Economics of Southern Growth eds E Blaine Liner and Lawrence K Lynch Research Triangle Park NC The Southern Growth Policies Board

7718 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 EDA and the Objectives of Regional Development Policy Explorations in Economic Research 43 390-408

7717 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Rising Energy Prices and Regional Economic Development Growth and Change 83 2-7

7623 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Decline of the Northern Perimeter Society 13 24-26 7622 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Regional Economic Consequences of High Energy Prices in the United

States Journal of Energy and Development 12 213-239 7621 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Some Regional Impacts of the Rising Cost of Energy Papers of the

Regional Science Association 37 213-227 76W GREGORY J L YI 1976 Towards the Application of Dynamic Growth Theory to Regions

Generalizations and Comments Journal ofRegional Science 161 117-124 7514 WILLIAM H MIER1gtYK 1975 The Northeast Isnt What It Used to Be In Balanced Growth for the

Northeast Proceedings of a Conference of Legislative Leaders on the Future of the Northeast New York State Senate

7513 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 Regional Employment Impacts of Rising Energy Prices Labor Law Journal 268 518-523

7422 JOHN P BlAIR and WALTER CHATFIELD 1974 Pareto Optimal Growth Public Choice 21 93-97 7420 G RICHARD DREESE 1974 Banks and Regional Economic Development Southern Economic Journal

404 647-656 717 ROBERT D BRITT 1971 The Appalachian Regional Development Program Growth and Change 23

3-13 6911 CARL W HALE 1969 The Optimality of Local Subsidies in Regional Development Programs

Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 93 35-50 6910 WILLIAM H MIERYK 1969 British Regional Development Policy Journal ofEconomic Issues 33 33shy

42 698 woo SIK KEE 1969 The Cause of Urban Poverty Journal ofHuman Resources 81 93-99 6810 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1968 The Role of State and Local Government in the

Economic Development of Appalachia Land Economics 441 50-58 689 CARL W HALE 1968 Local Subsidies Regional Development or Regional Rivalry American

Industrial Development Council Journal 34 33-53 673 CARL W HALE 1967 The Mechanism of the Spread Effect in Regional Development Land

Economics 434 45-52 672 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Appalachian Development The Long-Run View Poverty and Human

Resources Abstracts 23 36-43 662 WILLIAM H MIE~ryJ 1966 Experience under the British Local Employment Acts of 1960 and 1963

Industrial and Labor Relations Review 201 30-49

LABOR MARKETS MIGRATION AND POPULATION DISTRIBUTION

9014 SALLY WARD MAGGARD 1990 Gender Contested Womens Participation in the Brookside Coal Strike In Women and Social Protest eds Guida West and Rhoda Blumberg NY Oxford University Press

9013 MARY BETH PUDUP 1990 Womens Work in the West Virginia Economy West Virginia History 49 7shy20

892 ROBERT WALKER and MICHAEL HANNAN 1989 Dynamic Settlement Processes The Case of US Immigration The Professional Geographer 412 172-183

6 Subject Index

891 RONALD L LEWIS 1989 From Peasant to Proletarian The Migration of Southern Blacks to the Central Appalachian Coalfields The Journal ofSouthern History 551 77-102

887 CARlA DICKSIEIN 1988 The Role of Cooperative Development Agencies in Developing Worker Cooperatives Lessons from Philadelphia Economic and Industrial Democracy 92 197-224

8517 LEE DE COlA 1985 Lognormal Estimates of Macroregional City-Size Distributions 1950-70 Environment and Planning A 1712 1637-1652

856 RONALD L LEWIS 1985 Job Control and Race Relations in the Coal Fields 1870-1920 Journal of Ethnic Studies 124 36-64

8313 GASPERA GAROFAW and MICHAELS FOGAR1Y 1983 A Note on the Measurement of Agglomeration Economies with Compensation for Urban Disamenities Journal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 104 383-387

8312 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1983 Decline of the Metropolitan Economy A New Interpretation Urban Studies 204 495-497

8310 R TODD ZDORKOWSKl and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1983 Two Views of the City as a Source of SpaceshyTime Trends in EconomicDevelopment and the Decline of Human Fertility Urban Geography 41 54shy62

835 DAVIDA PlANE and ANDREWM ISSERMAN 1983 US Interstate Labor Force Migration An Analysis of Trends Net Exchanges and Migration Subsystems Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 175-6 251shy266

834 BRIAN J CUSHING and MAHLON R STRASZHEIM 1983 Agglomeration Economies in the Public and Private Sector Urban Spatial and Fiscal Structure In Perspectives on Local Public Finance and Public Policy ed John Quigley Greenwich CT JAI Press

826 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1982 The Determinants of Residential Succession with Renewal Effects Journal of Urban Economics 111 1-10

8113 WILLIAM H MIER~ 1981 The 1981 Coal Strike A View from the Outside Labor Law Journal 8281 564-567

8111 R Q HANHAM and H CHANG 1981 Wage Inflation in a Growth Region The American Sun Belt In Regional Wage Inflation and Unemployment ed R L Martin Great Britain Pion Limited

816 CLIFFORD B HAWLEY and MICHAELS FOGAR1Y 1981 Can Agglomeration Economies Explain Why People Are Leaving Large Cities Environment and Planning A 132 225-230

8019 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y and GASPER GAROFALO 1980 Urban Size and the Amenity Structure of Cities Journal of Urban Economics 83 350-361

7918 GASPER GAROFAW and MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1979 Urban Income Distribution and the Urban Hierarchy-Equality Hypothesis Review ofEconomics and Statistics 613 381-388

7915 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and GLENN V FUGITI 1979 Population Growth and Retail Decline Conflicting Effects of Urban Accessibility in American Villages Rural Sociology 441 24-38

794 RONALD L LEWIS 1979 The Darkest Abode of Man Black Miners in the First Southern Coal Field 1780-1865 Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 190-202

7811 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y and GASPER GAROFAW 1978 An Exploration of the Real Productivity Effects of Cities Review ofRegional Studies 81 65-82

787 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Black Labor in the Eastern Virginia Coal Field 1765-1865 In Other Slaves Mechanics Artisans and Craftsmen eds Ronald L Lewis and James E Newton Boston MA GK Hall

786 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Slave Families at Early Chesapeake Ironworks Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 169-179

7722 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 Race and the United Mine Workers Union in Tennessee Selected Letters of William R Riley 1892-1895 Tennessee Historical Quarterly 36 524-536

7721 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1977 Predicting Neighborhood Decline within a Large Central City An Application of Discriminant Analysis Environment and Planning A 95 579-584

778 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Virginia Iron Industry The AnteshyBellum Era West Virginia History 38 141-156

777 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Jobs and Income Issue Papers of the Appalachian Conference on Balanced Growth and Economic Development Charleston WV October 41-57

7625 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Kalymnos The Island of the Sponge Fishermen Annals of the New York Academy ofSciences 268 289-307

Subject Index 7

7624 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Sponge Markets of Kalymnos Anthropologica 181 81-96 7614 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The American Dream and the Rationalization of Slavery Crisis 83 253-254 7613 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Chesapeake Iron Industry The

Colonial Era Labor History 17 388-405 758 NEIL A PALOMBA CATHERINE A PALOMBA and TOM S WITT 1975 Some Economic Factors Affecting

Safety in Underground Bituminous Coal Mines Comment SOllthem Economic Journal 422 13-23 7412 RONALD L LEWIS 1974 Slavery on Chesapeake Iron Plantations before the American Revolution

Journal of Negro History 59 242-254 7312 JOHN P BLAIR 1973 A Review of the Filtering-Down Theory Urban Affairs Quarterly 83 303-316 736 RICHARD RAYMOND 1973 The Interregional Brain Drain and Public Education Growth and Change

43 28-34 735 JOHN PAlMER and NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 Skill Differentials and Their Determinants American

Economist 172 130-136 721 RICHARD RAYMOND 1972 Determinants of Non-White Migration during the 1950s American Journal

of Economics and Sociology 311 9-20 704 RICHARD RAYMOND 1970 Regional Differences in Racial Discrimination in Education and

Employment Western Economic Joumal 82 190-208 697 DONALD E PURSELL 1969 The Impact of the South African Wage Board on SkilledUnskilled Wage

Differentials Eastem Africa Economic Review 11 73-81 696 RICHARD D RAYMOND 1969 Changes in the Relative Economic Status of Nonwhites 1950-60

Western Economic Journal 71 57-70 695 RICHARD RAYMOND 1969 Mobility and Economic Progress of Negro Americans During the 194Os

American Joumal ofEconomics and Sociology 284 337-350 694 ANTHONYP THIRLWALL 1969 Types of Unemployment With Special Reference to Non Demandshy

Deficient Unemployment in Great Britain Scottish Joumal ofPolitical Economy 16 19-49 687 DONALD E PURSELL 1968 Bantu Real Wages and Employment Opportunities in South Africa South

African Joumal ofEconomics 3611 87-103

INDUSTRIAL LOCATION AND MARKET AREAS

908 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1990 Undermining Disinvestment From a Marginal Propensity to Invest to a Propensity to Invest in the Margins Africa Today 372 67-80

902 ROBERT WALKER and FRANK CALZONETTI 1990 Searching for New Manufacturing Plant Locations A Study of Location Decisions in Central Appalachia Regional Studies 241 15-30

8915 CARLA DICKSTEIN and GREG SAYRE 1989 Socioeconomic Impacts of Landfills in West Virginia West Virginia Public Affairs Reporter 64 1-6

8913 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1989 Taiwanese Inveslment in South Africa African Affairs October 507-528

889 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1988 Reorientating South Africas International Links Capital amp Class 35 Summer 49-55

8719 MARY BETH PUDUP 1987 From Farm to Factory Structuring and Location of the US Farm Machinery Industry Economic Geography 633 203-222

876 MARY BETH PUDUP and MICHAEL J WATfS 1987 Growing against the Grain Mechanized Rice Farming in the Sacramento Valley California In Fanning Systems and Change cds S B Brush and B L Turner III New York Guilford Press

8610 RANK J CALZONETTI PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITI 1986 USA Power Plant Location and Fuel Mix Opportunities for Electricity Exporting Regions Energy Policy 146 528-541

846 BARRY D SOLOMON and KINGSLEY E HAYNES 1984 A Survey and Critique of Multiobjective Power Plant Siting Decision Rules Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 182 71-79

839 ROBERT Q fLtNHAM and FRANKJ CALZONETTI 1983 Regional and Temporal Trends in Power Plant Unit Siting 1912-1978 Professional GeObTapher 354 416-426

8213 GREGORY A ELMES FRANK J CALZONETTI and STUART A FOSTER 1982 Siting Fly Ash-Derived Alumina Recovery Facilities in West Virginia SOlltheastem Geographer 221 1-19

819 WALTER C LABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1981 Stability of Appalachian Coal Shipments under Policy Variation Energy Joumal 2 111-128

Subject Index 8

r r

8014 FRANK J CALZONElTI MARK S ECKERT and EDWARD J MALECKI 1980 Siting Energy Facilities in the USA Policies for the Western States Energy Policy June 138-152

8013 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and FEREIDOON SHAHROKH 1980 Spatial Equilibrium in the US Coal Industry Energy Economics 24 230-236

7916 MING-JENG HWANG and MELVIN L GREENHUf 1979 Estimates of Fixed Costs and the Sizes of Market Areas in the United States Environment and Planning A 119 993-1009

7911 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and SOOSAN SHAHROKH 1979 Market Delineation in the Coal Industry Review ofRegional Studies 92 6-17

7910 MING-JENG HWANG 1979 A Model of Spatial Price Discrimination for the Pricing Schedule of Coal Journal ofRegional Science 192 231-243

795 WALTER P PAGE 1979 Competition and Concentration in Appalachian Coal Production 1960 to 1975 Policy Analysis and Infonnation Systems 31 141-160

7810 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and MING-JENG HWANG 1978 Spatial Analysis and the Identification of Coal Markets Journal of Energy and Development 141 104-125

7720 FRANK GIARRATANI and CHARLES F SOCHER 1977 The Pattern of Industrial Location and Rising Energy Prices Atlantic Economic Journal 51 48-55

7516 MELVIN L GREENHUf MING-JENG HWANG and HOHTA 1975 Observations on the Shape and Relevance of the Spatial Demand Function Econometrica 434 669-682

7419 JOHN GREENHUf MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination over Space Theory Assumption and a Case Example Annals ofRegional Science 83 70-81

713 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1971 Local Labor Market Effects of New Plant Locations In Essays in Regional Economics eds John F Kain and John R Meyer Cambridge Harvard University Press

709 WILLIAM G DEWALD and G RICHARD DREESE 1970 Bank Behavior with Respect to Deposit Variability Journal ofFinance 254 400-470

688 GILBERT L RUfMAN 1968 The Transkei An Experiment in Economic Separation South African Journal ofEconomics 361 24-31

674 GERALD ALBAUM and GILBERT L RUfMAN 1967 The Cooperative-Based Marketing System in Tanganyika Journal ofMarketing 31 54-58

RESOlTRCES AND UTILITIES

8810 THOMAS TORRIES ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1988 Mineral Project Selection and Economic Development The Case of Namibia Matelials and Society 123-4 263-294

8711 ADAM ROSE and UKAR SOELISTIJO 1987 The Potential of Coal in the Development of Oil-Rich LDCs In Global Energy Interactions ed R K Pachauri New Delhi Allied Publishers

877 FRANK J CALZONliTI 1987 Regional Trends in Coal Use for Electricity Generation Implications for the US and UK In Geographic Issues in Mineral Resource Development eds H E Johansen O P Mathew and G Rudzitis Boulder CO Westview Press

871 ROBERT T WALKER 1987 Land Use Transition and Deforestation in Developing Countries Geographical Analysis 191 18-30

865 FRANKJ CALZONETTI DAVID L DURHAM and GREGORY A ELMES 1986 Power Plant Flyash Magnetite Performs Well in Coal Cleaning Power Engineering 90 52-55

863 WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1986 Regulator Selection Methods and Electricity Prices Land Economics 621 1-13

859 WALTERJ PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1985 Voter Power and Electricity Prices Public Choice 473 519-525

857 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1985-86 European Community Energy Policy and Its Significance to American Coal Exports Journal ofMineral Law and Policy 12 173-219

847 WALTER C LABYS 1984 An Optimal Trade Policy to Counter Latin American Commodity Market Instability In Tenus of Trade and the Optimal Tanf in Latin America ed E Conesa Buenos Aires Institute for Latin American Integration

845 DEREKJ SPOONER and FRANKJ CALZONEITI 1984 Geography and the Coal Revival AngloshyAmerican Perspectives Progress in Human GeobIfaphy 81 1-25

8315 PATRICK C MANN 1983 Water Pricing Research Needs American Water Works Association Journal 75 24-27

Subject Index 9

838 WALTER C IABYS RAJENDRA K PACHURI and CHARLES L BLITZER 1983 Coal A Development Challenge Natural Resource Fomm 7 299-310

837 PATRICK C MANN and PAUL R LEFRANCOIS 1983 Trends in the Real Price of Water Journal of the American Water Works Association 75 441-443

836 PATRICK C MANN and WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR 1983 Elected Versus Appointed Commissioners Does It Make a Difference in Utility Prices In Adjusting to Regulatory Pricing and Marketing Realities ed Harry M Trebing East Lansing Institute of Public Utilities Michigan State University

8212 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Elcphants Uranium and the Energy Crisis Tennessee Law Review 494 885-918

8211 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Monitoring Foreign Investment in Energy Resources Problems and Proposals West Vitginia Law Review 84 1093-1103

8210 JAMES J FRIEDBERG and EDWARD Z FOX 1982 Coal Export Associations Possible Effects of American and Common Market Antitrust Laws Northem Kentucky Law Review 9 23-43

829 MING-JENG HWANG 1982 Crude Oil Pricing in the World Market Atlantic Economic Journal 102 1shy5

828 ADAM ROSE MICHAEL SHEEHAN and DALE HURD 1982 Nonrenewable Resources and the Development of Arid Lands A Planning Approach In Altemative Strategies for Desert Development and Management Elmsford NY Pergamon Press

827 PATRICK C MANN and DONALD L SCHLENGER 1982 Marginal Cost and Seasonal Pricing of Water Service Journal of the American Water Works Association January 6-11

818 FRANKJ CALZONETTI and GREGORY A ELMES 1981 Metal Recovery from Power Plant Ash An Ecological Approach to Coal Utilization GeoJoumal Supplementary Issue 3 59-70

817 ADAM ZACHARY ROSE 1981 Utility Lifelines and Economic Activity in the Context of Earthquakes In Social and Economic Impact ofEarthquakes on Utility Lifelines ed J Isenberg New York American Society of Civil Engineers

8016 ADAM ROSE 1980 Geothermal Energy in California Policies Lo Improve the Economic Impact of Energy Resource Development Growth and Change 111 41-47

8015 FRANK J CALZONETTI 1980 Bentonite Liners for Power Plant Lagoons Power Engineering March 61-62

8011 PATRICK C MANN 1980 Equity and Economics in Setting Water Rates for Apartment Complexes Journal of the American Water Works Association 72 74-77

8010 PATRICK C MANN ROBERT J SAUNDERS and JEREMY J WARFORD 1980 A Note on Capital Indivisibility and the Definition of Marginal Cost Water Resources Research 163 602-604

809 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 CoaL In Collective Bargaining Contemporary American Experience ed Gerald G Somers Madison WI Industrial Relations Research Association

799 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Dynamics of Traditional Rate Regulation Research in Law and Economics 1 195-212

798 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Water Industry Economic and Policy Issues In Regulation Competition and Deregulation Lexington VA Washington and Lee University

797 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1979 Cost Behavior and Water Systems Water Resources Bulletin 155 1301-1307

796 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 Coal Problems and Prospects in the 1980s Journal ofEnergy and Development 51 9-18

789 WALTER P PAGE and AUSTIN H MONTGOMERY JR 1978 Social Costs of the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act Amendments Eastern Economic JoumaI43-4 161-166

788 ADAM ROSE STAHRI EDMUNDS and EVERARD LOfTING 1978 The Economics of Geothermal Energy Development at the Regional Level Journal of Energy and Development 41 126-152

7713 PATRICK C MANN 1977 The Interlocking of Municipalities and Publicly Owned Utilities In Local Service Pricing Policies and 77leir Effect on Urban Spatial Stmcture ed Paul B Downing New York Columbia University Press

7712 PATRICK C MANN 1977 Water Rates An Evaluation of Options Journal of the American Water Works Associatioll 692 84-88

7711 PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITT 1977 The Impact on Electricity Rate Structures from Increasing Energy Costs Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 566-571

10 Subject Index

7618 WALTER ClABYS 1976 Foreign Investment in the US Minerals Industry The Case of West Virginia Coal InA Study ofAlien Investment in United States Lands ed E Wunderlick Washington DC US Department of Agriculture

7617 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1976 Ownership and Water System Operation Water ResourcesBulletin 125 995-1004

7616 JOHN L MIKESELL and PATRICK C MANN 1976 Pricing by Rural Electric Cooperatives Land Economics 521 96-102

7510 ADAM ROSE 1975 The Cost of Stack Gas Cleaning in New York State Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association 2510 1005-100S

7416 PATRICK C MANN 1974 User Power and Electricity Rates Journal ofLaw and Economics 172 433shy443

7311 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1973 Should Regulatory Commissions be Abolished Modified or Retained Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-7

7310 PATRICK C MANN 1973 The Political Influence of Residential Consumers on Water Rates Water Resources Bulletin 95 976-984 Comment and Reply 106 1308-1310

738 JOHN L MIKESELL and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1973 Rates of Return in Public and Private Enterprise Electric Utilities in the United States Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and Economics 91 41-54

723 G RICHARD DREESE and HAROLD L BRYANT 1972 Costs and Effects of a Water Program for a Small Stripping Company--Southeastern Ohio Water Resources Bulletin 82 320-327

722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 122 77-89

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORJtAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 62 45-56

707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 104 37-49

706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of the American Water Works Association 629 534-537

705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319

699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 92 5-20

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

PUBLIC FINANCE AND TRANSPORTATION

881 ADAM ROSE and BRANDT STEVENS 1988 Distributional Impacts of Oil and Gas Tax Reforms Energy Economics 103 235-241

873 MING-JENG HWANG and PATRICK C MANN 1987 Deregulation and Efficiency in the Rail Industry Atlantic Economic Journal 152 47-52

8511 FRANK CALZONETIl and ROBERT HANHAM 1985 Changing Energy Prices and State Revenue In Geographical Dimensions of Energy eds F J Calzonetti and B D Solomon Dordrecht Holland Reidel Publishing

843 BRIAN J CUSHING 1984 Capitalization of Interjurisdictional Fiscal Differentials An Alternative Approach Journal of Urban Economics 153 317-326

842 REX HONIlt~ and DAVID SORENSON 1984 Jurisdictional Benefits and Local Costs The Politics of School Closings In Public Senice Provision and Urban Development eds Andrew Kirby Paul Knox and Steven Pinch London Croom Helm

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824

815

7912

784

7716

7715

7619

766

7512

7511

7421

7418

739

734

724

712 711

703

693

686

685

684

661

IRWIN FELLER GREGORY ELMES and JAMES MEYER 1982 Spatial Aspects of the Diffusion of Technological Innovations among American Municipal Governments Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 165 225-238 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 The Allocation of Funds to Small Cities under the Community Development Block Grant Program An Evaluation Journal of the American Planning Association 471 3-28 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1979 Coming New Coal Transportation Modes Mechanical Engineering 1019 37-43 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and KAREN L MAJORS 1978 General Revenue Sharing Federal Incentives to Change Local Government Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 443 317-327 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1977 Eminent Domain Its Origin Meaning and Relevance to Coal Slurry Pipelines Transportation Journal 171 5-21 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and SIDNEY KATELL 1977 Railroad Volume Freight Rates Evolution and Analysis ICC Practitioners Journal January-February 146-161 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1976 The Coal Slurry Pipeline Its Contribution in Meeting the Nations Energy Requirements Journal ofEconomics 2 196-200 ANDREW MISSERMAN 1976 Interjurisdictional Spillovers Political Fragmentation and the Level of Local Public Services A Re-Examination Urban Studies 131 1-12 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Status of Slurry Pipeline Transportation of Bituminous Coal The Intersociety Conference on Transportation Atlanta GA THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Transporting Western Coal Unit Trains or Slurry Pipeline Logistics and Transportation Review 112 147-152 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1974 Transportation in Developing Countries Special Reference to Kenya Traffic Quarterly 281 139-153 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination by Regulated Motor Carriers Comment American Economic Review 644 780-784 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-3 WILLIAM H MIERt-YK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health eds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation Journal 121 15-22 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Loltal Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 111 23-29 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem National Tax lournaI232 206-213 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 ROYW BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208 WOO SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax lournaI212 183-189 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

HUMAN SERVICES AND OTHER POLICY

9016 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1990 The Convergence of Law in an Era of Political Integration The Wood Pulp Case and the Alcoa Effects Doctrine University ofPittsburgh Law Review 522 289-326

901 BARBARA RASMUSSEN 1990 Storer College A Bygone Harpers Ferry Institution Goldenseal 161 46shy49

12 Subject Index

899 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1989 Estimations of the Economic Model of Crime Using Aggregate and Individual Level Data Southern Economic Journal 562 423middot439

884 KENNETII C MARTIS 1988 Sectionalism and the United States Congress Political Geography Quarterly 72 99middot109

8716 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reform and Paternalism in China Some Theoretical Concerns International Regional Science Review 111 59middot73

8712 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reforms and Politics Studies in Comparative International Developments 4 76shy82

872 JOHN PICKLES 1987 The Numbers Game Legitimising Apartheid Review ofAfrican Political Economy 38April 102-103

8512 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISTOPHER J SMITH 1985 What Drives People to Drink Interpreting the Effect of Urban Living on the Use and Abuse of Alcohol Urban Ecology 92 195-213

855 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISfOPHER J SMITH 1985 Regional Change and Problem Drinking in the United States 1970-78 Regional Studies 192 149middot162

8112 C J SMITH and R Q HANHAM 1981 Proximity and the Formation of Public Attitudes towards Mental Illness Environment and Planning A 132 147-165

814 RONALD L LEWIS 1981 Rev TG Steward and the Education of Blacks in Reconstruction Delaware Delaware History Spring-Summer 156-178

813 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Any Place But Here Mental Health Facilities as Noxious Neighbors Professional Geographer 333 326-334

812 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Deinstitutionalization of the Mentally Ill A Time Path Analysis of the American States 1955-1975 Social Science and Medicine 15D 361-378

806 RONALD L LEWIS 1980 Rev TG Stewart (sic) and Mixed Schools in Delaware 1882 Delaware History 19 53-58

805 ADAM ROSE 1980 Mandating Local Government Emergency Services Urban Interest 21 65-73 785 CATHERINE A PALOMBA and NEIL A PALOMBA 1978 An Analysis of Dropouts from a West Virginia

Training Program for Coal Miners Journal ofEconomics 4 133-136 775 CRAIG K ELWELL and NElLA PALOMBA 1977 Economic Benefit-Cost Evaluation of West Virginia

Vocational Rehabilitation Lessons for the Vocational Rehabilitation System Journal ofEconomics 3 201-204

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

748 NEIL A PAWMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

733 NEIL A PAWMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law Journal 2411 733-738

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

Subject Index 13

Regional Models and Methods of Analysis

ECONOMIC MODELS AND ANALYSIS

9011 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Who Has Standing in Cost-Benefit Analysis Journal ofPolicy Analysis and Management 92 201-218

906 PETER W J BATEY and ADAM Z ROSE 1990 Extended Input-Output Models Progress and Potential International Regional Science Review 131-2 27-49

905 PAUL M BEAUMONT 1990 Supply and Demand Interaction in Integrated Econometric and InputshyOutput Models International Regional Science Review 131-2 167-181

8918 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN D MERRIFIELD 1989 Quasi-Experimental Methods for Analyzing Regional Economic and Spatial Change An Application to an Energy Boomtown In Regional Development Processes and Policies eds William H Berentsen Darrick R Danta and Eta Daroczi Centre for Regional Studies Hungarian Academy of Sciences Pecs Hungary

8914 DAVID GREENSTREET 1989 A Conceptual Framework for Construction of Hybrid Regional InputshyOutput Models Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 235 283-289

896 ADAM ROSE and WILLIAM MIERNYK 1989 Input-Output Analysis The First Fifty Years Economic Systems Research 12 229-271

894 ANDREWM ISSERMAN and PAUL M BEAUMONT 1989 New Directions in Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Project Evaluation Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 2312 39-53

888 ADAM ROSE and PAUL BEAUMONT 1988 Interrelational Income-Distribution Multipliers for the West Virginia Economy Journal ofRegional Science 284 461-475

883 MICHAEL J HANNAN and ADAM Z ROSE 1988 The Policy-Cost Index Approach to Modeling Change in Input-Output Coefficients An Application to Acid Rain Policy TecJmological Forecasting and Social Change 331 13-22

8721 MICHAEL KRASHINSKY and WILLIAM J MILNE 1987 Housing Prices in Metropolitan Toronto Regional Science and Urban Economics 172 289-305

8720 JOHN MERRIFIELD 1987 A Neoclassical Anatomy of the Economic Base Multiplier Journal of Regional Science 272 283-294

8713 UWE SCHUBERT SHELBY GERKING ANDREW ISSERMAN and CAROL TAYLOR 1987 Regional Labour Market Modelling A State of the Art Review In Regional Labour Markets eds M M Fischer and P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

879 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOlIN D MERRIFIELD 1987 Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Regional Analysis An Application to an Energy Boomtown and Growth Pole Theory Economic Geography 631 3-19

8613 SANDOR PETER 1986 The Relevance of Pollution-Related Input-Output Models for Regional Environmental Management in Hungary A Critical Approach Papers of the Regional Science Association 60 125-131

862 PAUL BEAUMONT ANDREW ISSERMAN DAVID MCMILLEN DAVID PLANE and PETER ROGERSON 1986 The ECESIS Economic-Demographic Model of the United States In Population Change and the Economy ed A M Isserman Boston Kluwer-Nijhoff Publishing Company

8520 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH WALTER C LABYS and TOM S WITT 1985 Resource Commodity Dependency and State Econometric Modeling Review ofRegional Studies 153 36-48

8514 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH and WALTER C LABYS 1985 A Commodity-Regional Model of West Virginia Journal ofRegional Science 253 383-411

854 BENJAMIN STEVENS and ADAM ROSE 1985 Regional Input-Output Methods for Tourism Impact Analysis In Assessing the Economic Impacts ofRecreation and Tourism eds Dennis Propst et al Asheville NC US Forest Service

841 ADAM ROSE 1984 Technological Change and Input-Output Analysis An Appraisal Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 185 305-318

832 ADAM ROSE 1983 Modeling the Macroeconomic Impact of Air Pollution Abatement Journal of Regional Science 234 441-459

831 ROBERT WALKER and JANUSZ SZYR1ER 1983 Interregional Total Flow A Concept and Application to a US Input-Output Model Review of Regional Studies 132 12-21

14 Subject Index

8217 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN MERRIFIELD 1982 The Use of Control Groups in Evaluating Regional Economic Policy Regional Science and Urban Economics 121 43-58

8214 ADAM ROSE BEN NAKAYAMA and BRANDT STEVENS 1982 Modern Energy Region Development and Income Distribution An Input -Output Analysis Joumal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 92 149-164

811 SHELBY D GERKING and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 Bifurcation and the Time Pattern of Impacts in the Economic Base Model Joumal ofRegional Science 214 451-467

804 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1980 Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of Alternative Methods Intemational Regional Science Review 52 155-184

801 ROBERTT WALKER and SUZANNE E BAYLEY 1980 An Energetic and Economic Simulation for the Evaluation of Transportation Policy Computers Environment and Urban Systems 51-2 83-96

791 PAUL B SLATER and WOLFGANG SCHWARZ 1979 Global Trade Patterns Scaling and Clustering Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics 97 381-387

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environment and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Joumal of Environmental Systems 72 131-147

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic Impacts Joumal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

763 WILLIAM H MIERlTYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input-Output Analysis Intemational Regional Science Review 12 47-55

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Joumal ofRegional Science 153 371-373

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363

7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley Joumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation ~fodeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUTHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 w F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

732 WILLIAM H MIERVYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics eds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

702 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and Change 12 27-32

Subject Index 15

692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

691 WILLIAM H MIER~YK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications ofInput-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

671 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commerciali 148 741-753

POPULATION MODELS AND ANALYSIS

8919 DAVID K FOOT and WILLIAM J MILNE 1989 Multiregional Estimation of Gross Internal Migration Flows International Regional Science Review 121 29-43

893 BRIAN J CUSHING 1989 Use and Misuse of the Allocation Rate in Models of Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 231 51-58

8718 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 A Note on Specification of Climate Variables in Models of Population Migration Joumal ofRegional Science 274 641-649

8717 PAUL M BEAUMONT and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1987 Comment Judgment in Population Forecasting Journal of the American Statistical Association 82400 1004-1009

878 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 Location-Specific Amenities Topography and Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 212 74-85

869 BRIAN J CUSHING 1986 Accounting for Spatial Relationships in Models of Interstate Population Migration Annals ofRegional Science 202 66-73

868 ANDREW ISSER1AN CAROL TAYlOR SHELBY GERKING and UWE SCHUBERT 1986 Regional Labor Market Analysis In Handbook ofRegional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8513 ANDREWMISSERl1AN DAVIDA PLANE PETERA ROGERSON and PAULM BEAUMONT 1985 Forecasting Interstate Migration with Limited Data A Demographic-Economic Approach Journal of the American Statistical Association 80390 277-285

851 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1985 Economic-Demographic Modeling with Endogenously Determined Birth and Migration Rates Theory and Prospects Environment and Planning A 171 25-45

844 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1984 Projection Forecast and Plan On the Future of Population Forecasting Joumal of the American Planning Association 502 208-221

825 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAVID A PLANE and DAVID B MCMILLEN 1982 Internal Migration in the United States An Evaluation of Federal Data Review of Public Data Use 114 285-311

808 E JAMES HAR~ER and PAUL B SLATER 1980 Identifying Medical Regions Using Hierarchical Clustering Social Science and Medicine 14D 3-10

807 ANDREW M ISSERfAN and MARILYN BROWN 1980 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science Association 45November 139-158

793 PAUL B SLATER 1979 Biplots of 1959-1961 United States Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 759-766

792 PAUL B SLATER 1979 1965-70 Interstate Migration in the United States An Extension of the Multiterminal Method to Multiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 6 205-208

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188 774 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of

the American Institute of Planners 433 247-259 771 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and

Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291 7612 PAUL B SLATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybemetics April 321-324

16 Subject Index

7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972 Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132

7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56

769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12

768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878

767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social Science Research 51 173-224

765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data Human Organization 353 269-286

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American foumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data foumal of Regional Science 143 377-388

737 ROllERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West Virginia West Virginia Medical foumaI698 1-4

701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables Demography 71 87-91

RESOURCE MODELS AND ANALYSIS

909 WALTER C IABYS and MONTAGUE J LORD 1990 Portfolio Optimisation and the Design of Latin American Export Diversification Policies foumal of Development Studies 262 260-277

8917 WALTER C IAllYS and JEAN-BAPTISTE LESOURD 1989 Facteurs Explicatifs des Ajustements de Prix sur Ie Marche International du Charbon Revue de lenergie 416 Decembre 1035-1045

8916 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 An Integrated Exhaustible Resource Model of Copper Market Dynamics In Economics in 17zeory and Practice An Eclectic Approach eds J Marquez and L R Klein Dordrecht Kluwer Academic Publishers

8911 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 Spatial and Temporal Price and Allocation Models of Mineral and Energy Markets In Quantitative Methods for Market-Oriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time eds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

8910 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C IAllYS 1989 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and Natural Gas In Quantitative Methods for MarketshyOriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time cds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

898 WALTERC IABYS and LORNA M WADDELL 1989 Commodity Lifecycles in US Materials Demand Resources Policy 15September 238-252

8811 THOMAS F TORRIES 1988 Competitive Cost Analysis in the Mineral Industries The Example of Nickel Resources Policy 143 193-204

8710 FRANK J CALZONETTI DEREK SPOONER and GREGORY G SAYRE 1987 A Reassessment of Site Suitability Analysis for Power Plant Siting A Maryland Example Applied Geography 7 223-241

Subject Index 17

875 ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1987 Sources of Change in Energy Use in the US Economy 1972-82 In World Energy Markets Coping with Instability ed J Rowse Calgary Friesen

874 ROBERT WALKER and KATHY REX-LOPATTO 1987 Evaluation of Costs Associated with Regional Environmental Impact in Chesapeake Bay loumal ofEnvironmental Systems 171 15-31

8611 WALTER ClABYS 1986 An Economic Analysis of the Stability of East-West Mineral Trade Patterns Resources Policy September 223-242

867 WALTER C lABYS and TAKASHI TAKAYAMA 1986 Spatial Equilibrium Analysis Mathematical and Programming Model Advances in Spatial Agricultural Energy and Mineral Modeling In Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8516 ADAM ROSE 1985 Modeling Energy Conservation Programs An Application to Natural Gas Utilities Energy lournaI64 87-103

8510 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C lABYS 1985 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and the Natural Gas Market Energy Economics 7 145shy152

858 ROBERT WALKER 1985~ A Comment on Linear Control Problems in the Theory of Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 30 309-315

853 GREGORY A ELMES 1985 Modeling Spatial Interaction of Utility Coal in Pennsylvania Annals of the Association ofAmerican Geographers 752 212-226

852 DANIEL GOLOMB STEPHEN BATfERI1AN JAMES GRUHL and WALTER C lABYS 1985 Sensitivity Analysis of the Kinetics of Acid Rain Models Atmospheric Environment 173 645-653

848 GREGORY ELMES 1984 Coal Transportation An Undervalued Aspect of Energy Modeling Transporlation Research-A 18-A1 13-23

8314 KINGSLEY E HAYNES FRED Y PHILLIPS and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints Economic Geography 591 52-65

8311 BARRY M RUBIN and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Energy Development Projects Coal Liquefaction in the Illinois Basin Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 171 11-20

823 WALTER C lABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

8012 WALTER ClABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Quadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Steam Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

803 WALTER C lABYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In Commodity Markets and Latin American Development A ltlodeling Approach eds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 BARRYD SOLOMON KINGSLEYE HAYNES and ADREW J KR1ENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

7714 ANDREW M ISSERI1AN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic GeOb1faphy 531 45-54

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations loumal of Regional Science 1713 327-344

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment alld Planning A 84 477-478

764 FRANK GIARRATANL 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues Environment and Planning A 84 447-454

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics March 278-283

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian lournal of Politics 9153-162

SOCIAL SCIENCE DIRECTIONS

9017 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1990 A Mind Ahead of its Time Libertas Mathematica 10 5-26 9015 JEFF L LEWIN and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 The Social Value of Crime International Review of

Law and Economics 10 271-284

18 Subject Index

907 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and RONALD F ABLER 1990 Bulgarian Geographers and Geography Professional Geographer 423 371~378

8812 JOHN PICKLES 1988 From Fact-World to Life-World The Phenomenological Method and Social Science Research In Qualitative Methods in Human Geography eds J Eyles and D M Smith Cambridge Polity Press

886 MARY BETH PUDUP 1988 Arguments within Regional Geography Progress in Human Geography 123 369-390

882 JOHN PICKLES 1988 Knowledge Theory and Practice The Role of Practical Reason in Geographical Theory In A Ground for Common Search eds R G Golledge H Couc1elis and P Gould Goleta CA Santa Barbara Geographical Press

8612 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Crazy Dualisms and Conceptual Leakage Or How We Can Continue to Misunderstand Human Geography Ohio Geographers 14Fall 75-84

866 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Geographic Theory and Educating for Democracy Antipode 182 136-154 861 JOHN PICKLES 1986 New Maps for Old A Reply to Smith Issues in Education 41 69-73 8521 JOHN PICKIES 1985 The Role of Place and Commonplaces in Democratic Empowerment Issues in

Education 33 232-241 8519 ANDREW M ISSERMAS 1985 Dare to Plan An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice

and Education Town Planning Review 564 483-491 8518 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Bioeconomics A Realistic Appraisal of Future Prospect In Global

Economy Today Tomorrow and the Transition ed Howard F Didsbury Jr Bethesda World Future Society

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

822 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

821 JOHN PICKIES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Rclevance of Regional Science Review ofRegional Studies 61 1-9

7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human Organization 333 261-275

7414 H RUSSELL BERJ~ARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

Subject Index 19

SO17 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 An Evaluation The Tools of Regional Development Policy Growth and Change 112 2-6

7917 JOHN M GOWDY 1979 Economic Growth Models and Regional Steady State Planning Growth and Change 103 37-42

7914 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 A Note on Recent Regional Growth Theories Journal ofRegional Science 193 303-308

7913 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 Resource Constraints and Regional Development Policy Atlantic Economic Journal 83 16-23

7719 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 The Changing Structure of the Southern Economy In Economics of Southern Growth eds E Blaine Liner and Lawrence K Lynch Research Triangle Park NC The Southern Growth Policies Board

7718 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 EDA and the Objectives of Regional Development Policy Explorations in Economic Research 43 390-408

7717 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Rising Energy Prices and Regional Economic Development Growth and Change 83 2-7

7623 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Decline of the Northern Perimeter Society 13 24-26 7622 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Regional Economic Consequences of High Energy Prices in the United

States Journal of Energy and Development 12 213-239 7621 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Some Regional Impacts of the Rising Cost of Energy Papers of the

Regional Science Association 37 213-227 76W GREGORY J L YI 1976 Towards the Application of Dynamic Growth Theory to Regions

Generalizations and Comments Journal ofRegional Science 161 117-124 7514 WILLIAM H MIER1gtYK 1975 The Northeast Isnt What It Used to Be In Balanced Growth for the

Northeast Proceedings of a Conference of Legislative Leaders on the Future of the Northeast New York State Senate

7513 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 Regional Employment Impacts of Rising Energy Prices Labor Law Journal 268 518-523

7422 JOHN P BlAIR and WALTER CHATFIELD 1974 Pareto Optimal Growth Public Choice 21 93-97 7420 G RICHARD DREESE 1974 Banks and Regional Economic Development Southern Economic Journal

404 647-656 717 ROBERT D BRITT 1971 The Appalachian Regional Development Program Growth and Change 23

3-13 6911 CARL W HALE 1969 The Optimality of Local Subsidies in Regional Development Programs

Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 93 35-50 6910 WILLIAM H MIERYK 1969 British Regional Development Policy Journal ofEconomic Issues 33 33shy

42 698 woo SIK KEE 1969 The Cause of Urban Poverty Journal ofHuman Resources 81 93-99 6810 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1968 The Role of State and Local Government in the

Economic Development of Appalachia Land Economics 441 50-58 689 CARL W HALE 1968 Local Subsidies Regional Development or Regional Rivalry American

Industrial Development Council Journal 34 33-53 673 CARL W HALE 1967 The Mechanism of the Spread Effect in Regional Development Land

Economics 434 45-52 672 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Appalachian Development The Long-Run View Poverty and Human

Resources Abstracts 23 36-43 662 WILLIAM H MIE~ryJ 1966 Experience under the British Local Employment Acts of 1960 and 1963

Industrial and Labor Relations Review 201 30-49

LABOR MARKETS MIGRATION AND POPULATION DISTRIBUTION

9014 SALLY WARD MAGGARD 1990 Gender Contested Womens Participation in the Brookside Coal Strike In Women and Social Protest eds Guida West and Rhoda Blumberg NY Oxford University Press

9013 MARY BETH PUDUP 1990 Womens Work in the West Virginia Economy West Virginia History 49 7shy20

892 ROBERT WALKER and MICHAEL HANNAN 1989 Dynamic Settlement Processes The Case of US Immigration The Professional Geographer 412 172-183

6 Subject Index

891 RONALD L LEWIS 1989 From Peasant to Proletarian The Migration of Southern Blacks to the Central Appalachian Coalfields The Journal ofSouthern History 551 77-102

887 CARlA DICKSIEIN 1988 The Role of Cooperative Development Agencies in Developing Worker Cooperatives Lessons from Philadelphia Economic and Industrial Democracy 92 197-224

8517 LEE DE COlA 1985 Lognormal Estimates of Macroregional City-Size Distributions 1950-70 Environment and Planning A 1712 1637-1652

856 RONALD L LEWIS 1985 Job Control and Race Relations in the Coal Fields 1870-1920 Journal of Ethnic Studies 124 36-64

8313 GASPERA GAROFAW and MICHAELS FOGAR1Y 1983 A Note on the Measurement of Agglomeration Economies with Compensation for Urban Disamenities Journal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 104 383-387

8312 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1983 Decline of the Metropolitan Economy A New Interpretation Urban Studies 204 495-497

8310 R TODD ZDORKOWSKl and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1983 Two Views of the City as a Source of SpaceshyTime Trends in EconomicDevelopment and the Decline of Human Fertility Urban Geography 41 54shy62

835 DAVIDA PlANE and ANDREWM ISSERMAN 1983 US Interstate Labor Force Migration An Analysis of Trends Net Exchanges and Migration Subsystems Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 175-6 251shy266

834 BRIAN J CUSHING and MAHLON R STRASZHEIM 1983 Agglomeration Economies in the Public and Private Sector Urban Spatial and Fiscal Structure In Perspectives on Local Public Finance and Public Policy ed John Quigley Greenwich CT JAI Press

826 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1982 The Determinants of Residential Succession with Renewal Effects Journal of Urban Economics 111 1-10

8113 WILLIAM H MIER~ 1981 The 1981 Coal Strike A View from the Outside Labor Law Journal 8281 564-567

8111 R Q HANHAM and H CHANG 1981 Wage Inflation in a Growth Region The American Sun Belt In Regional Wage Inflation and Unemployment ed R L Martin Great Britain Pion Limited

816 CLIFFORD B HAWLEY and MICHAELS FOGAR1Y 1981 Can Agglomeration Economies Explain Why People Are Leaving Large Cities Environment and Planning A 132 225-230

8019 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y and GASPER GAROFALO 1980 Urban Size and the Amenity Structure of Cities Journal of Urban Economics 83 350-361

7918 GASPER GAROFAW and MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1979 Urban Income Distribution and the Urban Hierarchy-Equality Hypothesis Review ofEconomics and Statistics 613 381-388

7915 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and GLENN V FUGITI 1979 Population Growth and Retail Decline Conflicting Effects of Urban Accessibility in American Villages Rural Sociology 441 24-38

794 RONALD L LEWIS 1979 The Darkest Abode of Man Black Miners in the First Southern Coal Field 1780-1865 Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 190-202

7811 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y and GASPER GAROFAW 1978 An Exploration of the Real Productivity Effects of Cities Review ofRegional Studies 81 65-82

787 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Black Labor in the Eastern Virginia Coal Field 1765-1865 In Other Slaves Mechanics Artisans and Craftsmen eds Ronald L Lewis and James E Newton Boston MA GK Hall

786 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Slave Families at Early Chesapeake Ironworks Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 169-179

7722 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 Race and the United Mine Workers Union in Tennessee Selected Letters of William R Riley 1892-1895 Tennessee Historical Quarterly 36 524-536

7721 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1977 Predicting Neighborhood Decline within a Large Central City An Application of Discriminant Analysis Environment and Planning A 95 579-584

778 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Virginia Iron Industry The AnteshyBellum Era West Virginia History 38 141-156

777 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Jobs and Income Issue Papers of the Appalachian Conference on Balanced Growth and Economic Development Charleston WV October 41-57

7625 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Kalymnos The Island of the Sponge Fishermen Annals of the New York Academy ofSciences 268 289-307

Subject Index 7

7624 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Sponge Markets of Kalymnos Anthropologica 181 81-96 7614 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The American Dream and the Rationalization of Slavery Crisis 83 253-254 7613 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Chesapeake Iron Industry The

Colonial Era Labor History 17 388-405 758 NEIL A PALOMBA CATHERINE A PALOMBA and TOM S WITT 1975 Some Economic Factors Affecting

Safety in Underground Bituminous Coal Mines Comment SOllthem Economic Journal 422 13-23 7412 RONALD L LEWIS 1974 Slavery on Chesapeake Iron Plantations before the American Revolution

Journal of Negro History 59 242-254 7312 JOHN P BLAIR 1973 A Review of the Filtering-Down Theory Urban Affairs Quarterly 83 303-316 736 RICHARD RAYMOND 1973 The Interregional Brain Drain and Public Education Growth and Change

43 28-34 735 JOHN PAlMER and NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 Skill Differentials and Their Determinants American

Economist 172 130-136 721 RICHARD RAYMOND 1972 Determinants of Non-White Migration during the 1950s American Journal

of Economics and Sociology 311 9-20 704 RICHARD RAYMOND 1970 Regional Differences in Racial Discrimination in Education and

Employment Western Economic Joumal 82 190-208 697 DONALD E PURSELL 1969 The Impact of the South African Wage Board on SkilledUnskilled Wage

Differentials Eastem Africa Economic Review 11 73-81 696 RICHARD D RAYMOND 1969 Changes in the Relative Economic Status of Nonwhites 1950-60

Western Economic Journal 71 57-70 695 RICHARD RAYMOND 1969 Mobility and Economic Progress of Negro Americans During the 194Os

American Joumal ofEconomics and Sociology 284 337-350 694 ANTHONYP THIRLWALL 1969 Types of Unemployment With Special Reference to Non Demandshy

Deficient Unemployment in Great Britain Scottish Joumal ofPolitical Economy 16 19-49 687 DONALD E PURSELL 1968 Bantu Real Wages and Employment Opportunities in South Africa South

African Joumal ofEconomics 3611 87-103

INDUSTRIAL LOCATION AND MARKET AREAS

908 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1990 Undermining Disinvestment From a Marginal Propensity to Invest to a Propensity to Invest in the Margins Africa Today 372 67-80

902 ROBERT WALKER and FRANK CALZONETTI 1990 Searching for New Manufacturing Plant Locations A Study of Location Decisions in Central Appalachia Regional Studies 241 15-30

8915 CARLA DICKSTEIN and GREG SAYRE 1989 Socioeconomic Impacts of Landfills in West Virginia West Virginia Public Affairs Reporter 64 1-6

8913 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1989 Taiwanese Inveslment in South Africa African Affairs October 507-528

889 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1988 Reorientating South Africas International Links Capital amp Class 35 Summer 49-55

8719 MARY BETH PUDUP 1987 From Farm to Factory Structuring and Location of the US Farm Machinery Industry Economic Geography 633 203-222

876 MARY BETH PUDUP and MICHAEL J WATfS 1987 Growing against the Grain Mechanized Rice Farming in the Sacramento Valley California In Fanning Systems and Change cds S B Brush and B L Turner III New York Guilford Press

8610 RANK J CALZONETTI PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITI 1986 USA Power Plant Location and Fuel Mix Opportunities for Electricity Exporting Regions Energy Policy 146 528-541

846 BARRY D SOLOMON and KINGSLEY E HAYNES 1984 A Survey and Critique of Multiobjective Power Plant Siting Decision Rules Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 182 71-79

839 ROBERT Q fLtNHAM and FRANKJ CALZONETTI 1983 Regional and Temporal Trends in Power Plant Unit Siting 1912-1978 Professional GeObTapher 354 416-426

8213 GREGORY A ELMES FRANK J CALZONETTI and STUART A FOSTER 1982 Siting Fly Ash-Derived Alumina Recovery Facilities in West Virginia SOlltheastem Geographer 221 1-19

819 WALTER C LABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1981 Stability of Appalachian Coal Shipments under Policy Variation Energy Joumal 2 111-128

Subject Index 8

r r

8014 FRANK J CALZONElTI MARK S ECKERT and EDWARD J MALECKI 1980 Siting Energy Facilities in the USA Policies for the Western States Energy Policy June 138-152

8013 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and FEREIDOON SHAHROKH 1980 Spatial Equilibrium in the US Coal Industry Energy Economics 24 230-236

7916 MING-JENG HWANG and MELVIN L GREENHUf 1979 Estimates of Fixed Costs and the Sizes of Market Areas in the United States Environment and Planning A 119 993-1009

7911 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and SOOSAN SHAHROKH 1979 Market Delineation in the Coal Industry Review ofRegional Studies 92 6-17

7910 MING-JENG HWANG 1979 A Model of Spatial Price Discrimination for the Pricing Schedule of Coal Journal ofRegional Science 192 231-243

795 WALTER P PAGE 1979 Competition and Concentration in Appalachian Coal Production 1960 to 1975 Policy Analysis and Infonnation Systems 31 141-160

7810 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and MING-JENG HWANG 1978 Spatial Analysis and the Identification of Coal Markets Journal of Energy and Development 141 104-125

7720 FRANK GIARRATANI and CHARLES F SOCHER 1977 The Pattern of Industrial Location and Rising Energy Prices Atlantic Economic Journal 51 48-55

7516 MELVIN L GREENHUf MING-JENG HWANG and HOHTA 1975 Observations on the Shape and Relevance of the Spatial Demand Function Econometrica 434 669-682

7419 JOHN GREENHUf MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination over Space Theory Assumption and a Case Example Annals ofRegional Science 83 70-81

713 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1971 Local Labor Market Effects of New Plant Locations In Essays in Regional Economics eds John F Kain and John R Meyer Cambridge Harvard University Press

709 WILLIAM G DEWALD and G RICHARD DREESE 1970 Bank Behavior with Respect to Deposit Variability Journal ofFinance 254 400-470

688 GILBERT L RUfMAN 1968 The Transkei An Experiment in Economic Separation South African Journal ofEconomics 361 24-31

674 GERALD ALBAUM and GILBERT L RUfMAN 1967 The Cooperative-Based Marketing System in Tanganyika Journal ofMarketing 31 54-58

RESOlTRCES AND UTILITIES

8810 THOMAS TORRIES ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1988 Mineral Project Selection and Economic Development The Case of Namibia Matelials and Society 123-4 263-294

8711 ADAM ROSE and UKAR SOELISTIJO 1987 The Potential of Coal in the Development of Oil-Rich LDCs In Global Energy Interactions ed R K Pachauri New Delhi Allied Publishers

877 FRANK J CALZONliTI 1987 Regional Trends in Coal Use for Electricity Generation Implications for the US and UK In Geographic Issues in Mineral Resource Development eds H E Johansen O P Mathew and G Rudzitis Boulder CO Westview Press

871 ROBERT T WALKER 1987 Land Use Transition and Deforestation in Developing Countries Geographical Analysis 191 18-30

865 FRANKJ CALZONETTI DAVID L DURHAM and GREGORY A ELMES 1986 Power Plant Flyash Magnetite Performs Well in Coal Cleaning Power Engineering 90 52-55

863 WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1986 Regulator Selection Methods and Electricity Prices Land Economics 621 1-13

859 WALTERJ PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1985 Voter Power and Electricity Prices Public Choice 473 519-525

857 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1985-86 European Community Energy Policy and Its Significance to American Coal Exports Journal ofMineral Law and Policy 12 173-219

847 WALTER C LABYS 1984 An Optimal Trade Policy to Counter Latin American Commodity Market Instability In Tenus of Trade and the Optimal Tanf in Latin America ed E Conesa Buenos Aires Institute for Latin American Integration

845 DEREKJ SPOONER and FRANKJ CALZONEITI 1984 Geography and the Coal Revival AngloshyAmerican Perspectives Progress in Human GeobIfaphy 81 1-25

8315 PATRICK C MANN 1983 Water Pricing Research Needs American Water Works Association Journal 75 24-27

Subject Index 9

838 WALTER C IABYS RAJENDRA K PACHURI and CHARLES L BLITZER 1983 Coal A Development Challenge Natural Resource Fomm 7 299-310

837 PATRICK C MANN and PAUL R LEFRANCOIS 1983 Trends in the Real Price of Water Journal of the American Water Works Association 75 441-443

836 PATRICK C MANN and WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR 1983 Elected Versus Appointed Commissioners Does It Make a Difference in Utility Prices In Adjusting to Regulatory Pricing and Marketing Realities ed Harry M Trebing East Lansing Institute of Public Utilities Michigan State University

8212 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Elcphants Uranium and the Energy Crisis Tennessee Law Review 494 885-918

8211 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Monitoring Foreign Investment in Energy Resources Problems and Proposals West Vitginia Law Review 84 1093-1103

8210 JAMES J FRIEDBERG and EDWARD Z FOX 1982 Coal Export Associations Possible Effects of American and Common Market Antitrust Laws Northem Kentucky Law Review 9 23-43

829 MING-JENG HWANG 1982 Crude Oil Pricing in the World Market Atlantic Economic Journal 102 1shy5

828 ADAM ROSE MICHAEL SHEEHAN and DALE HURD 1982 Nonrenewable Resources and the Development of Arid Lands A Planning Approach In Altemative Strategies for Desert Development and Management Elmsford NY Pergamon Press

827 PATRICK C MANN and DONALD L SCHLENGER 1982 Marginal Cost and Seasonal Pricing of Water Service Journal of the American Water Works Association January 6-11

818 FRANKJ CALZONETTI and GREGORY A ELMES 1981 Metal Recovery from Power Plant Ash An Ecological Approach to Coal Utilization GeoJoumal Supplementary Issue 3 59-70

817 ADAM ZACHARY ROSE 1981 Utility Lifelines and Economic Activity in the Context of Earthquakes In Social and Economic Impact ofEarthquakes on Utility Lifelines ed J Isenberg New York American Society of Civil Engineers

8016 ADAM ROSE 1980 Geothermal Energy in California Policies Lo Improve the Economic Impact of Energy Resource Development Growth and Change 111 41-47

8015 FRANK J CALZONETTI 1980 Bentonite Liners for Power Plant Lagoons Power Engineering March 61-62

8011 PATRICK C MANN 1980 Equity and Economics in Setting Water Rates for Apartment Complexes Journal of the American Water Works Association 72 74-77

8010 PATRICK C MANN ROBERT J SAUNDERS and JEREMY J WARFORD 1980 A Note on Capital Indivisibility and the Definition of Marginal Cost Water Resources Research 163 602-604

809 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 CoaL In Collective Bargaining Contemporary American Experience ed Gerald G Somers Madison WI Industrial Relations Research Association

799 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Dynamics of Traditional Rate Regulation Research in Law and Economics 1 195-212

798 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Water Industry Economic and Policy Issues In Regulation Competition and Deregulation Lexington VA Washington and Lee University

797 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1979 Cost Behavior and Water Systems Water Resources Bulletin 155 1301-1307

796 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 Coal Problems and Prospects in the 1980s Journal ofEnergy and Development 51 9-18

789 WALTER P PAGE and AUSTIN H MONTGOMERY JR 1978 Social Costs of the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act Amendments Eastern Economic JoumaI43-4 161-166

788 ADAM ROSE STAHRI EDMUNDS and EVERARD LOfTING 1978 The Economics of Geothermal Energy Development at the Regional Level Journal of Energy and Development 41 126-152

7713 PATRICK C MANN 1977 The Interlocking of Municipalities and Publicly Owned Utilities In Local Service Pricing Policies and 77leir Effect on Urban Spatial Stmcture ed Paul B Downing New York Columbia University Press

7712 PATRICK C MANN 1977 Water Rates An Evaluation of Options Journal of the American Water Works Associatioll 692 84-88

7711 PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITT 1977 The Impact on Electricity Rate Structures from Increasing Energy Costs Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 566-571

10 Subject Index

7618 WALTER ClABYS 1976 Foreign Investment in the US Minerals Industry The Case of West Virginia Coal InA Study ofAlien Investment in United States Lands ed E Wunderlick Washington DC US Department of Agriculture

7617 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1976 Ownership and Water System Operation Water ResourcesBulletin 125 995-1004

7616 JOHN L MIKESELL and PATRICK C MANN 1976 Pricing by Rural Electric Cooperatives Land Economics 521 96-102

7510 ADAM ROSE 1975 The Cost of Stack Gas Cleaning in New York State Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association 2510 1005-100S

7416 PATRICK C MANN 1974 User Power and Electricity Rates Journal ofLaw and Economics 172 433shy443

7311 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1973 Should Regulatory Commissions be Abolished Modified or Retained Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-7

7310 PATRICK C MANN 1973 The Political Influence of Residential Consumers on Water Rates Water Resources Bulletin 95 976-984 Comment and Reply 106 1308-1310

738 JOHN L MIKESELL and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1973 Rates of Return in Public and Private Enterprise Electric Utilities in the United States Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and Economics 91 41-54

723 G RICHARD DREESE and HAROLD L BRYANT 1972 Costs and Effects of a Water Program for a Small Stripping Company--Southeastern Ohio Water Resources Bulletin 82 320-327

722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 122 77-89

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORJtAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 62 45-56

707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 104 37-49

706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of the American Water Works Association 629 534-537

705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319

699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 92 5-20

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

PUBLIC FINANCE AND TRANSPORTATION

881 ADAM ROSE and BRANDT STEVENS 1988 Distributional Impacts of Oil and Gas Tax Reforms Energy Economics 103 235-241

873 MING-JENG HWANG and PATRICK C MANN 1987 Deregulation and Efficiency in the Rail Industry Atlantic Economic Journal 152 47-52

8511 FRANK CALZONETIl and ROBERT HANHAM 1985 Changing Energy Prices and State Revenue In Geographical Dimensions of Energy eds F J Calzonetti and B D Solomon Dordrecht Holland Reidel Publishing

843 BRIAN J CUSHING 1984 Capitalization of Interjurisdictional Fiscal Differentials An Alternative Approach Journal of Urban Economics 153 317-326

842 REX HONIlt~ and DAVID SORENSON 1984 Jurisdictional Benefits and Local Costs The Politics of School Closings In Public Senice Provision and Urban Development eds Andrew Kirby Paul Knox and Steven Pinch London Croom Helm

Subject Index 11

824

815

7912

784

7716

7715

7619

766

7512

7511

7421

7418

739

734

724

712 711

703

693

686

685

684

661

IRWIN FELLER GREGORY ELMES and JAMES MEYER 1982 Spatial Aspects of the Diffusion of Technological Innovations among American Municipal Governments Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 165 225-238 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 The Allocation of Funds to Small Cities under the Community Development Block Grant Program An Evaluation Journal of the American Planning Association 471 3-28 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1979 Coming New Coal Transportation Modes Mechanical Engineering 1019 37-43 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and KAREN L MAJORS 1978 General Revenue Sharing Federal Incentives to Change Local Government Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 443 317-327 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1977 Eminent Domain Its Origin Meaning and Relevance to Coal Slurry Pipelines Transportation Journal 171 5-21 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and SIDNEY KATELL 1977 Railroad Volume Freight Rates Evolution and Analysis ICC Practitioners Journal January-February 146-161 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1976 The Coal Slurry Pipeline Its Contribution in Meeting the Nations Energy Requirements Journal ofEconomics 2 196-200 ANDREW MISSERMAN 1976 Interjurisdictional Spillovers Political Fragmentation and the Level of Local Public Services A Re-Examination Urban Studies 131 1-12 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Status of Slurry Pipeline Transportation of Bituminous Coal The Intersociety Conference on Transportation Atlanta GA THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Transporting Western Coal Unit Trains or Slurry Pipeline Logistics and Transportation Review 112 147-152 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1974 Transportation in Developing Countries Special Reference to Kenya Traffic Quarterly 281 139-153 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination by Regulated Motor Carriers Comment American Economic Review 644 780-784 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-3 WILLIAM H MIERt-YK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health eds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation Journal 121 15-22 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Loltal Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 111 23-29 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem National Tax lournaI232 206-213 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 ROYW BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208 WOO SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax lournaI212 183-189 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

HUMAN SERVICES AND OTHER POLICY

9016 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1990 The Convergence of Law in an Era of Political Integration The Wood Pulp Case and the Alcoa Effects Doctrine University ofPittsburgh Law Review 522 289-326

901 BARBARA RASMUSSEN 1990 Storer College A Bygone Harpers Ferry Institution Goldenseal 161 46shy49

12 Subject Index

899 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1989 Estimations of the Economic Model of Crime Using Aggregate and Individual Level Data Southern Economic Journal 562 423middot439

884 KENNETII C MARTIS 1988 Sectionalism and the United States Congress Political Geography Quarterly 72 99middot109

8716 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reform and Paternalism in China Some Theoretical Concerns International Regional Science Review 111 59middot73

8712 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reforms and Politics Studies in Comparative International Developments 4 76shy82

872 JOHN PICKLES 1987 The Numbers Game Legitimising Apartheid Review ofAfrican Political Economy 38April 102-103

8512 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISTOPHER J SMITH 1985 What Drives People to Drink Interpreting the Effect of Urban Living on the Use and Abuse of Alcohol Urban Ecology 92 195-213

855 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISfOPHER J SMITH 1985 Regional Change and Problem Drinking in the United States 1970-78 Regional Studies 192 149middot162

8112 C J SMITH and R Q HANHAM 1981 Proximity and the Formation of Public Attitudes towards Mental Illness Environment and Planning A 132 147-165

814 RONALD L LEWIS 1981 Rev TG Steward and the Education of Blacks in Reconstruction Delaware Delaware History Spring-Summer 156-178

813 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Any Place But Here Mental Health Facilities as Noxious Neighbors Professional Geographer 333 326-334

812 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Deinstitutionalization of the Mentally Ill A Time Path Analysis of the American States 1955-1975 Social Science and Medicine 15D 361-378

806 RONALD L LEWIS 1980 Rev TG Stewart (sic) and Mixed Schools in Delaware 1882 Delaware History 19 53-58

805 ADAM ROSE 1980 Mandating Local Government Emergency Services Urban Interest 21 65-73 785 CATHERINE A PALOMBA and NEIL A PALOMBA 1978 An Analysis of Dropouts from a West Virginia

Training Program for Coal Miners Journal ofEconomics 4 133-136 775 CRAIG K ELWELL and NElLA PALOMBA 1977 Economic Benefit-Cost Evaluation of West Virginia

Vocational Rehabilitation Lessons for the Vocational Rehabilitation System Journal ofEconomics 3 201-204

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

748 NEIL A PAWMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

733 NEIL A PAWMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law Journal 2411 733-738

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

Subject Index 13

Regional Models and Methods of Analysis

ECONOMIC MODELS AND ANALYSIS

9011 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Who Has Standing in Cost-Benefit Analysis Journal ofPolicy Analysis and Management 92 201-218

906 PETER W J BATEY and ADAM Z ROSE 1990 Extended Input-Output Models Progress and Potential International Regional Science Review 131-2 27-49

905 PAUL M BEAUMONT 1990 Supply and Demand Interaction in Integrated Econometric and InputshyOutput Models International Regional Science Review 131-2 167-181

8918 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN D MERRIFIELD 1989 Quasi-Experimental Methods for Analyzing Regional Economic and Spatial Change An Application to an Energy Boomtown In Regional Development Processes and Policies eds William H Berentsen Darrick R Danta and Eta Daroczi Centre for Regional Studies Hungarian Academy of Sciences Pecs Hungary

8914 DAVID GREENSTREET 1989 A Conceptual Framework for Construction of Hybrid Regional InputshyOutput Models Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 235 283-289

896 ADAM ROSE and WILLIAM MIERNYK 1989 Input-Output Analysis The First Fifty Years Economic Systems Research 12 229-271

894 ANDREWM ISSERMAN and PAUL M BEAUMONT 1989 New Directions in Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Project Evaluation Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 2312 39-53

888 ADAM ROSE and PAUL BEAUMONT 1988 Interrelational Income-Distribution Multipliers for the West Virginia Economy Journal ofRegional Science 284 461-475

883 MICHAEL J HANNAN and ADAM Z ROSE 1988 The Policy-Cost Index Approach to Modeling Change in Input-Output Coefficients An Application to Acid Rain Policy TecJmological Forecasting and Social Change 331 13-22

8721 MICHAEL KRASHINSKY and WILLIAM J MILNE 1987 Housing Prices in Metropolitan Toronto Regional Science and Urban Economics 172 289-305

8720 JOHN MERRIFIELD 1987 A Neoclassical Anatomy of the Economic Base Multiplier Journal of Regional Science 272 283-294

8713 UWE SCHUBERT SHELBY GERKING ANDREW ISSERMAN and CAROL TAYLOR 1987 Regional Labour Market Modelling A State of the Art Review In Regional Labour Markets eds M M Fischer and P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

879 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOlIN D MERRIFIELD 1987 Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Regional Analysis An Application to an Energy Boomtown and Growth Pole Theory Economic Geography 631 3-19

8613 SANDOR PETER 1986 The Relevance of Pollution-Related Input-Output Models for Regional Environmental Management in Hungary A Critical Approach Papers of the Regional Science Association 60 125-131

862 PAUL BEAUMONT ANDREW ISSERMAN DAVID MCMILLEN DAVID PLANE and PETER ROGERSON 1986 The ECESIS Economic-Demographic Model of the United States In Population Change and the Economy ed A M Isserman Boston Kluwer-Nijhoff Publishing Company

8520 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH WALTER C LABYS and TOM S WITT 1985 Resource Commodity Dependency and State Econometric Modeling Review ofRegional Studies 153 36-48

8514 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH and WALTER C LABYS 1985 A Commodity-Regional Model of West Virginia Journal ofRegional Science 253 383-411

854 BENJAMIN STEVENS and ADAM ROSE 1985 Regional Input-Output Methods for Tourism Impact Analysis In Assessing the Economic Impacts ofRecreation and Tourism eds Dennis Propst et al Asheville NC US Forest Service

841 ADAM ROSE 1984 Technological Change and Input-Output Analysis An Appraisal Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 185 305-318

832 ADAM ROSE 1983 Modeling the Macroeconomic Impact of Air Pollution Abatement Journal of Regional Science 234 441-459

831 ROBERT WALKER and JANUSZ SZYR1ER 1983 Interregional Total Flow A Concept and Application to a US Input-Output Model Review of Regional Studies 132 12-21

14 Subject Index

8217 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN MERRIFIELD 1982 The Use of Control Groups in Evaluating Regional Economic Policy Regional Science and Urban Economics 121 43-58

8214 ADAM ROSE BEN NAKAYAMA and BRANDT STEVENS 1982 Modern Energy Region Development and Income Distribution An Input -Output Analysis Joumal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 92 149-164

811 SHELBY D GERKING and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 Bifurcation and the Time Pattern of Impacts in the Economic Base Model Joumal ofRegional Science 214 451-467

804 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1980 Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of Alternative Methods Intemational Regional Science Review 52 155-184

801 ROBERTT WALKER and SUZANNE E BAYLEY 1980 An Energetic and Economic Simulation for the Evaluation of Transportation Policy Computers Environment and Urban Systems 51-2 83-96

791 PAUL B SLATER and WOLFGANG SCHWARZ 1979 Global Trade Patterns Scaling and Clustering Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics 97 381-387

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environment and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Joumal of Environmental Systems 72 131-147

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic Impacts Joumal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

763 WILLIAM H MIERlTYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input-Output Analysis Intemational Regional Science Review 12 47-55

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Joumal ofRegional Science 153 371-373

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363

7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley Joumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation ~fodeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUTHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 w F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

732 WILLIAM H MIERVYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics eds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

702 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and Change 12 27-32

Subject Index 15

692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

691 WILLIAM H MIER~YK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications ofInput-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

671 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commerciali 148 741-753

POPULATION MODELS AND ANALYSIS

8919 DAVID K FOOT and WILLIAM J MILNE 1989 Multiregional Estimation of Gross Internal Migration Flows International Regional Science Review 121 29-43

893 BRIAN J CUSHING 1989 Use and Misuse of the Allocation Rate in Models of Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 231 51-58

8718 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 A Note on Specification of Climate Variables in Models of Population Migration Joumal ofRegional Science 274 641-649

8717 PAUL M BEAUMONT and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1987 Comment Judgment in Population Forecasting Journal of the American Statistical Association 82400 1004-1009

878 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 Location-Specific Amenities Topography and Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 212 74-85

869 BRIAN J CUSHING 1986 Accounting for Spatial Relationships in Models of Interstate Population Migration Annals ofRegional Science 202 66-73

868 ANDREW ISSER1AN CAROL TAYlOR SHELBY GERKING and UWE SCHUBERT 1986 Regional Labor Market Analysis In Handbook ofRegional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8513 ANDREWMISSERl1AN DAVIDA PLANE PETERA ROGERSON and PAULM BEAUMONT 1985 Forecasting Interstate Migration with Limited Data A Demographic-Economic Approach Journal of the American Statistical Association 80390 277-285

851 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1985 Economic-Demographic Modeling with Endogenously Determined Birth and Migration Rates Theory and Prospects Environment and Planning A 171 25-45

844 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1984 Projection Forecast and Plan On the Future of Population Forecasting Joumal of the American Planning Association 502 208-221

825 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAVID A PLANE and DAVID B MCMILLEN 1982 Internal Migration in the United States An Evaluation of Federal Data Review of Public Data Use 114 285-311

808 E JAMES HAR~ER and PAUL B SLATER 1980 Identifying Medical Regions Using Hierarchical Clustering Social Science and Medicine 14D 3-10

807 ANDREW M ISSERfAN and MARILYN BROWN 1980 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science Association 45November 139-158

793 PAUL B SLATER 1979 Biplots of 1959-1961 United States Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 759-766

792 PAUL B SLATER 1979 1965-70 Interstate Migration in the United States An Extension of the Multiterminal Method to Multiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 6 205-208

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188 774 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of

the American Institute of Planners 433 247-259 771 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and

Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291 7612 PAUL B SLATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybemetics April 321-324

16 Subject Index

7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972 Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132

7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56

769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12

768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878

767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social Science Research 51 173-224

765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data Human Organization 353 269-286

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American foumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data foumal of Regional Science 143 377-388

737 ROllERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West Virginia West Virginia Medical foumaI698 1-4

701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables Demography 71 87-91

RESOURCE MODELS AND ANALYSIS

909 WALTER C IABYS and MONTAGUE J LORD 1990 Portfolio Optimisation and the Design of Latin American Export Diversification Policies foumal of Development Studies 262 260-277

8917 WALTER C IAllYS and JEAN-BAPTISTE LESOURD 1989 Facteurs Explicatifs des Ajustements de Prix sur Ie Marche International du Charbon Revue de lenergie 416 Decembre 1035-1045

8916 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 An Integrated Exhaustible Resource Model of Copper Market Dynamics In Economics in 17zeory and Practice An Eclectic Approach eds J Marquez and L R Klein Dordrecht Kluwer Academic Publishers

8911 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 Spatial and Temporal Price and Allocation Models of Mineral and Energy Markets In Quantitative Methods for Market-Oriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time eds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

8910 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C IAllYS 1989 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and Natural Gas In Quantitative Methods for MarketshyOriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time cds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

898 WALTERC IABYS and LORNA M WADDELL 1989 Commodity Lifecycles in US Materials Demand Resources Policy 15September 238-252

8811 THOMAS F TORRIES 1988 Competitive Cost Analysis in the Mineral Industries The Example of Nickel Resources Policy 143 193-204

8710 FRANK J CALZONETTI DEREK SPOONER and GREGORY G SAYRE 1987 A Reassessment of Site Suitability Analysis for Power Plant Siting A Maryland Example Applied Geography 7 223-241

Subject Index 17

875 ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1987 Sources of Change in Energy Use in the US Economy 1972-82 In World Energy Markets Coping with Instability ed J Rowse Calgary Friesen

874 ROBERT WALKER and KATHY REX-LOPATTO 1987 Evaluation of Costs Associated with Regional Environmental Impact in Chesapeake Bay loumal ofEnvironmental Systems 171 15-31

8611 WALTER ClABYS 1986 An Economic Analysis of the Stability of East-West Mineral Trade Patterns Resources Policy September 223-242

867 WALTER C lABYS and TAKASHI TAKAYAMA 1986 Spatial Equilibrium Analysis Mathematical and Programming Model Advances in Spatial Agricultural Energy and Mineral Modeling In Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8516 ADAM ROSE 1985 Modeling Energy Conservation Programs An Application to Natural Gas Utilities Energy lournaI64 87-103

8510 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C lABYS 1985 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and the Natural Gas Market Energy Economics 7 145shy152

858 ROBERT WALKER 1985~ A Comment on Linear Control Problems in the Theory of Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 30 309-315

853 GREGORY A ELMES 1985 Modeling Spatial Interaction of Utility Coal in Pennsylvania Annals of the Association ofAmerican Geographers 752 212-226

852 DANIEL GOLOMB STEPHEN BATfERI1AN JAMES GRUHL and WALTER C lABYS 1985 Sensitivity Analysis of the Kinetics of Acid Rain Models Atmospheric Environment 173 645-653

848 GREGORY ELMES 1984 Coal Transportation An Undervalued Aspect of Energy Modeling Transporlation Research-A 18-A1 13-23

8314 KINGSLEY E HAYNES FRED Y PHILLIPS and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints Economic Geography 591 52-65

8311 BARRY M RUBIN and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Energy Development Projects Coal Liquefaction in the Illinois Basin Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 171 11-20

823 WALTER C lABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

8012 WALTER ClABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Quadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Steam Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

803 WALTER C lABYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In Commodity Markets and Latin American Development A ltlodeling Approach eds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 BARRYD SOLOMON KINGSLEYE HAYNES and ADREW J KR1ENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

7714 ANDREW M ISSERI1AN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic GeOb1faphy 531 45-54

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations loumal of Regional Science 1713 327-344

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment alld Planning A 84 477-478

764 FRANK GIARRATANL 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues Environment and Planning A 84 447-454

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics March 278-283

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian lournal of Politics 9153-162

SOCIAL SCIENCE DIRECTIONS

9017 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1990 A Mind Ahead of its Time Libertas Mathematica 10 5-26 9015 JEFF L LEWIN and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 The Social Value of Crime International Review of

Law and Economics 10 271-284

18 Subject Index

907 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and RONALD F ABLER 1990 Bulgarian Geographers and Geography Professional Geographer 423 371~378

8812 JOHN PICKLES 1988 From Fact-World to Life-World The Phenomenological Method and Social Science Research In Qualitative Methods in Human Geography eds J Eyles and D M Smith Cambridge Polity Press

886 MARY BETH PUDUP 1988 Arguments within Regional Geography Progress in Human Geography 123 369-390

882 JOHN PICKLES 1988 Knowledge Theory and Practice The Role of Practical Reason in Geographical Theory In A Ground for Common Search eds R G Golledge H Couc1elis and P Gould Goleta CA Santa Barbara Geographical Press

8612 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Crazy Dualisms and Conceptual Leakage Or How We Can Continue to Misunderstand Human Geography Ohio Geographers 14Fall 75-84

866 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Geographic Theory and Educating for Democracy Antipode 182 136-154 861 JOHN PICKLES 1986 New Maps for Old A Reply to Smith Issues in Education 41 69-73 8521 JOHN PICKIES 1985 The Role of Place and Commonplaces in Democratic Empowerment Issues in

Education 33 232-241 8519 ANDREW M ISSERMAS 1985 Dare to Plan An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice

and Education Town Planning Review 564 483-491 8518 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Bioeconomics A Realistic Appraisal of Future Prospect In Global

Economy Today Tomorrow and the Transition ed Howard F Didsbury Jr Bethesda World Future Society

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

822 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

821 JOHN PICKIES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Rclevance of Regional Science Review ofRegional Studies 61 1-9

7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human Organization 333 261-275

7414 H RUSSELL BERJ~ARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

Subject Index 19

891 RONALD L LEWIS 1989 From Peasant to Proletarian The Migration of Southern Blacks to the Central Appalachian Coalfields The Journal ofSouthern History 551 77-102

887 CARlA DICKSIEIN 1988 The Role of Cooperative Development Agencies in Developing Worker Cooperatives Lessons from Philadelphia Economic and Industrial Democracy 92 197-224

8517 LEE DE COlA 1985 Lognormal Estimates of Macroregional City-Size Distributions 1950-70 Environment and Planning A 1712 1637-1652

856 RONALD L LEWIS 1985 Job Control and Race Relations in the Coal Fields 1870-1920 Journal of Ethnic Studies 124 36-64

8313 GASPERA GAROFAW and MICHAELS FOGAR1Y 1983 A Note on the Measurement of Agglomeration Economies with Compensation for Urban Disamenities Journal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 104 383-387

8312 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1983 Decline of the Metropolitan Economy A New Interpretation Urban Studies 204 495-497

8310 R TODD ZDORKOWSKl and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1983 Two Views of the City as a Source of SpaceshyTime Trends in EconomicDevelopment and the Decline of Human Fertility Urban Geography 41 54shy62

835 DAVIDA PlANE and ANDREWM ISSERMAN 1983 US Interstate Labor Force Migration An Analysis of Trends Net Exchanges and Migration Subsystems Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 175-6 251shy266

834 BRIAN J CUSHING and MAHLON R STRASZHEIM 1983 Agglomeration Economies in the Public and Private Sector Urban Spatial and Fiscal Structure In Perspectives on Local Public Finance and Public Policy ed John Quigley Greenwich CT JAI Press

826 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1982 The Determinants of Residential Succession with Renewal Effects Journal of Urban Economics 111 1-10

8113 WILLIAM H MIER~ 1981 The 1981 Coal Strike A View from the Outside Labor Law Journal 8281 564-567

8111 R Q HANHAM and H CHANG 1981 Wage Inflation in a Growth Region The American Sun Belt In Regional Wage Inflation and Unemployment ed R L Martin Great Britain Pion Limited

816 CLIFFORD B HAWLEY and MICHAELS FOGAR1Y 1981 Can Agglomeration Economies Explain Why People Are Leaving Large Cities Environment and Planning A 132 225-230

8019 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y and GASPER GAROFALO 1980 Urban Size and the Amenity Structure of Cities Journal of Urban Economics 83 350-361

7918 GASPER GAROFAW and MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1979 Urban Income Distribution and the Urban Hierarchy-Equality Hypothesis Review ofEconomics and Statistics 613 381-388

7915 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and GLENN V FUGITI 1979 Population Growth and Retail Decline Conflicting Effects of Urban Accessibility in American Villages Rural Sociology 441 24-38

794 RONALD L LEWIS 1979 The Darkest Abode of Man Black Miners in the First Southern Coal Field 1780-1865 Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 190-202

7811 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y and GASPER GAROFAW 1978 An Exploration of the Real Productivity Effects of Cities Review ofRegional Studies 81 65-82

787 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Black Labor in the Eastern Virginia Coal Field 1765-1865 In Other Slaves Mechanics Artisans and Craftsmen eds Ronald L Lewis and James E Newton Boston MA GK Hall

786 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Slave Families at Early Chesapeake Ironworks Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 169-179

7722 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 Race and the United Mine Workers Union in Tennessee Selected Letters of William R Riley 1892-1895 Tennessee Historical Quarterly 36 524-536

7721 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1977 Predicting Neighborhood Decline within a Large Central City An Application of Discriminant Analysis Environment and Planning A 95 579-584

778 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Virginia Iron Industry The AnteshyBellum Era West Virginia History 38 141-156

777 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Jobs and Income Issue Papers of the Appalachian Conference on Balanced Growth and Economic Development Charleston WV October 41-57

7625 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Kalymnos The Island of the Sponge Fishermen Annals of the New York Academy ofSciences 268 289-307

Subject Index 7

7624 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Sponge Markets of Kalymnos Anthropologica 181 81-96 7614 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The American Dream and the Rationalization of Slavery Crisis 83 253-254 7613 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Chesapeake Iron Industry The

Colonial Era Labor History 17 388-405 758 NEIL A PALOMBA CATHERINE A PALOMBA and TOM S WITT 1975 Some Economic Factors Affecting

Safety in Underground Bituminous Coal Mines Comment SOllthem Economic Journal 422 13-23 7412 RONALD L LEWIS 1974 Slavery on Chesapeake Iron Plantations before the American Revolution

Journal of Negro History 59 242-254 7312 JOHN P BLAIR 1973 A Review of the Filtering-Down Theory Urban Affairs Quarterly 83 303-316 736 RICHARD RAYMOND 1973 The Interregional Brain Drain and Public Education Growth and Change

43 28-34 735 JOHN PAlMER and NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 Skill Differentials and Their Determinants American

Economist 172 130-136 721 RICHARD RAYMOND 1972 Determinants of Non-White Migration during the 1950s American Journal

of Economics and Sociology 311 9-20 704 RICHARD RAYMOND 1970 Regional Differences in Racial Discrimination in Education and

Employment Western Economic Joumal 82 190-208 697 DONALD E PURSELL 1969 The Impact of the South African Wage Board on SkilledUnskilled Wage

Differentials Eastem Africa Economic Review 11 73-81 696 RICHARD D RAYMOND 1969 Changes in the Relative Economic Status of Nonwhites 1950-60

Western Economic Journal 71 57-70 695 RICHARD RAYMOND 1969 Mobility and Economic Progress of Negro Americans During the 194Os

American Joumal ofEconomics and Sociology 284 337-350 694 ANTHONYP THIRLWALL 1969 Types of Unemployment With Special Reference to Non Demandshy

Deficient Unemployment in Great Britain Scottish Joumal ofPolitical Economy 16 19-49 687 DONALD E PURSELL 1968 Bantu Real Wages and Employment Opportunities in South Africa South

African Joumal ofEconomics 3611 87-103

INDUSTRIAL LOCATION AND MARKET AREAS

908 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1990 Undermining Disinvestment From a Marginal Propensity to Invest to a Propensity to Invest in the Margins Africa Today 372 67-80

902 ROBERT WALKER and FRANK CALZONETTI 1990 Searching for New Manufacturing Plant Locations A Study of Location Decisions in Central Appalachia Regional Studies 241 15-30

8915 CARLA DICKSTEIN and GREG SAYRE 1989 Socioeconomic Impacts of Landfills in West Virginia West Virginia Public Affairs Reporter 64 1-6

8913 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1989 Taiwanese Inveslment in South Africa African Affairs October 507-528

889 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1988 Reorientating South Africas International Links Capital amp Class 35 Summer 49-55

8719 MARY BETH PUDUP 1987 From Farm to Factory Structuring and Location of the US Farm Machinery Industry Economic Geography 633 203-222

876 MARY BETH PUDUP and MICHAEL J WATfS 1987 Growing against the Grain Mechanized Rice Farming in the Sacramento Valley California In Fanning Systems and Change cds S B Brush and B L Turner III New York Guilford Press

8610 RANK J CALZONETTI PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITI 1986 USA Power Plant Location and Fuel Mix Opportunities for Electricity Exporting Regions Energy Policy 146 528-541

846 BARRY D SOLOMON and KINGSLEY E HAYNES 1984 A Survey and Critique of Multiobjective Power Plant Siting Decision Rules Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 182 71-79

839 ROBERT Q fLtNHAM and FRANKJ CALZONETTI 1983 Regional and Temporal Trends in Power Plant Unit Siting 1912-1978 Professional GeObTapher 354 416-426

8213 GREGORY A ELMES FRANK J CALZONETTI and STUART A FOSTER 1982 Siting Fly Ash-Derived Alumina Recovery Facilities in West Virginia SOlltheastem Geographer 221 1-19

819 WALTER C LABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1981 Stability of Appalachian Coal Shipments under Policy Variation Energy Joumal 2 111-128

Subject Index 8

r r

8014 FRANK J CALZONElTI MARK S ECKERT and EDWARD J MALECKI 1980 Siting Energy Facilities in the USA Policies for the Western States Energy Policy June 138-152

8013 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and FEREIDOON SHAHROKH 1980 Spatial Equilibrium in the US Coal Industry Energy Economics 24 230-236

7916 MING-JENG HWANG and MELVIN L GREENHUf 1979 Estimates of Fixed Costs and the Sizes of Market Areas in the United States Environment and Planning A 119 993-1009

7911 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and SOOSAN SHAHROKH 1979 Market Delineation in the Coal Industry Review ofRegional Studies 92 6-17

7910 MING-JENG HWANG 1979 A Model of Spatial Price Discrimination for the Pricing Schedule of Coal Journal ofRegional Science 192 231-243

795 WALTER P PAGE 1979 Competition and Concentration in Appalachian Coal Production 1960 to 1975 Policy Analysis and Infonnation Systems 31 141-160

7810 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and MING-JENG HWANG 1978 Spatial Analysis and the Identification of Coal Markets Journal of Energy and Development 141 104-125

7720 FRANK GIARRATANI and CHARLES F SOCHER 1977 The Pattern of Industrial Location and Rising Energy Prices Atlantic Economic Journal 51 48-55

7516 MELVIN L GREENHUf MING-JENG HWANG and HOHTA 1975 Observations on the Shape and Relevance of the Spatial Demand Function Econometrica 434 669-682

7419 JOHN GREENHUf MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination over Space Theory Assumption and a Case Example Annals ofRegional Science 83 70-81

713 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1971 Local Labor Market Effects of New Plant Locations In Essays in Regional Economics eds John F Kain and John R Meyer Cambridge Harvard University Press

709 WILLIAM G DEWALD and G RICHARD DREESE 1970 Bank Behavior with Respect to Deposit Variability Journal ofFinance 254 400-470

688 GILBERT L RUfMAN 1968 The Transkei An Experiment in Economic Separation South African Journal ofEconomics 361 24-31

674 GERALD ALBAUM and GILBERT L RUfMAN 1967 The Cooperative-Based Marketing System in Tanganyika Journal ofMarketing 31 54-58

RESOlTRCES AND UTILITIES

8810 THOMAS TORRIES ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1988 Mineral Project Selection and Economic Development The Case of Namibia Matelials and Society 123-4 263-294

8711 ADAM ROSE and UKAR SOELISTIJO 1987 The Potential of Coal in the Development of Oil-Rich LDCs In Global Energy Interactions ed R K Pachauri New Delhi Allied Publishers

877 FRANK J CALZONliTI 1987 Regional Trends in Coal Use for Electricity Generation Implications for the US and UK In Geographic Issues in Mineral Resource Development eds H E Johansen O P Mathew and G Rudzitis Boulder CO Westview Press

871 ROBERT T WALKER 1987 Land Use Transition and Deforestation in Developing Countries Geographical Analysis 191 18-30

865 FRANKJ CALZONETTI DAVID L DURHAM and GREGORY A ELMES 1986 Power Plant Flyash Magnetite Performs Well in Coal Cleaning Power Engineering 90 52-55

863 WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1986 Regulator Selection Methods and Electricity Prices Land Economics 621 1-13

859 WALTERJ PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1985 Voter Power and Electricity Prices Public Choice 473 519-525

857 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1985-86 European Community Energy Policy and Its Significance to American Coal Exports Journal ofMineral Law and Policy 12 173-219

847 WALTER C LABYS 1984 An Optimal Trade Policy to Counter Latin American Commodity Market Instability In Tenus of Trade and the Optimal Tanf in Latin America ed E Conesa Buenos Aires Institute for Latin American Integration

845 DEREKJ SPOONER and FRANKJ CALZONEITI 1984 Geography and the Coal Revival AngloshyAmerican Perspectives Progress in Human GeobIfaphy 81 1-25

8315 PATRICK C MANN 1983 Water Pricing Research Needs American Water Works Association Journal 75 24-27

Subject Index 9

838 WALTER C IABYS RAJENDRA K PACHURI and CHARLES L BLITZER 1983 Coal A Development Challenge Natural Resource Fomm 7 299-310

837 PATRICK C MANN and PAUL R LEFRANCOIS 1983 Trends in the Real Price of Water Journal of the American Water Works Association 75 441-443

836 PATRICK C MANN and WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR 1983 Elected Versus Appointed Commissioners Does It Make a Difference in Utility Prices In Adjusting to Regulatory Pricing and Marketing Realities ed Harry M Trebing East Lansing Institute of Public Utilities Michigan State University

8212 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Elcphants Uranium and the Energy Crisis Tennessee Law Review 494 885-918

8211 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Monitoring Foreign Investment in Energy Resources Problems and Proposals West Vitginia Law Review 84 1093-1103

8210 JAMES J FRIEDBERG and EDWARD Z FOX 1982 Coal Export Associations Possible Effects of American and Common Market Antitrust Laws Northem Kentucky Law Review 9 23-43

829 MING-JENG HWANG 1982 Crude Oil Pricing in the World Market Atlantic Economic Journal 102 1shy5

828 ADAM ROSE MICHAEL SHEEHAN and DALE HURD 1982 Nonrenewable Resources and the Development of Arid Lands A Planning Approach In Altemative Strategies for Desert Development and Management Elmsford NY Pergamon Press

827 PATRICK C MANN and DONALD L SCHLENGER 1982 Marginal Cost and Seasonal Pricing of Water Service Journal of the American Water Works Association January 6-11

818 FRANKJ CALZONETTI and GREGORY A ELMES 1981 Metal Recovery from Power Plant Ash An Ecological Approach to Coal Utilization GeoJoumal Supplementary Issue 3 59-70

817 ADAM ZACHARY ROSE 1981 Utility Lifelines and Economic Activity in the Context of Earthquakes In Social and Economic Impact ofEarthquakes on Utility Lifelines ed J Isenberg New York American Society of Civil Engineers

8016 ADAM ROSE 1980 Geothermal Energy in California Policies Lo Improve the Economic Impact of Energy Resource Development Growth and Change 111 41-47

8015 FRANK J CALZONETTI 1980 Bentonite Liners for Power Plant Lagoons Power Engineering March 61-62

8011 PATRICK C MANN 1980 Equity and Economics in Setting Water Rates for Apartment Complexes Journal of the American Water Works Association 72 74-77

8010 PATRICK C MANN ROBERT J SAUNDERS and JEREMY J WARFORD 1980 A Note on Capital Indivisibility and the Definition of Marginal Cost Water Resources Research 163 602-604

809 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 CoaL In Collective Bargaining Contemporary American Experience ed Gerald G Somers Madison WI Industrial Relations Research Association

799 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Dynamics of Traditional Rate Regulation Research in Law and Economics 1 195-212

798 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Water Industry Economic and Policy Issues In Regulation Competition and Deregulation Lexington VA Washington and Lee University

797 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1979 Cost Behavior and Water Systems Water Resources Bulletin 155 1301-1307

796 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 Coal Problems and Prospects in the 1980s Journal ofEnergy and Development 51 9-18

789 WALTER P PAGE and AUSTIN H MONTGOMERY JR 1978 Social Costs of the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act Amendments Eastern Economic JoumaI43-4 161-166

788 ADAM ROSE STAHRI EDMUNDS and EVERARD LOfTING 1978 The Economics of Geothermal Energy Development at the Regional Level Journal of Energy and Development 41 126-152

7713 PATRICK C MANN 1977 The Interlocking of Municipalities and Publicly Owned Utilities In Local Service Pricing Policies and 77leir Effect on Urban Spatial Stmcture ed Paul B Downing New York Columbia University Press

7712 PATRICK C MANN 1977 Water Rates An Evaluation of Options Journal of the American Water Works Associatioll 692 84-88

7711 PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITT 1977 The Impact on Electricity Rate Structures from Increasing Energy Costs Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 566-571

10 Subject Index

7618 WALTER ClABYS 1976 Foreign Investment in the US Minerals Industry The Case of West Virginia Coal InA Study ofAlien Investment in United States Lands ed E Wunderlick Washington DC US Department of Agriculture

7617 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1976 Ownership and Water System Operation Water ResourcesBulletin 125 995-1004

7616 JOHN L MIKESELL and PATRICK C MANN 1976 Pricing by Rural Electric Cooperatives Land Economics 521 96-102

7510 ADAM ROSE 1975 The Cost of Stack Gas Cleaning in New York State Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association 2510 1005-100S

7416 PATRICK C MANN 1974 User Power and Electricity Rates Journal ofLaw and Economics 172 433shy443

7311 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1973 Should Regulatory Commissions be Abolished Modified or Retained Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-7

7310 PATRICK C MANN 1973 The Political Influence of Residential Consumers on Water Rates Water Resources Bulletin 95 976-984 Comment and Reply 106 1308-1310

738 JOHN L MIKESELL and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1973 Rates of Return in Public and Private Enterprise Electric Utilities in the United States Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and Economics 91 41-54

723 G RICHARD DREESE and HAROLD L BRYANT 1972 Costs and Effects of a Water Program for a Small Stripping Company--Southeastern Ohio Water Resources Bulletin 82 320-327

722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 122 77-89

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORJtAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 62 45-56

707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 104 37-49

706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of the American Water Works Association 629 534-537

705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319

699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 92 5-20

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

PUBLIC FINANCE AND TRANSPORTATION

881 ADAM ROSE and BRANDT STEVENS 1988 Distributional Impacts of Oil and Gas Tax Reforms Energy Economics 103 235-241

873 MING-JENG HWANG and PATRICK C MANN 1987 Deregulation and Efficiency in the Rail Industry Atlantic Economic Journal 152 47-52

8511 FRANK CALZONETIl and ROBERT HANHAM 1985 Changing Energy Prices and State Revenue In Geographical Dimensions of Energy eds F J Calzonetti and B D Solomon Dordrecht Holland Reidel Publishing

843 BRIAN J CUSHING 1984 Capitalization of Interjurisdictional Fiscal Differentials An Alternative Approach Journal of Urban Economics 153 317-326

842 REX HONIlt~ and DAVID SORENSON 1984 Jurisdictional Benefits and Local Costs The Politics of School Closings In Public Senice Provision and Urban Development eds Andrew Kirby Paul Knox and Steven Pinch London Croom Helm

Subject Index 11

824

815

7912

784

7716

7715

7619

766

7512

7511

7421

7418

739

734

724

712 711

703

693

686

685

684

661

IRWIN FELLER GREGORY ELMES and JAMES MEYER 1982 Spatial Aspects of the Diffusion of Technological Innovations among American Municipal Governments Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 165 225-238 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 The Allocation of Funds to Small Cities under the Community Development Block Grant Program An Evaluation Journal of the American Planning Association 471 3-28 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1979 Coming New Coal Transportation Modes Mechanical Engineering 1019 37-43 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and KAREN L MAJORS 1978 General Revenue Sharing Federal Incentives to Change Local Government Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 443 317-327 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1977 Eminent Domain Its Origin Meaning and Relevance to Coal Slurry Pipelines Transportation Journal 171 5-21 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and SIDNEY KATELL 1977 Railroad Volume Freight Rates Evolution and Analysis ICC Practitioners Journal January-February 146-161 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1976 The Coal Slurry Pipeline Its Contribution in Meeting the Nations Energy Requirements Journal ofEconomics 2 196-200 ANDREW MISSERMAN 1976 Interjurisdictional Spillovers Political Fragmentation and the Level of Local Public Services A Re-Examination Urban Studies 131 1-12 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Status of Slurry Pipeline Transportation of Bituminous Coal The Intersociety Conference on Transportation Atlanta GA THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Transporting Western Coal Unit Trains or Slurry Pipeline Logistics and Transportation Review 112 147-152 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1974 Transportation in Developing Countries Special Reference to Kenya Traffic Quarterly 281 139-153 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination by Regulated Motor Carriers Comment American Economic Review 644 780-784 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-3 WILLIAM H MIERt-YK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health eds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation Journal 121 15-22 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Loltal Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 111 23-29 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem National Tax lournaI232 206-213 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 ROYW BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208 WOO SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax lournaI212 183-189 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

HUMAN SERVICES AND OTHER POLICY

9016 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1990 The Convergence of Law in an Era of Political Integration The Wood Pulp Case and the Alcoa Effects Doctrine University ofPittsburgh Law Review 522 289-326

901 BARBARA RASMUSSEN 1990 Storer College A Bygone Harpers Ferry Institution Goldenseal 161 46shy49

12 Subject Index

899 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1989 Estimations of the Economic Model of Crime Using Aggregate and Individual Level Data Southern Economic Journal 562 423middot439

884 KENNETII C MARTIS 1988 Sectionalism and the United States Congress Political Geography Quarterly 72 99middot109

8716 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reform and Paternalism in China Some Theoretical Concerns International Regional Science Review 111 59middot73

8712 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reforms and Politics Studies in Comparative International Developments 4 76shy82

872 JOHN PICKLES 1987 The Numbers Game Legitimising Apartheid Review ofAfrican Political Economy 38April 102-103

8512 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISTOPHER J SMITH 1985 What Drives People to Drink Interpreting the Effect of Urban Living on the Use and Abuse of Alcohol Urban Ecology 92 195-213

855 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISfOPHER J SMITH 1985 Regional Change and Problem Drinking in the United States 1970-78 Regional Studies 192 149middot162

8112 C J SMITH and R Q HANHAM 1981 Proximity and the Formation of Public Attitudes towards Mental Illness Environment and Planning A 132 147-165

814 RONALD L LEWIS 1981 Rev TG Steward and the Education of Blacks in Reconstruction Delaware Delaware History Spring-Summer 156-178

813 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Any Place But Here Mental Health Facilities as Noxious Neighbors Professional Geographer 333 326-334

812 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Deinstitutionalization of the Mentally Ill A Time Path Analysis of the American States 1955-1975 Social Science and Medicine 15D 361-378

806 RONALD L LEWIS 1980 Rev TG Stewart (sic) and Mixed Schools in Delaware 1882 Delaware History 19 53-58

805 ADAM ROSE 1980 Mandating Local Government Emergency Services Urban Interest 21 65-73 785 CATHERINE A PALOMBA and NEIL A PALOMBA 1978 An Analysis of Dropouts from a West Virginia

Training Program for Coal Miners Journal ofEconomics 4 133-136 775 CRAIG K ELWELL and NElLA PALOMBA 1977 Economic Benefit-Cost Evaluation of West Virginia

Vocational Rehabilitation Lessons for the Vocational Rehabilitation System Journal ofEconomics 3 201-204

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

748 NEIL A PAWMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

733 NEIL A PAWMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law Journal 2411 733-738

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

Subject Index 13

Regional Models and Methods of Analysis

ECONOMIC MODELS AND ANALYSIS

9011 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Who Has Standing in Cost-Benefit Analysis Journal ofPolicy Analysis and Management 92 201-218

906 PETER W J BATEY and ADAM Z ROSE 1990 Extended Input-Output Models Progress and Potential International Regional Science Review 131-2 27-49

905 PAUL M BEAUMONT 1990 Supply and Demand Interaction in Integrated Econometric and InputshyOutput Models International Regional Science Review 131-2 167-181

8918 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN D MERRIFIELD 1989 Quasi-Experimental Methods for Analyzing Regional Economic and Spatial Change An Application to an Energy Boomtown In Regional Development Processes and Policies eds William H Berentsen Darrick R Danta and Eta Daroczi Centre for Regional Studies Hungarian Academy of Sciences Pecs Hungary

8914 DAVID GREENSTREET 1989 A Conceptual Framework for Construction of Hybrid Regional InputshyOutput Models Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 235 283-289

896 ADAM ROSE and WILLIAM MIERNYK 1989 Input-Output Analysis The First Fifty Years Economic Systems Research 12 229-271

894 ANDREWM ISSERMAN and PAUL M BEAUMONT 1989 New Directions in Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Project Evaluation Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 2312 39-53

888 ADAM ROSE and PAUL BEAUMONT 1988 Interrelational Income-Distribution Multipliers for the West Virginia Economy Journal ofRegional Science 284 461-475

883 MICHAEL J HANNAN and ADAM Z ROSE 1988 The Policy-Cost Index Approach to Modeling Change in Input-Output Coefficients An Application to Acid Rain Policy TecJmological Forecasting and Social Change 331 13-22

8721 MICHAEL KRASHINSKY and WILLIAM J MILNE 1987 Housing Prices in Metropolitan Toronto Regional Science and Urban Economics 172 289-305

8720 JOHN MERRIFIELD 1987 A Neoclassical Anatomy of the Economic Base Multiplier Journal of Regional Science 272 283-294

8713 UWE SCHUBERT SHELBY GERKING ANDREW ISSERMAN and CAROL TAYLOR 1987 Regional Labour Market Modelling A State of the Art Review In Regional Labour Markets eds M M Fischer and P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

879 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOlIN D MERRIFIELD 1987 Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Regional Analysis An Application to an Energy Boomtown and Growth Pole Theory Economic Geography 631 3-19

8613 SANDOR PETER 1986 The Relevance of Pollution-Related Input-Output Models for Regional Environmental Management in Hungary A Critical Approach Papers of the Regional Science Association 60 125-131

862 PAUL BEAUMONT ANDREW ISSERMAN DAVID MCMILLEN DAVID PLANE and PETER ROGERSON 1986 The ECESIS Economic-Demographic Model of the United States In Population Change and the Economy ed A M Isserman Boston Kluwer-Nijhoff Publishing Company

8520 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH WALTER C LABYS and TOM S WITT 1985 Resource Commodity Dependency and State Econometric Modeling Review ofRegional Studies 153 36-48

8514 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH and WALTER C LABYS 1985 A Commodity-Regional Model of West Virginia Journal ofRegional Science 253 383-411

854 BENJAMIN STEVENS and ADAM ROSE 1985 Regional Input-Output Methods for Tourism Impact Analysis In Assessing the Economic Impacts ofRecreation and Tourism eds Dennis Propst et al Asheville NC US Forest Service

841 ADAM ROSE 1984 Technological Change and Input-Output Analysis An Appraisal Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 185 305-318

832 ADAM ROSE 1983 Modeling the Macroeconomic Impact of Air Pollution Abatement Journal of Regional Science 234 441-459

831 ROBERT WALKER and JANUSZ SZYR1ER 1983 Interregional Total Flow A Concept and Application to a US Input-Output Model Review of Regional Studies 132 12-21

14 Subject Index

8217 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN MERRIFIELD 1982 The Use of Control Groups in Evaluating Regional Economic Policy Regional Science and Urban Economics 121 43-58

8214 ADAM ROSE BEN NAKAYAMA and BRANDT STEVENS 1982 Modern Energy Region Development and Income Distribution An Input -Output Analysis Joumal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 92 149-164

811 SHELBY D GERKING and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 Bifurcation and the Time Pattern of Impacts in the Economic Base Model Joumal ofRegional Science 214 451-467

804 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1980 Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of Alternative Methods Intemational Regional Science Review 52 155-184

801 ROBERTT WALKER and SUZANNE E BAYLEY 1980 An Energetic and Economic Simulation for the Evaluation of Transportation Policy Computers Environment and Urban Systems 51-2 83-96

791 PAUL B SLATER and WOLFGANG SCHWARZ 1979 Global Trade Patterns Scaling and Clustering Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics 97 381-387

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environment and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Joumal of Environmental Systems 72 131-147

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic Impacts Joumal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

763 WILLIAM H MIERlTYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input-Output Analysis Intemational Regional Science Review 12 47-55

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Joumal ofRegional Science 153 371-373

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363

7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley Joumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation ~fodeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUTHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 w F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

732 WILLIAM H MIERVYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics eds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

702 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and Change 12 27-32

Subject Index 15

692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

691 WILLIAM H MIER~YK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications ofInput-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

671 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commerciali 148 741-753

POPULATION MODELS AND ANALYSIS

8919 DAVID K FOOT and WILLIAM J MILNE 1989 Multiregional Estimation of Gross Internal Migration Flows International Regional Science Review 121 29-43

893 BRIAN J CUSHING 1989 Use and Misuse of the Allocation Rate in Models of Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 231 51-58

8718 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 A Note on Specification of Climate Variables in Models of Population Migration Joumal ofRegional Science 274 641-649

8717 PAUL M BEAUMONT and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1987 Comment Judgment in Population Forecasting Journal of the American Statistical Association 82400 1004-1009

878 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 Location-Specific Amenities Topography and Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 212 74-85

869 BRIAN J CUSHING 1986 Accounting for Spatial Relationships in Models of Interstate Population Migration Annals ofRegional Science 202 66-73

868 ANDREW ISSER1AN CAROL TAYlOR SHELBY GERKING and UWE SCHUBERT 1986 Regional Labor Market Analysis In Handbook ofRegional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8513 ANDREWMISSERl1AN DAVIDA PLANE PETERA ROGERSON and PAULM BEAUMONT 1985 Forecasting Interstate Migration with Limited Data A Demographic-Economic Approach Journal of the American Statistical Association 80390 277-285

851 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1985 Economic-Demographic Modeling with Endogenously Determined Birth and Migration Rates Theory and Prospects Environment and Planning A 171 25-45

844 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1984 Projection Forecast and Plan On the Future of Population Forecasting Joumal of the American Planning Association 502 208-221

825 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAVID A PLANE and DAVID B MCMILLEN 1982 Internal Migration in the United States An Evaluation of Federal Data Review of Public Data Use 114 285-311

808 E JAMES HAR~ER and PAUL B SLATER 1980 Identifying Medical Regions Using Hierarchical Clustering Social Science and Medicine 14D 3-10

807 ANDREW M ISSERfAN and MARILYN BROWN 1980 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science Association 45November 139-158

793 PAUL B SLATER 1979 Biplots of 1959-1961 United States Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 759-766

792 PAUL B SLATER 1979 1965-70 Interstate Migration in the United States An Extension of the Multiterminal Method to Multiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 6 205-208

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188 774 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of

the American Institute of Planners 433 247-259 771 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and

Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291 7612 PAUL B SLATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybemetics April 321-324

16 Subject Index

7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972 Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132

7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56

769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12

768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878

767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social Science Research 51 173-224

765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data Human Organization 353 269-286

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American foumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data foumal of Regional Science 143 377-388

737 ROllERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West Virginia West Virginia Medical foumaI698 1-4

701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables Demography 71 87-91

RESOURCE MODELS AND ANALYSIS

909 WALTER C IABYS and MONTAGUE J LORD 1990 Portfolio Optimisation and the Design of Latin American Export Diversification Policies foumal of Development Studies 262 260-277

8917 WALTER C IAllYS and JEAN-BAPTISTE LESOURD 1989 Facteurs Explicatifs des Ajustements de Prix sur Ie Marche International du Charbon Revue de lenergie 416 Decembre 1035-1045

8916 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 An Integrated Exhaustible Resource Model of Copper Market Dynamics In Economics in 17zeory and Practice An Eclectic Approach eds J Marquez and L R Klein Dordrecht Kluwer Academic Publishers

8911 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 Spatial and Temporal Price and Allocation Models of Mineral and Energy Markets In Quantitative Methods for Market-Oriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time eds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

8910 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C IAllYS 1989 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and Natural Gas In Quantitative Methods for MarketshyOriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time cds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

898 WALTERC IABYS and LORNA M WADDELL 1989 Commodity Lifecycles in US Materials Demand Resources Policy 15September 238-252

8811 THOMAS F TORRIES 1988 Competitive Cost Analysis in the Mineral Industries The Example of Nickel Resources Policy 143 193-204

8710 FRANK J CALZONETTI DEREK SPOONER and GREGORY G SAYRE 1987 A Reassessment of Site Suitability Analysis for Power Plant Siting A Maryland Example Applied Geography 7 223-241

Subject Index 17

875 ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1987 Sources of Change in Energy Use in the US Economy 1972-82 In World Energy Markets Coping with Instability ed J Rowse Calgary Friesen

874 ROBERT WALKER and KATHY REX-LOPATTO 1987 Evaluation of Costs Associated with Regional Environmental Impact in Chesapeake Bay loumal ofEnvironmental Systems 171 15-31

8611 WALTER ClABYS 1986 An Economic Analysis of the Stability of East-West Mineral Trade Patterns Resources Policy September 223-242

867 WALTER C lABYS and TAKASHI TAKAYAMA 1986 Spatial Equilibrium Analysis Mathematical and Programming Model Advances in Spatial Agricultural Energy and Mineral Modeling In Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8516 ADAM ROSE 1985 Modeling Energy Conservation Programs An Application to Natural Gas Utilities Energy lournaI64 87-103

8510 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C lABYS 1985 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and the Natural Gas Market Energy Economics 7 145shy152

858 ROBERT WALKER 1985~ A Comment on Linear Control Problems in the Theory of Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 30 309-315

853 GREGORY A ELMES 1985 Modeling Spatial Interaction of Utility Coal in Pennsylvania Annals of the Association ofAmerican Geographers 752 212-226

852 DANIEL GOLOMB STEPHEN BATfERI1AN JAMES GRUHL and WALTER C lABYS 1985 Sensitivity Analysis of the Kinetics of Acid Rain Models Atmospheric Environment 173 645-653

848 GREGORY ELMES 1984 Coal Transportation An Undervalued Aspect of Energy Modeling Transporlation Research-A 18-A1 13-23

8314 KINGSLEY E HAYNES FRED Y PHILLIPS and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints Economic Geography 591 52-65

8311 BARRY M RUBIN and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Energy Development Projects Coal Liquefaction in the Illinois Basin Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 171 11-20

823 WALTER C lABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

8012 WALTER ClABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Quadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Steam Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

803 WALTER C lABYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In Commodity Markets and Latin American Development A ltlodeling Approach eds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 BARRYD SOLOMON KINGSLEYE HAYNES and ADREW J KR1ENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

7714 ANDREW M ISSERI1AN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic GeOb1faphy 531 45-54

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations loumal of Regional Science 1713 327-344

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment alld Planning A 84 477-478

764 FRANK GIARRATANL 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues Environment and Planning A 84 447-454

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics March 278-283

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian lournal of Politics 9153-162

SOCIAL SCIENCE DIRECTIONS

9017 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1990 A Mind Ahead of its Time Libertas Mathematica 10 5-26 9015 JEFF L LEWIN and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 The Social Value of Crime International Review of

Law and Economics 10 271-284

18 Subject Index

907 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and RONALD F ABLER 1990 Bulgarian Geographers and Geography Professional Geographer 423 371~378

8812 JOHN PICKLES 1988 From Fact-World to Life-World The Phenomenological Method and Social Science Research In Qualitative Methods in Human Geography eds J Eyles and D M Smith Cambridge Polity Press

886 MARY BETH PUDUP 1988 Arguments within Regional Geography Progress in Human Geography 123 369-390

882 JOHN PICKLES 1988 Knowledge Theory and Practice The Role of Practical Reason in Geographical Theory In A Ground for Common Search eds R G Golledge H Couc1elis and P Gould Goleta CA Santa Barbara Geographical Press

8612 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Crazy Dualisms and Conceptual Leakage Or How We Can Continue to Misunderstand Human Geography Ohio Geographers 14Fall 75-84

866 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Geographic Theory and Educating for Democracy Antipode 182 136-154 861 JOHN PICKLES 1986 New Maps for Old A Reply to Smith Issues in Education 41 69-73 8521 JOHN PICKIES 1985 The Role of Place and Commonplaces in Democratic Empowerment Issues in

Education 33 232-241 8519 ANDREW M ISSERMAS 1985 Dare to Plan An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice

and Education Town Planning Review 564 483-491 8518 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Bioeconomics A Realistic Appraisal of Future Prospect In Global

Economy Today Tomorrow and the Transition ed Howard F Didsbury Jr Bethesda World Future Society

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

822 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

821 JOHN PICKIES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Rclevance of Regional Science Review ofRegional Studies 61 1-9

7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human Organization 333 261-275

7414 H RUSSELL BERJ~ARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

Subject Index 19

7624 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Sponge Markets of Kalymnos Anthropologica 181 81-96 7614 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The American Dream and the Rationalization of Slavery Crisis 83 253-254 7613 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Chesapeake Iron Industry The

Colonial Era Labor History 17 388-405 758 NEIL A PALOMBA CATHERINE A PALOMBA and TOM S WITT 1975 Some Economic Factors Affecting

Safety in Underground Bituminous Coal Mines Comment SOllthem Economic Journal 422 13-23 7412 RONALD L LEWIS 1974 Slavery on Chesapeake Iron Plantations before the American Revolution

Journal of Negro History 59 242-254 7312 JOHN P BLAIR 1973 A Review of the Filtering-Down Theory Urban Affairs Quarterly 83 303-316 736 RICHARD RAYMOND 1973 The Interregional Brain Drain and Public Education Growth and Change

43 28-34 735 JOHN PAlMER and NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 Skill Differentials and Their Determinants American

Economist 172 130-136 721 RICHARD RAYMOND 1972 Determinants of Non-White Migration during the 1950s American Journal

of Economics and Sociology 311 9-20 704 RICHARD RAYMOND 1970 Regional Differences in Racial Discrimination in Education and

Employment Western Economic Joumal 82 190-208 697 DONALD E PURSELL 1969 The Impact of the South African Wage Board on SkilledUnskilled Wage

Differentials Eastem Africa Economic Review 11 73-81 696 RICHARD D RAYMOND 1969 Changes in the Relative Economic Status of Nonwhites 1950-60

Western Economic Journal 71 57-70 695 RICHARD RAYMOND 1969 Mobility and Economic Progress of Negro Americans During the 194Os

American Joumal ofEconomics and Sociology 284 337-350 694 ANTHONYP THIRLWALL 1969 Types of Unemployment With Special Reference to Non Demandshy

Deficient Unemployment in Great Britain Scottish Joumal ofPolitical Economy 16 19-49 687 DONALD E PURSELL 1968 Bantu Real Wages and Employment Opportunities in South Africa South

African Joumal ofEconomics 3611 87-103

INDUSTRIAL LOCATION AND MARKET AREAS

908 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1990 Undermining Disinvestment From a Marginal Propensity to Invest to a Propensity to Invest in the Margins Africa Today 372 67-80

902 ROBERT WALKER and FRANK CALZONETTI 1990 Searching for New Manufacturing Plant Locations A Study of Location Decisions in Central Appalachia Regional Studies 241 15-30

8915 CARLA DICKSTEIN and GREG SAYRE 1989 Socioeconomic Impacts of Landfills in West Virginia West Virginia Public Affairs Reporter 64 1-6

8913 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1989 Taiwanese Inveslment in South Africa African Affairs October 507-528

889 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1988 Reorientating South Africas International Links Capital amp Class 35 Summer 49-55

8719 MARY BETH PUDUP 1987 From Farm to Factory Structuring and Location of the US Farm Machinery Industry Economic Geography 633 203-222

876 MARY BETH PUDUP and MICHAEL J WATfS 1987 Growing against the Grain Mechanized Rice Farming in the Sacramento Valley California In Fanning Systems and Change cds S B Brush and B L Turner III New York Guilford Press

8610 RANK J CALZONETTI PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITI 1986 USA Power Plant Location and Fuel Mix Opportunities for Electricity Exporting Regions Energy Policy 146 528-541

846 BARRY D SOLOMON and KINGSLEY E HAYNES 1984 A Survey and Critique of Multiobjective Power Plant Siting Decision Rules Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 182 71-79

839 ROBERT Q fLtNHAM and FRANKJ CALZONETTI 1983 Regional and Temporal Trends in Power Plant Unit Siting 1912-1978 Professional GeObTapher 354 416-426

8213 GREGORY A ELMES FRANK J CALZONETTI and STUART A FOSTER 1982 Siting Fly Ash-Derived Alumina Recovery Facilities in West Virginia SOlltheastem Geographer 221 1-19

819 WALTER C LABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1981 Stability of Appalachian Coal Shipments under Policy Variation Energy Joumal 2 111-128

Subject Index 8

r r

8014 FRANK J CALZONElTI MARK S ECKERT and EDWARD J MALECKI 1980 Siting Energy Facilities in the USA Policies for the Western States Energy Policy June 138-152

8013 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and FEREIDOON SHAHROKH 1980 Spatial Equilibrium in the US Coal Industry Energy Economics 24 230-236

7916 MING-JENG HWANG and MELVIN L GREENHUf 1979 Estimates of Fixed Costs and the Sizes of Market Areas in the United States Environment and Planning A 119 993-1009

7911 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and SOOSAN SHAHROKH 1979 Market Delineation in the Coal Industry Review ofRegional Studies 92 6-17

7910 MING-JENG HWANG 1979 A Model of Spatial Price Discrimination for the Pricing Schedule of Coal Journal ofRegional Science 192 231-243

795 WALTER P PAGE 1979 Competition and Concentration in Appalachian Coal Production 1960 to 1975 Policy Analysis and Infonnation Systems 31 141-160

7810 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and MING-JENG HWANG 1978 Spatial Analysis and the Identification of Coal Markets Journal of Energy and Development 141 104-125

7720 FRANK GIARRATANI and CHARLES F SOCHER 1977 The Pattern of Industrial Location and Rising Energy Prices Atlantic Economic Journal 51 48-55

7516 MELVIN L GREENHUf MING-JENG HWANG and HOHTA 1975 Observations on the Shape and Relevance of the Spatial Demand Function Econometrica 434 669-682

7419 JOHN GREENHUf MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination over Space Theory Assumption and a Case Example Annals ofRegional Science 83 70-81

713 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1971 Local Labor Market Effects of New Plant Locations In Essays in Regional Economics eds John F Kain and John R Meyer Cambridge Harvard University Press

709 WILLIAM G DEWALD and G RICHARD DREESE 1970 Bank Behavior with Respect to Deposit Variability Journal ofFinance 254 400-470

688 GILBERT L RUfMAN 1968 The Transkei An Experiment in Economic Separation South African Journal ofEconomics 361 24-31

674 GERALD ALBAUM and GILBERT L RUfMAN 1967 The Cooperative-Based Marketing System in Tanganyika Journal ofMarketing 31 54-58

RESOlTRCES AND UTILITIES

8810 THOMAS TORRIES ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1988 Mineral Project Selection and Economic Development The Case of Namibia Matelials and Society 123-4 263-294

8711 ADAM ROSE and UKAR SOELISTIJO 1987 The Potential of Coal in the Development of Oil-Rich LDCs In Global Energy Interactions ed R K Pachauri New Delhi Allied Publishers

877 FRANK J CALZONliTI 1987 Regional Trends in Coal Use for Electricity Generation Implications for the US and UK In Geographic Issues in Mineral Resource Development eds H E Johansen O P Mathew and G Rudzitis Boulder CO Westview Press

871 ROBERT T WALKER 1987 Land Use Transition and Deforestation in Developing Countries Geographical Analysis 191 18-30

865 FRANKJ CALZONETTI DAVID L DURHAM and GREGORY A ELMES 1986 Power Plant Flyash Magnetite Performs Well in Coal Cleaning Power Engineering 90 52-55

863 WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1986 Regulator Selection Methods and Electricity Prices Land Economics 621 1-13

859 WALTERJ PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1985 Voter Power and Electricity Prices Public Choice 473 519-525

857 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1985-86 European Community Energy Policy and Its Significance to American Coal Exports Journal ofMineral Law and Policy 12 173-219

847 WALTER C LABYS 1984 An Optimal Trade Policy to Counter Latin American Commodity Market Instability In Tenus of Trade and the Optimal Tanf in Latin America ed E Conesa Buenos Aires Institute for Latin American Integration

845 DEREKJ SPOONER and FRANKJ CALZONEITI 1984 Geography and the Coal Revival AngloshyAmerican Perspectives Progress in Human GeobIfaphy 81 1-25

8315 PATRICK C MANN 1983 Water Pricing Research Needs American Water Works Association Journal 75 24-27

Subject Index 9

838 WALTER C IABYS RAJENDRA K PACHURI and CHARLES L BLITZER 1983 Coal A Development Challenge Natural Resource Fomm 7 299-310

837 PATRICK C MANN and PAUL R LEFRANCOIS 1983 Trends in the Real Price of Water Journal of the American Water Works Association 75 441-443

836 PATRICK C MANN and WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR 1983 Elected Versus Appointed Commissioners Does It Make a Difference in Utility Prices In Adjusting to Regulatory Pricing and Marketing Realities ed Harry M Trebing East Lansing Institute of Public Utilities Michigan State University

8212 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Elcphants Uranium and the Energy Crisis Tennessee Law Review 494 885-918

8211 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Monitoring Foreign Investment in Energy Resources Problems and Proposals West Vitginia Law Review 84 1093-1103

8210 JAMES J FRIEDBERG and EDWARD Z FOX 1982 Coal Export Associations Possible Effects of American and Common Market Antitrust Laws Northem Kentucky Law Review 9 23-43

829 MING-JENG HWANG 1982 Crude Oil Pricing in the World Market Atlantic Economic Journal 102 1shy5

828 ADAM ROSE MICHAEL SHEEHAN and DALE HURD 1982 Nonrenewable Resources and the Development of Arid Lands A Planning Approach In Altemative Strategies for Desert Development and Management Elmsford NY Pergamon Press

827 PATRICK C MANN and DONALD L SCHLENGER 1982 Marginal Cost and Seasonal Pricing of Water Service Journal of the American Water Works Association January 6-11

818 FRANKJ CALZONETTI and GREGORY A ELMES 1981 Metal Recovery from Power Plant Ash An Ecological Approach to Coal Utilization GeoJoumal Supplementary Issue 3 59-70

817 ADAM ZACHARY ROSE 1981 Utility Lifelines and Economic Activity in the Context of Earthquakes In Social and Economic Impact ofEarthquakes on Utility Lifelines ed J Isenberg New York American Society of Civil Engineers

8016 ADAM ROSE 1980 Geothermal Energy in California Policies Lo Improve the Economic Impact of Energy Resource Development Growth and Change 111 41-47

8015 FRANK J CALZONETTI 1980 Bentonite Liners for Power Plant Lagoons Power Engineering March 61-62

8011 PATRICK C MANN 1980 Equity and Economics in Setting Water Rates for Apartment Complexes Journal of the American Water Works Association 72 74-77

8010 PATRICK C MANN ROBERT J SAUNDERS and JEREMY J WARFORD 1980 A Note on Capital Indivisibility and the Definition of Marginal Cost Water Resources Research 163 602-604

809 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 CoaL In Collective Bargaining Contemporary American Experience ed Gerald G Somers Madison WI Industrial Relations Research Association

799 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Dynamics of Traditional Rate Regulation Research in Law and Economics 1 195-212

798 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Water Industry Economic and Policy Issues In Regulation Competition and Deregulation Lexington VA Washington and Lee University

797 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1979 Cost Behavior and Water Systems Water Resources Bulletin 155 1301-1307

796 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 Coal Problems and Prospects in the 1980s Journal ofEnergy and Development 51 9-18

789 WALTER P PAGE and AUSTIN H MONTGOMERY JR 1978 Social Costs of the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act Amendments Eastern Economic JoumaI43-4 161-166

788 ADAM ROSE STAHRI EDMUNDS and EVERARD LOfTING 1978 The Economics of Geothermal Energy Development at the Regional Level Journal of Energy and Development 41 126-152

7713 PATRICK C MANN 1977 The Interlocking of Municipalities and Publicly Owned Utilities In Local Service Pricing Policies and 77leir Effect on Urban Spatial Stmcture ed Paul B Downing New York Columbia University Press

7712 PATRICK C MANN 1977 Water Rates An Evaluation of Options Journal of the American Water Works Associatioll 692 84-88

7711 PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITT 1977 The Impact on Electricity Rate Structures from Increasing Energy Costs Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 566-571

10 Subject Index

7618 WALTER ClABYS 1976 Foreign Investment in the US Minerals Industry The Case of West Virginia Coal InA Study ofAlien Investment in United States Lands ed E Wunderlick Washington DC US Department of Agriculture

7617 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1976 Ownership and Water System Operation Water ResourcesBulletin 125 995-1004

7616 JOHN L MIKESELL and PATRICK C MANN 1976 Pricing by Rural Electric Cooperatives Land Economics 521 96-102

7510 ADAM ROSE 1975 The Cost of Stack Gas Cleaning in New York State Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association 2510 1005-100S

7416 PATRICK C MANN 1974 User Power and Electricity Rates Journal ofLaw and Economics 172 433shy443

7311 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1973 Should Regulatory Commissions be Abolished Modified or Retained Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-7

7310 PATRICK C MANN 1973 The Political Influence of Residential Consumers on Water Rates Water Resources Bulletin 95 976-984 Comment and Reply 106 1308-1310

738 JOHN L MIKESELL and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1973 Rates of Return in Public and Private Enterprise Electric Utilities in the United States Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and Economics 91 41-54

723 G RICHARD DREESE and HAROLD L BRYANT 1972 Costs and Effects of a Water Program for a Small Stripping Company--Southeastern Ohio Water Resources Bulletin 82 320-327

722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 122 77-89

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORJtAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 62 45-56

707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 104 37-49

706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of the American Water Works Association 629 534-537

705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319

699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 92 5-20

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

PUBLIC FINANCE AND TRANSPORTATION

881 ADAM ROSE and BRANDT STEVENS 1988 Distributional Impacts of Oil and Gas Tax Reforms Energy Economics 103 235-241

873 MING-JENG HWANG and PATRICK C MANN 1987 Deregulation and Efficiency in the Rail Industry Atlantic Economic Journal 152 47-52

8511 FRANK CALZONETIl and ROBERT HANHAM 1985 Changing Energy Prices and State Revenue In Geographical Dimensions of Energy eds F J Calzonetti and B D Solomon Dordrecht Holland Reidel Publishing

843 BRIAN J CUSHING 1984 Capitalization of Interjurisdictional Fiscal Differentials An Alternative Approach Journal of Urban Economics 153 317-326

842 REX HONIlt~ and DAVID SORENSON 1984 Jurisdictional Benefits and Local Costs The Politics of School Closings In Public Senice Provision and Urban Development eds Andrew Kirby Paul Knox and Steven Pinch London Croom Helm

Subject Index 11

824

815

7912

784

7716

7715

7619

766

7512

7511

7421

7418

739

734

724

712 711

703

693

686

685

684

661

IRWIN FELLER GREGORY ELMES and JAMES MEYER 1982 Spatial Aspects of the Diffusion of Technological Innovations among American Municipal Governments Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 165 225-238 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 The Allocation of Funds to Small Cities under the Community Development Block Grant Program An Evaluation Journal of the American Planning Association 471 3-28 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1979 Coming New Coal Transportation Modes Mechanical Engineering 1019 37-43 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and KAREN L MAJORS 1978 General Revenue Sharing Federal Incentives to Change Local Government Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 443 317-327 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1977 Eminent Domain Its Origin Meaning and Relevance to Coal Slurry Pipelines Transportation Journal 171 5-21 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and SIDNEY KATELL 1977 Railroad Volume Freight Rates Evolution and Analysis ICC Practitioners Journal January-February 146-161 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1976 The Coal Slurry Pipeline Its Contribution in Meeting the Nations Energy Requirements Journal ofEconomics 2 196-200 ANDREW MISSERMAN 1976 Interjurisdictional Spillovers Political Fragmentation and the Level of Local Public Services A Re-Examination Urban Studies 131 1-12 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Status of Slurry Pipeline Transportation of Bituminous Coal The Intersociety Conference on Transportation Atlanta GA THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Transporting Western Coal Unit Trains or Slurry Pipeline Logistics and Transportation Review 112 147-152 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1974 Transportation in Developing Countries Special Reference to Kenya Traffic Quarterly 281 139-153 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination by Regulated Motor Carriers Comment American Economic Review 644 780-784 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-3 WILLIAM H MIERt-YK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health eds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation Journal 121 15-22 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Loltal Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 111 23-29 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem National Tax lournaI232 206-213 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 ROYW BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208 WOO SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax lournaI212 183-189 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

HUMAN SERVICES AND OTHER POLICY

9016 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1990 The Convergence of Law in an Era of Political Integration The Wood Pulp Case and the Alcoa Effects Doctrine University ofPittsburgh Law Review 522 289-326

901 BARBARA RASMUSSEN 1990 Storer College A Bygone Harpers Ferry Institution Goldenseal 161 46shy49

12 Subject Index

899 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1989 Estimations of the Economic Model of Crime Using Aggregate and Individual Level Data Southern Economic Journal 562 423middot439

884 KENNETII C MARTIS 1988 Sectionalism and the United States Congress Political Geography Quarterly 72 99middot109

8716 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reform and Paternalism in China Some Theoretical Concerns International Regional Science Review 111 59middot73

8712 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reforms and Politics Studies in Comparative International Developments 4 76shy82

872 JOHN PICKLES 1987 The Numbers Game Legitimising Apartheid Review ofAfrican Political Economy 38April 102-103

8512 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISTOPHER J SMITH 1985 What Drives People to Drink Interpreting the Effect of Urban Living on the Use and Abuse of Alcohol Urban Ecology 92 195-213

855 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISfOPHER J SMITH 1985 Regional Change and Problem Drinking in the United States 1970-78 Regional Studies 192 149middot162

8112 C J SMITH and R Q HANHAM 1981 Proximity and the Formation of Public Attitudes towards Mental Illness Environment and Planning A 132 147-165

814 RONALD L LEWIS 1981 Rev TG Steward and the Education of Blacks in Reconstruction Delaware Delaware History Spring-Summer 156-178

813 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Any Place But Here Mental Health Facilities as Noxious Neighbors Professional Geographer 333 326-334

812 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Deinstitutionalization of the Mentally Ill A Time Path Analysis of the American States 1955-1975 Social Science and Medicine 15D 361-378

806 RONALD L LEWIS 1980 Rev TG Stewart (sic) and Mixed Schools in Delaware 1882 Delaware History 19 53-58

805 ADAM ROSE 1980 Mandating Local Government Emergency Services Urban Interest 21 65-73 785 CATHERINE A PALOMBA and NEIL A PALOMBA 1978 An Analysis of Dropouts from a West Virginia

Training Program for Coal Miners Journal ofEconomics 4 133-136 775 CRAIG K ELWELL and NElLA PALOMBA 1977 Economic Benefit-Cost Evaluation of West Virginia

Vocational Rehabilitation Lessons for the Vocational Rehabilitation System Journal ofEconomics 3 201-204

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

748 NEIL A PAWMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

733 NEIL A PAWMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law Journal 2411 733-738

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

Subject Index 13

Regional Models and Methods of Analysis

ECONOMIC MODELS AND ANALYSIS

9011 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Who Has Standing in Cost-Benefit Analysis Journal ofPolicy Analysis and Management 92 201-218

906 PETER W J BATEY and ADAM Z ROSE 1990 Extended Input-Output Models Progress and Potential International Regional Science Review 131-2 27-49

905 PAUL M BEAUMONT 1990 Supply and Demand Interaction in Integrated Econometric and InputshyOutput Models International Regional Science Review 131-2 167-181

8918 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN D MERRIFIELD 1989 Quasi-Experimental Methods for Analyzing Regional Economic and Spatial Change An Application to an Energy Boomtown In Regional Development Processes and Policies eds William H Berentsen Darrick R Danta and Eta Daroczi Centre for Regional Studies Hungarian Academy of Sciences Pecs Hungary

8914 DAVID GREENSTREET 1989 A Conceptual Framework for Construction of Hybrid Regional InputshyOutput Models Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 235 283-289

896 ADAM ROSE and WILLIAM MIERNYK 1989 Input-Output Analysis The First Fifty Years Economic Systems Research 12 229-271

894 ANDREWM ISSERMAN and PAUL M BEAUMONT 1989 New Directions in Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Project Evaluation Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 2312 39-53

888 ADAM ROSE and PAUL BEAUMONT 1988 Interrelational Income-Distribution Multipliers for the West Virginia Economy Journal ofRegional Science 284 461-475

883 MICHAEL J HANNAN and ADAM Z ROSE 1988 The Policy-Cost Index Approach to Modeling Change in Input-Output Coefficients An Application to Acid Rain Policy TecJmological Forecasting and Social Change 331 13-22

8721 MICHAEL KRASHINSKY and WILLIAM J MILNE 1987 Housing Prices in Metropolitan Toronto Regional Science and Urban Economics 172 289-305

8720 JOHN MERRIFIELD 1987 A Neoclassical Anatomy of the Economic Base Multiplier Journal of Regional Science 272 283-294

8713 UWE SCHUBERT SHELBY GERKING ANDREW ISSERMAN and CAROL TAYLOR 1987 Regional Labour Market Modelling A State of the Art Review In Regional Labour Markets eds M M Fischer and P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

879 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOlIN D MERRIFIELD 1987 Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Regional Analysis An Application to an Energy Boomtown and Growth Pole Theory Economic Geography 631 3-19

8613 SANDOR PETER 1986 The Relevance of Pollution-Related Input-Output Models for Regional Environmental Management in Hungary A Critical Approach Papers of the Regional Science Association 60 125-131

862 PAUL BEAUMONT ANDREW ISSERMAN DAVID MCMILLEN DAVID PLANE and PETER ROGERSON 1986 The ECESIS Economic-Demographic Model of the United States In Population Change and the Economy ed A M Isserman Boston Kluwer-Nijhoff Publishing Company

8520 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH WALTER C LABYS and TOM S WITT 1985 Resource Commodity Dependency and State Econometric Modeling Review ofRegional Studies 153 36-48

8514 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH and WALTER C LABYS 1985 A Commodity-Regional Model of West Virginia Journal ofRegional Science 253 383-411

854 BENJAMIN STEVENS and ADAM ROSE 1985 Regional Input-Output Methods for Tourism Impact Analysis In Assessing the Economic Impacts ofRecreation and Tourism eds Dennis Propst et al Asheville NC US Forest Service

841 ADAM ROSE 1984 Technological Change and Input-Output Analysis An Appraisal Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 185 305-318

832 ADAM ROSE 1983 Modeling the Macroeconomic Impact of Air Pollution Abatement Journal of Regional Science 234 441-459

831 ROBERT WALKER and JANUSZ SZYR1ER 1983 Interregional Total Flow A Concept and Application to a US Input-Output Model Review of Regional Studies 132 12-21

14 Subject Index

8217 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN MERRIFIELD 1982 The Use of Control Groups in Evaluating Regional Economic Policy Regional Science and Urban Economics 121 43-58

8214 ADAM ROSE BEN NAKAYAMA and BRANDT STEVENS 1982 Modern Energy Region Development and Income Distribution An Input -Output Analysis Joumal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 92 149-164

811 SHELBY D GERKING and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 Bifurcation and the Time Pattern of Impacts in the Economic Base Model Joumal ofRegional Science 214 451-467

804 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1980 Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of Alternative Methods Intemational Regional Science Review 52 155-184

801 ROBERTT WALKER and SUZANNE E BAYLEY 1980 An Energetic and Economic Simulation for the Evaluation of Transportation Policy Computers Environment and Urban Systems 51-2 83-96

791 PAUL B SLATER and WOLFGANG SCHWARZ 1979 Global Trade Patterns Scaling and Clustering Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics 97 381-387

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environment and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Joumal of Environmental Systems 72 131-147

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic Impacts Joumal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

763 WILLIAM H MIERlTYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input-Output Analysis Intemational Regional Science Review 12 47-55

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Joumal ofRegional Science 153 371-373

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363

7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley Joumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation ~fodeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUTHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 w F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

732 WILLIAM H MIERVYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics eds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

702 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and Change 12 27-32

Subject Index 15

692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

691 WILLIAM H MIER~YK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications ofInput-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

671 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commerciali 148 741-753

POPULATION MODELS AND ANALYSIS

8919 DAVID K FOOT and WILLIAM J MILNE 1989 Multiregional Estimation of Gross Internal Migration Flows International Regional Science Review 121 29-43

893 BRIAN J CUSHING 1989 Use and Misuse of the Allocation Rate in Models of Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 231 51-58

8718 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 A Note on Specification of Climate Variables in Models of Population Migration Joumal ofRegional Science 274 641-649

8717 PAUL M BEAUMONT and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1987 Comment Judgment in Population Forecasting Journal of the American Statistical Association 82400 1004-1009

878 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 Location-Specific Amenities Topography and Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 212 74-85

869 BRIAN J CUSHING 1986 Accounting for Spatial Relationships in Models of Interstate Population Migration Annals ofRegional Science 202 66-73

868 ANDREW ISSER1AN CAROL TAYlOR SHELBY GERKING and UWE SCHUBERT 1986 Regional Labor Market Analysis In Handbook ofRegional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8513 ANDREWMISSERl1AN DAVIDA PLANE PETERA ROGERSON and PAULM BEAUMONT 1985 Forecasting Interstate Migration with Limited Data A Demographic-Economic Approach Journal of the American Statistical Association 80390 277-285

851 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1985 Economic-Demographic Modeling with Endogenously Determined Birth and Migration Rates Theory and Prospects Environment and Planning A 171 25-45

844 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1984 Projection Forecast and Plan On the Future of Population Forecasting Joumal of the American Planning Association 502 208-221

825 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAVID A PLANE and DAVID B MCMILLEN 1982 Internal Migration in the United States An Evaluation of Federal Data Review of Public Data Use 114 285-311

808 E JAMES HAR~ER and PAUL B SLATER 1980 Identifying Medical Regions Using Hierarchical Clustering Social Science and Medicine 14D 3-10

807 ANDREW M ISSERfAN and MARILYN BROWN 1980 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science Association 45November 139-158

793 PAUL B SLATER 1979 Biplots of 1959-1961 United States Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 759-766

792 PAUL B SLATER 1979 1965-70 Interstate Migration in the United States An Extension of the Multiterminal Method to Multiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 6 205-208

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188 774 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of

the American Institute of Planners 433 247-259 771 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and

Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291 7612 PAUL B SLATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybemetics April 321-324

16 Subject Index

7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972 Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132

7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56

769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12

768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878

767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social Science Research 51 173-224

765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data Human Organization 353 269-286

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American foumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data foumal of Regional Science 143 377-388

737 ROllERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West Virginia West Virginia Medical foumaI698 1-4

701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables Demography 71 87-91

RESOURCE MODELS AND ANALYSIS

909 WALTER C IABYS and MONTAGUE J LORD 1990 Portfolio Optimisation and the Design of Latin American Export Diversification Policies foumal of Development Studies 262 260-277

8917 WALTER C IAllYS and JEAN-BAPTISTE LESOURD 1989 Facteurs Explicatifs des Ajustements de Prix sur Ie Marche International du Charbon Revue de lenergie 416 Decembre 1035-1045

8916 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 An Integrated Exhaustible Resource Model of Copper Market Dynamics In Economics in 17zeory and Practice An Eclectic Approach eds J Marquez and L R Klein Dordrecht Kluwer Academic Publishers

8911 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 Spatial and Temporal Price and Allocation Models of Mineral and Energy Markets In Quantitative Methods for Market-Oriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time eds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

8910 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C IAllYS 1989 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and Natural Gas In Quantitative Methods for MarketshyOriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time cds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

898 WALTERC IABYS and LORNA M WADDELL 1989 Commodity Lifecycles in US Materials Demand Resources Policy 15September 238-252

8811 THOMAS F TORRIES 1988 Competitive Cost Analysis in the Mineral Industries The Example of Nickel Resources Policy 143 193-204

8710 FRANK J CALZONETTI DEREK SPOONER and GREGORY G SAYRE 1987 A Reassessment of Site Suitability Analysis for Power Plant Siting A Maryland Example Applied Geography 7 223-241

Subject Index 17

875 ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1987 Sources of Change in Energy Use in the US Economy 1972-82 In World Energy Markets Coping with Instability ed J Rowse Calgary Friesen

874 ROBERT WALKER and KATHY REX-LOPATTO 1987 Evaluation of Costs Associated with Regional Environmental Impact in Chesapeake Bay loumal ofEnvironmental Systems 171 15-31

8611 WALTER ClABYS 1986 An Economic Analysis of the Stability of East-West Mineral Trade Patterns Resources Policy September 223-242

867 WALTER C lABYS and TAKASHI TAKAYAMA 1986 Spatial Equilibrium Analysis Mathematical and Programming Model Advances in Spatial Agricultural Energy and Mineral Modeling In Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8516 ADAM ROSE 1985 Modeling Energy Conservation Programs An Application to Natural Gas Utilities Energy lournaI64 87-103

8510 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C lABYS 1985 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and the Natural Gas Market Energy Economics 7 145shy152

858 ROBERT WALKER 1985~ A Comment on Linear Control Problems in the Theory of Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 30 309-315

853 GREGORY A ELMES 1985 Modeling Spatial Interaction of Utility Coal in Pennsylvania Annals of the Association ofAmerican Geographers 752 212-226

852 DANIEL GOLOMB STEPHEN BATfERI1AN JAMES GRUHL and WALTER C lABYS 1985 Sensitivity Analysis of the Kinetics of Acid Rain Models Atmospheric Environment 173 645-653

848 GREGORY ELMES 1984 Coal Transportation An Undervalued Aspect of Energy Modeling Transporlation Research-A 18-A1 13-23

8314 KINGSLEY E HAYNES FRED Y PHILLIPS and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints Economic Geography 591 52-65

8311 BARRY M RUBIN and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Energy Development Projects Coal Liquefaction in the Illinois Basin Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 171 11-20

823 WALTER C lABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

8012 WALTER ClABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Quadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Steam Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

803 WALTER C lABYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In Commodity Markets and Latin American Development A ltlodeling Approach eds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 BARRYD SOLOMON KINGSLEYE HAYNES and ADREW J KR1ENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

7714 ANDREW M ISSERI1AN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic GeOb1faphy 531 45-54

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations loumal of Regional Science 1713 327-344

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment alld Planning A 84 477-478

764 FRANK GIARRATANL 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues Environment and Planning A 84 447-454

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics March 278-283

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian lournal of Politics 9153-162

SOCIAL SCIENCE DIRECTIONS

9017 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1990 A Mind Ahead of its Time Libertas Mathematica 10 5-26 9015 JEFF L LEWIN and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 The Social Value of Crime International Review of

Law and Economics 10 271-284

18 Subject Index

907 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and RONALD F ABLER 1990 Bulgarian Geographers and Geography Professional Geographer 423 371~378

8812 JOHN PICKLES 1988 From Fact-World to Life-World The Phenomenological Method and Social Science Research In Qualitative Methods in Human Geography eds J Eyles and D M Smith Cambridge Polity Press

886 MARY BETH PUDUP 1988 Arguments within Regional Geography Progress in Human Geography 123 369-390

882 JOHN PICKLES 1988 Knowledge Theory and Practice The Role of Practical Reason in Geographical Theory In A Ground for Common Search eds R G Golledge H Couc1elis and P Gould Goleta CA Santa Barbara Geographical Press

8612 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Crazy Dualisms and Conceptual Leakage Or How We Can Continue to Misunderstand Human Geography Ohio Geographers 14Fall 75-84

866 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Geographic Theory and Educating for Democracy Antipode 182 136-154 861 JOHN PICKLES 1986 New Maps for Old A Reply to Smith Issues in Education 41 69-73 8521 JOHN PICKIES 1985 The Role of Place and Commonplaces in Democratic Empowerment Issues in

Education 33 232-241 8519 ANDREW M ISSERMAS 1985 Dare to Plan An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice

and Education Town Planning Review 564 483-491 8518 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Bioeconomics A Realistic Appraisal of Future Prospect In Global

Economy Today Tomorrow and the Transition ed Howard F Didsbury Jr Bethesda World Future Society

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

822 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

821 JOHN PICKIES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Rclevance of Regional Science Review ofRegional Studies 61 1-9

7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human Organization 333 261-275

7414 H RUSSELL BERJ~ARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

Subject Index 19

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8014 FRANK J CALZONElTI MARK S ECKERT and EDWARD J MALECKI 1980 Siting Energy Facilities in the USA Policies for the Western States Energy Policy June 138-152

8013 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and FEREIDOON SHAHROKH 1980 Spatial Equilibrium in the US Coal Industry Energy Economics 24 230-236

7916 MING-JENG HWANG and MELVIN L GREENHUf 1979 Estimates of Fixed Costs and the Sizes of Market Areas in the United States Environment and Planning A 119 993-1009

7911 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and SOOSAN SHAHROKH 1979 Market Delineation in the Coal Industry Review ofRegional Studies 92 6-17

7910 MING-JENG HWANG 1979 A Model of Spatial Price Discrimination for the Pricing Schedule of Coal Journal ofRegional Science 192 231-243

795 WALTER P PAGE 1979 Competition and Concentration in Appalachian Coal Production 1960 to 1975 Policy Analysis and Infonnation Systems 31 141-160

7810 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and MING-JENG HWANG 1978 Spatial Analysis and the Identification of Coal Markets Journal of Energy and Development 141 104-125

7720 FRANK GIARRATANI and CHARLES F SOCHER 1977 The Pattern of Industrial Location and Rising Energy Prices Atlantic Economic Journal 51 48-55

7516 MELVIN L GREENHUf MING-JENG HWANG and HOHTA 1975 Observations on the Shape and Relevance of the Spatial Demand Function Econometrica 434 669-682

7419 JOHN GREENHUf MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination over Space Theory Assumption and a Case Example Annals ofRegional Science 83 70-81

713 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1971 Local Labor Market Effects of New Plant Locations In Essays in Regional Economics eds John F Kain and John R Meyer Cambridge Harvard University Press

709 WILLIAM G DEWALD and G RICHARD DREESE 1970 Bank Behavior with Respect to Deposit Variability Journal ofFinance 254 400-470

688 GILBERT L RUfMAN 1968 The Transkei An Experiment in Economic Separation South African Journal ofEconomics 361 24-31

674 GERALD ALBAUM and GILBERT L RUfMAN 1967 The Cooperative-Based Marketing System in Tanganyika Journal ofMarketing 31 54-58

RESOlTRCES AND UTILITIES

8810 THOMAS TORRIES ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1988 Mineral Project Selection and Economic Development The Case of Namibia Matelials and Society 123-4 263-294

8711 ADAM ROSE and UKAR SOELISTIJO 1987 The Potential of Coal in the Development of Oil-Rich LDCs In Global Energy Interactions ed R K Pachauri New Delhi Allied Publishers

877 FRANK J CALZONliTI 1987 Regional Trends in Coal Use for Electricity Generation Implications for the US and UK In Geographic Issues in Mineral Resource Development eds H E Johansen O P Mathew and G Rudzitis Boulder CO Westview Press

871 ROBERT T WALKER 1987 Land Use Transition and Deforestation in Developing Countries Geographical Analysis 191 18-30

865 FRANKJ CALZONETTI DAVID L DURHAM and GREGORY A ELMES 1986 Power Plant Flyash Magnetite Performs Well in Coal Cleaning Power Engineering 90 52-55

863 WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1986 Regulator Selection Methods and Electricity Prices Land Economics 621 1-13

859 WALTERJ PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1985 Voter Power and Electricity Prices Public Choice 473 519-525

857 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1985-86 European Community Energy Policy and Its Significance to American Coal Exports Journal ofMineral Law and Policy 12 173-219

847 WALTER C LABYS 1984 An Optimal Trade Policy to Counter Latin American Commodity Market Instability In Tenus of Trade and the Optimal Tanf in Latin America ed E Conesa Buenos Aires Institute for Latin American Integration

845 DEREKJ SPOONER and FRANKJ CALZONEITI 1984 Geography and the Coal Revival AngloshyAmerican Perspectives Progress in Human GeobIfaphy 81 1-25

8315 PATRICK C MANN 1983 Water Pricing Research Needs American Water Works Association Journal 75 24-27

Subject Index 9

838 WALTER C IABYS RAJENDRA K PACHURI and CHARLES L BLITZER 1983 Coal A Development Challenge Natural Resource Fomm 7 299-310

837 PATRICK C MANN and PAUL R LEFRANCOIS 1983 Trends in the Real Price of Water Journal of the American Water Works Association 75 441-443

836 PATRICK C MANN and WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR 1983 Elected Versus Appointed Commissioners Does It Make a Difference in Utility Prices In Adjusting to Regulatory Pricing and Marketing Realities ed Harry M Trebing East Lansing Institute of Public Utilities Michigan State University

8212 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Elcphants Uranium and the Energy Crisis Tennessee Law Review 494 885-918

8211 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Monitoring Foreign Investment in Energy Resources Problems and Proposals West Vitginia Law Review 84 1093-1103

8210 JAMES J FRIEDBERG and EDWARD Z FOX 1982 Coal Export Associations Possible Effects of American and Common Market Antitrust Laws Northem Kentucky Law Review 9 23-43

829 MING-JENG HWANG 1982 Crude Oil Pricing in the World Market Atlantic Economic Journal 102 1shy5

828 ADAM ROSE MICHAEL SHEEHAN and DALE HURD 1982 Nonrenewable Resources and the Development of Arid Lands A Planning Approach In Altemative Strategies for Desert Development and Management Elmsford NY Pergamon Press

827 PATRICK C MANN and DONALD L SCHLENGER 1982 Marginal Cost and Seasonal Pricing of Water Service Journal of the American Water Works Association January 6-11

818 FRANKJ CALZONETTI and GREGORY A ELMES 1981 Metal Recovery from Power Plant Ash An Ecological Approach to Coal Utilization GeoJoumal Supplementary Issue 3 59-70

817 ADAM ZACHARY ROSE 1981 Utility Lifelines and Economic Activity in the Context of Earthquakes In Social and Economic Impact ofEarthquakes on Utility Lifelines ed J Isenberg New York American Society of Civil Engineers

8016 ADAM ROSE 1980 Geothermal Energy in California Policies Lo Improve the Economic Impact of Energy Resource Development Growth and Change 111 41-47

8015 FRANK J CALZONETTI 1980 Bentonite Liners for Power Plant Lagoons Power Engineering March 61-62

8011 PATRICK C MANN 1980 Equity and Economics in Setting Water Rates for Apartment Complexes Journal of the American Water Works Association 72 74-77

8010 PATRICK C MANN ROBERT J SAUNDERS and JEREMY J WARFORD 1980 A Note on Capital Indivisibility and the Definition of Marginal Cost Water Resources Research 163 602-604

809 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 CoaL In Collective Bargaining Contemporary American Experience ed Gerald G Somers Madison WI Industrial Relations Research Association

799 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Dynamics of Traditional Rate Regulation Research in Law and Economics 1 195-212

798 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Water Industry Economic and Policy Issues In Regulation Competition and Deregulation Lexington VA Washington and Lee University

797 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1979 Cost Behavior and Water Systems Water Resources Bulletin 155 1301-1307

796 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 Coal Problems and Prospects in the 1980s Journal ofEnergy and Development 51 9-18

789 WALTER P PAGE and AUSTIN H MONTGOMERY JR 1978 Social Costs of the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act Amendments Eastern Economic JoumaI43-4 161-166

788 ADAM ROSE STAHRI EDMUNDS and EVERARD LOfTING 1978 The Economics of Geothermal Energy Development at the Regional Level Journal of Energy and Development 41 126-152

7713 PATRICK C MANN 1977 The Interlocking of Municipalities and Publicly Owned Utilities In Local Service Pricing Policies and 77leir Effect on Urban Spatial Stmcture ed Paul B Downing New York Columbia University Press

7712 PATRICK C MANN 1977 Water Rates An Evaluation of Options Journal of the American Water Works Associatioll 692 84-88

7711 PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITT 1977 The Impact on Electricity Rate Structures from Increasing Energy Costs Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 566-571

10 Subject Index

7618 WALTER ClABYS 1976 Foreign Investment in the US Minerals Industry The Case of West Virginia Coal InA Study ofAlien Investment in United States Lands ed E Wunderlick Washington DC US Department of Agriculture

7617 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1976 Ownership and Water System Operation Water ResourcesBulletin 125 995-1004

7616 JOHN L MIKESELL and PATRICK C MANN 1976 Pricing by Rural Electric Cooperatives Land Economics 521 96-102

7510 ADAM ROSE 1975 The Cost of Stack Gas Cleaning in New York State Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association 2510 1005-100S

7416 PATRICK C MANN 1974 User Power and Electricity Rates Journal ofLaw and Economics 172 433shy443

7311 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1973 Should Regulatory Commissions be Abolished Modified or Retained Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-7

7310 PATRICK C MANN 1973 The Political Influence of Residential Consumers on Water Rates Water Resources Bulletin 95 976-984 Comment and Reply 106 1308-1310

738 JOHN L MIKESELL and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1973 Rates of Return in Public and Private Enterprise Electric Utilities in the United States Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and Economics 91 41-54

723 G RICHARD DREESE and HAROLD L BRYANT 1972 Costs and Effects of a Water Program for a Small Stripping Company--Southeastern Ohio Water Resources Bulletin 82 320-327

722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 122 77-89

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORJtAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 62 45-56

707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 104 37-49

706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of the American Water Works Association 629 534-537

705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319

699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 92 5-20

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

PUBLIC FINANCE AND TRANSPORTATION

881 ADAM ROSE and BRANDT STEVENS 1988 Distributional Impacts of Oil and Gas Tax Reforms Energy Economics 103 235-241

873 MING-JENG HWANG and PATRICK C MANN 1987 Deregulation and Efficiency in the Rail Industry Atlantic Economic Journal 152 47-52

8511 FRANK CALZONETIl and ROBERT HANHAM 1985 Changing Energy Prices and State Revenue In Geographical Dimensions of Energy eds F J Calzonetti and B D Solomon Dordrecht Holland Reidel Publishing

843 BRIAN J CUSHING 1984 Capitalization of Interjurisdictional Fiscal Differentials An Alternative Approach Journal of Urban Economics 153 317-326

842 REX HONIlt~ and DAVID SORENSON 1984 Jurisdictional Benefits and Local Costs The Politics of School Closings In Public Senice Provision and Urban Development eds Andrew Kirby Paul Knox and Steven Pinch London Croom Helm

Subject Index 11

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815

7912

784

7716

7715

7619

766

7512

7511

7421

7418

739

734

724

712 711

703

693

686

685

684

661

IRWIN FELLER GREGORY ELMES and JAMES MEYER 1982 Spatial Aspects of the Diffusion of Technological Innovations among American Municipal Governments Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 165 225-238 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 The Allocation of Funds to Small Cities under the Community Development Block Grant Program An Evaluation Journal of the American Planning Association 471 3-28 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1979 Coming New Coal Transportation Modes Mechanical Engineering 1019 37-43 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and KAREN L MAJORS 1978 General Revenue Sharing Federal Incentives to Change Local Government Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 443 317-327 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1977 Eminent Domain Its Origin Meaning and Relevance to Coal Slurry Pipelines Transportation Journal 171 5-21 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and SIDNEY KATELL 1977 Railroad Volume Freight Rates Evolution and Analysis ICC Practitioners Journal January-February 146-161 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1976 The Coal Slurry Pipeline Its Contribution in Meeting the Nations Energy Requirements Journal ofEconomics 2 196-200 ANDREW MISSERMAN 1976 Interjurisdictional Spillovers Political Fragmentation and the Level of Local Public Services A Re-Examination Urban Studies 131 1-12 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Status of Slurry Pipeline Transportation of Bituminous Coal The Intersociety Conference on Transportation Atlanta GA THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Transporting Western Coal Unit Trains or Slurry Pipeline Logistics and Transportation Review 112 147-152 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1974 Transportation in Developing Countries Special Reference to Kenya Traffic Quarterly 281 139-153 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination by Regulated Motor Carriers Comment American Economic Review 644 780-784 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-3 WILLIAM H MIERt-YK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health eds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation Journal 121 15-22 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Loltal Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 111 23-29 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem National Tax lournaI232 206-213 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 ROYW BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208 WOO SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax lournaI212 183-189 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

HUMAN SERVICES AND OTHER POLICY

9016 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1990 The Convergence of Law in an Era of Political Integration The Wood Pulp Case and the Alcoa Effects Doctrine University ofPittsburgh Law Review 522 289-326

901 BARBARA RASMUSSEN 1990 Storer College A Bygone Harpers Ferry Institution Goldenseal 161 46shy49

12 Subject Index

899 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1989 Estimations of the Economic Model of Crime Using Aggregate and Individual Level Data Southern Economic Journal 562 423middot439

884 KENNETII C MARTIS 1988 Sectionalism and the United States Congress Political Geography Quarterly 72 99middot109

8716 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reform and Paternalism in China Some Theoretical Concerns International Regional Science Review 111 59middot73

8712 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reforms and Politics Studies in Comparative International Developments 4 76shy82

872 JOHN PICKLES 1987 The Numbers Game Legitimising Apartheid Review ofAfrican Political Economy 38April 102-103

8512 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISTOPHER J SMITH 1985 What Drives People to Drink Interpreting the Effect of Urban Living on the Use and Abuse of Alcohol Urban Ecology 92 195-213

855 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISfOPHER J SMITH 1985 Regional Change and Problem Drinking in the United States 1970-78 Regional Studies 192 149middot162

8112 C J SMITH and R Q HANHAM 1981 Proximity and the Formation of Public Attitudes towards Mental Illness Environment and Planning A 132 147-165

814 RONALD L LEWIS 1981 Rev TG Steward and the Education of Blacks in Reconstruction Delaware Delaware History Spring-Summer 156-178

813 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Any Place But Here Mental Health Facilities as Noxious Neighbors Professional Geographer 333 326-334

812 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Deinstitutionalization of the Mentally Ill A Time Path Analysis of the American States 1955-1975 Social Science and Medicine 15D 361-378

806 RONALD L LEWIS 1980 Rev TG Stewart (sic) and Mixed Schools in Delaware 1882 Delaware History 19 53-58

805 ADAM ROSE 1980 Mandating Local Government Emergency Services Urban Interest 21 65-73 785 CATHERINE A PALOMBA and NEIL A PALOMBA 1978 An Analysis of Dropouts from a West Virginia

Training Program for Coal Miners Journal ofEconomics 4 133-136 775 CRAIG K ELWELL and NElLA PALOMBA 1977 Economic Benefit-Cost Evaluation of West Virginia

Vocational Rehabilitation Lessons for the Vocational Rehabilitation System Journal ofEconomics 3 201-204

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

748 NEIL A PAWMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

733 NEIL A PAWMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law Journal 2411 733-738

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

Subject Index 13

Regional Models and Methods of Analysis

ECONOMIC MODELS AND ANALYSIS

9011 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Who Has Standing in Cost-Benefit Analysis Journal ofPolicy Analysis and Management 92 201-218

906 PETER W J BATEY and ADAM Z ROSE 1990 Extended Input-Output Models Progress and Potential International Regional Science Review 131-2 27-49

905 PAUL M BEAUMONT 1990 Supply and Demand Interaction in Integrated Econometric and InputshyOutput Models International Regional Science Review 131-2 167-181

8918 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN D MERRIFIELD 1989 Quasi-Experimental Methods for Analyzing Regional Economic and Spatial Change An Application to an Energy Boomtown In Regional Development Processes and Policies eds William H Berentsen Darrick R Danta and Eta Daroczi Centre for Regional Studies Hungarian Academy of Sciences Pecs Hungary

8914 DAVID GREENSTREET 1989 A Conceptual Framework for Construction of Hybrid Regional InputshyOutput Models Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 235 283-289

896 ADAM ROSE and WILLIAM MIERNYK 1989 Input-Output Analysis The First Fifty Years Economic Systems Research 12 229-271

894 ANDREWM ISSERMAN and PAUL M BEAUMONT 1989 New Directions in Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Project Evaluation Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 2312 39-53

888 ADAM ROSE and PAUL BEAUMONT 1988 Interrelational Income-Distribution Multipliers for the West Virginia Economy Journal ofRegional Science 284 461-475

883 MICHAEL J HANNAN and ADAM Z ROSE 1988 The Policy-Cost Index Approach to Modeling Change in Input-Output Coefficients An Application to Acid Rain Policy TecJmological Forecasting and Social Change 331 13-22

8721 MICHAEL KRASHINSKY and WILLIAM J MILNE 1987 Housing Prices in Metropolitan Toronto Regional Science and Urban Economics 172 289-305

8720 JOHN MERRIFIELD 1987 A Neoclassical Anatomy of the Economic Base Multiplier Journal of Regional Science 272 283-294

8713 UWE SCHUBERT SHELBY GERKING ANDREW ISSERMAN and CAROL TAYLOR 1987 Regional Labour Market Modelling A State of the Art Review In Regional Labour Markets eds M M Fischer and P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

879 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOlIN D MERRIFIELD 1987 Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Regional Analysis An Application to an Energy Boomtown and Growth Pole Theory Economic Geography 631 3-19

8613 SANDOR PETER 1986 The Relevance of Pollution-Related Input-Output Models for Regional Environmental Management in Hungary A Critical Approach Papers of the Regional Science Association 60 125-131

862 PAUL BEAUMONT ANDREW ISSERMAN DAVID MCMILLEN DAVID PLANE and PETER ROGERSON 1986 The ECESIS Economic-Demographic Model of the United States In Population Change and the Economy ed A M Isserman Boston Kluwer-Nijhoff Publishing Company

8520 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH WALTER C LABYS and TOM S WITT 1985 Resource Commodity Dependency and State Econometric Modeling Review ofRegional Studies 153 36-48

8514 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH and WALTER C LABYS 1985 A Commodity-Regional Model of West Virginia Journal ofRegional Science 253 383-411

854 BENJAMIN STEVENS and ADAM ROSE 1985 Regional Input-Output Methods for Tourism Impact Analysis In Assessing the Economic Impacts ofRecreation and Tourism eds Dennis Propst et al Asheville NC US Forest Service

841 ADAM ROSE 1984 Technological Change and Input-Output Analysis An Appraisal Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 185 305-318

832 ADAM ROSE 1983 Modeling the Macroeconomic Impact of Air Pollution Abatement Journal of Regional Science 234 441-459

831 ROBERT WALKER and JANUSZ SZYR1ER 1983 Interregional Total Flow A Concept and Application to a US Input-Output Model Review of Regional Studies 132 12-21

14 Subject Index

8217 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN MERRIFIELD 1982 The Use of Control Groups in Evaluating Regional Economic Policy Regional Science and Urban Economics 121 43-58

8214 ADAM ROSE BEN NAKAYAMA and BRANDT STEVENS 1982 Modern Energy Region Development and Income Distribution An Input -Output Analysis Joumal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 92 149-164

811 SHELBY D GERKING and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 Bifurcation and the Time Pattern of Impacts in the Economic Base Model Joumal ofRegional Science 214 451-467

804 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1980 Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of Alternative Methods Intemational Regional Science Review 52 155-184

801 ROBERTT WALKER and SUZANNE E BAYLEY 1980 An Energetic and Economic Simulation for the Evaluation of Transportation Policy Computers Environment and Urban Systems 51-2 83-96

791 PAUL B SLATER and WOLFGANG SCHWARZ 1979 Global Trade Patterns Scaling and Clustering Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics 97 381-387

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environment and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Joumal of Environmental Systems 72 131-147

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic Impacts Joumal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

763 WILLIAM H MIERlTYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input-Output Analysis Intemational Regional Science Review 12 47-55

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Joumal ofRegional Science 153 371-373

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363

7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley Joumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation ~fodeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUTHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 w F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

732 WILLIAM H MIERVYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics eds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

702 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and Change 12 27-32

Subject Index 15

692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

691 WILLIAM H MIER~YK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications ofInput-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

671 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commerciali 148 741-753

POPULATION MODELS AND ANALYSIS

8919 DAVID K FOOT and WILLIAM J MILNE 1989 Multiregional Estimation of Gross Internal Migration Flows International Regional Science Review 121 29-43

893 BRIAN J CUSHING 1989 Use and Misuse of the Allocation Rate in Models of Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 231 51-58

8718 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 A Note on Specification of Climate Variables in Models of Population Migration Joumal ofRegional Science 274 641-649

8717 PAUL M BEAUMONT and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1987 Comment Judgment in Population Forecasting Journal of the American Statistical Association 82400 1004-1009

878 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 Location-Specific Amenities Topography and Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 212 74-85

869 BRIAN J CUSHING 1986 Accounting for Spatial Relationships in Models of Interstate Population Migration Annals ofRegional Science 202 66-73

868 ANDREW ISSER1AN CAROL TAYlOR SHELBY GERKING and UWE SCHUBERT 1986 Regional Labor Market Analysis In Handbook ofRegional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8513 ANDREWMISSERl1AN DAVIDA PLANE PETERA ROGERSON and PAULM BEAUMONT 1985 Forecasting Interstate Migration with Limited Data A Demographic-Economic Approach Journal of the American Statistical Association 80390 277-285

851 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1985 Economic-Demographic Modeling with Endogenously Determined Birth and Migration Rates Theory and Prospects Environment and Planning A 171 25-45

844 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1984 Projection Forecast and Plan On the Future of Population Forecasting Joumal of the American Planning Association 502 208-221

825 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAVID A PLANE and DAVID B MCMILLEN 1982 Internal Migration in the United States An Evaluation of Federal Data Review of Public Data Use 114 285-311

808 E JAMES HAR~ER and PAUL B SLATER 1980 Identifying Medical Regions Using Hierarchical Clustering Social Science and Medicine 14D 3-10

807 ANDREW M ISSERfAN and MARILYN BROWN 1980 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science Association 45November 139-158

793 PAUL B SLATER 1979 Biplots of 1959-1961 United States Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 759-766

792 PAUL B SLATER 1979 1965-70 Interstate Migration in the United States An Extension of the Multiterminal Method to Multiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 6 205-208

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188 774 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of

the American Institute of Planners 433 247-259 771 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and

Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291 7612 PAUL B SLATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybemetics April 321-324

16 Subject Index

7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972 Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132

7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56

769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12

768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878

767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social Science Research 51 173-224

765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data Human Organization 353 269-286

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American foumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data foumal of Regional Science 143 377-388

737 ROllERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West Virginia West Virginia Medical foumaI698 1-4

701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables Demography 71 87-91

RESOURCE MODELS AND ANALYSIS

909 WALTER C IABYS and MONTAGUE J LORD 1990 Portfolio Optimisation and the Design of Latin American Export Diversification Policies foumal of Development Studies 262 260-277

8917 WALTER C IAllYS and JEAN-BAPTISTE LESOURD 1989 Facteurs Explicatifs des Ajustements de Prix sur Ie Marche International du Charbon Revue de lenergie 416 Decembre 1035-1045

8916 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 An Integrated Exhaustible Resource Model of Copper Market Dynamics In Economics in 17zeory and Practice An Eclectic Approach eds J Marquez and L R Klein Dordrecht Kluwer Academic Publishers

8911 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 Spatial and Temporal Price and Allocation Models of Mineral and Energy Markets In Quantitative Methods for Market-Oriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time eds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

8910 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C IAllYS 1989 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and Natural Gas In Quantitative Methods for MarketshyOriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time cds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

898 WALTERC IABYS and LORNA M WADDELL 1989 Commodity Lifecycles in US Materials Demand Resources Policy 15September 238-252

8811 THOMAS F TORRIES 1988 Competitive Cost Analysis in the Mineral Industries The Example of Nickel Resources Policy 143 193-204

8710 FRANK J CALZONETTI DEREK SPOONER and GREGORY G SAYRE 1987 A Reassessment of Site Suitability Analysis for Power Plant Siting A Maryland Example Applied Geography 7 223-241

Subject Index 17

875 ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1987 Sources of Change in Energy Use in the US Economy 1972-82 In World Energy Markets Coping with Instability ed J Rowse Calgary Friesen

874 ROBERT WALKER and KATHY REX-LOPATTO 1987 Evaluation of Costs Associated with Regional Environmental Impact in Chesapeake Bay loumal ofEnvironmental Systems 171 15-31

8611 WALTER ClABYS 1986 An Economic Analysis of the Stability of East-West Mineral Trade Patterns Resources Policy September 223-242

867 WALTER C lABYS and TAKASHI TAKAYAMA 1986 Spatial Equilibrium Analysis Mathematical and Programming Model Advances in Spatial Agricultural Energy and Mineral Modeling In Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8516 ADAM ROSE 1985 Modeling Energy Conservation Programs An Application to Natural Gas Utilities Energy lournaI64 87-103

8510 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C lABYS 1985 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and the Natural Gas Market Energy Economics 7 145shy152

858 ROBERT WALKER 1985~ A Comment on Linear Control Problems in the Theory of Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 30 309-315

853 GREGORY A ELMES 1985 Modeling Spatial Interaction of Utility Coal in Pennsylvania Annals of the Association ofAmerican Geographers 752 212-226

852 DANIEL GOLOMB STEPHEN BATfERI1AN JAMES GRUHL and WALTER C lABYS 1985 Sensitivity Analysis of the Kinetics of Acid Rain Models Atmospheric Environment 173 645-653

848 GREGORY ELMES 1984 Coal Transportation An Undervalued Aspect of Energy Modeling Transporlation Research-A 18-A1 13-23

8314 KINGSLEY E HAYNES FRED Y PHILLIPS and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints Economic Geography 591 52-65

8311 BARRY M RUBIN and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Energy Development Projects Coal Liquefaction in the Illinois Basin Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 171 11-20

823 WALTER C lABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

8012 WALTER ClABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Quadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Steam Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

803 WALTER C lABYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In Commodity Markets and Latin American Development A ltlodeling Approach eds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 BARRYD SOLOMON KINGSLEYE HAYNES and ADREW J KR1ENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

7714 ANDREW M ISSERI1AN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic GeOb1faphy 531 45-54

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations loumal of Regional Science 1713 327-344

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment alld Planning A 84 477-478

764 FRANK GIARRATANL 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues Environment and Planning A 84 447-454

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics March 278-283

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian lournal of Politics 9153-162

SOCIAL SCIENCE DIRECTIONS

9017 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1990 A Mind Ahead of its Time Libertas Mathematica 10 5-26 9015 JEFF L LEWIN and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 The Social Value of Crime International Review of

Law and Economics 10 271-284

18 Subject Index

907 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and RONALD F ABLER 1990 Bulgarian Geographers and Geography Professional Geographer 423 371~378

8812 JOHN PICKLES 1988 From Fact-World to Life-World The Phenomenological Method and Social Science Research In Qualitative Methods in Human Geography eds J Eyles and D M Smith Cambridge Polity Press

886 MARY BETH PUDUP 1988 Arguments within Regional Geography Progress in Human Geography 123 369-390

882 JOHN PICKLES 1988 Knowledge Theory and Practice The Role of Practical Reason in Geographical Theory In A Ground for Common Search eds R G Golledge H Couc1elis and P Gould Goleta CA Santa Barbara Geographical Press

8612 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Crazy Dualisms and Conceptual Leakage Or How We Can Continue to Misunderstand Human Geography Ohio Geographers 14Fall 75-84

866 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Geographic Theory and Educating for Democracy Antipode 182 136-154 861 JOHN PICKLES 1986 New Maps for Old A Reply to Smith Issues in Education 41 69-73 8521 JOHN PICKIES 1985 The Role of Place and Commonplaces in Democratic Empowerment Issues in

Education 33 232-241 8519 ANDREW M ISSERMAS 1985 Dare to Plan An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice

and Education Town Planning Review 564 483-491 8518 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Bioeconomics A Realistic Appraisal of Future Prospect In Global

Economy Today Tomorrow and the Transition ed Howard F Didsbury Jr Bethesda World Future Society

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

822 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

821 JOHN PICKIES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Rclevance of Regional Science Review ofRegional Studies 61 1-9

7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human Organization 333 261-275

7414 H RUSSELL BERJ~ARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

Subject Index 19

838 WALTER C IABYS RAJENDRA K PACHURI and CHARLES L BLITZER 1983 Coal A Development Challenge Natural Resource Fomm 7 299-310

837 PATRICK C MANN and PAUL R LEFRANCOIS 1983 Trends in the Real Price of Water Journal of the American Water Works Association 75 441-443

836 PATRICK C MANN and WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR 1983 Elected Versus Appointed Commissioners Does It Make a Difference in Utility Prices In Adjusting to Regulatory Pricing and Marketing Realities ed Harry M Trebing East Lansing Institute of Public Utilities Michigan State University

8212 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Elcphants Uranium and the Energy Crisis Tennessee Law Review 494 885-918

8211 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Monitoring Foreign Investment in Energy Resources Problems and Proposals West Vitginia Law Review 84 1093-1103

8210 JAMES J FRIEDBERG and EDWARD Z FOX 1982 Coal Export Associations Possible Effects of American and Common Market Antitrust Laws Northem Kentucky Law Review 9 23-43

829 MING-JENG HWANG 1982 Crude Oil Pricing in the World Market Atlantic Economic Journal 102 1shy5

828 ADAM ROSE MICHAEL SHEEHAN and DALE HURD 1982 Nonrenewable Resources and the Development of Arid Lands A Planning Approach In Altemative Strategies for Desert Development and Management Elmsford NY Pergamon Press

827 PATRICK C MANN and DONALD L SCHLENGER 1982 Marginal Cost and Seasonal Pricing of Water Service Journal of the American Water Works Association January 6-11

818 FRANKJ CALZONETTI and GREGORY A ELMES 1981 Metal Recovery from Power Plant Ash An Ecological Approach to Coal Utilization GeoJoumal Supplementary Issue 3 59-70

817 ADAM ZACHARY ROSE 1981 Utility Lifelines and Economic Activity in the Context of Earthquakes In Social and Economic Impact ofEarthquakes on Utility Lifelines ed J Isenberg New York American Society of Civil Engineers

8016 ADAM ROSE 1980 Geothermal Energy in California Policies Lo Improve the Economic Impact of Energy Resource Development Growth and Change 111 41-47

8015 FRANK J CALZONETTI 1980 Bentonite Liners for Power Plant Lagoons Power Engineering March 61-62

8011 PATRICK C MANN 1980 Equity and Economics in Setting Water Rates for Apartment Complexes Journal of the American Water Works Association 72 74-77

8010 PATRICK C MANN ROBERT J SAUNDERS and JEREMY J WARFORD 1980 A Note on Capital Indivisibility and the Definition of Marginal Cost Water Resources Research 163 602-604

809 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 CoaL In Collective Bargaining Contemporary American Experience ed Gerald G Somers Madison WI Industrial Relations Research Association

799 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Dynamics of Traditional Rate Regulation Research in Law and Economics 1 195-212

798 PATRICK C MANN 1979 The Water Industry Economic and Policy Issues In Regulation Competition and Deregulation Lexington VA Washington and Lee University

797 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1979 Cost Behavior and Water Systems Water Resources Bulletin 155 1301-1307

796 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1979 Coal Problems and Prospects in the 1980s Journal ofEnergy and Development 51 9-18

789 WALTER P PAGE and AUSTIN H MONTGOMERY JR 1978 Social Costs of the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act Amendments Eastern Economic JoumaI43-4 161-166

788 ADAM ROSE STAHRI EDMUNDS and EVERARD LOfTING 1978 The Economics of Geothermal Energy Development at the Regional Level Journal of Energy and Development 41 126-152

7713 PATRICK C MANN 1977 The Interlocking of Municipalities and Publicly Owned Utilities In Local Service Pricing Policies and 77leir Effect on Urban Spatial Stmcture ed Paul B Downing New York Columbia University Press

7712 PATRICK C MANN 1977 Water Rates An Evaluation of Options Journal of the American Water Works Associatioll 692 84-88

7711 PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITT 1977 The Impact on Electricity Rate Structures from Increasing Energy Costs Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 566-571

10 Subject Index

7618 WALTER ClABYS 1976 Foreign Investment in the US Minerals Industry The Case of West Virginia Coal InA Study ofAlien Investment in United States Lands ed E Wunderlick Washington DC US Department of Agriculture

7617 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1976 Ownership and Water System Operation Water ResourcesBulletin 125 995-1004

7616 JOHN L MIKESELL and PATRICK C MANN 1976 Pricing by Rural Electric Cooperatives Land Economics 521 96-102

7510 ADAM ROSE 1975 The Cost of Stack Gas Cleaning in New York State Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association 2510 1005-100S

7416 PATRICK C MANN 1974 User Power and Electricity Rates Journal ofLaw and Economics 172 433shy443

7311 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1973 Should Regulatory Commissions be Abolished Modified or Retained Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-7

7310 PATRICK C MANN 1973 The Political Influence of Residential Consumers on Water Rates Water Resources Bulletin 95 976-984 Comment and Reply 106 1308-1310

738 JOHN L MIKESELL and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1973 Rates of Return in Public and Private Enterprise Electric Utilities in the United States Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and Economics 91 41-54

723 G RICHARD DREESE and HAROLD L BRYANT 1972 Costs and Effects of a Water Program for a Small Stripping Company--Southeastern Ohio Water Resources Bulletin 82 320-327

722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 122 77-89

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORJtAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 62 45-56

707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 104 37-49

706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of the American Water Works Association 629 534-537

705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319

699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 92 5-20

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

PUBLIC FINANCE AND TRANSPORTATION

881 ADAM ROSE and BRANDT STEVENS 1988 Distributional Impacts of Oil and Gas Tax Reforms Energy Economics 103 235-241

873 MING-JENG HWANG and PATRICK C MANN 1987 Deregulation and Efficiency in the Rail Industry Atlantic Economic Journal 152 47-52

8511 FRANK CALZONETIl and ROBERT HANHAM 1985 Changing Energy Prices and State Revenue In Geographical Dimensions of Energy eds F J Calzonetti and B D Solomon Dordrecht Holland Reidel Publishing

843 BRIAN J CUSHING 1984 Capitalization of Interjurisdictional Fiscal Differentials An Alternative Approach Journal of Urban Economics 153 317-326

842 REX HONIlt~ and DAVID SORENSON 1984 Jurisdictional Benefits and Local Costs The Politics of School Closings In Public Senice Provision and Urban Development eds Andrew Kirby Paul Knox and Steven Pinch London Croom Helm

Subject Index 11

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815

7912

784

7716

7715

7619

766

7512

7511

7421

7418

739

734

724

712 711

703

693

686

685

684

661

IRWIN FELLER GREGORY ELMES and JAMES MEYER 1982 Spatial Aspects of the Diffusion of Technological Innovations among American Municipal Governments Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 165 225-238 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 The Allocation of Funds to Small Cities under the Community Development Block Grant Program An Evaluation Journal of the American Planning Association 471 3-28 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1979 Coming New Coal Transportation Modes Mechanical Engineering 1019 37-43 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and KAREN L MAJORS 1978 General Revenue Sharing Federal Incentives to Change Local Government Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 443 317-327 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1977 Eminent Domain Its Origin Meaning and Relevance to Coal Slurry Pipelines Transportation Journal 171 5-21 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and SIDNEY KATELL 1977 Railroad Volume Freight Rates Evolution and Analysis ICC Practitioners Journal January-February 146-161 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1976 The Coal Slurry Pipeline Its Contribution in Meeting the Nations Energy Requirements Journal ofEconomics 2 196-200 ANDREW MISSERMAN 1976 Interjurisdictional Spillovers Political Fragmentation and the Level of Local Public Services A Re-Examination Urban Studies 131 1-12 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Status of Slurry Pipeline Transportation of Bituminous Coal The Intersociety Conference on Transportation Atlanta GA THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Transporting Western Coal Unit Trains or Slurry Pipeline Logistics and Transportation Review 112 147-152 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1974 Transportation in Developing Countries Special Reference to Kenya Traffic Quarterly 281 139-153 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination by Regulated Motor Carriers Comment American Economic Review 644 780-784 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-3 WILLIAM H MIERt-YK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health eds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation Journal 121 15-22 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Loltal Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 111 23-29 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem National Tax lournaI232 206-213 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 ROYW BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208 WOO SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax lournaI212 183-189 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

HUMAN SERVICES AND OTHER POLICY

9016 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1990 The Convergence of Law in an Era of Political Integration The Wood Pulp Case and the Alcoa Effects Doctrine University ofPittsburgh Law Review 522 289-326

901 BARBARA RASMUSSEN 1990 Storer College A Bygone Harpers Ferry Institution Goldenseal 161 46shy49

12 Subject Index

899 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1989 Estimations of the Economic Model of Crime Using Aggregate and Individual Level Data Southern Economic Journal 562 423middot439

884 KENNETII C MARTIS 1988 Sectionalism and the United States Congress Political Geography Quarterly 72 99middot109

8716 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reform and Paternalism in China Some Theoretical Concerns International Regional Science Review 111 59middot73

8712 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reforms and Politics Studies in Comparative International Developments 4 76shy82

872 JOHN PICKLES 1987 The Numbers Game Legitimising Apartheid Review ofAfrican Political Economy 38April 102-103

8512 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISTOPHER J SMITH 1985 What Drives People to Drink Interpreting the Effect of Urban Living on the Use and Abuse of Alcohol Urban Ecology 92 195-213

855 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISfOPHER J SMITH 1985 Regional Change and Problem Drinking in the United States 1970-78 Regional Studies 192 149middot162

8112 C J SMITH and R Q HANHAM 1981 Proximity and the Formation of Public Attitudes towards Mental Illness Environment and Planning A 132 147-165

814 RONALD L LEWIS 1981 Rev TG Steward and the Education of Blacks in Reconstruction Delaware Delaware History Spring-Summer 156-178

813 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Any Place But Here Mental Health Facilities as Noxious Neighbors Professional Geographer 333 326-334

812 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Deinstitutionalization of the Mentally Ill A Time Path Analysis of the American States 1955-1975 Social Science and Medicine 15D 361-378

806 RONALD L LEWIS 1980 Rev TG Stewart (sic) and Mixed Schools in Delaware 1882 Delaware History 19 53-58

805 ADAM ROSE 1980 Mandating Local Government Emergency Services Urban Interest 21 65-73 785 CATHERINE A PALOMBA and NEIL A PALOMBA 1978 An Analysis of Dropouts from a West Virginia

Training Program for Coal Miners Journal ofEconomics 4 133-136 775 CRAIG K ELWELL and NElLA PALOMBA 1977 Economic Benefit-Cost Evaluation of West Virginia

Vocational Rehabilitation Lessons for the Vocational Rehabilitation System Journal ofEconomics 3 201-204

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

748 NEIL A PAWMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

733 NEIL A PAWMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law Journal 2411 733-738

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

Subject Index 13

Regional Models and Methods of Analysis

ECONOMIC MODELS AND ANALYSIS

9011 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Who Has Standing in Cost-Benefit Analysis Journal ofPolicy Analysis and Management 92 201-218

906 PETER W J BATEY and ADAM Z ROSE 1990 Extended Input-Output Models Progress and Potential International Regional Science Review 131-2 27-49

905 PAUL M BEAUMONT 1990 Supply and Demand Interaction in Integrated Econometric and InputshyOutput Models International Regional Science Review 131-2 167-181

8918 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN D MERRIFIELD 1989 Quasi-Experimental Methods for Analyzing Regional Economic and Spatial Change An Application to an Energy Boomtown In Regional Development Processes and Policies eds William H Berentsen Darrick R Danta and Eta Daroczi Centre for Regional Studies Hungarian Academy of Sciences Pecs Hungary

8914 DAVID GREENSTREET 1989 A Conceptual Framework for Construction of Hybrid Regional InputshyOutput Models Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 235 283-289

896 ADAM ROSE and WILLIAM MIERNYK 1989 Input-Output Analysis The First Fifty Years Economic Systems Research 12 229-271

894 ANDREWM ISSERMAN and PAUL M BEAUMONT 1989 New Directions in Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Project Evaluation Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 2312 39-53

888 ADAM ROSE and PAUL BEAUMONT 1988 Interrelational Income-Distribution Multipliers for the West Virginia Economy Journal ofRegional Science 284 461-475

883 MICHAEL J HANNAN and ADAM Z ROSE 1988 The Policy-Cost Index Approach to Modeling Change in Input-Output Coefficients An Application to Acid Rain Policy TecJmological Forecasting and Social Change 331 13-22

8721 MICHAEL KRASHINSKY and WILLIAM J MILNE 1987 Housing Prices in Metropolitan Toronto Regional Science and Urban Economics 172 289-305

8720 JOHN MERRIFIELD 1987 A Neoclassical Anatomy of the Economic Base Multiplier Journal of Regional Science 272 283-294

8713 UWE SCHUBERT SHELBY GERKING ANDREW ISSERMAN and CAROL TAYLOR 1987 Regional Labour Market Modelling A State of the Art Review In Regional Labour Markets eds M M Fischer and P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

879 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOlIN D MERRIFIELD 1987 Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Regional Analysis An Application to an Energy Boomtown and Growth Pole Theory Economic Geography 631 3-19

8613 SANDOR PETER 1986 The Relevance of Pollution-Related Input-Output Models for Regional Environmental Management in Hungary A Critical Approach Papers of the Regional Science Association 60 125-131

862 PAUL BEAUMONT ANDREW ISSERMAN DAVID MCMILLEN DAVID PLANE and PETER ROGERSON 1986 The ECESIS Economic-Demographic Model of the United States In Population Change and the Economy ed A M Isserman Boston Kluwer-Nijhoff Publishing Company

8520 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH WALTER C LABYS and TOM S WITT 1985 Resource Commodity Dependency and State Econometric Modeling Review ofRegional Studies 153 36-48

8514 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH and WALTER C LABYS 1985 A Commodity-Regional Model of West Virginia Journal ofRegional Science 253 383-411

854 BENJAMIN STEVENS and ADAM ROSE 1985 Regional Input-Output Methods for Tourism Impact Analysis In Assessing the Economic Impacts ofRecreation and Tourism eds Dennis Propst et al Asheville NC US Forest Service

841 ADAM ROSE 1984 Technological Change and Input-Output Analysis An Appraisal Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 185 305-318

832 ADAM ROSE 1983 Modeling the Macroeconomic Impact of Air Pollution Abatement Journal of Regional Science 234 441-459

831 ROBERT WALKER and JANUSZ SZYR1ER 1983 Interregional Total Flow A Concept and Application to a US Input-Output Model Review of Regional Studies 132 12-21

14 Subject Index

8217 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN MERRIFIELD 1982 The Use of Control Groups in Evaluating Regional Economic Policy Regional Science and Urban Economics 121 43-58

8214 ADAM ROSE BEN NAKAYAMA and BRANDT STEVENS 1982 Modern Energy Region Development and Income Distribution An Input -Output Analysis Joumal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 92 149-164

811 SHELBY D GERKING and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 Bifurcation and the Time Pattern of Impacts in the Economic Base Model Joumal ofRegional Science 214 451-467

804 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1980 Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of Alternative Methods Intemational Regional Science Review 52 155-184

801 ROBERTT WALKER and SUZANNE E BAYLEY 1980 An Energetic and Economic Simulation for the Evaluation of Transportation Policy Computers Environment and Urban Systems 51-2 83-96

791 PAUL B SLATER and WOLFGANG SCHWARZ 1979 Global Trade Patterns Scaling and Clustering Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics 97 381-387

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environment and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Joumal of Environmental Systems 72 131-147

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic Impacts Joumal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

763 WILLIAM H MIERlTYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input-Output Analysis Intemational Regional Science Review 12 47-55

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Joumal ofRegional Science 153 371-373

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363

7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley Joumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation ~fodeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUTHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 w F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

732 WILLIAM H MIERVYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics eds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

702 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and Change 12 27-32

Subject Index 15

692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

691 WILLIAM H MIER~YK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications ofInput-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

671 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commerciali 148 741-753

POPULATION MODELS AND ANALYSIS

8919 DAVID K FOOT and WILLIAM J MILNE 1989 Multiregional Estimation of Gross Internal Migration Flows International Regional Science Review 121 29-43

893 BRIAN J CUSHING 1989 Use and Misuse of the Allocation Rate in Models of Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 231 51-58

8718 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 A Note on Specification of Climate Variables in Models of Population Migration Joumal ofRegional Science 274 641-649

8717 PAUL M BEAUMONT and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1987 Comment Judgment in Population Forecasting Journal of the American Statistical Association 82400 1004-1009

878 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 Location-Specific Amenities Topography and Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 212 74-85

869 BRIAN J CUSHING 1986 Accounting for Spatial Relationships in Models of Interstate Population Migration Annals ofRegional Science 202 66-73

868 ANDREW ISSER1AN CAROL TAYlOR SHELBY GERKING and UWE SCHUBERT 1986 Regional Labor Market Analysis In Handbook ofRegional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8513 ANDREWMISSERl1AN DAVIDA PLANE PETERA ROGERSON and PAULM BEAUMONT 1985 Forecasting Interstate Migration with Limited Data A Demographic-Economic Approach Journal of the American Statistical Association 80390 277-285

851 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1985 Economic-Demographic Modeling with Endogenously Determined Birth and Migration Rates Theory and Prospects Environment and Planning A 171 25-45

844 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1984 Projection Forecast and Plan On the Future of Population Forecasting Joumal of the American Planning Association 502 208-221

825 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAVID A PLANE and DAVID B MCMILLEN 1982 Internal Migration in the United States An Evaluation of Federal Data Review of Public Data Use 114 285-311

808 E JAMES HAR~ER and PAUL B SLATER 1980 Identifying Medical Regions Using Hierarchical Clustering Social Science and Medicine 14D 3-10

807 ANDREW M ISSERfAN and MARILYN BROWN 1980 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science Association 45November 139-158

793 PAUL B SLATER 1979 Biplots of 1959-1961 United States Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 759-766

792 PAUL B SLATER 1979 1965-70 Interstate Migration in the United States An Extension of the Multiterminal Method to Multiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 6 205-208

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188 774 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of

the American Institute of Planners 433 247-259 771 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and

Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291 7612 PAUL B SLATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybemetics April 321-324

16 Subject Index

7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972 Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132

7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56

769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12

768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878

767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social Science Research 51 173-224

765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data Human Organization 353 269-286

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American foumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data foumal of Regional Science 143 377-388

737 ROllERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West Virginia West Virginia Medical foumaI698 1-4

701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables Demography 71 87-91

RESOURCE MODELS AND ANALYSIS

909 WALTER C IABYS and MONTAGUE J LORD 1990 Portfolio Optimisation and the Design of Latin American Export Diversification Policies foumal of Development Studies 262 260-277

8917 WALTER C IAllYS and JEAN-BAPTISTE LESOURD 1989 Facteurs Explicatifs des Ajustements de Prix sur Ie Marche International du Charbon Revue de lenergie 416 Decembre 1035-1045

8916 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 An Integrated Exhaustible Resource Model of Copper Market Dynamics In Economics in 17zeory and Practice An Eclectic Approach eds J Marquez and L R Klein Dordrecht Kluwer Academic Publishers

8911 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 Spatial and Temporal Price and Allocation Models of Mineral and Energy Markets In Quantitative Methods for Market-Oriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time eds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

8910 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C IAllYS 1989 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and Natural Gas In Quantitative Methods for MarketshyOriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time cds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

898 WALTERC IABYS and LORNA M WADDELL 1989 Commodity Lifecycles in US Materials Demand Resources Policy 15September 238-252

8811 THOMAS F TORRIES 1988 Competitive Cost Analysis in the Mineral Industries The Example of Nickel Resources Policy 143 193-204

8710 FRANK J CALZONETTI DEREK SPOONER and GREGORY G SAYRE 1987 A Reassessment of Site Suitability Analysis for Power Plant Siting A Maryland Example Applied Geography 7 223-241

Subject Index 17

875 ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1987 Sources of Change in Energy Use in the US Economy 1972-82 In World Energy Markets Coping with Instability ed J Rowse Calgary Friesen

874 ROBERT WALKER and KATHY REX-LOPATTO 1987 Evaluation of Costs Associated with Regional Environmental Impact in Chesapeake Bay loumal ofEnvironmental Systems 171 15-31

8611 WALTER ClABYS 1986 An Economic Analysis of the Stability of East-West Mineral Trade Patterns Resources Policy September 223-242

867 WALTER C lABYS and TAKASHI TAKAYAMA 1986 Spatial Equilibrium Analysis Mathematical and Programming Model Advances in Spatial Agricultural Energy and Mineral Modeling In Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8516 ADAM ROSE 1985 Modeling Energy Conservation Programs An Application to Natural Gas Utilities Energy lournaI64 87-103

8510 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C lABYS 1985 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and the Natural Gas Market Energy Economics 7 145shy152

858 ROBERT WALKER 1985~ A Comment on Linear Control Problems in the Theory of Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 30 309-315

853 GREGORY A ELMES 1985 Modeling Spatial Interaction of Utility Coal in Pennsylvania Annals of the Association ofAmerican Geographers 752 212-226

852 DANIEL GOLOMB STEPHEN BATfERI1AN JAMES GRUHL and WALTER C lABYS 1985 Sensitivity Analysis of the Kinetics of Acid Rain Models Atmospheric Environment 173 645-653

848 GREGORY ELMES 1984 Coal Transportation An Undervalued Aspect of Energy Modeling Transporlation Research-A 18-A1 13-23

8314 KINGSLEY E HAYNES FRED Y PHILLIPS and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints Economic Geography 591 52-65

8311 BARRY M RUBIN and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Energy Development Projects Coal Liquefaction in the Illinois Basin Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 171 11-20

823 WALTER C lABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

8012 WALTER ClABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Quadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Steam Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

803 WALTER C lABYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In Commodity Markets and Latin American Development A ltlodeling Approach eds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 BARRYD SOLOMON KINGSLEYE HAYNES and ADREW J KR1ENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

7714 ANDREW M ISSERI1AN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic GeOb1faphy 531 45-54

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations loumal of Regional Science 1713 327-344

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment alld Planning A 84 477-478

764 FRANK GIARRATANL 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues Environment and Planning A 84 447-454

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics March 278-283

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian lournal of Politics 9153-162

SOCIAL SCIENCE DIRECTIONS

9017 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1990 A Mind Ahead of its Time Libertas Mathematica 10 5-26 9015 JEFF L LEWIN and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 The Social Value of Crime International Review of

Law and Economics 10 271-284

18 Subject Index

907 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and RONALD F ABLER 1990 Bulgarian Geographers and Geography Professional Geographer 423 371~378

8812 JOHN PICKLES 1988 From Fact-World to Life-World The Phenomenological Method and Social Science Research In Qualitative Methods in Human Geography eds J Eyles and D M Smith Cambridge Polity Press

886 MARY BETH PUDUP 1988 Arguments within Regional Geography Progress in Human Geography 123 369-390

882 JOHN PICKLES 1988 Knowledge Theory and Practice The Role of Practical Reason in Geographical Theory In A Ground for Common Search eds R G Golledge H Couc1elis and P Gould Goleta CA Santa Barbara Geographical Press

8612 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Crazy Dualisms and Conceptual Leakage Or How We Can Continue to Misunderstand Human Geography Ohio Geographers 14Fall 75-84

866 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Geographic Theory and Educating for Democracy Antipode 182 136-154 861 JOHN PICKLES 1986 New Maps for Old A Reply to Smith Issues in Education 41 69-73 8521 JOHN PICKIES 1985 The Role of Place and Commonplaces in Democratic Empowerment Issues in

Education 33 232-241 8519 ANDREW M ISSERMAS 1985 Dare to Plan An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice

and Education Town Planning Review 564 483-491 8518 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Bioeconomics A Realistic Appraisal of Future Prospect In Global

Economy Today Tomorrow and the Transition ed Howard F Didsbury Jr Bethesda World Future Society

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

822 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

821 JOHN PICKIES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Rclevance of Regional Science Review ofRegional Studies 61 1-9

7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human Organization 333 261-275

7414 H RUSSELL BERJ~ARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

Subject Index 19

7618 WALTER ClABYS 1976 Foreign Investment in the US Minerals Industry The Case of West Virginia Coal InA Study ofAlien Investment in United States Lands ed E Wunderlick Washington DC US Department of Agriculture

7617 PATRICKC MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1976 Ownership and Water System Operation Water ResourcesBulletin 125 995-1004

7616 JOHN L MIKESELL and PATRICK C MANN 1976 Pricing by Rural Electric Cooperatives Land Economics 521 96-102

7510 ADAM ROSE 1975 The Cost of Stack Gas Cleaning in New York State Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association 2510 1005-100S

7416 PATRICK C MANN 1974 User Power and Electricity Rates Journal ofLaw and Economics 172 433shy443

7311 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1973 Should Regulatory Commissions be Abolished Modified or Retained Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-7

7310 PATRICK C MANN 1973 The Political Influence of Residential Consumers on Water Rates Water Resources Bulletin 95 976-984 Comment and Reply 106 1308-1310

738 JOHN L MIKESELL and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1973 Rates of Return in Public and Private Enterprise Electric Utilities in the United States Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and Economics 91 41-54

723 G RICHARD DREESE and HAROLD L BRYANT 1972 Costs and Effects of a Water Program for a Small Stripping Company--Southeastern Ohio Water Resources Bulletin 82 320-327

722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 122 77-89

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORJtAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 62 45-56

707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 104 37-49

706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of the American Water Works Association 629 534-537

705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319

699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 92 5-20

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

PUBLIC FINANCE AND TRANSPORTATION

881 ADAM ROSE and BRANDT STEVENS 1988 Distributional Impacts of Oil and Gas Tax Reforms Energy Economics 103 235-241

873 MING-JENG HWANG and PATRICK C MANN 1987 Deregulation and Efficiency in the Rail Industry Atlantic Economic Journal 152 47-52

8511 FRANK CALZONETIl and ROBERT HANHAM 1985 Changing Energy Prices and State Revenue In Geographical Dimensions of Energy eds F J Calzonetti and B D Solomon Dordrecht Holland Reidel Publishing

843 BRIAN J CUSHING 1984 Capitalization of Interjurisdictional Fiscal Differentials An Alternative Approach Journal of Urban Economics 153 317-326

842 REX HONIlt~ and DAVID SORENSON 1984 Jurisdictional Benefits and Local Costs The Politics of School Closings In Public Senice Provision and Urban Development eds Andrew Kirby Paul Knox and Steven Pinch London Croom Helm

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684

661

IRWIN FELLER GREGORY ELMES and JAMES MEYER 1982 Spatial Aspects of the Diffusion of Technological Innovations among American Municipal Governments Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 165 225-238 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 The Allocation of Funds to Small Cities under the Community Development Block Grant Program An Evaluation Journal of the American Planning Association 471 3-28 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1979 Coming New Coal Transportation Modes Mechanical Engineering 1019 37-43 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and KAREN L MAJORS 1978 General Revenue Sharing Federal Incentives to Change Local Government Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 443 317-327 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1977 Eminent Domain Its Origin Meaning and Relevance to Coal Slurry Pipelines Transportation Journal 171 5-21 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and SIDNEY KATELL 1977 Railroad Volume Freight Rates Evolution and Analysis ICC Practitioners Journal January-February 146-161 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1976 The Coal Slurry Pipeline Its Contribution in Meeting the Nations Energy Requirements Journal ofEconomics 2 196-200 ANDREW MISSERMAN 1976 Interjurisdictional Spillovers Political Fragmentation and the Level of Local Public Services A Re-Examination Urban Studies 131 1-12 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Status of Slurry Pipeline Transportation of Bituminous Coal The Intersociety Conference on Transportation Atlanta GA THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Transporting Western Coal Unit Trains or Slurry Pipeline Logistics and Transportation Review 112 147-152 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1974 Transportation in Developing Countries Special Reference to Kenya Traffic Quarterly 281 139-153 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination by Regulated Motor Carriers Comment American Economic Review 644 780-784 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-3 WILLIAM H MIERt-YK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health eds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation Journal 121 15-22 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Loltal Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 111 23-29 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem National Tax lournaI232 206-213 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 ROYW BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208 WOO SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax lournaI212 183-189 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

HUMAN SERVICES AND OTHER POLICY

9016 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1990 The Convergence of Law in an Era of Political Integration The Wood Pulp Case and the Alcoa Effects Doctrine University ofPittsburgh Law Review 522 289-326

901 BARBARA RASMUSSEN 1990 Storer College A Bygone Harpers Ferry Institution Goldenseal 161 46shy49

12 Subject Index

899 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1989 Estimations of the Economic Model of Crime Using Aggregate and Individual Level Data Southern Economic Journal 562 423middot439

884 KENNETII C MARTIS 1988 Sectionalism and the United States Congress Political Geography Quarterly 72 99middot109

8716 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reform and Paternalism in China Some Theoretical Concerns International Regional Science Review 111 59middot73

8712 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reforms and Politics Studies in Comparative International Developments 4 76shy82

872 JOHN PICKLES 1987 The Numbers Game Legitimising Apartheid Review ofAfrican Political Economy 38April 102-103

8512 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISTOPHER J SMITH 1985 What Drives People to Drink Interpreting the Effect of Urban Living on the Use and Abuse of Alcohol Urban Ecology 92 195-213

855 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISfOPHER J SMITH 1985 Regional Change and Problem Drinking in the United States 1970-78 Regional Studies 192 149middot162

8112 C J SMITH and R Q HANHAM 1981 Proximity and the Formation of Public Attitudes towards Mental Illness Environment and Planning A 132 147-165

814 RONALD L LEWIS 1981 Rev TG Steward and the Education of Blacks in Reconstruction Delaware Delaware History Spring-Summer 156-178

813 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Any Place But Here Mental Health Facilities as Noxious Neighbors Professional Geographer 333 326-334

812 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Deinstitutionalization of the Mentally Ill A Time Path Analysis of the American States 1955-1975 Social Science and Medicine 15D 361-378

806 RONALD L LEWIS 1980 Rev TG Stewart (sic) and Mixed Schools in Delaware 1882 Delaware History 19 53-58

805 ADAM ROSE 1980 Mandating Local Government Emergency Services Urban Interest 21 65-73 785 CATHERINE A PALOMBA and NEIL A PALOMBA 1978 An Analysis of Dropouts from a West Virginia

Training Program for Coal Miners Journal ofEconomics 4 133-136 775 CRAIG K ELWELL and NElLA PALOMBA 1977 Economic Benefit-Cost Evaluation of West Virginia

Vocational Rehabilitation Lessons for the Vocational Rehabilitation System Journal ofEconomics 3 201-204

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

748 NEIL A PAWMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

733 NEIL A PAWMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law Journal 2411 733-738

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

Subject Index 13

Regional Models and Methods of Analysis

ECONOMIC MODELS AND ANALYSIS

9011 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Who Has Standing in Cost-Benefit Analysis Journal ofPolicy Analysis and Management 92 201-218

906 PETER W J BATEY and ADAM Z ROSE 1990 Extended Input-Output Models Progress and Potential International Regional Science Review 131-2 27-49

905 PAUL M BEAUMONT 1990 Supply and Demand Interaction in Integrated Econometric and InputshyOutput Models International Regional Science Review 131-2 167-181

8918 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN D MERRIFIELD 1989 Quasi-Experimental Methods for Analyzing Regional Economic and Spatial Change An Application to an Energy Boomtown In Regional Development Processes and Policies eds William H Berentsen Darrick R Danta and Eta Daroczi Centre for Regional Studies Hungarian Academy of Sciences Pecs Hungary

8914 DAVID GREENSTREET 1989 A Conceptual Framework for Construction of Hybrid Regional InputshyOutput Models Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 235 283-289

896 ADAM ROSE and WILLIAM MIERNYK 1989 Input-Output Analysis The First Fifty Years Economic Systems Research 12 229-271

894 ANDREWM ISSERMAN and PAUL M BEAUMONT 1989 New Directions in Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Project Evaluation Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 2312 39-53

888 ADAM ROSE and PAUL BEAUMONT 1988 Interrelational Income-Distribution Multipliers for the West Virginia Economy Journal ofRegional Science 284 461-475

883 MICHAEL J HANNAN and ADAM Z ROSE 1988 The Policy-Cost Index Approach to Modeling Change in Input-Output Coefficients An Application to Acid Rain Policy TecJmological Forecasting and Social Change 331 13-22

8721 MICHAEL KRASHINSKY and WILLIAM J MILNE 1987 Housing Prices in Metropolitan Toronto Regional Science and Urban Economics 172 289-305

8720 JOHN MERRIFIELD 1987 A Neoclassical Anatomy of the Economic Base Multiplier Journal of Regional Science 272 283-294

8713 UWE SCHUBERT SHELBY GERKING ANDREW ISSERMAN and CAROL TAYLOR 1987 Regional Labour Market Modelling A State of the Art Review In Regional Labour Markets eds M M Fischer and P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

879 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOlIN D MERRIFIELD 1987 Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Regional Analysis An Application to an Energy Boomtown and Growth Pole Theory Economic Geography 631 3-19

8613 SANDOR PETER 1986 The Relevance of Pollution-Related Input-Output Models for Regional Environmental Management in Hungary A Critical Approach Papers of the Regional Science Association 60 125-131

862 PAUL BEAUMONT ANDREW ISSERMAN DAVID MCMILLEN DAVID PLANE and PETER ROGERSON 1986 The ECESIS Economic-Demographic Model of the United States In Population Change and the Economy ed A M Isserman Boston Kluwer-Nijhoff Publishing Company

8520 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH WALTER C LABYS and TOM S WITT 1985 Resource Commodity Dependency and State Econometric Modeling Review ofRegional Studies 153 36-48

8514 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH and WALTER C LABYS 1985 A Commodity-Regional Model of West Virginia Journal ofRegional Science 253 383-411

854 BENJAMIN STEVENS and ADAM ROSE 1985 Regional Input-Output Methods for Tourism Impact Analysis In Assessing the Economic Impacts ofRecreation and Tourism eds Dennis Propst et al Asheville NC US Forest Service

841 ADAM ROSE 1984 Technological Change and Input-Output Analysis An Appraisal Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 185 305-318

832 ADAM ROSE 1983 Modeling the Macroeconomic Impact of Air Pollution Abatement Journal of Regional Science 234 441-459

831 ROBERT WALKER and JANUSZ SZYR1ER 1983 Interregional Total Flow A Concept and Application to a US Input-Output Model Review of Regional Studies 132 12-21

14 Subject Index

8217 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN MERRIFIELD 1982 The Use of Control Groups in Evaluating Regional Economic Policy Regional Science and Urban Economics 121 43-58

8214 ADAM ROSE BEN NAKAYAMA and BRANDT STEVENS 1982 Modern Energy Region Development and Income Distribution An Input -Output Analysis Joumal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 92 149-164

811 SHELBY D GERKING and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 Bifurcation and the Time Pattern of Impacts in the Economic Base Model Joumal ofRegional Science 214 451-467

804 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1980 Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of Alternative Methods Intemational Regional Science Review 52 155-184

801 ROBERTT WALKER and SUZANNE E BAYLEY 1980 An Energetic and Economic Simulation for the Evaluation of Transportation Policy Computers Environment and Urban Systems 51-2 83-96

791 PAUL B SLATER and WOLFGANG SCHWARZ 1979 Global Trade Patterns Scaling and Clustering Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics 97 381-387

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environment and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Joumal of Environmental Systems 72 131-147

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic Impacts Joumal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

763 WILLIAM H MIERlTYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input-Output Analysis Intemational Regional Science Review 12 47-55

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Joumal ofRegional Science 153 371-373

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363

7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley Joumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation ~fodeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUTHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 w F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

732 WILLIAM H MIERVYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics eds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

702 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and Change 12 27-32

Subject Index 15

692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

691 WILLIAM H MIER~YK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications ofInput-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

671 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commerciali 148 741-753

POPULATION MODELS AND ANALYSIS

8919 DAVID K FOOT and WILLIAM J MILNE 1989 Multiregional Estimation of Gross Internal Migration Flows International Regional Science Review 121 29-43

893 BRIAN J CUSHING 1989 Use and Misuse of the Allocation Rate in Models of Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 231 51-58

8718 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 A Note on Specification of Climate Variables in Models of Population Migration Joumal ofRegional Science 274 641-649

8717 PAUL M BEAUMONT and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1987 Comment Judgment in Population Forecasting Journal of the American Statistical Association 82400 1004-1009

878 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 Location-Specific Amenities Topography and Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 212 74-85

869 BRIAN J CUSHING 1986 Accounting for Spatial Relationships in Models of Interstate Population Migration Annals ofRegional Science 202 66-73

868 ANDREW ISSER1AN CAROL TAYlOR SHELBY GERKING and UWE SCHUBERT 1986 Regional Labor Market Analysis In Handbook ofRegional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8513 ANDREWMISSERl1AN DAVIDA PLANE PETERA ROGERSON and PAULM BEAUMONT 1985 Forecasting Interstate Migration with Limited Data A Demographic-Economic Approach Journal of the American Statistical Association 80390 277-285

851 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1985 Economic-Demographic Modeling with Endogenously Determined Birth and Migration Rates Theory and Prospects Environment and Planning A 171 25-45

844 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1984 Projection Forecast and Plan On the Future of Population Forecasting Joumal of the American Planning Association 502 208-221

825 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAVID A PLANE and DAVID B MCMILLEN 1982 Internal Migration in the United States An Evaluation of Federal Data Review of Public Data Use 114 285-311

808 E JAMES HAR~ER and PAUL B SLATER 1980 Identifying Medical Regions Using Hierarchical Clustering Social Science and Medicine 14D 3-10

807 ANDREW M ISSERfAN and MARILYN BROWN 1980 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science Association 45November 139-158

793 PAUL B SLATER 1979 Biplots of 1959-1961 United States Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 759-766

792 PAUL B SLATER 1979 1965-70 Interstate Migration in the United States An Extension of the Multiterminal Method to Multiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 6 205-208

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188 774 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of

the American Institute of Planners 433 247-259 771 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and

Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291 7612 PAUL B SLATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybemetics April 321-324

16 Subject Index

7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972 Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132

7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56

769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12

768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878

767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social Science Research 51 173-224

765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data Human Organization 353 269-286

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American foumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data foumal of Regional Science 143 377-388

737 ROllERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West Virginia West Virginia Medical foumaI698 1-4

701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables Demography 71 87-91

RESOURCE MODELS AND ANALYSIS

909 WALTER C IABYS and MONTAGUE J LORD 1990 Portfolio Optimisation and the Design of Latin American Export Diversification Policies foumal of Development Studies 262 260-277

8917 WALTER C IAllYS and JEAN-BAPTISTE LESOURD 1989 Facteurs Explicatifs des Ajustements de Prix sur Ie Marche International du Charbon Revue de lenergie 416 Decembre 1035-1045

8916 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 An Integrated Exhaustible Resource Model of Copper Market Dynamics In Economics in 17zeory and Practice An Eclectic Approach eds J Marquez and L R Klein Dordrecht Kluwer Academic Publishers

8911 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 Spatial and Temporal Price and Allocation Models of Mineral and Energy Markets In Quantitative Methods for Market-Oriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time eds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

8910 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C IAllYS 1989 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and Natural Gas In Quantitative Methods for MarketshyOriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time cds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

898 WALTERC IABYS and LORNA M WADDELL 1989 Commodity Lifecycles in US Materials Demand Resources Policy 15September 238-252

8811 THOMAS F TORRIES 1988 Competitive Cost Analysis in the Mineral Industries The Example of Nickel Resources Policy 143 193-204

8710 FRANK J CALZONETTI DEREK SPOONER and GREGORY G SAYRE 1987 A Reassessment of Site Suitability Analysis for Power Plant Siting A Maryland Example Applied Geography 7 223-241

Subject Index 17

875 ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1987 Sources of Change in Energy Use in the US Economy 1972-82 In World Energy Markets Coping with Instability ed J Rowse Calgary Friesen

874 ROBERT WALKER and KATHY REX-LOPATTO 1987 Evaluation of Costs Associated with Regional Environmental Impact in Chesapeake Bay loumal ofEnvironmental Systems 171 15-31

8611 WALTER ClABYS 1986 An Economic Analysis of the Stability of East-West Mineral Trade Patterns Resources Policy September 223-242

867 WALTER C lABYS and TAKASHI TAKAYAMA 1986 Spatial Equilibrium Analysis Mathematical and Programming Model Advances in Spatial Agricultural Energy and Mineral Modeling In Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8516 ADAM ROSE 1985 Modeling Energy Conservation Programs An Application to Natural Gas Utilities Energy lournaI64 87-103

8510 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C lABYS 1985 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and the Natural Gas Market Energy Economics 7 145shy152

858 ROBERT WALKER 1985~ A Comment on Linear Control Problems in the Theory of Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 30 309-315

853 GREGORY A ELMES 1985 Modeling Spatial Interaction of Utility Coal in Pennsylvania Annals of the Association ofAmerican Geographers 752 212-226

852 DANIEL GOLOMB STEPHEN BATfERI1AN JAMES GRUHL and WALTER C lABYS 1985 Sensitivity Analysis of the Kinetics of Acid Rain Models Atmospheric Environment 173 645-653

848 GREGORY ELMES 1984 Coal Transportation An Undervalued Aspect of Energy Modeling Transporlation Research-A 18-A1 13-23

8314 KINGSLEY E HAYNES FRED Y PHILLIPS and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints Economic Geography 591 52-65

8311 BARRY M RUBIN and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Energy Development Projects Coal Liquefaction in the Illinois Basin Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 171 11-20

823 WALTER C lABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

8012 WALTER ClABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Quadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Steam Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

803 WALTER C lABYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In Commodity Markets and Latin American Development A ltlodeling Approach eds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 BARRYD SOLOMON KINGSLEYE HAYNES and ADREW J KR1ENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

7714 ANDREW M ISSERI1AN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic GeOb1faphy 531 45-54

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations loumal of Regional Science 1713 327-344

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment alld Planning A 84 477-478

764 FRANK GIARRATANL 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues Environment and Planning A 84 447-454

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics March 278-283

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian lournal of Politics 9153-162

SOCIAL SCIENCE DIRECTIONS

9017 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1990 A Mind Ahead of its Time Libertas Mathematica 10 5-26 9015 JEFF L LEWIN and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 The Social Value of Crime International Review of

Law and Economics 10 271-284

18 Subject Index

907 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and RONALD F ABLER 1990 Bulgarian Geographers and Geography Professional Geographer 423 371~378

8812 JOHN PICKLES 1988 From Fact-World to Life-World The Phenomenological Method and Social Science Research In Qualitative Methods in Human Geography eds J Eyles and D M Smith Cambridge Polity Press

886 MARY BETH PUDUP 1988 Arguments within Regional Geography Progress in Human Geography 123 369-390

882 JOHN PICKLES 1988 Knowledge Theory and Practice The Role of Practical Reason in Geographical Theory In A Ground for Common Search eds R G Golledge H Couc1elis and P Gould Goleta CA Santa Barbara Geographical Press

8612 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Crazy Dualisms and Conceptual Leakage Or How We Can Continue to Misunderstand Human Geography Ohio Geographers 14Fall 75-84

866 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Geographic Theory and Educating for Democracy Antipode 182 136-154 861 JOHN PICKLES 1986 New Maps for Old A Reply to Smith Issues in Education 41 69-73 8521 JOHN PICKIES 1985 The Role of Place and Commonplaces in Democratic Empowerment Issues in

Education 33 232-241 8519 ANDREW M ISSERMAS 1985 Dare to Plan An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice

and Education Town Planning Review 564 483-491 8518 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Bioeconomics A Realistic Appraisal of Future Prospect In Global

Economy Today Tomorrow and the Transition ed Howard F Didsbury Jr Bethesda World Future Society

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

822 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

821 JOHN PICKIES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Rclevance of Regional Science Review ofRegional Studies 61 1-9

7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human Organization 333 261-275

7414 H RUSSELL BERJ~ARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

Subject Index 19

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815

7912

784

7716

7715

7619

766

7512

7511

7421

7418

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734

724

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703

693

686

685

684

661

IRWIN FELLER GREGORY ELMES and JAMES MEYER 1982 Spatial Aspects of the Diffusion of Technological Innovations among American Municipal Governments Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 165 225-238 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 The Allocation of Funds to Small Cities under the Community Development Block Grant Program An Evaluation Journal of the American Planning Association 471 3-28 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1979 Coming New Coal Transportation Modes Mechanical Engineering 1019 37-43 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and KAREN L MAJORS 1978 General Revenue Sharing Federal Incentives to Change Local Government Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 443 317-327 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1977 Eminent Domain Its Origin Meaning and Relevance to Coal Slurry Pipelines Transportation Journal 171 5-21 THOMAS C CAMPBELL and SIDNEY KATELL 1977 Railroad Volume Freight Rates Evolution and Analysis ICC Practitioners Journal January-February 146-161 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1976 The Coal Slurry Pipeline Its Contribution in Meeting the Nations Energy Requirements Journal ofEconomics 2 196-200 ANDREW MISSERMAN 1976 Interjurisdictional Spillovers Political Fragmentation and the Level of Local Public Services A Re-Examination Urban Studies 131 1-12 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Status of Slurry Pipeline Transportation of Bituminous Coal The Intersociety Conference on Transportation Atlanta GA THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Transporting Western Coal Unit Trains or Slurry Pipeline Logistics and Transportation Review 112 147-152 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1974 Transportation in Developing Countries Special Reference to Kenya Traffic Quarterly 281 139-153 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OHTA 1974 Price Discrimination by Regulated Motor Carriers Comment American Economic Review 644 780-784 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-3 WILLIAM H MIERt-YK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health eds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation Journal 121 15-22 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Loltal Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 111 23-29 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem National Tax lournaI232 206-213 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 ROYW BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208 WOO SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax lournaI212 183-189 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

HUMAN SERVICES AND OTHER POLICY

9016 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1990 The Convergence of Law in an Era of Political Integration The Wood Pulp Case and the Alcoa Effects Doctrine University ofPittsburgh Law Review 522 289-326

901 BARBARA RASMUSSEN 1990 Storer College A Bygone Harpers Ferry Institution Goldenseal 161 46shy49

12 Subject Index

899 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1989 Estimations of the Economic Model of Crime Using Aggregate and Individual Level Data Southern Economic Journal 562 423middot439

884 KENNETII C MARTIS 1988 Sectionalism and the United States Congress Political Geography Quarterly 72 99middot109

8716 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reform and Paternalism in China Some Theoretical Concerns International Regional Science Review 111 59middot73

8712 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reforms and Politics Studies in Comparative International Developments 4 76shy82

872 JOHN PICKLES 1987 The Numbers Game Legitimising Apartheid Review ofAfrican Political Economy 38April 102-103

8512 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISTOPHER J SMITH 1985 What Drives People to Drink Interpreting the Effect of Urban Living on the Use and Abuse of Alcohol Urban Ecology 92 195-213

855 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISfOPHER J SMITH 1985 Regional Change and Problem Drinking in the United States 1970-78 Regional Studies 192 149middot162

8112 C J SMITH and R Q HANHAM 1981 Proximity and the Formation of Public Attitudes towards Mental Illness Environment and Planning A 132 147-165

814 RONALD L LEWIS 1981 Rev TG Steward and the Education of Blacks in Reconstruction Delaware Delaware History Spring-Summer 156-178

813 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Any Place But Here Mental Health Facilities as Noxious Neighbors Professional Geographer 333 326-334

812 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Deinstitutionalization of the Mentally Ill A Time Path Analysis of the American States 1955-1975 Social Science and Medicine 15D 361-378

806 RONALD L LEWIS 1980 Rev TG Stewart (sic) and Mixed Schools in Delaware 1882 Delaware History 19 53-58

805 ADAM ROSE 1980 Mandating Local Government Emergency Services Urban Interest 21 65-73 785 CATHERINE A PALOMBA and NEIL A PALOMBA 1978 An Analysis of Dropouts from a West Virginia

Training Program for Coal Miners Journal ofEconomics 4 133-136 775 CRAIG K ELWELL and NElLA PALOMBA 1977 Economic Benefit-Cost Evaluation of West Virginia

Vocational Rehabilitation Lessons for the Vocational Rehabilitation System Journal ofEconomics 3 201-204

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

748 NEIL A PAWMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

733 NEIL A PAWMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law Journal 2411 733-738

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

Subject Index 13

Regional Models and Methods of Analysis

ECONOMIC MODELS AND ANALYSIS

9011 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Who Has Standing in Cost-Benefit Analysis Journal ofPolicy Analysis and Management 92 201-218

906 PETER W J BATEY and ADAM Z ROSE 1990 Extended Input-Output Models Progress and Potential International Regional Science Review 131-2 27-49

905 PAUL M BEAUMONT 1990 Supply and Demand Interaction in Integrated Econometric and InputshyOutput Models International Regional Science Review 131-2 167-181

8918 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN D MERRIFIELD 1989 Quasi-Experimental Methods for Analyzing Regional Economic and Spatial Change An Application to an Energy Boomtown In Regional Development Processes and Policies eds William H Berentsen Darrick R Danta and Eta Daroczi Centre for Regional Studies Hungarian Academy of Sciences Pecs Hungary

8914 DAVID GREENSTREET 1989 A Conceptual Framework for Construction of Hybrid Regional InputshyOutput Models Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 235 283-289

896 ADAM ROSE and WILLIAM MIERNYK 1989 Input-Output Analysis The First Fifty Years Economic Systems Research 12 229-271

894 ANDREWM ISSERMAN and PAUL M BEAUMONT 1989 New Directions in Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Project Evaluation Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 2312 39-53

888 ADAM ROSE and PAUL BEAUMONT 1988 Interrelational Income-Distribution Multipliers for the West Virginia Economy Journal ofRegional Science 284 461-475

883 MICHAEL J HANNAN and ADAM Z ROSE 1988 The Policy-Cost Index Approach to Modeling Change in Input-Output Coefficients An Application to Acid Rain Policy TecJmological Forecasting and Social Change 331 13-22

8721 MICHAEL KRASHINSKY and WILLIAM J MILNE 1987 Housing Prices in Metropolitan Toronto Regional Science and Urban Economics 172 289-305

8720 JOHN MERRIFIELD 1987 A Neoclassical Anatomy of the Economic Base Multiplier Journal of Regional Science 272 283-294

8713 UWE SCHUBERT SHELBY GERKING ANDREW ISSERMAN and CAROL TAYLOR 1987 Regional Labour Market Modelling A State of the Art Review In Regional Labour Markets eds M M Fischer and P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

879 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOlIN D MERRIFIELD 1987 Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Regional Analysis An Application to an Energy Boomtown and Growth Pole Theory Economic Geography 631 3-19

8613 SANDOR PETER 1986 The Relevance of Pollution-Related Input-Output Models for Regional Environmental Management in Hungary A Critical Approach Papers of the Regional Science Association 60 125-131

862 PAUL BEAUMONT ANDREW ISSERMAN DAVID MCMILLEN DAVID PLANE and PETER ROGERSON 1986 The ECESIS Economic-Demographic Model of the United States In Population Change and the Economy ed A M Isserman Boston Kluwer-Nijhoff Publishing Company

8520 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH WALTER C LABYS and TOM S WITT 1985 Resource Commodity Dependency and State Econometric Modeling Review ofRegional Studies 153 36-48

8514 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH and WALTER C LABYS 1985 A Commodity-Regional Model of West Virginia Journal ofRegional Science 253 383-411

854 BENJAMIN STEVENS and ADAM ROSE 1985 Regional Input-Output Methods for Tourism Impact Analysis In Assessing the Economic Impacts ofRecreation and Tourism eds Dennis Propst et al Asheville NC US Forest Service

841 ADAM ROSE 1984 Technological Change and Input-Output Analysis An Appraisal Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 185 305-318

832 ADAM ROSE 1983 Modeling the Macroeconomic Impact of Air Pollution Abatement Journal of Regional Science 234 441-459

831 ROBERT WALKER and JANUSZ SZYR1ER 1983 Interregional Total Flow A Concept and Application to a US Input-Output Model Review of Regional Studies 132 12-21

14 Subject Index

8217 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN MERRIFIELD 1982 The Use of Control Groups in Evaluating Regional Economic Policy Regional Science and Urban Economics 121 43-58

8214 ADAM ROSE BEN NAKAYAMA and BRANDT STEVENS 1982 Modern Energy Region Development and Income Distribution An Input -Output Analysis Joumal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 92 149-164

811 SHELBY D GERKING and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 Bifurcation and the Time Pattern of Impacts in the Economic Base Model Joumal ofRegional Science 214 451-467

804 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1980 Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of Alternative Methods Intemational Regional Science Review 52 155-184

801 ROBERTT WALKER and SUZANNE E BAYLEY 1980 An Energetic and Economic Simulation for the Evaluation of Transportation Policy Computers Environment and Urban Systems 51-2 83-96

791 PAUL B SLATER and WOLFGANG SCHWARZ 1979 Global Trade Patterns Scaling and Clustering Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics 97 381-387

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environment and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Joumal of Environmental Systems 72 131-147

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic Impacts Joumal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

763 WILLIAM H MIERlTYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input-Output Analysis Intemational Regional Science Review 12 47-55

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Joumal ofRegional Science 153 371-373

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363

7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley Joumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation ~fodeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUTHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 w F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

732 WILLIAM H MIERVYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics eds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

702 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and Change 12 27-32

Subject Index 15

692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

691 WILLIAM H MIER~YK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications ofInput-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

671 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commerciali 148 741-753

POPULATION MODELS AND ANALYSIS

8919 DAVID K FOOT and WILLIAM J MILNE 1989 Multiregional Estimation of Gross Internal Migration Flows International Regional Science Review 121 29-43

893 BRIAN J CUSHING 1989 Use and Misuse of the Allocation Rate in Models of Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 231 51-58

8718 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 A Note on Specification of Climate Variables in Models of Population Migration Joumal ofRegional Science 274 641-649

8717 PAUL M BEAUMONT and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1987 Comment Judgment in Population Forecasting Journal of the American Statistical Association 82400 1004-1009

878 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 Location-Specific Amenities Topography and Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 212 74-85

869 BRIAN J CUSHING 1986 Accounting for Spatial Relationships in Models of Interstate Population Migration Annals ofRegional Science 202 66-73

868 ANDREW ISSER1AN CAROL TAYlOR SHELBY GERKING and UWE SCHUBERT 1986 Regional Labor Market Analysis In Handbook ofRegional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8513 ANDREWMISSERl1AN DAVIDA PLANE PETERA ROGERSON and PAULM BEAUMONT 1985 Forecasting Interstate Migration with Limited Data A Demographic-Economic Approach Journal of the American Statistical Association 80390 277-285

851 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1985 Economic-Demographic Modeling with Endogenously Determined Birth and Migration Rates Theory and Prospects Environment and Planning A 171 25-45

844 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1984 Projection Forecast and Plan On the Future of Population Forecasting Joumal of the American Planning Association 502 208-221

825 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAVID A PLANE and DAVID B MCMILLEN 1982 Internal Migration in the United States An Evaluation of Federal Data Review of Public Data Use 114 285-311

808 E JAMES HAR~ER and PAUL B SLATER 1980 Identifying Medical Regions Using Hierarchical Clustering Social Science and Medicine 14D 3-10

807 ANDREW M ISSERfAN and MARILYN BROWN 1980 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science Association 45November 139-158

793 PAUL B SLATER 1979 Biplots of 1959-1961 United States Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 759-766

792 PAUL B SLATER 1979 1965-70 Interstate Migration in the United States An Extension of the Multiterminal Method to Multiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 6 205-208

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188 774 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of

the American Institute of Planners 433 247-259 771 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and

Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291 7612 PAUL B SLATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybemetics April 321-324

16 Subject Index

7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972 Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132

7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56

769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12

768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878

767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social Science Research 51 173-224

765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data Human Organization 353 269-286

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American foumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data foumal of Regional Science 143 377-388

737 ROllERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West Virginia West Virginia Medical foumaI698 1-4

701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables Demography 71 87-91

RESOURCE MODELS AND ANALYSIS

909 WALTER C IABYS and MONTAGUE J LORD 1990 Portfolio Optimisation and the Design of Latin American Export Diversification Policies foumal of Development Studies 262 260-277

8917 WALTER C IAllYS and JEAN-BAPTISTE LESOURD 1989 Facteurs Explicatifs des Ajustements de Prix sur Ie Marche International du Charbon Revue de lenergie 416 Decembre 1035-1045

8916 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 An Integrated Exhaustible Resource Model of Copper Market Dynamics In Economics in 17zeory and Practice An Eclectic Approach eds J Marquez and L R Klein Dordrecht Kluwer Academic Publishers

8911 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 Spatial and Temporal Price and Allocation Models of Mineral and Energy Markets In Quantitative Methods for Market-Oriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time eds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

8910 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C IAllYS 1989 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and Natural Gas In Quantitative Methods for MarketshyOriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time cds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

898 WALTERC IABYS and LORNA M WADDELL 1989 Commodity Lifecycles in US Materials Demand Resources Policy 15September 238-252

8811 THOMAS F TORRIES 1988 Competitive Cost Analysis in the Mineral Industries The Example of Nickel Resources Policy 143 193-204

8710 FRANK J CALZONETTI DEREK SPOONER and GREGORY G SAYRE 1987 A Reassessment of Site Suitability Analysis for Power Plant Siting A Maryland Example Applied Geography 7 223-241

Subject Index 17

875 ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1987 Sources of Change in Energy Use in the US Economy 1972-82 In World Energy Markets Coping with Instability ed J Rowse Calgary Friesen

874 ROBERT WALKER and KATHY REX-LOPATTO 1987 Evaluation of Costs Associated with Regional Environmental Impact in Chesapeake Bay loumal ofEnvironmental Systems 171 15-31

8611 WALTER ClABYS 1986 An Economic Analysis of the Stability of East-West Mineral Trade Patterns Resources Policy September 223-242

867 WALTER C lABYS and TAKASHI TAKAYAMA 1986 Spatial Equilibrium Analysis Mathematical and Programming Model Advances in Spatial Agricultural Energy and Mineral Modeling In Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8516 ADAM ROSE 1985 Modeling Energy Conservation Programs An Application to Natural Gas Utilities Energy lournaI64 87-103

8510 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C lABYS 1985 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and the Natural Gas Market Energy Economics 7 145shy152

858 ROBERT WALKER 1985~ A Comment on Linear Control Problems in the Theory of Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 30 309-315

853 GREGORY A ELMES 1985 Modeling Spatial Interaction of Utility Coal in Pennsylvania Annals of the Association ofAmerican Geographers 752 212-226

852 DANIEL GOLOMB STEPHEN BATfERI1AN JAMES GRUHL and WALTER C lABYS 1985 Sensitivity Analysis of the Kinetics of Acid Rain Models Atmospheric Environment 173 645-653

848 GREGORY ELMES 1984 Coal Transportation An Undervalued Aspect of Energy Modeling Transporlation Research-A 18-A1 13-23

8314 KINGSLEY E HAYNES FRED Y PHILLIPS and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints Economic Geography 591 52-65

8311 BARRY M RUBIN and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Energy Development Projects Coal Liquefaction in the Illinois Basin Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 171 11-20

823 WALTER C lABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

8012 WALTER ClABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Quadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Steam Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

803 WALTER C lABYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In Commodity Markets and Latin American Development A ltlodeling Approach eds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 BARRYD SOLOMON KINGSLEYE HAYNES and ADREW J KR1ENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

7714 ANDREW M ISSERI1AN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic GeOb1faphy 531 45-54

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations loumal of Regional Science 1713 327-344

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment alld Planning A 84 477-478

764 FRANK GIARRATANL 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues Environment and Planning A 84 447-454

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics March 278-283

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian lournal of Politics 9153-162

SOCIAL SCIENCE DIRECTIONS

9017 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1990 A Mind Ahead of its Time Libertas Mathematica 10 5-26 9015 JEFF L LEWIN and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 The Social Value of Crime International Review of

Law and Economics 10 271-284

18 Subject Index

907 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and RONALD F ABLER 1990 Bulgarian Geographers and Geography Professional Geographer 423 371~378

8812 JOHN PICKLES 1988 From Fact-World to Life-World The Phenomenological Method and Social Science Research In Qualitative Methods in Human Geography eds J Eyles and D M Smith Cambridge Polity Press

886 MARY BETH PUDUP 1988 Arguments within Regional Geography Progress in Human Geography 123 369-390

882 JOHN PICKLES 1988 Knowledge Theory and Practice The Role of Practical Reason in Geographical Theory In A Ground for Common Search eds R G Golledge H Couc1elis and P Gould Goleta CA Santa Barbara Geographical Press

8612 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Crazy Dualisms and Conceptual Leakage Or How We Can Continue to Misunderstand Human Geography Ohio Geographers 14Fall 75-84

866 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Geographic Theory and Educating for Democracy Antipode 182 136-154 861 JOHN PICKLES 1986 New Maps for Old A Reply to Smith Issues in Education 41 69-73 8521 JOHN PICKIES 1985 The Role of Place and Commonplaces in Democratic Empowerment Issues in

Education 33 232-241 8519 ANDREW M ISSERMAS 1985 Dare to Plan An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice

and Education Town Planning Review 564 483-491 8518 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Bioeconomics A Realistic Appraisal of Future Prospect In Global

Economy Today Tomorrow and the Transition ed Howard F Didsbury Jr Bethesda World Future Society

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

822 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

821 JOHN PICKIES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Rclevance of Regional Science Review ofRegional Studies 61 1-9

7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human Organization 333 261-275

7414 H RUSSELL BERJ~ARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

Subject Index 19

899 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1989 Estimations of the Economic Model of Crime Using Aggregate and Individual Level Data Southern Economic Journal 562 423middot439

884 KENNETII C MARTIS 1988 Sectionalism and the United States Congress Political Geography Quarterly 72 99middot109

8716 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reform and Paternalism in China Some Theoretical Concerns International Regional Science Review 111 59middot73

8712 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reforms and Politics Studies in Comparative International Developments 4 76shy82

872 JOHN PICKLES 1987 The Numbers Game Legitimising Apartheid Review ofAfrican Political Economy 38April 102-103

8512 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISTOPHER J SMITH 1985 What Drives People to Drink Interpreting the Effect of Urban Living on the Use and Abuse of Alcohol Urban Ecology 92 195-213

855 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISfOPHER J SMITH 1985 Regional Change and Problem Drinking in the United States 1970-78 Regional Studies 192 149middot162

8112 C J SMITH and R Q HANHAM 1981 Proximity and the Formation of Public Attitudes towards Mental Illness Environment and Planning A 132 147-165

814 RONALD L LEWIS 1981 Rev TG Steward and the Education of Blacks in Reconstruction Delaware Delaware History Spring-Summer 156-178

813 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Any Place But Here Mental Health Facilities as Noxious Neighbors Professional Geographer 333 326-334

812 CHRISfOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Deinstitutionalization of the Mentally Ill A Time Path Analysis of the American States 1955-1975 Social Science and Medicine 15D 361-378

806 RONALD L LEWIS 1980 Rev TG Stewart (sic) and Mixed Schools in Delaware 1882 Delaware History 19 53-58

805 ADAM ROSE 1980 Mandating Local Government Emergency Services Urban Interest 21 65-73 785 CATHERINE A PALOMBA and NEIL A PALOMBA 1978 An Analysis of Dropouts from a West Virginia

Training Program for Coal Miners Journal ofEconomics 4 133-136 775 CRAIG K ELWELL and NElLA PALOMBA 1977 Economic Benefit-Cost Evaluation of West Virginia

Vocational Rehabilitation Lessons for the Vocational Rehabilitation System Journal ofEconomics 3 201-204

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

748 NEIL A PAWMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

733 NEIL A PAWMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law Journal 2411 733-738

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

Subject Index 13

Regional Models and Methods of Analysis

ECONOMIC MODELS AND ANALYSIS

9011 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Who Has Standing in Cost-Benefit Analysis Journal ofPolicy Analysis and Management 92 201-218

906 PETER W J BATEY and ADAM Z ROSE 1990 Extended Input-Output Models Progress and Potential International Regional Science Review 131-2 27-49

905 PAUL M BEAUMONT 1990 Supply and Demand Interaction in Integrated Econometric and InputshyOutput Models International Regional Science Review 131-2 167-181

8918 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN D MERRIFIELD 1989 Quasi-Experimental Methods for Analyzing Regional Economic and Spatial Change An Application to an Energy Boomtown In Regional Development Processes and Policies eds William H Berentsen Darrick R Danta and Eta Daroczi Centre for Regional Studies Hungarian Academy of Sciences Pecs Hungary

8914 DAVID GREENSTREET 1989 A Conceptual Framework for Construction of Hybrid Regional InputshyOutput Models Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 235 283-289

896 ADAM ROSE and WILLIAM MIERNYK 1989 Input-Output Analysis The First Fifty Years Economic Systems Research 12 229-271

894 ANDREWM ISSERMAN and PAUL M BEAUMONT 1989 New Directions in Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Project Evaluation Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 2312 39-53

888 ADAM ROSE and PAUL BEAUMONT 1988 Interrelational Income-Distribution Multipliers for the West Virginia Economy Journal ofRegional Science 284 461-475

883 MICHAEL J HANNAN and ADAM Z ROSE 1988 The Policy-Cost Index Approach to Modeling Change in Input-Output Coefficients An Application to Acid Rain Policy TecJmological Forecasting and Social Change 331 13-22

8721 MICHAEL KRASHINSKY and WILLIAM J MILNE 1987 Housing Prices in Metropolitan Toronto Regional Science and Urban Economics 172 289-305

8720 JOHN MERRIFIELD 1987 A Neoclassical Anatomy of the Economic Base Multiplier Journal of Regional Science 272 283-294

8713 UWE SCHUBERT SHELBY GERKING ANDREW ISSERMAN and CAROL TAYLOR 1987 Regional Labour Market Modelling A State of the Art Review In Regional Labour Markets eds M M Fischer and P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

879 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOlIN D MERRIFIELD 1987 Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Regional Analysis An Application to an Energy Boomtown and Growth Pole Theory Economic Geography 631 3-19

8613 SANDOR PETER 1986 The Relevance of Pollution-Related Input-Output Models for Regional Environmental Management in Hungary A Critical Approach Papers of the Regional Science Association 60 125-131

862 PAUL BEAUMONT ANDREW ISSERMAN DAVID MCMILLEN DAVID PLANE and PETER ROGERSON 1986 The ECESIS Economic-Demographic Model of the United States In Population Change and the Economy ed A M Isserman Boston Kluwer-Nijhoff Publishing Company

8520 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH WALTER C LABYS and TOM S WITT 1985 Resource Commodity Dependency and State Econometric Modeling Review ofRegional Studies 153 36-48

8514 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH and WALTER C LABYS 1985 A Commodity-Regional Model of West Virginia Journal ofRegional Science 253 383-411

854 BENJAMIN STEVENS and ADAM ROSE 1985 Regional Input-Output Methods for Tourism Impact Analysis In Assessing the Economic Impacts ofRecreation and Tourism eds Dennis Propst et al Asheville NC US Forest Service

841 ADAM ROSE 1984 Technological Change and Input-Output Analysis An Appraisal Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 185 305-318

832 ADAM ROSE 1983 Modeling the Macroeconomic Impact of Air Pollution Abatement Journal of Regional Science 234 441-459

831 ROBERT WALKER and JANUSZ SZYR1ER 1983 Interregional Total Flow A Concept and Application to a US Input-Output Model Review of Regional Studies 132 12-21

14 Subject Index

8217 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN MERRIFIELD 1982 The Use of Control Groups in Evaluating Regional Economic Policy Regional Science and Urban Economics 121 43-58

8214 ADAM ROSE BEN NAKAYAMA and BRANDT STEVENS 1982 Modern Energy Region Development and Income Distribution An Input -Output Analysis Joumal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 92 149-164

811 SHELBY D GERKING and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 Bifurcation and the Time Pattern of Impacts in the Economic Base Model Joumal ofRegional Science 214 451-467

804 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1980 Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of Alternative Methods Intemational Regional Science Review 52 155-184

801 ROBERTT WALKER and SUZANNE E BAYLEY 1980 An Energetic and Economic Simulation for the Evaluation of Transportation Policy Computers Environment and Urban Systems 51-2 83-96

791 PAUL B SLATER and WOLFGANG SCHWARZ 1979 Global Trade Patterns Scaling and Clustering Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics 97 381-387

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environment and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Joumal of Environmental Systems 72 131-147

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic Impacts Joumal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

763 WILLIAM H MIERlTYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input-Output Analysis Intemational Regional Science Review 12 47-55

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Joumal ofRegional Science 153 371-373

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363

7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley Joumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation ~fodeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUTHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 w F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

732 WILLIAM H MIERVYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics eds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

702 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and Change 12 27-32

Subject Index 15

692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

691 WILLIAM H MIER~YK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications ofInput-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

671 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commerciali 148 741-753

POPULATION MODELS AND ANALYSIS

8919 DAVID K FOOT and WILLIAM J MILNE 1989 Multiregional Estimation of Gross Internal Migration Flows International Regional Science Review 121 29-43

893 BRIAN J CUSHING 1989 Use and Misuse of the Allocation Rate in Models of Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 231 51-58

8718 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 A Note on Specification of Climate Variables in Models of Population Migration Joumal ofRegional Science 274 641-649

8717 PAUL M BEAUMONT and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1987 Comment Judgment in Population Forecasting Journal of the American Statistical Association 82400 1004-1009

878 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 Location-Specific Amenities Topography and Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 212 74-85

869 BRIAN J CUSHING 1986 Accounting for Spatial Relationships in Models of Interstate Population Migration Annals ofRegional Science 202 66-73

868 ANDREW ISSER1AN CAROL TAYlOR SHELBY GERKING and UWE SCHUBERT 1986 Regional Labor Market Analysis In Handbook ofRegional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8513 ANDREWMISSERl1AN DAVIDA PLANE PETERA ROGERSON and PAULM BEAUMONT 1985 Forecasting Interstate Migration with Limited Data A Demographic-Economic Approach Journal of the American Statistical Association 80390 277-285

851 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1985 Economic-Demographic Modeling with Endogenously Determined Birth and Migration Rates Theory and Prospects Environment and Planning A 171 25-45

844 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1984 Projection Forecast and Plan On the Future of Population Forecasting Joumal of the American Planning Association 502 208-221

825 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAVID A PLANE and DAVID B MCMILLEN 1982 Internal Migration in the United States An Evaluation of Federal Data Review of Public Data Use 114 285-311

808 E JAMES HAR~ER and PAUL B SLATER 1980 Identifying Medical Regions Using Hierarchical Clustering Social Science and Medicine 14D 3-10

807 ANDREW M ISSERfAN and MARILYN BROWN 1980 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science Association 45November 139-158

793 PAUL B SLATER 1979 Biplots of 1959-1961 United States Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 759-766

792 PAUL B SLATER 1979 1965-70 Interstate Migration in the United States An Extension of the Multiterminal Method to Multiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 6 205-208

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188 774 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of

the American Institute of Planners 433 247-259 771 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and

Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291 7612 PAUL B SLATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybemetics April 321-324

16 Subject Index

7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972 Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132

7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56

769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12

768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878

767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social Science Research 51 173-224

765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data Human Organization 353 269-286

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American foumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data foumal of Regional Science 143 377-388

737 ROllERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West Virginia West Virginia Medical foumaI698 1-4

701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables Demography 71 87-91

RESOURCE MODELS AND ANALYSIS

909 WALTER C IABYS and MONTAGUE J LORD 1990 Portfolio Optimisation and the Design of Latin American Export Diversification Policies foumal of Development Studies 262 260-277

8917 WALTER C IAllYS and JEAN-BAPTISTE LESOURD 1989 Facteurs Explicatifs des Ajustements de Prix sur Ie Marche International du Charbon Revue de lenergie 416 Decembre 1035-1045

8916 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 An Integrated Exhaustible Resource Model of Copper Market Dynamics In Economics in 17zeory and Practice An Eclectic Approach eds J Marquez and L R Klein Dordrecht Kluwer Academic Publishers

8911 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 Spatial and Temporal Price and Allocation Models of Mineral and Energy Markets In Quantitative Methods for Market-Oriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time eds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

8910 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C IAllYS 1989 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and Natural Gas In Quantitative Methods for MarketshyOriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time cds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

898 WALTERC IABYS and LORNA M WADDELL 1989 Commodity Lifecycles in US Materials Demand Resources Policy 15September 238-252

8811 THOMAS F TORRIES 1988 Competitive Cost Analysis in the Mineral Industries The Example of Nickel Resources Policy 143 193-204

8710 FRANK J CALZONETTI DEREK SPOONER and GREGORY G SAYRE 1987 A Reassessment of Site Suitability Analysis for Power Plant Siting A Maryland Example Applied Geography 7 223-241

Subject Index 17

875 ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1987 Sources of Change in Energy Use in the US Economy 1972-82 In World Energy Markets Coping with Instability ed J Rowse Calgary Friesen

874 ROBERT WALKER and KATHY REX-LOPATTO 1987 Evaluation of Costs Associated with Regional Environmental Impact in Chesapeake Bay loumal ofEnvironmental Systems 171 15-31

8611 WALTER ClABYS 1986 An Economic Analysis of the Stability of East-West Mineral Trade Patterns Resources Policy September 223-242

867 WALTER C lABYS and TAKASHI TAKAYAMA 1986 Spatial Equilibrium Analysis Mathematical and Programming Model Advances in Spatial Agricultural Energy and Mineral Modeling In Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8516 ADAM ROSE 1985 Modeling Energy Conservation Programs An Application to Natural Gas Utilities Energy lournaI64 87-103

8510 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C lABYS 1985 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and the Natural Gas Market Energy Economics 7 145shy152

858 ROBERT WALKER 1985~ A Comment on Linear Control Problems in the Theory of Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 30 309-315

853 GREGORY A ELMES 1985 Modeling Spatial Interaction of Utility Coal in Pennsylvania Annals of the Association ofAmerican Geographers 752 212-226

852 DANIEL GOLOMB STEPHEN BATfERI1AN JAMES GRUHL and WALTER C lABYS 1985 Sensitivity Analysis of the Kinetics of Acid Rain Models Atmospheric Environment 173 645-653

848 GREGORY ELMES 1984 Coal Transportation An Undervalued Aspect of Energy Modeling Transporlation Research-A 18-A1 13-23

8314 KINGSLEY E HAYNES FRED Y PHILLIPS and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints Economic Geography 591 52-65

8311 BARRY M RUBIN and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Energy Development Projects Coal Liquefaction in the Illinois Basin Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 171 11-20

823 WALTER C lABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

8012 WALTER ClABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Quadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Steam Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

803 WALTER C lABYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In Commodity Markets and Latin American Development A ltlodeling Approach eds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 BARRYD SOLOMON KINGSLEYE HAYNES and ADREW J KR1ENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

7714 ANDREW M ISSERI1AN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic GeOb1faphy 531 45-54

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations loumal of Regional Science 1713 327-344

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment alld Planning A 84 477-478

764 FRANK GIARRATANL 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues Environment and Planning A 84 447-454

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics March 278-283

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian lournal of Politics 9153-162

SOCIAL SCIENCE DIRECTIONS

9017 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1990 A Mind Ahead of its Time Libertas Mathematica 10 5-26 9015 JEFF L LEWIN and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 The Social Value of Crime International Review of

Law and Economics 10 271-284

18 Subject Index

907 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and RONALD F ABLER 1990 Bulgarian Geographers and Geography Professional Geographer 423 371~378

8812 JOHN PICKLES 1988 From Fact-World to Life-World The Phenomenological Method and Social Science Research In Qualitative Methods in Human Geography eds J Eyles and D M Smith Cambridge Polity Press

886 MARY BETH PUDUP 1988 Arguments within Regional Geography Progress in Human Geography 123 369-390

882 JOHN PICKLES 1988 Knowledge Theory and Practice The Role of Practical Reason in Geographical Theory In A Ground for Common Search eds R G Golledge H Couc1elis and P Gould Goleta CA Santa Barbara Geographical Press

8612 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Crazy Dualisms and Conceptual Leakage Or How We Can Continue to Misunderstand Human Geography Ohio Geographers 14Fall 75-84

866 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Geographic Theory and Educating for Democracy Antipode 182 136-154 861 JOHN PICKLES 1986 New Maps for Old A Reply to Smith Issues in Education 41 69-73 8521 JOHN PICKIES 1985 The Role of Place and Commonplaces in Democratic Empowerment Issues in

Education 33 232-241 8519 ANDREW M ISSERMAS 1985 Dare to Plan An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice

and Education Town Planning Review 564 483-491 8518 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Bioeconomics A Realistic Appraisal of Future Prospect In Global

Economy Today Tomorrow and the Transition ed Howard F Didsbury Jr Bethesda World Future Society

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

822 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

821 JOHN PICKIES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Rclevance of Regional Science Review ofRegional Studies 61 1-9

7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human Organization 333 261-275

7414 H RUSSELL BERJ~ARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

Subject Index 19

Regional Models and Methods of Analysis

ECONOMIC MODELS AND ANALYSIS

9011 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Who Has Standing in Cost-Benefit Analysis Journal ofPolicy Analysis and Management 92 201-218

906 PETER W J BATEY and ADAM Z ROSE 1990 Extended Input-Output Models Progress and Potential International Regional Science Review 131-2 27-49

905 PAUL M BEAUMONT 1990 Supply and Demand Interaction in Integrated Econometric and InputshyOutput Models International Regional Science Review 131-2 167-181

8918 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN D MERRIFIELD 1989 Quasi-Experimental Methods for Analyzing Regional Economic and Spatial Change An Application to an Energy Boomtown In Regional Development Processes and Policies eds William H Berentsen Darrick R Danta and Eta Daroczi Centre for Regional Studies Hungarian Academy of Sciences Pecs Hungary

8914 DAVID GREENSTREET 1989 A Conceptual Framework for Construction of Hybrid Regional InputshyOutput Models Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 235 283-289

896 ADAM ROSE and WILLIAM MIERNYK 1989 Input-Output Analysis The First Fifty Years Economic Systems Research 12 229-271

894 ANDREWM ISSERMAN and PAUL M BEAUMONT 1989 New Directions in Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Project Evaluation Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 2312 39-53

888 ADAM ROSE and PAUL BEAUMONT 1988 Interrelational Income-Distribution Multipliers for the West Virginia Economy Journal ofRegional Science 284 461-475

883 MICHAEL J HANNAN and ADAM Z ROSE 1988 The Policy-Cost Index Approach to Modeling Change in Input-Output Coefficients An Application to Acid Rain Policy TecJmological Forecasting and Social Change 331 13-22

8721 MICHAEL KRASHINSKY and WILLIAM J MILNE 1987 Housing Prices in Metropolitan Toronto Regional Science and Urban Economics 172 289-305

8720 JOHN MERRIFIELD 1987 A Neoclassical Anatomy of the Economic Base Multiplier Journal of Regional Science 272 283-294

8713 UWE SCHUBERT SHELBY GERKING ANDREW ISSERMAN and CAROL TAYLOR 1987 Regional Labour Market Modelling A State of the Art Review In Regional Labour Markets eds M M Fischer and P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

879 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOlIN D MERRIFIELD 1987 Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Regional Analysis An Application to an Energy Boomtown and Growth Pole Theory Economic Geography 631 3-19

8613 SANDOR PETER 1986 The Relevance of Pollution-Related Input-Output Models for Regional Environmental Management in Hungary A Critical Approach Papers of the Regional Science Association 60 125-131

862 PAUL BEAUMONT ANDREW ISSERMAN DAVID MCMILLEN DAVID PLANE and PETER ROGERSON 1986 The ECESIS Economic-Demographic Model of the United States In Population Change and the Economy ed A M Isserman Boston Kluwer-Nijhoff Publishing Company

8520 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH WALTER C LABYS and TOM S WITT 1985 Resource Commodity Dependency and State Econometric Modeling Review ofRegional Studies 153 36-48

8514 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH and WALTER C LABYS 1985 A Commodity-Regional Model of West Virginia Journal ofRegional Science 253 383-411

854 BENJAMIN STEVENS and ADAM ROSE 1985 Regional Input-Output Methods for Tourism Impact Analysis In Assessing the Economic Impacts ofRecreation and Tourism eds Dennis Propst et al Asheville NC US Forest Service

841 ADAM ROSE 1984 Technological Change and Input-Output Analysis An Appraisal Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 185 305-318

832 ADAM ROSE 1983 Modeling the Macroeconomic Impact of Air Pollution Abatement Journal of Regional Science 234 441-459

831 ROBERT WALKER and JANUSZ SZYR1ER 1983 Interregional Total Flow A Concept and Application to a US Input-Output Model Review of Regional Studies 132 12-21

14 Subject Index

8217 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN MERRIFIELD 1982 The Use of Control Groups in Evaluating Regional Economic Policy Regional Science and Urban Economics 121 43-58

8214 ADAM ROSE BEN NAKAYAMA and BRANDT STEVENS 1982 Modern Energy Region Development and Income Distribution An Input -Output Analysis Joumal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 92 149-164

811 SHELBY D GERKING and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 Bifurcation and the Time Pattern of Impacts in the Economic Base Model Joumal ofRegional Science 214 451-467

804 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1980 Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of Alternative Methods Intemational Regional Science Review 52 155-184

801 ROBERTT WALKER and SUZANNE E BAYLEY 1980 An Energetic and Economic Simulation for the Evaluation of Transportation Policy Computers Environment and Urban Systems 51-2 83-96

791 PAUL B SLATER and WOLFGANG SCHWARZ 1979 Global Trade Patterns Scaling and Clustering Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics 97 381-387

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environment and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Joumal of Environmental Systems 72 131-147

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic Impacts Joumal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

763 WILLIAM H MIERlTYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input-Output Analysis Intemational Regional Science Review 12 47-55

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Joumal ofRegional Science 153 371-373

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363

7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley Joumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation ~fodeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUTHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 w F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

732 WILLIAM H MIERVYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics eds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

702 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and Change 12 27-32

Subject Index 15

692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

691 WILLIAM H MIER~YK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications ofInput-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

671 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commerciali 148 741-753

POPULATION MODELS AND ANALYSIS

8919 DAVID K FOOT and WILLIAM J MILNE 1989 Multiregional Estimation of Gross Internal Migration Flows International Regional Science Review 121 29-43

893 BRIAN J CUSHING 1989 Use and Misuse of the Allocation Rate in Models of Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 231 51-58

8718 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 A Note on Specification of Climate Variables in Models of Population Migration Joumal ofRegional Science 274 641-649

8717 PAUL M BEAUMONT and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1987 Comment Judgment in Population Forecasting Journal of the American Statistical Association 82400 1004-1009

878 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 Location-Specific Amenities Topography and Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 212 74-85

869 BRIAN J CUSHING 1986 Accounting for Spatial Relationships in Models of Interstate Population Migration Annals ofRegional Science 202 66-73

868 ANDREW ISSER1AN CAROL TAYlOR SHELBY GERKING and UWE SCHUBERT 1986 Regional Labor Market Analysis In Handbook ofRegional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8513 ANDREWMISSERl1AN DAVIDA PLANE PETERA ROGERSON and PAULM BEAUMONT 1985 Forecasting Interstate Migration with Limited Data A Demographic-Economic Approach Journal of the American Statistical Association 80390 277-285

851 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1985 Economic-Demographic Modeling with Endogenously Determined Birth and Migration Rates Theory and Prospects Environment and Planning A 171 25-45

844 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1984 Projection Forecast and Plan On the Future of Population Forecasting Joumal of the American Planning Association 502 208-221

825 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAVID A PLANE and DAVID B MCMILLEN 1982 Internal Migration in the United States An Evaluation of Federal Data Review of Public Data Use 114 285-311

808 E JAMES HAR~ER and PAUL B SLATER 1980 Identifying Medical Regions Using Hierarchical Clustering Social Science and Medicine 14D 3-10

807 ANDREW M ISSERfAN and MARILYN BROWN 1980 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science Association 45November 139-158

793 PAUL B SLATER 1979 Biplots of 1959-1961 United States Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 759-766

792 PAUL B SLATER 1979 1965-70 Interstate Migration in the United States An Extension of the Multiterminal Method to Multiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 6 205-208

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188 774 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of

the American Institute of Planners 433 247-259 771 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and

Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291 7612 PAUL B SLATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybemetics April 321-324

16 Subject Index

7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972 Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132

7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56

769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12

768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878

767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social Science Research 51 173-224

765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data Human Organization 353 269-286

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American foumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data foumal of Regional Science 143 377-388

737 ROllERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West Virginia West Virginia Medical foumaI698 1-4

701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables Demography 71 87-91

RESOURCE MODELS AND ANALYSIS

909 WALTER C IABYS and MONTAGUE J LORD 1990 Portfolio Optimisation and the Design of Latin American Export Diversification Policies foumal of Development Studies 262 260-277

8917 WALTER C IAllYS and JEAN-BAPTISTE LESOURD 1989 Facteurs Explicatifs des Ajustements de Prix sur Ie Marche International du Charbon Revue de lenergie 416 Decembre 1035-1045

8916 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 An Integrated Exhaustible Resource Model of Copper Market Dynamics In Economics in 17zeory and Practice An Eclectic Approach eds J Marquez and L R Klein Dordrecht Kluwer Academic Publishers

8911 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 Spatial and Temporal Price and Allocation Models of Mineral and Energy Markets In Quantitative Methods for Market-Oriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time eds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

8910 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C IAllYS 1989 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and Natural Gas In Quantitative Methods for MarketshyOriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time cds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

898 WALTERC IABYS and LORNA M WADDELL 1989 Commodity Lifecycles in US Materials Demand Resources Policy 15September 238-252

8811 THOMAS F TORRIES 1988 Competitive Cost Analysis in the Mineral Industries The Example of Nickel Resources Policy 143 193-204

8710 FRANK J CALZONETTI DEREK SPOONER and GREGORY G SAYRE 1987 A Reassessment of Site Suitability Analysis for Power Plant Siting A Maryland Example Applied Geography 7 223-241

Subject Index 17

875 ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1987 Sources of Change in Energy Use in the US Economy 1972-82 In World Energy Markets Coping with Instability ed J Rowse Calgary Friesen

874 ROBERT WALKER and KATHY REX-LOPATTO 1987 Evaluation of Costs Associated with Regional Environmental Impact in Chesapeake Bay loumal ofEnvironmental Systems 171 15-31

8611 WALTER ClABYS 1986 An Economic Analysis of the Stability of East-West Mineral Trade Patterns Resources Policy September 223-242

867 WALTER C lABYS and TAKASHI TAKAYAMA 1986 Spatial Equilibrium Analysis Mathematical and Programming Model Advances in Spatial Agricultural Energy and Mineral Modeling In Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8516 ADAM ROSE 1985 Modeling Energy Conservation Programs An Application to Natural Gas Utilities Energy lournaI64 87-103

8510 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C lABYS 1985 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and the Natural Gas Market Energy Economics 7 145shy152

858 ROBERT WALKER 1985~ A Comment on Linear Control Problems in the Theory of Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 30 309-315

853 GREGORY A ELMES 1985 Modeling Spatial Interaction of Utility Coal in Pennsylvania Annals of the Association ofAmerican Geographers 752 212-226

852 DANIEL GOLOMB STEPHEN BATfERI1AN JAMES GRUHL and WALTER C lABYS 1985 Sensitivity Analysis of the Kinetics of Acid Rain Models Atmospheric Environment 173 645-653

848 GREGORY ELMES 1984 Coal Transportation An Undervalued Aspect of Energy Modeling Transporlation Research-A 18-A1 13-23

8314 KINGSLEY E HAYNES FRED Y PHILLIPS and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints Economic Geography 591 52-65

8311 BARRY M RUBIN and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Energy Development Projects Coal Liquefaction in the Illinois Basin Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 171 11-20

823 WALTER C lABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

8012 WALTER ClABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Quadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Steam Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

803 WALTER C lABYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In Commodity Markets and Latin American Development A ltlodeling Approach eds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 BARRYD SOLOMON KINGSLEYE HAYNES and ADREW J KR1ENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

7714 ANDREW M ISSERI1AN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic GeOb1faphy 531 45-54

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations loumal of Regional Science 1713 327-344

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment alld Planning A 84 477-478

764 FRANK GIARRATANL 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues Environment and Planning A 84 447-454

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics March 278-283

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian lournal of Politics 9153-162

SOCIAL SCIENCE DIRECTIONS

9017 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1990 A Mind Ahead of its Time Libertas Mathematica 10 5-26 9015 JEFF L LEWIN and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 The Social Value of Crime International Review of

Law and Economics 10 271-284

18 Subject Index

907 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and RONALD F ABLER 1990 Bulgarian Geographers and Geography Professional Geographer 423 371~378

8812 JOHN PICKLES 1988 From Fact-World to Life-World The Phenomenological Method and Social Science Research In Qualitative Methods in Human Geography eds J Eyles and D M Smith Cambridge Polity Press

886 MARY BETH PUDUP 1988 Arguments within Regional Geography Progress in Human Geography 123 369-390

882 JOHN PICKLES 1988 Knowledge Theory and Practice The Role of Practical Reason in Geographical Theory In A Ground for Common Search eds R G Golledge H Couc1elis and P Gould Goleta CA Santa Barbara Geographical Press

8612 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Crazy Dualisms and Conceptual Leakage Or How We Can Continue to Misunderstand Human Geography Ohio Geographers 14Fall 75-84

866 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Geographic Theory and Educating for Democracy Antipode 182 136-154 861 JOHN PICKLES 1986 New Maps for Old A Reply to Smith Issues in Education 41 69-73 8521 JOHN PICKIES 1985 The Role of Place and Commonplaces in Democratic Empowerment Issues in

Education 33 232-241 8519 ANDREW M ISSERMAS 1985 Dare to Plan An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice

and Education Town Planning Review 564 483-491 8518 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Bioeconomics A Realistic Appraisal of Future Prospect In Global

Economy Today Tomorrow and the Transition ed Howard F Didsbury Jr Bethesda World Future Society

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

822 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

821 JOHN PICKIES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Rclevance of Regional Science Review ofRegional Studies 61 1-9

7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human Organization 333 261-275

7414 H RUSSELL BERJ~ARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

Subject Index 19

8217 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN MERRIFIELD 1982 The Use of Control Groups in Evaluating Regional Economic Policy Regional Science and Urban Economics 121 43-58

8214 ADAM ROSE BEN NAKAYAMA and BRANDT STEVENS 1982 Modern Energy Region Development and Income Distribution An Input -Output Analysis Joumal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 92 149-164

811 SHELBY D GERKING and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 Bifurcation and the Time Pattern of Impacts in the Economic Base Model Joumal ofRegional Science 214 451-467

804 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1980 Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy A Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of Alternative Methods Intemational Regional Science Review 52 155-184

801 ROBERTT WALKER and SUZANNE E BAYLEY 1980 An Energetic and Economic Simulation for the Evaluation of Transportation Policy Computers Environment and Urban Systems 51-2 83-96

791 PAUL B SLATER and WOLFGANG SCHWARZ 1979 Global Trade Patterns Scaling and Clustering Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics 97 381-387

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environment and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Joumal of Environmental Systems 72 131-147

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic Impacts Joumal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

763 WILLIAM H MIERlTYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input-Output Analysis Intemational Regional Science Review 12 47-55

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Joumal ofRegional Science 153 371-373

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363

7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley Joumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation ~fodeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUTHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 w F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

732 WILLIAM H MIERVYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics eds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

702 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and Change 12 27-32

Subject Index 15

692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

691 WILLIAM H MIER~YK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications ofInput-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

671 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commerciali 148 741-753

POPULATION MODELS AND ANALYSIS

8919 DAVID K FOOT and WILLIAM J MILNE 1989 Multiregional Estimation of Gross Internal Migration Flows International Regional Science Review 121 29-43

893 BRIAN J CUSHING 1989 Use and Misuse of the Allocation Rate in Models of Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 231 51-58

8718 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 A Note on Specification of Climate Variables in Models of Population Migration Joumal ofRegional Science 274 641-649

8717 PAUL M BEAUMONT and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1987 Comment Judgment in Population Forecasting Journal of the American Statistical Association 82400 1004-1009

878 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 Location-Specific Amenities Topography and Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 212 74-85

869 BRIAN J CUSHING 1986 Accounting for Spatial Relationships in Models of Interstate Population Migration Annals ofRegional Science 202 66-73

868 ANDREW ISSER1AN CAROL TAYlOR SHELBY GERKING and UWE SCHUBERT 1986 Regional Labor Market Analysis In Handbook ofRegional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8513 ANDREWMISSERl1AN DAVIDA PLANE PETERA ROGERSON and PAULM BEAUMONT 1985 Forecasting Interstate Migration with Limited Data A Demographic-Economic Approach Journal of the American Statistical Association 80390 277-285

851 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1985 Economic-Demographic Modeling with Endogenously Determined Birth and Migration Rates Theory and Prospects Environment and Planning A 171 25-45

844 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1984 Projection Forecast and Plan On the Future of Population Forecasting Joumal of the American Planning Association 502 208-221

825 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAVID A PLANE and DAVID B MCMILLEN 1982 Internal Migration in the United States An Evaluation of Federal Data Review of Public Data Use 114 285-311

808 E JAMES HAR~ER and PAUL B SLATER 1980 Identifying Medical Regions Using Hierarchical Clustering Social Science and Medicine 14D 3-10

807 ANDREW M ISSERfAN and MARILYN BROWN 1980 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science Association 45November 139-158

793 PAUL B SLATER 1979 Biplots of 1959-1961 United States Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 759-766

792 PAUL B SLATER 1979 1965-70 Interstate Migration in the United States An Extension of the Multiterminal Method to Multiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 6 205-208

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188 774 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of

the American Institute of Planners 433 247-259 771 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and

Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291 7612 PAUL B SLATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybemetics April 321-324

16 Subject Index

7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972 Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132

7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56

769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12

768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878

767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social Science Research 51 173-224

765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data Human Organization 353 269-286

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American foumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data foumal of Regional Science 143 377-388

737 ROllERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West Virginia West Virginia Medical foumaI698 1-4

701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables Demography 71 87-91

RESOURCE MODELS AND ANALYSIS

909 WALTER C IABYS and MONTAGUE J LORD 1990 Portfolio Optimisation and the Design of Latin American Export Diversification Policies foumal of Development Studies 262 260-277

8917 WALTER C IAllYS and JEAN-BAPTISTE LESOURD 1989 Facteurs Explicatifs des Ajustements de Prix sur Ie Marche International du Charbon Revue de lenergie 416 Decembre 1035-1045

8916 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 An Integrated Exhaustible Resource Model of Copper Market Dynamics In Economics in 17zeory and Practice An Eclectic Approach eds J Marquez and L R Klein Dordrecht Kluwer Academic Publishers

8911 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 Spatial and Temporal Price and Allocation Models of Mineral and Energy Markets In Quantitative Methods for Market-Oriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time eds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

8910 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C IAllYS 1989 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and Natural Gas In Quantitative Methods for MarketshyOriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time cds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

898 WALTERC IABYS and LORNA M WADDELL 1989 Commodity Lifecycles in US Materials Demand Resources Policy 15September 238-252

8811 THOMAS F TORRIES 1988 Competitive Cost Analysis in the Mineral Industries The Example of Nickel Resources Policy 143 193-204

8710 FRANK J CALZONETTI DEREK SPOONER and GREGORY G SAYRE 1987 A Reassessment of Site Suitability Analysis for Power Plant Siting A Maryland Example Applied Geography 7 223-241

Subject Index 17

875 ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1987 Sources of Change in Energy Use in the US Economy 1972-82 In World Energy Markets Coping with Instability ed J Rowse Calgary Friesen

874 ROBERT WALKER and KATHY REX-LOPATTO 1987 Evaluation of Costs Associated with Regional Environmental Impact in Chesapeake Bay loumal ofEnvironmental Systems 171 15-31

8611 WALTER ClABYS 1986 An Economic Analysis of the Stability of East-West Mineral Trade Patterns Resources Policy September 223-242

867 WALTER C lABYS and TAKASHI TAKAYAMA 1986 Spatial Equilibrium Analysis Mathematical and Programming Model Advances in Spatial Agricultural Energy and Mineral Modeling In Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8516 ADAM ROSE 1985 Modeling Energy Conservation Programs An Application to Natural Gas Utilities Energy lournaI64 87-103

8510 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C lABYS 1985 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and the Natural Gas Market Energy Economics 7 145shy152

858 ROBERT WALKER 1985~ A Comment on Linear Control Problems in the Theory of Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 30 309-315

853 GREGORY A ELMES 1985 Modeling Spatial Interaction of Utility Coal in Pennsylvania Annals of the Association ofAmerican Geographers 752 212-226

852 DANIEL GOLOMB STEPHEN BATfERI1AN JAMES GRUHL and WALTER C lABYS 1985 Sensitivity Analysis of the Kinetics of Acid Rain Models Atmospheric Environment 173 645-653

848 GREGORY ELMES 1984 Coal Transportation An Undervalued Aspect of Energy Modeling Transporlation Research-A 18-A1 13-23

8314 KINGSLEY E HAYNES FRED Y PHILLIPS and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints Economic Geography 591 52-65

8311 BARRY M RUBIN and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Energy Development Projects Coal Liquefaction in the Illinois Basin Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 171 11-20

823 WALTER C lABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

8012 WALTER ClABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Quadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Steam Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

803 WALTER C lABYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In Commodity Markets and Latin American Development A ltlodeling Approach eds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 BARRYD SOLOMON KINGSLEYE HAYNES and ADREW J KR1ENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

7714 ANDREW M ISSERI1AN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic GeOb1faphy 531 45-54

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations loumal of Regional Science 1713 327-344

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment alld Planning A 84 477-478

764 FRANK GIARRATANL 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues Environment and Planning A 84 447-454

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics March 278-283

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian lournal of Politics 9153-162

SOCIAL SCIENCE DIRECTIONS

9017 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1990 A Mind Ahead of its Time Libertas Mathematica 10 5-26 9015 JEFF L LEWIN and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 The Social Value of Crime International Review of

Law and Economics 10 271-284

18 Subject Index

907 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and RONALD F ABLER 1990 Bulgarian Geographers and Geography Professional Geographer 423 371~378

8812 JOHN PICKLES 1988 From Fact-World to Life-World The Phenomenological Method and Social Science Research In Qualitative Methods in Human Geography eds J Eyles and D M Smith Cambridge Polity Press

886 MARY BETH PUDUP 1988 Arguments within Regional Geography Progress in Human Geography 123 369-390

882 JOHN PICKLES 1988 Knowledge Theory and Practice The Role of Practical Reason in Geographical Theory In A Ground for Common Search eds R G Golledge H Couc1elis and P Gould Goleta CA Santa Barbara Geographical Press

8612 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Crazy Dualisms and Conceptual Leakage Or How We Can Continue to Misunderstand Human Geography Ohio Geographers 14Fall 75-84

866 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Geographic Theory and Educating for Democracy Antipode 182 136-154 861 JOHN PICKLES 1986 New Maps for Old A Reply to Smith Issues in Education 41 69-73 8521 JOHN PICKIES 1985 The Role of Place and Commonplaces in Democratic Empowerment Issues in

Education 33 232-241 8519 ANDREW M ISSERMAS 1985 Dare to Plan An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice

and Education Town Planning Review 564 483-491 8518 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Bioeconomics A Realistic Appraisal of Future Prospect In Global

Economy Today Tomorrow and the Transition ed Howard F Didsbury Jr Bethesda World Future Society

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

822 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

821 JOHN PICKIES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Rclevance of Regional Science Review ofRegional Studies 61 1-9

7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human Organization 333 261-275

7414 H RUSSELL BERJ~ARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

Subject Index 19

692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

691 WILLIAM H MIER~YK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications ofInput-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

671 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commerciali 148 741-753

POPULATION MODELS AND ANALYSIS

8919 DAVID K FOOT and WILLIAM J MILNE 1989 Multiregional Estimation of Gross Internal Migration Flows International Regional Science Review 121 29-43

893 BRIAN J CUSHING 1989 Use and Misuse of the Allocation Rate in Models of Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 231 51-58

8718 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 A Note on Specification of Climate Variables in Models of Population Migration Joumal ofRegional Science 274 641-649

8717 PAUL M BEAUMONT and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1987 Comment Judgment in Population Forecasting Journal of the American Statistical Association 82400 1004-1009

878 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 Location-Specific Amenities Topography and Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 212 74-85

869 BRIAN J CUSHING 1986 Accounting for Spatial Relationships in Models of Interstate Population Migration Annals ofRegional Science 202 66-73

868 ANDREW ISSER1AN CAROL TAYlOR SHELBY GERKING and UWE SCHUBERT 1986 Regional Labor Market Analysis In Handbook ofRegional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8513 ANDREWMISSERl1AN DAVIDA PLANE PETERA ROGERSON and PAULM BEAUMONT 1985 Forecasting Interstate Migration with Limited Data A Demographic-Economic Approach Journal of the American Statistical Association 80390 277-285

851 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1985 Economic-Demographic Modeling with Endogenously Determined Birth and Migration Rates Theory and Prospects Environment and Planning A 171 25-45

844 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1984 Projection Forecast and Plan On the Future of Population Forecasting Joumal of the American Planning Association 502 208-221

825 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAVID A PLANE and DAVID B MCMILLEN 1982 Internal Migration in the United States An Evaluation of Federal Data Review of Public Data Use 114 285-311

808 E JAMES HAR~ER and PAUL B SLATER 1980 Identifying Medical Regions Using Hierarchical Clustering Social Science and Medicine 14D 3-10

807 ANDREW M ISSERfAN and MARILYN BROWN 1980 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science Association 45November 139-158

793 PAUL B SLATER 1979 Biplots of 1959-1961 United States Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 759-766

792 PAUL B SLATER 1979 1965-70 Interstate Migration in the United States An Extension of the Multiterminal Method to Multiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 6 205-208

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188 774 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of

the American Institute of Planners 433 247-259 771 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and

Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291 7612 PAUL B SLATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybemetics April 321-324

16 Subject Index

7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972 Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132

7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56

769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12

768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878

767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social Science Research 51 173-224

765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data Human Organization 353 269-286

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American foumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data foumal of Regional Science 143 377-388

737 ROllERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West Virginia West Virginia Medical foumaI698 1-4

701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables Demography 71 87-91

RESOURCE MODELS AND ANALYSIS

909 WALTER C IABYS and MONTAGUE J LORD 1990 Portfolio Optimisation and the Design of Latin American Export Diversification Policies foumal of Development Studies 262 260-277

8917 WALTER C IAllYS and JEAN-BAPTISTE LESOURD 1989 Facteurs Explicatifs des Ajustements de Prix sur Ie Marche International du Charbon Revue de lenergie 416 Decembre 1035-1045

8916 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 An Integrated Exhaustible Resource Model of Copper Market Dynamics In Economics in 17zeory and Practice An Eclectic Approach eds J Marquez and L R Klein Dordrecht Kluwer Academic Publishers

8911 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 Spatial and Temporal Price and Allocation Models of Mineral and Energy Markets In Quantitative Methods for Market-Oriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time eds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

8910 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C IAllYS 1989 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and Natural Gas In Quantitative Methods for MarketshyOriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time cds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

898 WALTERC IABYS and LORNA M WADDELL 1989 Commodity Lifecycles in US Materials Demand Resources Policy 15September 238-252

8811 THOMAS F TORRIES 1988 Competitive Cost Analysis in the Mineral Industries The Example of Nickel Resources Policy 143 193-204

8710 FRANK J CALZONETTI DEREK SPOONER and GREGORY G SAYRE 1987 A Reassessment of Site Suitability Analysis for Power Plant Siting A Maryland Example Applied Geography 7 223-241

Subject Index 17

875 ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1987 Sources of Change in Energy Use in the US Economy 1972-82 In World Energy Markets Coping with Instability ed J Rowse Calgary Friesen

874 ROBERT WALKER and KATHY REX-LOPATTO 1987 Evaluation of Costs Associated with Regional Environmental Impact in Chesapeake Bay loumal ofEnvironmental Systems 171 15-31

8611 WALTER ClABYS 1986 An Economic Analysis of the Stability of East-West Mineral Trade Patterns Resources Policy September 223-242

867 WALTER C lABYS and TAKASHI TAKAYAMA 1986 Spatial Equilibrium Analysis Mathematical and Programming Model Advances in Spatial Agricultural Energy and Mineral Modeling In Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8516 ADAM ROSE 1985 Modeling Energy Conservation Programs An Application to Natural Gas Utilities Energy lournaI64 87-103

8510 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C lABYS 1985 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and the Natural Gas Market Energy Economics 7 145shy152

858 ROBERT WALKER 1985~ A Comment on Linear Control Problems in the Theory of Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 30 309-315

853 GREGORY A ELMES 1985 Modeling Spatial Interaction of Utility Coal in Pennsylvania Annals of the Association ofAmerican Geographers 752 212-226

852 DANIEL GOLOMB STEPHEN BATfERI1AN JAMES GRUHL and WALTER C lABYS 1985 Sensitivity Analysis of the Kinetics of Acid Rain Models Atmospheric Environment 173 645-653

848 GREGORY ELMES 1984 Coal Transportation An Undervalued Aspect of Energy Modeling Transporlation Research-A 18-A1 13-23

8314 KINGSLEY E HAYNES FRED Y PHILLIPS and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints Economic Geography 591 52-65

8311 BARRY M RUBIN and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Energy Development Projects Coal Liquefaction in the Illinois Basin Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 171 11-20

823 WALTER C lABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

8012 WALTER ClABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Quadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Steam Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

803 WALTER C lABYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In Commodity Markets and Latin American Development A ltlodeling Approach eds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 BARRYD SOLOMON KINGSLEYE HAYNES and ADREW J KR1ENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

7714 ANDREW M ISSERI1AN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic GeOb1faphy 531 45-54

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations loumal of Regional Science 1713 327-344

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment alld Planning A 84 477-478

764 FRANK GIARRATANL 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues Environment and Planning A 84 447-454

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics March 278-283

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian lournal of Politics 9153-162

SOCIAL SCIENCE DIRECTIONS

9017 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1990 A Mind Ahead of its Time Libertas Mathematica 10 5-26 9015 JEFF L LEWIN and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 The Social Value of Crime International Review of

Law and Economics 10 271-284

18 Subject Index

907 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and RONALD F ABLER 1990 Bulgarian Geographers and Geography Professional Geographer 423 371~378

8812 JOHN PICKLES 1988 From Fact-World to Life-World The Phenomenological Method and Social Science Research In Qualitative Methods in Human Geography eds J Eyles and D M Smith Cambridge Polity Press

886 MARY BETH PUDUP 1988 Arguments within Regional Geography Progress in Human Geography 123 369-390

882 JOHN PICKLES 1988 Knowledge Theory and Practice The Role of Practical Reason in Geographical Theory In A Ground for Common Search eds R G Golledge H Couc1elis and P Gould Goleta CA Santa Barbara Geographical Press

8612 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Crazy Dualisms and Conceptual Leakage Or How We Can Continue to Misunderstand Human Geography Ohio Geographers 14Fall 75-84

866 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Geographic Theory and Educating for Democracy Antipode 182 136-154 861 JOHN PICKLES 1986 New Maps for Old A Reply to Smith Issues in Education 41 69-73 8521 JOHN PICKIES 1985 The Role of Place and Commonplaces in Democratic Empowerment Issues in

Education 33 232-241 8519 ANDREW M ISSERMAS 1985 Dare to Plan An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice

and Education Town Planning Review 564 483-491 8518 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Bioeconomics A Realistic Appraisal of Future Prospect In Global

Economy Today Tomorrow and the Transition ed Howard F Didsbury Jr Bethesda World Future Society

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

822 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

821 JOHN PICKIES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Rclevance of Regional Science Review ofRegional Studies 61 1-9

7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human Organization 333 261-275

7414 H RUSSELL BERJ~ARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

Subject Index 19

7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972 Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132

7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56

769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12

768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878

767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social Science Research 51 173-224

765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data Human Organization 353 269-286

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American foumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data foumal of Regional Science 143 377-388

737 ROllERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West Virginia West Virginia Medical foumaI698 1-4

701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables Demography 71 87-91

RESOURCE MODELS AND ANALYSIS

909 WALTER C IABYS and MONTAGUE J LORD 1990 Portfolio Optimisation and the Design of Latin American Export Diversification Policies foumal of Development Studies 262 260-277

8917 WALTER C IAllYS and JEAN-BAPTISTE LESOURD 1989 Facteurs Explicatifs des Ajustements de Prix sur Ie Marche International du Charbon Revue de lenergie 416 Decembre 1035-1045

8916 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 An Integrated Exhaustible Resource Model of Copper Market Dynamics In Economics in 17zeory and Practice An Eclectic Approach eds J Marquez and L R Klein Dordrecht Kluwer Academic Publishers

8911 WALTER C IAllYS 1989 Spatial and Temporal Price and Allocation Models of Mineral and Energy Markets In Quantitative Methods for Market-Oriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time eds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

8910 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C IAllYS 1989 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and Natural Gas In Quantitative Methods for MarketshyOriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time cds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

898 WALTERC IABYS and LORNA M WADDELL 1989 Commodity Lifecycles in US Materials Demand Resources Policy 15September 238-252

8811 THOMAS F TORRIES 1988 Competitive Cost Analysis in the Mineral Industries The Example of Nickel Resources Policy 143 193-204

8710 FRANK J CALZONETTI DEREK SPOONER and GREGORY G SAYRE 1987 A Reassessment of Site Suitability Analysis for Power Plant Siting A Maryland Example Applied Geography 7 223-241

Subject Index 17

875 ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1987 Sources of Change in Energy Use in the US Economy 1972-82 In World Energy Markets Coping with Instability ed J Rowse Calgary Friesen

874 ROBERT WALKER and KATHY REX-LOPATTO 1987 Evaluation of Costs Associated with Regional Environmental Impact in Chesapeake Bay loumal ofEnvironmental Systems 171 15-31

8611 WALTER ClABYS 1986 An Economic Analysis of the Stability of East-West Mineral Trade Patterns Resources Policy September 223-242

867 WALTER C lABYS and TAKASHI TAKAYAMA 1986 Spatial Equilibrium Analysis Mathematical and Programming Model Advances in Spatial Agricultural Energy and Mineral Modeling In Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8516 ADAM ROSE 1985 Modeling Energy Conservation Programs An Application to Natural Gas Utilities Energy lournaI64 87-103

8510 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C lABYS 1985 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and the Natural Gas Market Energy Economics 7 145shy152

858 ROBERT WALKER 1985~ A Comment on Linear Control Problems in the Theory of Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 30 309-315

853 GREGORY A ELMES 1985 Modeling Spatial Interaction of Utility Coal in Pennsylvania Annals of the Association ofAmerican Geographers 752 212-226

852 DANIEL GOLOMB STEPHEN BATfERI1AN JAMES GRUHL and WALTER C lABYS 1985 Sensitivity Analysis of the Kinetics of Acid Rain Models Atmospheric Environment 173 645-653

848 GREGORY ELMES 1984 Coal Transportation An Undervalued Aspect of Energy Modeling Transporlation Research-A 18-A1 13-23

8314 KINGSLEY E HAYNES FRED Y PHILLIPS and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints Economic Geography 591 52-65

8311 BARRY M RUBIN and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Energy Development Projects Coal Liquefaction in the Illinois Basin Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 171 11-20

823 WALTER C lABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

8012 WALTER ClABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Quadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Steam Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

803 WALTER C lABYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In Commodity Markets and Latin American Development A ltlodeling Approach eds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 BARRYD SOLOMON KINGSLEYE HAYNES and ADREW J KR1ENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

7714 ANDREW M ISSERI1AN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic GeOb1faphy 531 45-54

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations loumal of Regional Science 1713 327-344

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment alld Planning A 84 477-478

764 FRANK GIARRATANL 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues Environment and Planning A 84 447-454

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics March 278-283

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian lournal of Politics 9153-162

SOCIAL SCIENCE DIRECTIONS

9017 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1990 A Mind Ahead of its Time Libertas Mathematica 10 5-26 9015 JEFF L LEWIN and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 The Social Value of Crime International Review of

Law and Economics 10 271-284

18 Subject Index

907 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and RONALD F ABLER 1990 Bulgarian Geographers and Geography Professional Geographer 423 371~378

8812 JOHN PICKLES 1988 From Fact-World to Life-World The Phenomenological Method and Social Science Research In Qualitative Methods in Human Geography eds J Eyles and D M Smith Cambridge Polity Press

886 MARY BETH PUDUP 1988 Arguments within Regional Geography Progress in Human Geography 123 369-390

882 JOHN PICKLES 1988 Knowledge Theory and Practice The Role of Practical Reason in Geographical Theory In A Ground for Common Search eds R G Golledge H Couc1elis and P Gould Goleta CA Santa Barbara Geographical Press

8612 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Crazy Dualisms and Conceptual Leakage Or How We Can Continue to Misunderstand Human Geography Ohio Geographers 14Fall 75-84

866 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Geographic Theory and Educating for Democracy Antipode 182 136-154 861 JOHN PICKLES 1986 New Maps for Old A Reply to Smith Issues in Education 41 69-73 8521 JOHN PICKIES 1985 The Role of Place and Commonplaces in Democratic Empowerment Issues in

Education 33 232-241 8519 ANDREW M ISSERMAS 1985 Dare to Plan An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice

and Education Town Planning Review 564 483-491 8518 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Bioeconomics A Realistic Appraisal of Future Prospect In Global

Economy Today Tomorrow and the Transition ed Howard F Didsbury Jr Bethesda World Future Society

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

822 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

821 JOHN PICKIES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Rclevance of Regional Science Review ofRegional Studies 61 1-9

7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human Organization 333 261-275

7414 H RUSSELL BERJ~ARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

Subject Index 19

875 ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1987 Sources of Change in Energy Use in the US Economy 1972-82 In World Energy Markets Coping with Instability ed J Rowse Calgary Friesen

874 ROBERT WALKER and KATHY REX-LOPATTO 1987 Evaluation of Costs Associated with Regional Environmental Impact in Chesapeake Bay loumal ofEnvironmental Systems 171 15-31

8611 WALTER ClABYS 1986 An Economic Analysis of the Stability of East-West Mineral Trade Patterns Resources Policy September 223-242

867 WALTER C lABYS and TAKASHI TAKAYAMA 1986 Spatial Equilibrium Analysis Mathematical and Programming Model Advances in Spatial Agricultural Energy and Mineral Modeling In Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8516 ADAM ROSE 1985 Modeling Energy Conservation Programs An Application to Natural Gas Utilities Energy lournaI64 87-103

8510 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C lABYS 1985 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and the Natural Gas Market Energy Economics 7 145shy152

858 ROBERT WALKER 1985~ A Comment on Linear Control Problems in the Theory of Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 30 309-315

853 GREGORY A ELMES 1985 Modeling Spatial Interaction of Utility Coal in Pennsylvania Annals of the Association ofAmerican Geographers 752 212-226

852 DANIEL GOLOMB STEPHEN BATfERI1AN JAMES GRUHL and WALTER C lABYS 1985 Sensitivity Analysis of the Kinetics of Acid Rain Models Atmospheric Environment 173 645-653

848 GREGORY ELMES 1984 Coal Transportation An Undervalued Aspect of Energy Modeling Transporlation Research-A 18-A1 13-23

8314 KINGSLEY E HAYNES FRED Y PHILLIPS and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints Economic Geography 591 52-65

8311 BARRY M RUBIN and BARRY D SOLOMON 1983 Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Energy Development Projects Coal Liquefaction in the Illinois Basin Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 171 11-20

823 WALTER C lABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

8012 WALTER ClABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Quadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Steam Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

803 WALTER C lABYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In Commodity Markets and Latin American Development A ltlodeling Approach eds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 BARRYD SOLOMON KINGSLEYE HAYNES and ADREW J KR1ENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

7714 ANDREW M ISSERI1AN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic GeOb1faphy 531 45-54

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations loumal of Regional Science 1713 327-344

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment alld Planning A 84 477-478

764 FRANK GIARRATANL 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues Environment and Planning A 84 447-454

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics March 278-283

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian lournal of Politics 9153-162

SOCIAL SCIENCE DIRECTIONS

9017 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1990 A Mind Ahead of its Time Libertas Mathematica 10 5-26 9015 JEFF L LEWIN and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 The Social Value of Crime International Review of

Law and Economics 10 271-284

18 Subject Index

907 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and RONALD F ABLER 1990 Bulgarian Geographers and Geography Professional Geographer 423 371~378

8812 JOHN PICKLES 1988 From Fact-World to Life-World The Phenomenological Method and Social Science Research In Qualitative Methods in Human Geography eds J Eyles and D M Smith Cambridge Polity Press

886 MARY BETH PUDUP 1988 Arguments within Regional Geography Progress in Human Geography 123 369-390

882 JOHN PICKLES 1988 Knowledge Theory and Practice The Role of Practical Reason in Geographical Theory In A Ground for Common Search eds R G Golledge H Couc1elis and P Gould Goleta CA Santa Barbara Geographical Press

8612 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Crazy Dualisms and Conceptual Leakage Or How We Can Continue to Misunderstand Human Geography Ohio Geographers 14Fall 75-84

866 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Geographic Theory and Educating for Democracy Antipode 182 136-154 861 JOHN PICKLES 1986 New Maps for Old A Reply to Smith Issues in Education 41 69-73 8521 JOHN PICKIES 1985 The Role of Place and Commonplaces in Democratic Empowerment Issues in

Education 33 232-241 8519 ANDREW M ISSERMAS 1985 Dare to Plan An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice

and Education Town Planning Review 564 483-491 8518 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Bioeconomics A Realistic Appraisal of Future Prospect In Global

Economy Today Tomorrow and the Transition ed Howard F Didsbury Jr Bethesda World Future Society

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

822 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

821 JOHN PICKIES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Rclevance of Regional Science Review ofRegional Studies 61 1-9

7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human Organization 333 261-275

7414 H RUSSELL BERJ~ARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

Subject Index 19

907 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and RONALD F ABLER 1990 Bulgarian Geographers and Geography Professional Geographer 423 371~378

8812 JOHN PICKLES 1988 From Fact-World to Life-World The Phenomenological Method and Social Science Research In Qualitative Methods in Human Geography eds J Eyles and D M Smith Cambridge Polity Press

886 MARY BETH PUDUP 1988 Arguments within Regional Geography Progress in Human Geography 123 369-390

882 JOHN PICKLES 1988 Knowledge Theory and Practice The Role of Practical Reason in Geographical Theory In A Ground for Common Search eds R G Golledge H Couc1elis and P Gould Goleta CA Santa Barbara Geographical Press

8612 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Crazy Dualisms and Conceptual Leakage Or How We Can Continue to Misunderstand Human Geography Ohio Geographers 14Fall 75-84

866 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Geographic Theory and Educating for Democracy Antipode 182 136-154 861 JOHN PICKLES 1986 New Maps for Old A Reply to Smith Issues in Education 41 69-73 8521 JOHN PICKIES 1985 The Role of Place and Commonplaces in Democratic Empowerment Issues in

Education 33 232-241 8519 ANDREW M ISSERMAS 1985 Dare to Plan An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice

and Education Town Planning Review 564 483-491 8518 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Bioeconomics A Realistic Appraisal of Future Prospect In Global

Economy Today Tomorrow and the Transition ed Howard F Didsbury Jr Bethesda World Future Society

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

822 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

821 JOHN PICKIES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Rclevance of Regional Science Review ofRegional Studies 61 1-9

7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human Organization 333 261-275

7414 H RUSSELL BERJ~ARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

Subject Index 19

Chronological Listing

9018 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Industrial Restructuring and Economic Development Strategies in a Japanese Steel Town The Case of Kitakyushu Town Planning Review 614 389-411

9017 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1990 A Mind Ahead of its Time Libertas Mathematica 10 5-26 9016 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1990 The Convergence of Law in an Era of Political Integration The Wood

Pulp Case and the Alcoa Effects Doctrine University ofPittsburgh Law Review 522 289-326 9015 JEFF L LEWIN and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 The Social Value of Crime International Review of

Law and Economics 10 271-284 9014 SALLY WARD MAGGARD 1990 Gender Contested Womens Participation in the Brookside Coal Strike

In Women and Social Protest eds Guida West and Rhoda Blumberg NY Oxford University Press 9013 MARY BETH PUDUP 1990 Womens Work in the West Virginia Economy West Virginia History 49 7shy

20 9012 MARY BETH PUDUP 1990 The Limits of Subsistence Agriculture and Industry in Central Appalachia

Agricultural History 641 61-89 9011 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Who Has Standing in Cost-Benefit Analysis Journal ofPolicy Analysis

and Management 92 201-218 9010 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Helping Small Manufacturers Modernize Issues in Science and Technology 71

49-54 909 WALTER C lABYS and MONTAGUE J WRD 1990 Portfolio Optimisation and the Design of Latin

American Export Diversification Policies Journal ofDevelopment Studies 262 260-277 908 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1990 Undermining Disinvestment From a Marginal Propensity to

Invest to a Propensity to Invest in the Margins Africa Today 372 67-80 907 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and RONALD F ABLER 1990 Bulgarian Geographers and Geography

Professional Geographer 423 371-378 906 PETER w J BATEY and ADAM Z ROSE 1990 Extended Input-Output Models Progress and Potential

International Regional Science Review 131-2 27-49 905 PAUL M BEAUMONT 1990 Supply and Demand Interaction in Integrated Econometric and Inputshy

Output Models International Regional Science Review 131-2 167-181 904 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Modern Times Learning from State Initiatives in Industrial Extension and

Technology Transfer Economic Development Quarterly 43 186-202 903 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 State Initiatives to Modernize US Small and Midsized Manufacturers In

Financing Economic Development eds Richard D Bingham Edward W Hill and Sammis B White Newbury Park CA Sage Publications

902 ROBERT WALKER and FRANK CALZONETIl 1990 Searching for New Manufacturing Plant Locations A Study of Location Decisions in Central Appalachia Regional Studies 241 15-30

901 BARBARA RASMUSSEN 1990 Storer College A Bygone Harpers Ferry Institution Goldenseal 161 46shy49

8919 DAVID K FOOT and WILLIAM J MILNE 1989 Multiregional Estimation of Gross Internal Migration Flows International Regional Science Review 121 29-43

8918 ANDREWMISSERMAN and JOHN D MERRIFIELD 1989 Quasi-Experimental Methods for Analyzing Regional Economic and Spatial Change An Application to an Energy Boomtown In Regional Development Processes and Policies eds William H Berentsen Darrick R Danta and Eta Daroczi Centre for Regional Studies Hungarian Academy of Sciences Pecs Hungary

8917 WALTER C lABYS and JEAN-BAFI1STE LESOURD 1989 Facteurs Explicatifs des Ajustements de Prix sur Ie Marche International du Charbon Revue de Ienergie 416 Decembre 1035-1045

8916 WALTER C lABYS 1989 An Integrated Exhaustible Resource Model of Copper Market Dynamics In Economics in Theory and Practice An Eclectic Approach eds J Marquez and L R Klein Dordrecht Kluwer Academic Publishers

8915 CARlA DICKSTEIN and GREG SAYRE 1989 Socioeconomic Impacts of Landfills in West Virginia West Virginia Public Affairs Reporter 64 1-6

20 Chronological List

8914 DAVID GREENSTREET 1989 A Conceptual Framework for Construction of Hybrid Regional InputshyOutput Models Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 235 283-289

8913 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1989 Taiwanese Investment in South Africa African Affairs October 507-528

8912 MICHAEL B TEITZ and PHILIP SHAPIR 1989 Growth and Turbulence in the California Economy In Deindustrialization alld Regional Economic Transfonnation eds Lloyd Rodwin and Hidehiko Sazanami Winchester MA Unwin Hyman Inc

8911 WALTER C lABYS 1989 Spatial and Temporal Price and Allocation Models of Mineral and Energy Markets In Quantitative Methods for Market-Oriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time eds Valter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

8910 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER ClABYS 1989 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and Natural Gas In Quantitative Methods for MarketshyOriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time eds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

899 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1989 Estimations of the Economic Model of Crime Using Aggregate and Individual Level Data Southem Economic oumal 562 423-439

898 WALTERClABYS and LORA M WADDELL 1989 Commodity Lifecycles in US Materials Demand Resources Policy 15September 238-252

897 RONALD L LEWIS 1989 Why Dont You Bake Bread Franklin Trubee and the Scotts Run Reciprocal Economy Goldenseal 15Spring 34-41

896 ADAM ROSE and 1LLIAM MIERTYK 1989 Input-Output Analysis The First Fifty Years Economic Systems Research 12 229-271

895 l1ARY BETH PUDUP 1989 The Boundaries of Class in Preindustrial Appalachia Journal ofHistorical Geography 152 139-162

894 ANDREW M ISSER1AN and I~AUL M BEAUMONT 1989 New Directions in Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Project Evaluation Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 2312 39-53

893 BRIAN J CUSHING 1989 Use and Misuse of the Allocation Rate in Models of PopUlation Migration Annals of Regional Science 231 51-58

892 ROBERT WALKER and MICHAEL HANNAN 1989 Dynamic Settlement Processes The Case of US Immigration 17le Professional Geo11fapher 412 172-183

891 RONALD L LEWIS 1989 From Peasant to Proletarian The Migration of Southern Blacks to the Central Appalachian Coalfields 17le ollmal of Southern History 551 77-102

8812 JOHN PICKLES 1988 From Fact-World to Life-World The Phenomenological Method and Social Science Research In Qualitative Methods in Human Geography eds J Eyles and D M Smith Cambridge Polity Press

8811 THOMAS F TORRIES 1988 Competitive Cost Analysis in the Mineral Industries The Example of Nickel Resources Policy 143 193-204

8810 THOl1AS TORRIES ADAM ROSE and c Y CHEN 1988 Mineral Project Selection and Economic Development The Case of Namibia fatedals and Society 123-4 263-294

889 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1988 Reorientating South Africas International Links Capital amp Class 35 Summer 49-55

888 ADAM ROSE and PAUL BEAUMONT 1988 Interrelational Income-Distribution Multipliers for the West Virginia Economy oumal of Regional Science 284 461-475

887 CARLA DICKSTEIN 1988 The Role of Cooperative DeVelopment Agencies in Developing Worker Cooperatives Lessons from Philadelphia Economic and Industrial Democracy 92 197-224

886 lfARY BETH PUDUP 1988 Arguments within Regional Geography Prof1fess in Human Geography 123 369-390

885 JOHN PICKLES 1988 Recent Changes in Regional Policy in South Africa Geography 733 233-239 884 KENNETH C MARTIS 1988 Sectionalism and the United States Congress Political Geography

Quarterly 72 99-109 883 MICHAEL J HANAN and ADAM Z ROSE 1988 The Policy-Cost Index Approach to Modeling Change in

Input-Output Coefficients An Application to Acid Rain Policy Technological Forecasting and Social Change 331 13-22

882 JOHN PICKLES 1988 Knowledge Theory and Practice The Role of Practical Reason in Geographical Theory InA Groundfor Common Search eds R G Golledge H Couclelis and P Gould Goleta CA Santa Barbara Geographical Press

Chronological List 21

881 ADAM ROSE and BRANDT STEVENS 1988 Distributional Impacts of Oil and Gas Tax Reforms Energy Economics 103 235-241

8721 MICHAEL KRASHINSKY and WILLIAM J MILNE 1987 Housing Prices in Metropolitan Toronto Regional Science and Urban Economics 172 289-305

8720 JOHN MERRIFIELD 1987 A Neoclassical Anatomy of the Economic Base Multiplier Journal of Regional Science 272 283-294

8719 MARY BETH PUDUP 1987 From Farm to Factory Structuring and Location of the US Farm Machinery Industry Economic Geography 633 203-222

8718 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 A Note on Specification of Climate Variables in Models of Population Migration Journal of Regional Science 274 641-649

8717 PAUL M BFAUMONT and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1987 Comment Judgment in Population Forecasting Journal of the American Statistical Association 82400 1004-1009

8716 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reform and Paternalism in China Some Theoretical Concerns International Regional Science Review 111 59-73

8715 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1987 Fossil Fuels and Regional Economic Development In Energy and the Southwest Economy Dallas Federal Reserve Bank

8714 ROBERT WALKER 1987 Regional Development and Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 37 303-316

8713 UWE SCHUBERT SHELBY GERKING ANDREW ISSERMAN and CAROL TAYLOR 1987 Regional Labour Market Modelling A State of the Art Review In Regional Labour Markets eds M M Fischer and P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8712 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reforms and Politics Studies in Comparative International Developments 4 76shy82

8711 ADAM ROSE and UKAR SOELISTUO 1987 The Potential of Coal in the Development of Oil-Rich LDCs In Global Energy Interactions ed R K Pachauri New Delhi Allied Publishers

8710 FRANK J CALZONJlTI DEREK SPOONER and GREGORY G SAYRE 1987 A Reassessment of Site Suitability Analysis for Power Plant Siting A Maryland Example Applied Geography 7 223-241

879 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN D MERRIFIELD 1987 Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Regional Analysis An Application to an Energy Boomtown and Growth Pole Theory Economic Geography 631 3-19

878 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 Location-Specific Amenities Topography and Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 212 74-85

877 RANK J CALZONEm 1987 Regional Trends in Coal Use for Electricity Generation Implications for the US and UK In Geographic Issues in Mineral Resource Development eds H E Johansen O P Mathew and G Rudzitis Boulder CO Westview Press

876 MARY BETH PUDUP and MICHAEL J WATIS 1987 Growing against the Grain Mechanized Rice Farming in the Sacramento Valley California In Fanning Systems and Change eds S B Brush and B L Turner III New York Guilford Press

875 ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1987 Sources of Change in Energy Use in the US Economy 1972-82 In World Energy Markets Coping with Instability ed J Rowse Calgary Friesen

874 ROBERT WALKER and KATHY REX-LOPATIO 1987 Evaluation of Costs Associated with Regional Environmental Impact in Chesapeake Bay Journal ofEnvironmental Systems 171 15-31

873 MING-JENG HWANG and PATRICK C MANN 1987 Deregulation and Efficiency in the Rail Industry Atlantic Economic Journal 152 47-52

872 JOHN PICKLES 1987 The Numbers Game Legitimising Apartheid Review ofAfrican Political Economy 38April 102-103

871 ROBERTT WALKER 1987 Land Use Transition and Deforestation in Developing Countries Geographical Analysis 191 18-30

8613 SANDOR PETER 1986 The Relevance of Pollution-Related Input-Output Models for Regional Environmental Management in Hungary A Critical Approach Papers of the Regional Science Association 60 125-13 L

8612 JOHN PICKlES 1986 Crazy Dualisms and Conceptual Leakage Or How We Can Continue to Misunderstand Human Geography Ohio Geographers 14Fall 75-84

8611 WALTER C IABYS 1986 An Economic Analysis of the Stability of East -West Mineral Trade Patterns Resources Policy September 223-242

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8610 FRANK J CALZONETTI PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITT 1986 USA Power Plant Location and Fuel Mix Opportunities for Electricity Exporting Regions Energy Policy 146 528-541

869 BRlAN J CUSHING 1986 Accounting for Spatial Relationships in Models of Interstate Population Migration Annals ofRegional Science 202 66-73

868 ANDREW ISSERMAN CAROL TAYLOR SHELBYGERKING and UWE SCHUBERT 1986 Regional Labor Market Analysis In Handbook ofRegional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

867 WALTER C LABYS and TAKASHI TAKAYAMA 1986 Spatial Equilibrium Analysis Mathematical and Programming Model Advances in Spatial Agricultural Energy and Mineral Modeling In Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

866 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Geographic Theory and Educating for Democracy Antipode 182 136-154 865 FRANK J CALZONETTI DAYID L DURHAM and GREGORY A ELMES 1986 Power Plant Flyash Magnetite

Performs Well in Coal Cleaning Power Engineering 90 52-55 864 MARY BETH PUDUP 1986 Beyond the Traditional Mountain Subculture A New Look at Preshy

industrial Appalachia In Impact ofInstitutions on Appalachia eds J Lloyd and A G Campbell Boone NC Appalachian Consortium Press

863 WALTERJ PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1986 Regulator Selection Methods and Electricity Prices Land Economics 621 1-13

862 PAUL BEAUMONT ANDREW ISSERMAN DAYID MCMILLEN DAYID PLANE and PETER ROGERSON 1986 The ECESIS Economic-Demographic Model of the United States In Population Change and the Economy ed A M Isserman Boston Kluwer-Nijhoff Publishing Company

861 JOHN PICKLES 1986 New Maps for Old A Reply to Smith Issues in Education 41 69-73 8521 JOHN PICKLES 1985 The Role of Place and Commonplaces in Democratic Empowerment Issues in

Education 33 232-241 8520 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH WALTER C LAnYs and TOM S wrIT 1985 Resource Commodity Dependency

and State Econometric Modeling Review of Regional Studies 153 36-48 8519 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1985 Dare to Plan An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice

and Education Town Planning Review 564 483-491 8518 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Bioeconomics A Realistic Appraisal of Future Prospect In Global

Economy Today Tomorrow and the Transition ed Howard F Didsbury Jr Bethesda World Future Society

8517 LEE DE COLA 1985 Lognormal Estimates of Macroregional City-Size Distributions 1950-70 Environment and Planning A 1712 1637-1652

8516 ADAM ROSE 1985 Modeling Energy Conservation Programs An Application to Natural Gas Utilities Energy Joumal 64 87-103

8515 WILLIAM H MIEAAYK 1985 Energy Constraints and Economic Development in the Northeast In Economic Prospects for the NOltheast eds Harry W Richardson and Joseph H Turek Philadelphia Temple University Press

8514 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH and WALTER C LABYS 1985 A Commodity-Regional Model of West Virginia Joumal ofRegional Science 253 383-411

8513 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAYID A PLANE PETER A ROGERSON and PAUL M BEAUMONT 1985 Forecasting Interstate Migration with Limited Data A Demographic-Economic Approach Joumalof the American Statistical Association 80390 277-285

8512 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISTOPHER J SMITH 1985 What Drives People to Drink Interpreting the Effect of Urban Living on the Use and Abuse of Alcohol Urban Ecology 92 195-213

8511 FRANK CALZONETTI and ROBERT HANHAM 1985 Changing Energy Prices and State Revenue In Geographical Dimensions ofEnergy eds F J Calzonetti and B D Solomon Dordrecht Holland Reidel Publishing

8510 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C LABYS 1985 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and the Natural Gas Market Energy Economics 7 145shy152

859 WALTERJ PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1985 Voter Power and Electricity Prices Public Choice 473 519-525

858 ROBERT WALKER 1985 A Comment on Linear Control Problems in the Theory of Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 30 309-315

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-857 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1985-86 European Community Energy Policy and Its Significance to American

Coal Exports Journal ofMineral Law and Policy 12 173-219 856 RONALD L LEWIS 1985 Job Control and Race Relations in the Coal Fields 1870-1920 Journal of

Ethnic Studies 124 36-64 855 ROBERTQ HANHAM and CHRISTOPHERJ SMITH 1985 Regional Change and Problem Drinking in the

United States 1970-78 Regional Studies 192 149-162 854 BENJAMIN STEVENS and ADAM ROSE 1985 Regional Input-Output Methods for Tourism Impact

Analysis In Assessing the Economic Impacts ofRecreation and Tourism eds Dennis Propst et al Asheville NC US Forest Service

853 GREGORY A ELMES 1985 Modeling Spatial Interaction of Utility Coal in Pennsylvania Annals of the Association ofAmerican Geographers 752 212-226

852 DANIEL GOLOMB STEPHEN BATIERMAN JAMES GRUHL and WALTER C lABYS 1985 Sensitivity Analysis of the Kinetics of Acid Rain Models Atmospheric Environment 173 645-653

851 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1985 Economic-Demographic Modeling with Endogenously Determined Birth and Migration Rates Theory and Prospects Environment and Planning A 171 25-45

8410 ANDREW M ISSERl1AN and PETER S FISHER 1984 Population Forecasting and Local Economic Planning The Limits on Community Control over Uncertainty Population Research and Policy Review 31 27-50

849 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1984 Energy and Regional Development In Energy Costs Urban Development and Housing eds Anthony Downs and Katharine L Bradbury Washington DC The Brookings Institution

848 GREGORY ELMES 1984 Coal Transportation An Undervalued Aspect of Energy Modeling Transportation Research-A 18-A1 13-23

847 WALTER C lABYS 1984 An Optimal Trade Policy to Counter Latin American Commodity Market Instability In Tenns of Trade and the Optimal Tariff in Latin America ed E Conesa Buenos Aires Institute for Latin American Integration

846 BARRYD SOWMON and KINGSLEYE HAYNES 1984 A Survey and Critique of Multiobjective Power Plant Siting Decision Rules Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 182 71-79

845 DEREKJ SPOONER and FRANKJ CALZONETTI 1984 Geography and the Coal Revival AngloshyAmerican Perspectives Progress in Human Geography 81 1-25

844 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1984 Projection Forecast and Plan On the Future of Population Forecasting Journal of the American Planning Association 502 208-221

843 BRIAN J CUSHING 1984 Capitalization of Interjurisdictional Fiscal Differentials An Alternative Approach Journal of Urban Economics 153 317-326

842 REX HONEY and DAVID SORENSON 1984 Jurisdictional Benefits and Local Costs The Politics of School Closings In Public Service Provision and Urban Development eds Andrew Kirby Paul Knox and Steven Pinch London Croom Helm

841 ADAM ROSE 1984 Technological Change and Input-Output Analysis An Appraisal Socia-Economic Planning Sciences 185 305-318

8315 PATRICK C MANN 1983 Water Pricing Research Needs American Water Works Association loumal 75 24-27

8314 KINGSLEY E HAYNES FRED Y PHILLIPS and BARRY D SOWMON 1983 A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints Economic Geography 591 52-65

8313 GASPERA GAROFAW and MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1983 A Note on the Measurement of Agglomeration Economies with Compensation for Urban Disamenities Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 104 383-387

8312 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1983 Decline of the Metropolitan Economy A New Interpretation Urban Studies 204 495-497

8311 BARRY M RUBIN and BARRY D SOWMON 1983 Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Energy Development Projects Coal Liquefaction in the Illinois Basin Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 171 11-20

8310 R TODD ZDORKOWSKI and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1983 Two Views of the City as a Source of SpaceshyTime Trends in Economic Development and the Decline of Human Fertility Urban Geography 41 54shy62

839 ROBERT Q HANHAM and FRANK J CALZONETTI 1983 Regional and Temporal Trends in Power Plant Unit Siting 1912-1978 Professional Geographer 354 416-426

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838 WALTERC LABYS RAJENDRA K PACHURI and CHARLES L BLITZER 1983 Coal A Development Challenge Natural Resource Forum 7 299-310

837 PATRlCKC MANN and PAUL R LEFRANCOIS 1983 Trends in the Real Price of Water oumalofthe American Water Works Association 75 441-443

836 PATRICK C MANN and WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR 1983 Elected Versus Appointed Commissioners Does It Make a Difference in Utility Prices In Adjusting to Regulatory Pricing and Marketing Realities ed Harry M Trebing East Lansing Institute of Public Utilities Michigan State University

835 DAVID A PLANE and ANDREWM ISSERc1AN 1983 US Interstate Labor Force Migration An Analysis of Trends Net Exchanges and Migration Subsystems Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 175-6 251shy266

834 BRIAN J CUSHING and MAHLON R STRASZHEIM 1983 Agglomeration Economies in the Public and Private Sector Urban Spatial and Fiscal Structure In Perspectives Oil Local Public Finance and Public Policy ed John Quigley Greenwich CT JAI Press

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

832 ADAM ROSE 1983 Modeling the Macroeconomic Impact of Air Pollution Abatement oumalof Regional Science 234 441-459

831 ROBERT WALKER and JANUSZ SZYR1ER 1983 Interregional Total Flow A Concept and Application to a US Input-Output Model Review ofRegional Studies 132 12-21

8217 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN MERRIFIELD 1982 The Use of Control Groups in Evaluating Regional Economic Policy Regional Science and Urban Economics 121 43-58

8216 WILLIAM H MIERYK 1982 The Differential Effects of Rising Energy Prices on Regional Income and Employment In High Energy Costs Assessing the Burden cd Hans H Landsberg Baltimore The Johns Hopkins University Press for Resources for the Future

8215 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Energy Availability and State Economic Development oumal of Energy and Development 72 163-171

8214 ADAM ROSE BEN NAKAYAMA and BRltNDT STEVENS 1982 Modern Energy Region Development and Income Distribution An Input-Output Analysis oumal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 92 149-164

8213 GREGORY A ELMES FRANK J CALZONETII and STUART A FOSTER 1982 Siting Fly Ash-Derived Alumina Recovery Facilities in West Virginia Southeastern Geographer 221 1-19

8212 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Elephants Uranium and the Energy Crisis Tennessee Law Review 494 885-918

8211 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Monitoring Foreign Investment in Energy Resources Problems and Proposals West Virginia Law Review 84 1093-1103

8210 JAMES J FRIEDBERG and EDWARD Z FOX 1982 Coal Export Associations Possible Effects of American and Common Market Antitrust Laws Northern Kentucky Law Review 9 23-43

829 MING-JENG HWANG 1982 Crude Oil Pricing in the World Market Atlantic Economic oumal102 1shy5

828 ADAM ROSE MICHAEL SHEEHAN and DALE HURD 1982 Nonrenewable Resources and the Development of Arid Lands A Planning Approach In Altemative Strategies for Desert Development and Management Elmsford NY Pergamon Press

827 PATRICKC MANN and DONALD L SCHLENGER 1982 Marginal Cost and Seasonal Pricing of Water Service oumal of the American Water Works Association January 6-11

826 MICHAEL S FOGARlY 1982 The Delerminants of Residential Succession with Renewal Effects oumal of Urban Economics 111 1-10

825 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAVID A PLANE and DAVID B MCMILLEN 1982 Internal Migration in the United States An Evaluation of Federal Data Review ofPublic Data Use 114 285-311

824 IRWIN FELLER GREGORY ELMES and JAMES MEYER 1982 Spatial Aspects of the Diffusion of Technological Innovations among American Municipal Governments Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 165 225-238

823 WALTER C LABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

822 WILLIAM H MIERclYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

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821 JOHN PICKLES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

8113 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1981 The 1981 Coal Strike A View from the Outside Labor Law Joumal 8281 564-567

8112 c J SMITH and R Q HANHAM 1981 Proximity and the Formation of Public Attitudes towards Mental Illness Environment and Planning A 132 147-165

8111 R Q ~~HAM and H C~~G 1981 Wage Inflation in a Growth Region The American Sun Belt In Regional Wage Inflation and Unemployment ed R L Martin Great Britain Pion Limited

8110 ADAM ROSE DAVID KOLK MICHAEL BRADY and ROBERT KlEISEL 1981 Energy Development and Urban Employment Creation The Case of the City of Los Angeles Energy 610 1041-1052

819 WALTER c lABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1981 Stability of Appalachian Coal Shipments under Policy Variation Energy Joumal2 111-128

818 FRANKJ CALZONETTI and GREGORY A ELMES 1981 Metal Recovery from Power Plant Ash An Ecological Approach to Coal Utilization GeoJournal Supplementary Issue 3 59-70

817 ADAM ZACHARY ROSE 1981 Utility Lifelines and Economic Activity in the Context of Earthquakes In Social and Economic Impact ofEarthquakes on Utility Lifelines ed J Isenberg New York American Society of Civil Engineers

816 CLIFFORD B HAWLEY and MICHAEL S FOGARlY 1981 Can Agglomeration Economies Explain Why People Are Leaving Large Cities Environment and Planning A 132 225-230

815 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 The Allocation of Funds to Small Cities under the Community Development Block Grant Program An Evaluation Journal of the American Planning Association 471 3-28

814 RONALD L LEWIS 1981 Rev TG Steward and the Education of Blacks in Reconstruction Delaware Delaware History Spring-Summer 156-178

813 CHRISTOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Any Place But Here Mental Health Facilities as Noxious Neighbors Professional Geol11apher 333 326-334

812 CHRISTOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Deinstitutionalization of the Mentally Ill A Time Path Analysis of the American States 1955-1975 Social Science and Medicine 15D 361-378

811 SHELBY D GERKING and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 Bifurcation and the Time Pattern of Impacts in the Economic Base Model Journal ofRegional Science 214 451-467

8019 MICHAEL S FOGARlY and GASPER GAROFAW 1980 Urban Size and the Amenity Structure of Cities Journal of Urban Economics 83 350-361

8018 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 Regional Shifts in Economic Base and Structure in the United States Since 1940 In Alternatives to Confrontation ed Victor L Arnold Lexington MA DC Heath and Company

8017 WILLlAl1 H MIERNYK 1980 An Evaluation The Tools of Regional Development Policy Growth and Change 112 2-6

8016 ADAM ROSE 1980 Geothermal Energy in California Policies to Improve the Economic Impact of Energy Resource Development Growth and Change 111 41-47

8015 FRANKJ CALZONETTI 1980 Bentonite Liners for Power Plant Lagoons Power Engineering March 61-62

8014 FRANK J CALZONEm MARK S ECKERT and EDWARD J MALECKI 1980 Siting Energy Facilities in the USA Policies for the Western States Energy Policy June 138-152

8013 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and FEREIDOON SHAHROKH 1980 Spatial Equilibrium in the US Coal Industry Energy Economics 24 230-236

8012 WALTER C LABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Ouadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Stearn Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

8011 PATRICK C MANN 1980 Equity and Economics in Setting Water Rates for Apartment Complexes Journal of the American Water Works Association 72 74-77

8010 PATRICK C MANN ROBERT J SAUNDERS and JEREMY J WARFORD 1980 A Note on Capital Indivisibility and the Definition of Marginal Cost Water Resources Research 163 602-604

809 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 Coal In Collective Bargaining Contemporary American Experience ed Gerald G Somers Madison WI Industrial Relations Research Association

808 E JAMES HARNER and PAUL B SlATER 1980 Identifying Medical Regions Using Hierarchical Clustering Social Science and Medicine 140 3-10

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RO7 AIDREW M ISSERfA and IARlLY~ BROWN 1lt)80 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science AssGciation 45November 139-158

806 RO~ALD L LEWIS 1980 Rev TG Stewart (sic) and Mixed Schools in Delaware 1882 Delaware History 19 53-58

805 ADAM ROSE 1980 Mandating Local Government Emergency Services Urban Interest 21 65-73 804 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1980 Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy A Theoretical and

Empirical AnaJysis of Alternative rvfcthods Intemational Regional Science Review 52 155-184 803 WALTER C LltBYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In

Commodity Afarkes and Latin American Development A Afodeling Approach tds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 HARRY D SOLOfON KINCSLEY E HAYES and AIDREW J KRMENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

801 ROBERTT WALKER and SLt~gtN~E E BAYLEY 198f An Energetic and Economic Simulation for the Evaluation of Tran5portation PoEcy Computers Environment and Urban )stems 51middot2 83-96

7918 GASPER GAROFALO and MICHAEL S FOGARTY 1979 Urban Income Distribution and the Urban Hierarchy-Equality Hypothesis Review oj Economics and Statistics 613 381-388

79 17 JOHN M GOWDY 1979 Economic Gwvth Models and Regional Steady State Planning Growth and ChanRe 103 37-42

7916 HNG-JENG BWgtSG amI lELVJ L cnFENHtr 1()7( Estimates of Fixed Costs and the Sizes of Market Areas in the United Stalls Emironntc1l1 and Plallllinf A 119 993-1009 HARLEY E JOHANSE and (LE v lL(rlT 197() Population GrOvth and Retail Decline Conflicting Effects of Urban Accessihility ill Amcricm Villages Ruml Sociology 441 24-38 WILLtl H HERYK Fl7() A -ktc (1 Recent ReginnaJ GroY1h Theories oumalofRegional Scicilce 193 303-~m~ V1LUHl H iIERYK 1()9 Resource cnstraints and R-giemal Development Policy Atlulitic Economic lollmal B3 16-23

2 THOIrS C CAlI)BELL 1970 lew C~d TranSp)rt3tion Modes j1echanical Engineering 101 37-43

7911 THO1AS C CAH)BELL MITG-JEIC HWAG and SOOSAN SIIAHROKII 1979 Market Delineation in the Coal Industry Review of Regional Studies 92 6-17

7910 HNG-JENG HWANG 1979 A Model of Spatial Price Discrimination for the Pricing Schedule of Coal IOllmal of Regional Scicnce 192 231-243

799 I)ATRICK C 11 1979 The Dynamics of Traditional Rate Regulation Research in Law and Economics 1 195-212

798 PATRICK C 1ANN 1979 The Vater Industry Economic and Policy Issues In Regulation Competition and Dercgulaaon Lexington VA Vashington and Lee University

797 PATRICK C MAIl and JOHN L MIKESELL 1979 Cost Behavior and Water Systems ~Vater Resources Bulletin 155 1301-1307

796 WILLH1 H MIER-YK 1979 Coal Problems and Prospects in the 19805 ]ollmal of Energy and Delelopmclll 51 1)middot18

795 WALTER P PACE 1(71) Competition and Concentration in Appalachian Coal Production 1960 to 1975 Policy Analysis and Information 31 141-160

794 ROlALD L LEVIS 1979 The Darkest Abode of Man Black Miners in the First Southern Coal Field 1780-1865 Virginia AfafJzine of ilisfOl) and Bioraphy x7 1lt)0-202

793 PACL U SlATER 1979 Biplots of 19Y)middot19rgtl United Slates Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 75()-766

792 PACt B SlATER 197lt) 1lt)65-70 Inters ate MigratioIl in the United States An Ex1ension of the rv1ultiterminall1ethod to MUltiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 0 205-20R

791 PAtL B SLATER and WOLFG-l( SCHARZ 197() Global Trade Patterns Scaling and Clustering Analysis IEEE Transactiolls Oil Svstcms Jfall alld (vbemefics 97 381-387

7811 tUCHAEL S FOGARTY and GASPER CgtROFAJO 1978 An Exploration of the Real Productivity Effects of Cities Review ofRegional Studies 81 65-82

7810 TIIOtgtS C CA1PDELL and lIiG-JEii( HWG~ 1975 Spatial Analysis and the Identification of Coal Markets iOllmal of Enclampl1 and DCIClopmcnf 141 104-125

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789 WALTER P PAGE and AUSI1N H MONTGOMERY JR 1978 Social Costs of the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act Amendments Eastern Economic Journal 43-4 161-166

788 ADAM ROSE STAHRL EDMUNDS and EVERARD LOITING 1978 The Economics of Geothermal Energy Development at the Regional Level Journal ofEnergy and Development 41 126-152

787 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Black Labor in the Eastern Virginia Coal Field 1765-1865 In Other Slaves Mechanics Artisans and Craftsmen eds Ronald L Lewis and James E Newton Boston MA GK Hall

786 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Slave Families at Early Chesapeake Ironworks Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 169-179

785 CATIlERINE A PALOMBA and NElLA PALOMBA 1978 An Analysis of Dropouts from a West Virginia Training Program for Coal Miners Journal of Economics 4 133-136

784 ANDREWM ISSERMAN and KAREN L MAJORS 1978 General Revenue Sharing Federal Incentives to Change Local Government Journal of the American Institute of Planners 443 317-327

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environmeni and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

7722 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 Race and the United Mine Workers Union in Tennessee Selected Letters of William R Riley 1892-1895 Tennessee Historical Quarterly 36 524-536

7721 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1977 Predicting Neighborhood Decline within a Large Central City An Application of Discriminant Analysis Environment and Planning A 95 579-584

7720 FRANK GIARRATANI and CHARLES F SOCHER 1977 The Pattern of Industrial Location and Rising Energy Prices Atlantic Economic Journal 51 48-55

7719 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 The Changing Structure of the Southern Economy In Economics of Southern Growth eds E Blaine Liner and Lawrence K Lynch Research Triangle Park NC The Southern Growth Policies Board

7718 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 EDA and the Objectives of Regional Development Policy Explorations in Economic Research 43 390-408

7717 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Rising Energy Prices and Regional Economic Development Growth and Change 83 2-7

7716 TIlOMAS C CAMPBELL 1977 Eminent Domain Its Origin Meaning and Relevance to Coal Slurry Pipelines Transportation Journal 171 5-21

7715 TIlOMAS C CAMPBELL and SIDNIY KATELL 1977 Railroad Volume Freight Rates Evolution and Analysis ICC Practitioners Journal January-February 146-161

7714 ANDREWMISSERfAN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic Geography 531 45-54

7713 PATRICK C MANN 1977 The Interlocking of Municipalities and Publicly Owned Utilities In Local Service Pricing Policies and Their Effect on Urban Spatial Strncture ed Paul B Downing New York Columbia University Press

7712 PATRICK C MANN 1977 Water Rates An Evaluation of Options Journal of the American Water Works Association 692 84-88

7711 PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITT 1977 The Impact on Electricity Rate Structures from Increasing Energy Costs Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 566-571

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations Journal ofRegional Science 1713 327-344

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Journal ofEnvironmental Systems 72 131-147

778 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Virginia Iron Industry The AnteshyBellum Era West Virginia History 38 141-156

777 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Jobs and Income Issue Papers of the Appalachian Conference on Balanced Growth and Economic Development Charleston WV October 41-57

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188

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775 CRAIG K ELWELL and NEIL A PALOMBA 1977 Economic Benefit-Cost Evaluation of West Virginia Vocational Rehabilitation Lessons for the Vocational Rehabilitation System Journal of Economics 3 201-204

774 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 433 247-259

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic 1mpacts Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

771 PAUL B SlATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291

7625 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Kalymnos The Island of the Sponge Fishermen Annals of the New York Academy ofSciences 268 ~9-307

7624 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Sponge Markets of Kalymnos Anthropologica 181 81-96 7623 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Decline of the Northern Perimeter Society 1324-26 7622 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Regional Economic Consequences of High Energy Prices in the United

States Journal of Energy and Development 12 213-239 7621 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Some Regional 1mpacts of the Rising Cost of Energy Papers of the

Regional Science Association 37 213-227 7620 GREGORY J L VI 1976 Towards the Application of Dynamic Growth Theory to Regions

Generalizations and Comments Joumal ofRegional Science 161 117-124 7619 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1976 The Coal Slurry Pipeline Its Contribution in Meeting the Nations

Energy Requirements Joumal of Economics 2 196-200 7618 WALTER C lABYS 1976 Foreign Investment in the US Minerals Industry The Case of West Virginia

Coal InA Study ofAlien Investment in United States Lands ed E Wunderlick Washington DC US Department of Agriculture

7617 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1976 Ownership and Water System Operation Water Resources Bulletin 125 995-1004

7616 JOHN L MIKESELL and PATRICK C MANN 1976 Pricing by Rural Electric Cooperatives Land Economics 521 96-102

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment and Planning A 84 477-478

7614 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The American Dream and the Rationalization of Slavery Crisis 83 253-254 7613 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Chesapeake Iron Industry The

Colonial Era Labor History 17 388-405 7612 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybernetics April 321-324 7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972

Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132 7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon

Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56 769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of

Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12 768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish

Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878 767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social

Science Research 51 173-224 766 ANDREW M ISSERJ1AN 1976 Interjurisdictional Spillovers Political Fragmentation and the Level of

Local Public Services A Re-Examination Urban Studies 131 1-12 765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data

Human Organization 353 269-286 764 FRANK GIARRATANI 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues

Environment and Planning A 84 447-454 763 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input -Output Analysis

International Regional Science Review 12 47-55

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762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Relevance of Regional Science Review of Regional Studies 61 1-9

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7516 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and H OIITA 1975 Observations on the Shape and Relevance of the Spatial Demand Function Econometrica 434 669-682

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

7514 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Northeast Isnt What It Used to Be In Balanced Growth for the Northeast Proceedings of a Conference of Legislative Leaders on the Future of the Northeast New York State Senate

7513 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 Regional Employment Impacts of Rising Energy Prices Labor Law Journal 268 518-523

7512 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Status of Slurry Pipeline Transportation of Bituminous Coal The Intersociety Conference on Transportation Atlanta GA

7511 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Transporting Western Coal Unit Trains or Slurry Pipeline Logistics and Transportation Review 112 147-152

7510 ADAM ROSE 1975 The Cost of Stack Gas Cleaning in New York State Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association 2510 1005-1008

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics March 278-283

758 NEIL A PALOMBA CATHERINE A PAWMBA and TOM S WITT 1975 Some Economic Factors Affecting Safety in Underground Bituminous Coal Mines Comment Southern Economic Journal 422 13-23

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANKGIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Journal of Regional Science 153 371-373

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian Journal of Politics 9153-162

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7422 JOHN P BlAIR and WALTER CHATFIELD 1974 Pareto Optimal Growth Public Choice 21 93-97 7421 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1974 Transportation in Developing Countries Special Reference to Kenya

Traffic Quarterly 281 139-153 7420 G RICHARD DREESE 1974 Banks and Regional Economic Development Southern Economic Journal

404 647-656 7419 JOHN GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OIITA 1974 Price Discrimination over Space

Theory Assumption and a Case Example Annals ofRegional Science 83 70-81 7418 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHIOIITA 1974 Price Discrimination by

Regulated Motor Carriers Comment American Economic Review 644 780-784 7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal

of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363 7416 PATRICK C MANN 1974 User Power and Electricity Rates Journal of Law and Economics 17~2 433shy

443 7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human

Organization 333 261-275 7414 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in

Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

30 Chronological List

7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley loumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

7412 RONALD L LEWIS 1974 Slavery on Chesapeake Iron Plantations before the American Revolution loumal of Negro History 59 242-254

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American loumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

748 NEIL A PALOMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation Modeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUfHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 W F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data 10llmal of Regional Science 143 377-388

7312 JOHN P BlAIR 1973 A Review of the Filtering-Down Theory Urban Affairs Quarterly 83 303-316 7311 THO1AS C CAMPBELL 1973 Should Regulatory Commissions be Abolished Modified or Retained

Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-7 7310 PATRICK c l1ANN 1973 The Political Influence of Residential Consumers on Water Rates Water

Resources Bulletin 95 976-984 Comment and Reply 106 1308-1310 739 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly

922 1-3 738 JOHN L MIKESELL and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1973 Rates of Return in Public and Private Enterprise

Electric Utilities in the United States Mississippi Valley loumal of Business alld Economics 91 41-54 737 ROBERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West

Virginia West Virginia Medical loumaI698 1-4 736 RICHARD RAYMOND 1973 The Interregional Brain Drain and Public Education Growth and Change

43 28-34 735 JOHN PALMER and NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 Skill Differentials and Their Determinants American

Economist 172 130-136 734 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing

Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health cds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas

733 NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law loumal 2411 733-738

732 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics cds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

724 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation IOllmaI121 15-22

723 G RICHARD DREESE and HAROLD L BRYANT 1972 Costs and Effects of a Water Program for a Small Stripping Company--Southeastern Ohio Water Resources Bulletin 82 320-327

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722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 122 77-89

721 RICHARD RAYMOND 1972 Determinants of Non-White Migration during the 1950s American Journal ofEconomics and Sociology 311 9-20

717 ROBERT D BRITT 1971 The Appalachian Regional Development Program Growth and Change 23 3-13

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORMAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

713 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1971 Local Labor Market Effects of New Plant Locations In Essays in Regional Economics yds John F Kain and John R Meyer Cambridge Harvard University Press

712 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Local Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 711 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of

Economics and Business 111 23-29 709 WILLIAM G DEWALD and G RICHARD DREESE 1970 Bank Behavior with Respect to Deposit

Variability Journal ofFinance 254 400-470 708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and

Economics 62 45-56 707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of

Economics and Business 104 37-49 706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of

the American Water Works Association 629 534-537 705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land

Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319 704 RICHARD RAYMOND 1970 Regional Differences in Racial Discrimination in Education and

Employment Western Economic Journal 82 190-208 703 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem

National Tax Journal 232 206-213 702 WILLIAM H MIERWK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and

Change 12 27-32 701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables

Demography 71 87-91 6911 CARL W HALE 1969 The Optimality of Local Subsidies in Regional Development Programs

Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 93 35-50 6910 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 British Regional Development Policy Journal ofEconomic Issues 33 33shy

42 699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly

Review ofEconomics and Business 92 5-20 698 woo SIK KEE 1969 The Cause of Urban Poverty Journal ofHuman Resources 81 93-99 697 DONALD E PURSELL 1969 The Impact of the South African Wage Board on SkilledUnskilled Wage

Differentials Eastern Africa Economic Review 11 73-81 696 RICHARD D RAYMOND 1969 Changes in the Relative Economic Status of Nonwhites 1950-60

Western Economic Journal 71 57-70 695 RICHARD RAYMOND 1969 Mobility and Economic Progress of Negro Americans During the 1940s

American Journal ofEconomics and Sociology 284 337-350 694 ANTIIONYP THIRLWALL 1969 Types of Unemployment With Special Reference to Non Demandshy

Deficient Unemployment in Great Britain Scottish Journal ofPolitical Economy 16 19-49 693 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An

Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality

Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

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691 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications of Input-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

6810 ROYW BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1968 The Role of State and Local Government in the Economic Development of Appalachia Land Economics 441 50-58

689 CARL W HALE 1968 Local Subsidies Regional Development or Regional Rivalry American Industrial Development Council Journal 34 33-53

688 GILBERT L RUTMAN 1968 The Transkei An Experiment in Economic Separation South African Journal ofEconomics 361 24-31

687 DONALD E PURSELL 1968 Bantu Real Wages and Employment Opportunities in South Africa South African Journal ofEconomics 3611 87-103

686 ROY W BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208

685 woo SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax Journal 212 183-189

684 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

674 GERALD ALBAUM and GILBERT L RUTMAN 1967 The Cooperative-Based Marketing System in Tanganyika Journal ofMarketing 31 54-58

673 CARL W HALE 1967 The Mechanism of the Spread Effect in Regional Development Land Economics 434 45-52

672 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Appalachian Development The Long-Run View Poverty and Human Resources Abstracts 23 36-43

671 WILLIAM H MIE~YK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commercial 148 741-753

662 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1966 Experience under the British Local Employment Acts of 1960 and 1963 Industrial and Labor Relations Review 201 30-49

661 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

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1990 Working Papers

Several 1990 working papers are not listed in this section because they have been published and are available as reprints

9028 TERANCE REPHANN 1990 Highways and Regional Economic Development Review of the Theory and Models

9027 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 Automated Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis The QE2 Method and its Application

9026 SHUICHI HASHIYA 1990 Technological Assistance to Small and Medium Sized Manufacturers in Japan Case Studies of Five Regional Industrial Technology Centers

9025 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Questionable Economic Evaluation When Lives are at Stake 9024 CHRISTOPHER CORNWELL and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Estimation of the Economic Model of

Crime Using Panel Data 9023 DAVID J SORENSON 1990 A Spatial Model of Asset Allocation 9022 WALTER C LABYS and JEFF CROMWELL 1990 Relations between Resource Cycles National Cycles

and Regional Economic Instability A Vector Autoregressive Approach 9021 BRIAN J CUSHING 1990 The Effect of Race Relations on the Migration of Blacks in the US 9020 CARlA DICKSfEIN 1990 Socializing Entrepreneurship in Worker Cooperatives The Experience of

Cooperative Development Agencies in Britain and Quebec 9019 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Japans Kohsetsushi Program of Regional Public Examination and Technology

Centers for Upgrading Small and Mid-Size Manufacturing Firms 9018 JOHN PICKLES 1990 Restructuring in Comparative Perspective A Conceptual Framework for

Comparative Research between Eastern and Central Europe and the United States 9016 PHILIP SHAPIRA with JOAN GUITA 1990 Managing Research and Development American and

Japanese Chemicals and Electronics Corporate RampD Compared 9015 KENNETH C MARTIS ZOLTAN KOVACS DEZSO KOVACS and SANDOR PETER 1990 The Geography of

the 1990 Hungarian Parliamentary Elections 9014 SALLY MAGGARD 1990 Schooling Work Experience and Gender The Social Reproduction of Poverty

in Mining Regions 9013 BOlAN KOULOV 1990 Tendencies in the Administrative-Territorial Development of Bulgaria 9012 RACHEL B TOMPKINS 1990 Economic Restructuring and the Changing Regional Development Role

of American Universities 9011 HIROE YAMAZAKI 1990 Japans Regional Development through Third Sector Projects The Cases of

Kitakyushu and Om uta 9010 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 American Economic Development and the States An Overview of Policy

Objectives and Strategies 9009 ANDREW ISSERMAN and JOHN KORT 1990 Regional Economic Consequences of US Immigration

Policy 9008 BOlAN KOUWV 1990 Regional Management Systems The Case of Bulgaria 9007 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Modernization in the Mountains The Diffusion of

Industrial Technology in West Virginia Manufacturing 9006 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1990 Research Designs for Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis in

Regional Science 9005 TERANCE J REPHANN 1990 The Geography of American Ideological Activity Location Patterns of

Political Extremist Organizations and Periodicals in the United States during the 198Os 9004 KRASSIMIRA PASKALEVA 1990 Theoretical and Methodological Issues in Bulgarian Regional Policy 9003 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 The National Science Foundations Engineering Research Centers Changing

the Culture of US Engineering 9001 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Survey of Technology Use in West Virginia

Manufacturing Preliminary Report

34 Working Papers

Author Index

Numbers such as 9018 refer to reprints listed in reverse chronological order beginning on page 20 the first two digits are the publication year Numbers such as WP9028 refer to 1990 working papers listed on page 34

A ABLER RONALD F

ALBAUM GERALD

B BAHL ROYW

BATEY PETER W J

BATTERMAN STEPHEN

BAYLEY SUZANNE E

BEAUMONT PAUL M

BERNARDHRUSSELL

BLAIR JOHN P

BLITZER CHARLES L

BRADY MICHAEL

BRITI ROBERT D

BROWN MARILYN

BRYANT HAROLD L

C CALZONETfI FRANK

CAMPBELL THOMAS C

CHANG H

CHATFIELD WALTER

CHEN C Y

CORNWELL CHRISTOPHER

CROMWELL JEFF

CUSHING BRIAN J

907middot 674

6936810686 661 906 852 801 779 905894888 87178628513 7625 7624 767 765 7415 7414 749 7422 7312 838 8110 717 807 723

9028710877 86108658511 8458398213 81880158014 BO13 7912 7911 7810 7716 7715 7619 7512 7511 7421 7311 724 8111 7422 8810875 VfP9024 VfP9022 VfP9021 893 8718 878869843834

D DAVIS ROBERT

DECOLA LEE

DEWALD WILLIAM G

DICKSTEIN CARLA

DREESEGRICHARD

DURHAM DAVID L

E ECKERT MARK S

EDMUNDS STAHRL

ELMES GREGORY

ELWELL CRAIG K

F FELLER IRWIN

FISHER PETER S

FOGARlY MICHAEL S

FOOT DAVID K

FOSTER STUART A

FOX DOROTHY H

FOX EDWARD Z

FOX RICHARD T

FRIEDBERG JAMES J

FUGITI GLENN V

G GAROFAW GASPER

GEIGER MELISSA

GERKING SHELBY

GIARRATANI FRANK

GOWMB DANIEL

GOSSLING W F

737 8517 709 VfP90208915887 7420 709 723 865

8014 788 865853848 8213824818 775

824 8410 83138312826 81680197918 7811 7721 8919 8213 7410 8210 7410 90168578212 82118210 7915

831380197918 7811 WP9007 WP9001 8713868811 7720764 756 755 747 746 745 852 744

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GOWDY JOHN M 7917 L GREENHUf JOHN 7419 IABYS WALTER C WP9022 9098917 GREENHUf MELVIN L 7916 7516 7418 891689118910 GREENSTREET DAVID 8914 8988611867 GRUHL JAMES 852 852085148510 GUITAJOAN WP9016 852847838823

8198012803 7618 754 H

LEFRANCOIS PAUL R 837HALE CARL W 6911689673

LENTZ PEGGY A 7515HANHAM ROBERT Q 85128511855

LESOURD JEAN-BAPTISTE 891783108398112 LEWIN JEFF L 90158111813812 LEWIS RONALD L 897891856814

HANNAN MICHAEL J 892883 806 794 787 786 HARNER E JAMES 808 7722 7787614 HAWLEY CLIFFORD B 816 7613 7412 HASHIYA SHUICHI wP9026

WFI1NG EVERARD 788HAYNES KlNGSLEYE 8468314802

WRD MONTAGUE J 909HONEY REX 842 HURD DALE 828 HWANG MING-JENG 8738298013 M

7916 7911 7910 MAGGARD SALLY WARD WP90149014 7810 7516 7419 MAJORS KAREN L 784 7418 MALECKI EDWARD J 8014

MANN PATRICK C 8738610863 I 8598315837 ISSERMAN ANDREWM WP9027 WP9010 8368278011

wP9009 WP9OO6 907 8010 799 798 89188948717 79777137712 8713879868 771176177616 86285198513 7416 7310 722 8518410844 716 708 707 706 8358217825 705683 815811807804 MARTIS KENNETH C WP9015884 784 7714 774 MAZEY MARY ELLEN 737 773772 766 757 MCMILLEN DAVID B 862825

MERRIFIELD JOHN 89188720879J 8217 JOHANSENHARLEYE 7915 7515 MEYER JAMES 824

MIERNYK WILLIAM 90178968715 85188515849K 82168215822

KATELL SIDNEY 7715 811380188017KEE WOO SIK 698685684 809 7914 7913 KlLLWORTH PETER 767 765 7414 79677197718

749 7717 777 7623 KNEISEL ROBERT 8110 7622 7621 763 KOLK DAVID 8110 762 7514 7513 KORT JOHN wP9009 753 734 732 KOUWV BOlAN WP9013 WP9008 731 713 702 KOVACSDEZSO WP9015 6910692691KOVACS ZOLTAN WP9015 681 672 671 KRASHINSKY MICHAEL 8721 662KRMENEC ANDREW J 802

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MIKESELL JOHN L

MILNE WILLIAM J

MONTGOMERY AUSTIN H JR

N NAKAYAMA BEN

0 OHTA HIROSHI

P PACHURI RAJENDRA K

PAGE WALTER P

PALMER JOHN

PALOMBA CATHERI~E A

PALOMBA NEIL A

PASKALEVAKRASSIMlRA

PETER SANDOR

PHILLIPS FRED Y

PICKLES JOHN

PlANE DAVID A

PRIMEAUX WALTER J JR

PUDUP MARY BETH

PURSELL DONALD E

R RASMUSSEN BARBARA

RAYMOND RICHARD

REPHANNTERANCE

REX-LOPATIO KATHY

ROGERSON PETER A

797 7617 7616 739 738 716 715 712 711 703 89198721 789

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751~ 7419 7418

838 795 789 735 785 758 7413 785 775 758 7413 748 735 733 wr9004 wr9015 8716 87128613 8314 wr9018 908 8913 8812889885 8828728612 866 861 8521 833821 8628513835 825 863859836 90139012895 8868719876 864 701697687

901 736 721 704 696695682 wr9028 wr9005 874 8628513

ROSE ADAM

RUBIN BARRY M

RUfMAN GILBERT L

S SAUNDERS ROBERT J

SAYRE GREG

SCHLENGER DONALD L

SCHUBERT UWE

SCHWARZ WOLFGANG

SEIFRIED EDMOND J

SHAHROKH FEREIDOON

SHAHROKH SOOSAN

SHAPlRA PHILIP

SHEEHAN MICHAEL

SHELLHAMMER KENNETH L

SlATER PAUL B

SMITH CHRISTOPHER J

SOCHER CHARLES F

SOELISTIJO UKAR

SOLOMON BARRY D

SORENSON DAVID

SPOONER DEREK

STEVENS BENJAMIN

STEVENS BRANDT

STRASZHEIM MAHLON R

SWENSON NORMAN P

SZYRMER JANUSZ

9068968810 888 883 881 87118758516 854841832 8214 828 8110 8178016805 78877107615 7510 743 8311 688674

80106996810 661 89158710 827 8713868 791 738 722 852085148013 7911 WP9019 WP9016 wP9007 WP9003 wP9001 9018 9010904903 8912 828 693 808 793 792 791 783 782 781 776 771 7612 7611 7610 769 768 761 759 752 751 7417 7411 742 741 85128558112 813812 7720 8711 84683148311 SO2 WP9023 842 8710845 854 8818214 834 714 831

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T TAKAYAMA TAKASHI

TAYLOR CAROL

TEITZ MICHAEL B

THIRLWALL ANTHONYP

THOMPSON LUTHER C

TOMPKINS RACHEL B

TORRIES THOMAS F

TRUMBULL WILLIAM N

W WADDELL LORNA M

WALKER ROBEIIT

WARFORD JEREMY J

WATTS MICHAELJ

WINCHESTER HIlARY P M

WITT TOM S

WOODSJEFF

Y YAMAZAKI HIROE

YANG CHIN-WEI

VI GREGORY J L

Z ZDORKOWSKI R TODD

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898 9028928714 874871858 831801779 8010 876 781 861085207711 758 9088913889

wP9011 89108510819 8012 7620

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8914 DAVID GREENSTREET 1989 A Conceptual Framework for Construction of Hybrid Regional InputshyOutput Models Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 235 283-289

8913 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1989 Taiwanese Investment in South Africa African Affairs October 507-528

8912 MICHAEL B TEITZ and PHILIP SHAPIR 1989 Growth and Turbulence in the California Economy In Deindustrialization alld Regional Economic Transfonnation eds Lloyd Rodwin and Hidehiko Sazanami Winchester MA Unwin Hyman Inc

8911 WALTER C lABYS 1989 Spatial and Temporal Price and Allocation Models of Mineral and Energy Markets In Quantitative Methods for Market-Oriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time eds Valter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

8910 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER ClABYS 1989 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and Natural Gas In Quantitative Methods for MarketshyOriented Economic Analysis over Space and Time eds Walter C Labys Takashi Takayama and Noel D Uri Aldershot Gower Publishing Company

899 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1989 Estimations of the Economic Model of Crime Using Aggregate and Individual Level Data Southem Economic oumal 562 423-439

898 WALTERClABYS and LORA M WADDELL 1989 Commodity Lifecycles in US Materials Demand Resources Policy 15September 238-252

897 RONALD L LEWIS 1989 Why Dont You Bake Bread Franklin Trubee and the Scotts Run Reciprocal Economy Goldenseal 15Spring 34-41

896 ADAM ROSE and 1LLIAM MIERTYK 1989 Input-Output Analysis The First Fifty Years Economic Systems Research 12 229-271

895 l1ARY BETH PUDUP 1989 The Boundaries of Class in Preindustrial Appalachia Journal ofHistorical Geography 152 139-162

894 ANDREW M ISSER1AN and I~AUL M BEAUMONT 1989 New Directions in Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Project Evaluation Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 2312 39-53

893 BRIAN J CUSHING 1989 Use and Misuse of the Allocation Rate in Models of PopUlation Migration Annals of Regional Science 231 51-58

892 ROBERT WALKER and MICHAEL HANNAN 1989 Dynamic Settlement Processes The Case of US Immigration 17le Professional Geo11fapher 412 172-183

891 RONALD L LEWIS 1989 From Peasant to Proletarian The Migration of Southern Blacks to the Central Appalachian Coalfields 17le ollmal of Southern History 551 77-102

8812 JOHN PICKLES 1988 From Fact-World to Life-World The Phenomenological Method and Social Science Research In Qualitative Methods in Human Geography eds J Eyles and D M Smith Cambridge Polity Press

8811 THOMAS F TORRIES 1988 Competitive Cost Analysis in the Mineral Industries The Example of Nickel Resources Policy 143 193-204

8810 THOl1AS TORRIES ADAM ROSE and c Y CHEN 1988 Mineral Project Selection and Economic Development The Case of Namibia fatedals and Society 123-4 263-294

889 JOHN PICKLES and JEFF WOODS 1988 Reorientating South Africas International Links Capital amp Class 35 Summer 49-55

888 ADAM ROSE and PAUL BEAUMONT 1988 Interrelational Income-Distribution Multipliers for the West Virginia Economy oumal of Regional Science 284 461-475

887 CARLA DICKSTEIN 1988 The Role of Cooperative DeVelopment Agencies in Developing Worker Cooperatives Lessons from Philadelphia Economic and Industrial Democracy 92 197-224

886 lfARY BETH PUDUP 1988 Arguments within Regional Geography Prof1fess in Human Geography 123 369-390

885 JOHN PICKLES 1988 Recent Changes in Regional Policy in South Africa Geography 733 233-239 884 KENNETH C MARTIS 1988 Sectionalism and the United States Congress Political Geography

Quarterly 72 99-109 883 MICHAEL J HANAN and ADAM Z ROSE 1988 The Policy-Cost Index Approach to Modeling Change in

Input-Output Coefficients An Application to Acid Rain Policy Technological Forecasting and Social Change 331 13-22

882 JOHN PICKLES 1988 Knowledge Theory and Practice The Role of Practical Reason in Geographical Theory InA Groundfor Common Search eds R G Golledge H Couclelis and P Gould Goleta CA Santa Barbara Geographical Press

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881 ADAM ROSE and BRANDT STEVENS 1988 Distributional Impacts of Oil and Gas Tax Reforms Energy Economics 103 235-241

8721 MICHAEL KRASHINSKY and WILLIAM J MILNE 1987 Housing Prices in Metropolitan Toronto Regional Science and Urban Economics 172 289-305

8720 JOHN MERRIFIELD 1987 A Neoclassical Anatomy of the Economic Base Multiplier Journal of Regional Science 272 283-294

8719 MARY BETH PUDUP 1987 From Farm to Factory Structuring and Location of the US Farm Machinery Industry Economic Geography 633 203-222

8718 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 A Note on Specification of Climate Variables in Models of Population Migration Journal of Regional Science 274 641-649

8717 PAUL M BFAUMONT and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1987 Comment Judgment in Population Forecasting Journal of the American Statistical Association 82400 1004-1009

8716 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reform and Paternalism in China Some Theoretical Concerns International Regional Science Review 111 59-73

8715 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1987 Fossil Fuels and Regional Economic Development In Energy and the Southwest Economy Dallas Federal Reserve Bank

8714 ROBERT WALKER 1987 Regional Development and Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 37 303-316

8713 UWE SCHUBERT SHELBY GERKING ANDREW ISSERMAN and CAROL TAYLOR 1987 Regional Labour Market Modelling A State of the Art Review In Regional Labour Markets eds M M Fischer and P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8712 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reforms and Politics Studies in Comparative International Developments 4 76shy82

8711 ADAM ROSE and UKAR SOELISTUO 1987 The Potential of Coal in the Development of Oil-Rich LDCs In Global Energy Interactions ed R K Pachauri New Delhi Allied Publishers

8710 FRANK J CALZONJlTI DEREK SPOONER and GREGORY G SAYRE 1987 A Reassessment of Site Suitability Analysis for Power Plant Siting A Maryland Example Applied Geography 7 223-241

879 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN D MERRIFIELD 1987 Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Regional Analysis An Application to an Energy Boomtown and Growth Pole Theory Economic Geography 631 3-19

878 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 Location-Specific Amenities Topography and Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 212 74-85

877 RANK J CALZONEm 1987 Regional Trends in Coal Use for Electricity Generation Implications for the US and UK In Geographic Issues in Mineral Resource Development eds H E Johansen O P Mathew and G Rudzitis Boulder CO Westview Press

876 MARY BETH PUDUP and MICHAEL J WATIS 1987 Growing against the Grain Mechanized Rice Farming in the Sacramento Valley California In Fanning Systems and Change eds S B Brush and B L Turner III New York Guilford Press

875 ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1987 Sources of Change in Energy Use in the US Economy 1972-82 In World Energy Markets Coping with Instability ed J Rowse Calgary Friesen

874 ROBERT WALKER and KATHY REX-LOPATIO 1987 Evaluation of Costs Associated with Regional Environmental Impact in Chesapeake Bay Journal ofEnvironmental Systems 171 15-31

873 MING-JENG HWANG and PATRICK C MANN 1987 Deregulation and Efficiency in the Rail Industry Atlantic Economic Journal 152 47-52

872 JOHN PICKLES 1987 The Numbers Game Legitimising Apartheid Review ofAfrican Political Economy 38April 102-103

871 ROBERTT WALKER 1987 Land Use Transition and Deforestation in Developing Countries Geographical Analysis 191 18-30

8613 SANDOR PETER 1986 The Relevance of Pollution-Related Input-Output Models for Regional Environmental Management in Hungary A Critical Approach Papers of the Regional Science Association 60 125-13 L

8612 JOHN PICKlES 1986 Crazy Dualisms and Conceptual Leakage Or How We Can Continue to Misunderstand Human Geography Ohio Geographers 14Fall 75-84

8611 WALTER C IABYS 1986 An Economic Analysis of the Stability of East -West Mineral Trade Patterns Resources Policy September 223-242

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8610 FRANK J CALZONETTI PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITT 1986 USA Power Plant Location and Fuel Mix Opportunities for Electricity Exporting Regions Energy Policy 146 528-541

869 BRlAN J CUSHING 1986 Accounting for Spatial Relationships in Models of Interstate Population Migration Annals ofRegional Science 202 66-73

868 ANDREW ISSERMAN CAROL TAYLOR SHELBYGERKING and UWE SCHUBERT 1986 Regional Labor Market Analysis In Handbook ofRegional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

867 WALTER C LABYS and TAKASHI TAKAYAMA 1986 Spatial Equilibrium Analysis Mathematical and Programming Model Advances in Spatial Agricultural Energy and Mineral Modeling In Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

866 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Geographic Theory and Educating for Democracy Antipode 182 136-154 865 FRANK J CALZONETTI DAYID L DURHAM and GREGORY A ELMES 1986 Power Plant Flyash Magnetite

Performs Well in Coal Cleaning Power Engineering 90 52-55 864 MARY BETH PUDUP 1986 Beyond the Traditional Mountain Subculture A New Look at Preshy

industrial Appalachia In Impact ofInstitutions on Appalachia eds J Lloyd and A G Campbell Boone NC Appalachian Consortium Press

863 WALTERJ PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1986 Regulator Selection Methods and Electricity Prices Land Economics 621 1-13

862 PAUL BEAUMONT ANDREW ISSERMAN DAYID MCMILLEN DAYID PLANE and PETER ROGERSON 1986 The ECESIS Economic-Demographic Model of the United States In Population Change and the Economy ed A M Isserman Boston Kluwer-Nijhoff Publishing Company

861 JOHN PICKLES 1986 New Maps for Old A Reply to Smith Issues in Education 41 69-73 8521 JOHN PICKLES 1985 The Role of Place and Commonplaces in Democratic Empowerment Issues in

Education 33 232-241 8520 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH WALTER C LAnYs and TOM S wrIT 1985 Resource Commodity Dependency

and State Econometric Modeling Review of Regional Studies 153 36-48 8519 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1985 Dare to Plan An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice

and Education Town Planning Review 564 483-491 8518 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Bioeconomics A Realistic Appraisal of Future Prospect In Global

Economy Today Tomorrow and the Transition ed Howard F Didsbury Jr Bethesda World Future Society

8517 LEE DE COLA 1985 Lognormal Estimates of Macroregional City-Size Distributions 1950-70 Environment and Planning A 1712 1637-1652

8516 ADAM ROSE 1985 Modeling Energy Conservation Programs An Application to Natural Gas Utilities Energy Joumal 64 87-103

8515 WILLIAM H MIEAAYK 1985 Energy Constraints and Economic Development in the Northeast In Economic Prospects for the NOltheast eds Harry W Richardson and Joseph H Turek Philadelphia Temple University Press

8514 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH and WALTER C LABYS 1985 A Commodity-Regional Model of West Virginia Joumal ofRegional Science 253 383-411

8513 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAYID A PLANE PETER A ROGERSON and PAUL M BEAUMONT 1985 Forecasting Interstate Migration with Limited Data A Demographic-Economic Approach Joumalof the American Statistical Association 80390 277-285

8512 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISTOPHER J SMITH 1985 What Drives People to Drink Interpreting the Effect of Urban Living on the Use and Abuse of Alcohol Urban Ecology 92 195-213

8511 FRANK CALZONETTI and ROBERT HANHAM 1985 Changing Energy Prices and State Revenue In Geographical Dimensions ofEnergy eds F J Calzonetti and B D Solomon Dordrecht Holland Reidel Publishing

8510 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C LABYS 1985 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and the Natural Gas Market Energy Economics 7 145shy152

859 WALTERJ PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1985 Voter Power and Electricity Prices Public Choice 473 519-525

858 ROBERT WALKER 1985 A Comment on Linear Control Problems in the Theory of Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 30 309-315

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-857 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1985-86 European Community Energy Policy and Its Significance to American

Coal Exports Journal ofMineral Law and Policy 12 173-219 856 RONALD L LEWIS 1985 Job Control and Race Relations in the Coal Fields 1870-1920 Journal of

Ethnic Studies 124 36-64 855 ROBERTQ HANHAM and CHRISTOPHERJ SMITH 1985 Regional Change and Problem Drinking in the

United States 1970-78 Regional Studies 192 149-162 854 BENJAMIN STEVENS and ADAM ROSE 1985 Regional Input-Output Methods for Tourism Impact

Analysis In Assessing the Economic Impacts ofRecreation and Tourism eds Dennis Propst et al Asheville NC US Forest Service

853 GREGORY A ELMES 1985 Modeling Spatial Interaction of Utility Coal in Pennsylvania Annals of the Association ofAmerican Geographers 752 212-226

852 DANIEL GOLOMB STEPHEN BATIERMAN JAMES GRUHL and WALTER C lABYS 1985 Sensitivity Analysis of the Kinetics of Acid Rain Models Atmospheric Environment 173 645-653

851 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1985 Economic-Demographic Modeling with Endogenously Determined Birth and Migration Rates Theory and Prospects Environment and Planning A 171 25-45

8410 ANDREW M ISSERl1AN and PETER S FISHER 1984 Population Forecasting and Local Economic Planning The Limits on Community Control over Uncertainty Population Research and Policy Review 31 27-50

849 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1984 Energy and Regional Development In Energy Costs Urban Development and Housing eds Anthony Downs and Katharine L Bradbury Washington DC The Brookings Institution

848 GREGORY ELMES 1984 Coal Transportation An Undervalued Aspect of Energy Modeling Transportation Research-A 18-A1 13-23

847 WALTER C lABYS 1984 An Optimal Trade Policy to Counter Latin American Commodity Market Instability In Tenns of Trade and the Optimal Tariff in Latin America ed E Conesa Buenos Aires Institute for Latin American Integration

846 BARRYD SOWMON and KINGSLEYE HAYNES 1984 A Survey and Critique of Multiobjective Power Plant Siting Decision Rules Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 182 71-79

845 DEREKJ SPOONER and FRANKJ CALZONETTI 1984 Geography and the Coal Revival AngloshyAmerican Perspectives Progress in Human Geography 81 1-25

844 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1984 Projection Forecast and Plan On the Future of Population Forecasting Journal of the American Planning Association 502 208-221

843 BRIAN J CUSHING 1984 Capitalization of Interjurisdictional Fiscal Differentials An Alternative Approach Journal of Urban Economics 153 317-326

842 REX HONEY and DAVID SORENSON 1984 Jurisdictional Benefits and Local Costs The Politics of School Closings In Public Service Provision and Urban Development eds Andrew Kirby Paul Knox and Steven Pinch London Croom Helm

841 ADAM ROSE 1984 Technological Change and Input-Output Analysis An Appraisal Socia-Economic Planning Sciences 185 305-318

8315 PATRICK C MANN 1983 Water Pricing Research Needs American Water Works Association loumal 75 24-27

8314 KINGSLEY E HAYNES FRED Y PHILLIPS and BARRY D SOWMON 1983 A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints Economic Geography 591 52-65

8313 GASPERA GAROFAW and MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1983 A Note on the Measurement of Agglomeration Economies with Compensation for Urban Disamenities Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 104 383-387

8312 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1983 Decline of the Metropolitan Economy A New Interpretation Urban Studies 204 495-497

8311 BARRY M RUBIN and BARRY D SOWMON 1983 Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Energy Development Projects Coal Liquefaction in the Illinois Basin Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 171 11-20

8310 R TODD ZDORKOWSKI and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1983 Two Views of the City as a Source of SpaceshyTime Trends in Economic Development and the Decline of Human Fertility Urban Geography 41 54shy62

839 ROBERT Q HANHAM and FRANK J CALZONETTI 1983 Regional and Temporal Trends in Power Plant Unit Siting 1912-1978 Professional Geographer 354 416-426

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838 WALTERC LABYS RAJENDRA K PACHURI and CHARLES L BLITZER 1983 Coal A Development Challenge Natural Resource Forum 7 299-310

837 PATRlCKC MANN and PAUL R LEFRANCOIS 1983 Trends in the Real Price of Water oumalofthe American Water Works Association 75 441-443

836 PATRICK C MANN and WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR 1983 Elected Versus Appointed Commissioners Does It Make a Difference in Utility Prices In Adjusting to Regulatory Pricing and Marketing Realities ed Harry M Trebing East Lansing Institute of Public Utilities Michigan State University

835 DAVID A PLANE and ANDREWM ISSERc1AN 1983 US Interstate Labor Force Migration An Analysis of Trends Net Exchanges and Migration Subsystems Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 175-6 251shy266

834 BRIAN J CUSHING and MAHLON R STRASZHEIM 1983 Agglomeration Economies in the Public and Private Sector Urban Spatial and Fiscal Structure In Perspectives Oil Local Public Finance and Public Policy ed John Quigley Greenwich CT JAI Press

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

832 ADAM ROSE 1983 Modeling the Macroeconomic Impact of Air Pollution Abatement oumalof Regional Science 234 441-459

831 ROBERT WALKER and JANUSZ SZYR1ER 1983 Interregional Total Flow A Concept and Application to a US Input-Output Model Review ofRegional Studies 132 12-21

8217 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN MERRIFIELD 1982 The Use of Control Groups in Evaluating Regional Economic Policy Regional Science and Urban Economics 121 43-58

8216 WILLIAM H MIERYK 1982 The Differential Effects of Rising Energy Prices on Regional Income and Employment In High Energy Costs Assessing the Burden cd Hans H Landsberg Baltimore The Johns Hopkins University Press for Resources for the Future

8215 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Energy Availability and State Economic Development oumal of Energy and Development 72 163-171

8214 ADAM ROSE BEN NAKAYAMA and BRltNDT STEVENS 1982 Modern Energy Region Development and Income Distribution An Input-Output Analysis oumal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 92 149-164

8213 GREGORY A ELMES FRANK J CALZONETII and STUART A FOSTER 1982 Siting Fly Ash-Derived Alumina Recovery Facilities in West Virginia Southeastern Geographer 221 1-19

8212 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Elephants Uranium and the Energy Crisis Tennessee Law Review 494 885-918

8211 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Monitoring Foreign Investment in Energy Resources Problems and Proposals West Virginia Law Review 84 1093-1103

8210 JAMES J FRIEDBERG and EDWARD Z FOX 1982 Coal Export Associations Possible Effects of American and Common Market Antitrust Laws Northern Kentucky Law Review 9 23-43

829 MING-JENG HWANG 1982 Crude Oil Pricing in the World Market Atlantic Economic oumal102 1shy5

828 ADAM ROSE MICHAEL SHEEHAN and DALE HURD 1982 Nonrenewable Resources and the Development of Arid Lands A Planning Approach In Altemative Strategies for Desert Development and Management Elmsford NY Pergamon Press

827 PATRICKC MANN and DONALD L SCHLENGER 1982 Marginal Cost and Seasonal Pricing of Water Service oumal of the American Water Works Association January 6-11

826 MICHAEL S FOGARlY 1982 The Delerminants of Residential Succession with Renewal Effects oumal of Urban Economics 111 1-10

825 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAVID A PLANE and DAVID B MCMILLEN 1982 Internal Migration in the United States An Evaluation of Federal Data Review ofPublic Data Use 114 285-311

824 IRWIN FELLER GREGORY ELMES and JAMES MEYER 1982 Spatial Aspects of the Diffusion of Technological Innovations among American Municipal Governments Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 165 225-238

823 WALTER C LABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

822 WILLIAM H MIERclYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

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821 JOHN PICKLES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

8113 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1981 The 1981 Coal Strike A View from the Outside Labor Law Joumal 8281 564-567

8112 c J SMITH and R Q HANHAM 1981 Proximity and the Formation of Public Attitudes towards Mental Illness Environment and Planning A 132 147-165

8111 R Q ~~HAM and H C~~G 1981 Wage Inflation in a Growth Region The American Sun Belt In Regional Wage Inflation and Unemployment ed R L Martin Great Britain Pion Limited

8110 ADAM ROSE DAVID KOLK MICHAEL BRADY and ROBERT KlEISEL 1981 Energy Development and Urban Employment Creation The Case of the City of Los Angeles Energy 610 1041-1052

819 WALTER c lABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1981 Stability of Appalachian Coal Shipments under Policy Variation Energy Joumal2 111-128

818 FRANKJ CALZONETTI and GREGORY A ELMES 1981 Metal Recovery from Power Plant Ash An Ecological Approach to Coal Utilization GeoJournal Supplementary Issue 3 59-70

817 ADAM ZACHARY ROSE 1981 Utility Lifelines and Economic Activity in the Context of Earthquakes In Social and Economic Impact ofEarthquakes on Utility Lifelines ed J Isenberg New York American Society of Civil Engineers

816 CLIFFORD B HAWLEY and MICHAEL S FOGARlY 1981 Can Agglomeration Economies Explain Why People Are Leaving Large Cities Environment and Planning A 132 225-230

815 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 The Allocation of Funds to Small Cities under the Community Development Block Grant Program An Evaluation Journal of the American Planning Association 471 3-28

814 RONALD L LEWIS 1981 Rev TG Steward and the Education of Blacks in Reconstruction Delaware Delaware History Spring-Summer 156-178

813 CHRISTOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Any Place But Here Mental Health Facilities as Noxious Neighbors Professional Geol11apher 333 326-334

812 CHRISTOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Deinstitutionalization of the Mentally Ill A Time Path Analysis of the American States 1955-1975 Social Science and Medicine 15D 361-378

811 SHELBY D GERKING and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 Bifurcation and the Time Pattern of Impacts in the Economic Base Model Journal ofRegional Science 214 451-467

8019 MICHAEL S FOGARlY and GASPER GAROFAW 1980 Urban Size and the Amenity Structure of Cities Journal of Urban Economics 83 350-361

8018 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 Regional Shifts in Economic Base and Structure in the United States Since 1940 In Alternatives to Confrontation ed Victor L Arnold Lexington MA DC Heath and Company

8017 WILLlAl1 H MIERNYK 1980 An Evaluation The Tools of Regional Development Policy Growth and Change 112 2-6

8016 ADAM ROSE 1980 Geothermal Energy in California Policies to Improve the Economic Impact of Energy Resource Development Growth and Change 111 41-47

8015 FRANKJ CALZONETTI 1980 Bentonite Liners for Power Plant Lagoons Power Engineering March 61-62

8014 FRANK J CALZONEm MARK S ECKERT and EDWARD J MALECKI 1980 Siting Energy Facilities in the USA Policies for the Western States Energy Policy June 138-152

8013 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and FEREIDOON SHAHROKH 1980 Spatial Equilibrium in the US Coal Industry Energy Economics 24 230-236

8012 WALTER C LABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Ouadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Stearn Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

8011 PATRICK C MANN 1980 Equity and Economics in Setting Water Rates for Apartment Complexes Journal of the American Water Works Association 72 74-77

8010 PATRICK C MANN ROBERT J SAUNDERS and JEREMY J WARFORD 1980 A Note on Capital Indivisibility and the Definition of Marginal Cost Water Resources Research 163 602-604

809 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 Coal In Collective Bargaining Contemporary American Experience ed Gerald G Somers Madison WI Industrial Relations Research Association

808 E JAMES HARNER and PAUL B SlATER 1980 Identifying Medical Regions Using Hierarchical Clustering Social Science and Medicine 140 3-10

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RO7 AIDREW M ISSERfA and IARlLY~ BROWN 1lt)80 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science AssGciation 45November 139-158

806 RO~ALD L LEWIS 1980 Rev TG Stewart (sic) and Mixed Schools in Delaware 1882 Delaware History 19 53-58

805 ADAM ROSE 1980 Mandating Local Government Emergency Services Urban Interest 21 65-73 804 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1980 Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy A Theoretical and

Empirical AnaJysis of Alternative rvfcthods Intemational Regional Science Review 52 155-184 803 WALTER C LltBYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In

Commodity Afarkes and Latin American Development A Afodeling Approach tds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 HARRY D SOLOfON KINCSLEY E HAYES and AIDREW J KRMENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

801 ROBERTT WALKER and SLt~gtN~E E BAYLEY 198f An Energetic and Economic Simulation for the Evaluation of Tran5portation PoEcy Computers Environment and Urban )stems 51middot2 83-96

7918 GASPER GAROFALO and MICHAEL S FOGARTY 1979 Urban Income Distribution and the Urban Hierarchy-Equality Hypothesis Review oj Economics and Statistics 613 381-388

79 17 JOHN M GOWDY 1979 Economic Gwvth Models and Regional Steady State Planning Growth and ChanRe 103 37-42

7916 HNG-JENG BWgtSG amI lELVJ L cnFENHtr 1()7( Estimates of Fixed Costs and the Sizes of Market Areas in the United Stalls Emironntc1l1 and Plallllinf A 119 993-1009 HARLEY E JOHANSE and (LE v lL(rlT 197() Population GrOvth and Retail Decline Conflicting Effects of Urban Accessihility ill Amcricm Villages Ruml Sociology 441 24-38 WILLtl H HERYK Fl7() A -ktc (1 Recent ReginnaJ GroY1h Theories oumalofRegional Scicilce 193 303-~m~ V1LUHl H iIERYK 1()9 Resource cnstraints and R-giemal Development Policy Atlulitic Economic lollmal B3 16-23

2 THOIrS C CAlI)BELL 1970 lew C~d TranSp)rt3tion Modes j1echanical Engineering 101 37-43

7911 THO1AS C CAH)BELL MITG-JEIC HWAG and SOOSAN SIIAHROKII 1979 Market Delineation in the Coal Industry Review of Regional Studies 92 6-17

7910 HNG-JENG HWANG 1979 A Model of Spatial Price Discrimination for the Pricing Schedule of Coal IOllmal of Regional Scicnce 192 231-243

799 I)ATRICK C 11 1979 The Dynamics of Traditional Rate Regulation Research in Law and Economics 1 195-212

798 PATRICK C 1ANN 1979 The Vater Industry Economic and Policy Issues In Regulation Competition and Dercgulaaon Lexington VA Vashington and Lee University

797 PATRICK C MAIl and JOHN L MIKESELL 1979 Cost Behavior and Water Systems ~Vater Resources Bulletin 155 1301-1307

796 WILLH1 H MIER-YK 1979 Coal Problems and Prospects in the 19805 ]ollmal of Energy and Delelopmclll 51 1)middot18

795 WALTER P PACE 1(71) Competition and Concentration in Appalachian Coal Production 1960 to 1975 Policy Analysis and Information 31 141-160

794 ROlALD L LEVIS 1979 The Darkest Abode of Man Black Miners in the First Southern Coal Field 1780-1865 Virginia AfafJzine of ilisfOl) and Bioraphy x7 1lt)0-202

793 PACL U SlATER 1979 Biplots of 19Y)middot19rgtl United Slates Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 75()-766

792 PACt B SlATER 197lt) 1lt)65-70 Inters ate MigratioIl in the United States An Ex1ension of the rv1ultiterminall1ethod to MUltiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 0 205-20R

791 PAtL B SLATER and WOLFG-l( SCHARZ 197() Global Trade Patterns Scaling and Clustering Analysis IEEE Transactiolls Oil Svstcms Jfall alld (vbemefics 97 381-387

7811 tUCHAEL S FOGARTY and GASPER CgtROFAJO 1978 An Exploration of the Real Productivity Effects of Cities Review ofRegional Studies 81 65-82

7810 TIIOtgtS C CA1PDELL and lIiG-JEii( HWG~ 1975 Spatial Analysis and the Identification of Coal Markets iOllmal of Enclampl1 and DCIClopmcnf 141 104-125

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789 WALTER P PAGE and AUSI1N H MONTGOMERY JR 1978 Social Costs of the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act Amendments Eastern Economic Journal 43-4 161-166

788 ADAM ROSE STAHRL EDMUNDS and EVERARD LOITING 1978 The Economics of Geothermal Energy Development at the Regional Level Journal ofEnergy and Development 41 126-152

787 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Black Labor in the Eastern Virginia Coal Field 1765-1865 In Other Slaves Mechanics Artisans and Craftsmen eds Ronald L Lewis and James E Newton Boston MA GK Hall

786 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Slave Families at Early Chesapeake Ironworks Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 169-179

785 CATIlERINE A PALOMBA and NElLA PALOMBA 1978 An Analysis of Dropouts from a West Virginia Training Program for Coal Miners Journal of Economics 4 133-136

784 ANDREWM ISSERMAN and KAREN L MAJORS 1978 General Revenue Sharing Federal Incentives to Change Local Government Journal of the American Institute of Planners 443 317-327

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environmeni and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

7722 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 Race and the United Mine Workers Union in Tennessee Selected Letters of William R Riley 1892-1895 Tennessee Historical Quarterly 36 524-536

7721 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1977 Predicting Neighborhood Decline within a Large Central City An Application of Discriminant Analysis Environment and Planning A 95 579-584

7720 FRANK GIARRATANI and CHARLES F SOCHER 1977 The Pattern of Industrial Location and Rising Energy Prices Atlantic Economic Journal 51 48-55

7719 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 The Changing Structure of the Southern Economy In Economics of Southern Growth eds E Blaine Liner and Lawrence K Lynch Research Triangle Park NC The Southern Growth Policies Board

7718 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 EDA and the Objectives of Regional Development Policy Explorations in Economic Research 43 390-408

7717 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Rising Energy Prices and Regional Economic Development Growth and Change 83 2-7

7716 TIlOMAS C CAMPBELL 1977 Eminent Domain Its Origin Meaning and Relevance to Coal Slurry Pipelines Transportation Journal 171 5-21

7715 TIlOMAS C CAMPBELL and SIDNIY KATELL 1977 Railroad Volume Freight Rates Evolution and Analysis ICC Practitioners Journal January-February 146-161

7714 ANDREWMISSERfAN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic Geography 531 45-54

7713 PATRICK C MANN 1977 The Interlocking of Municipalities and Publicly Owned Utilities In Local Service Pricing Policies and Their Effect on Urban Spatial Strncture ed Paul B Downing New York Columbia University Press

7712 PATRICK C MANN 1977 Water Rates An Evaluation of Options Journal of the American Water Works Association 692 84-88

7711 PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITT 1977 The Impact on Electricity Rate Structures from Increasing Energy Costs Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 566-571

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations Journal ofRegional Science 1713 327-344

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Journal ofEnvironmental Systems 72 131-147

778 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Virginia Iron Industry The AnteshyBellum Era West Virginia History 38 141-156

777 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Jobs and Income Issue Papers of the Appalachian Conference on Balanced Growth and Economic Development Charleston WV October 41-57

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188

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775 CRAIG K ELWELL and NEIL A PALOMBA 1977 Economic Benefit-Cost Evaluation of West Virginia Vocational Rehabilitation Lessons for the Vocational Rehabilitation System Journal of Economics 3 201-204

774 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 433 247-259

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic 1mpacts Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

771 PAUL B SlATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291

7625 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Kalymnos The Island of the Sponge Fishermen Annals of the New York Academy ofSciences 268 ~9-307

7624 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Sponge Markets of Kalymnos Anthropologica 181 81-96 7623 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Decline of the Northern Perimeter Society 1324-26 7622 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Regional Economic Consequences of High Energy Prices in the United

States Journal of Energy and Development 12 213-239 7621 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Some Regional 1mpacts of the Rising Cost of Energy Papers of the

Regional Science Association 37 213-227 7620 GREGORY J L VI 1976 Towards the Application of Dynamic Growth Theory to Regions

Generalizations and Comments Joumal ofRegional Science 161 117-124 7619 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1976 The Coal Slurry Pipeline Its Contribution in Meeting the Nations

Energy Requirements Joumal of Economics 2 196-200 7618 WALTER C lABYS 1976 Foreign Investment in the US Minerals Industry The Case of West Virginia

Coal InA Study ofAlien Investment in United States Lands ed E Wunderlick Washington DC US Department of Agriculture

7617 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1976 Ownership and Water System Operation Water Resources Bulletin 125 995-1004

7616 JOHN L MIKESELL and PATRICK C MANN 1976 Pricing by Rural Electric Cooperatives Land Economics 521 96-102

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment and Planning A 84 477-478

7614 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The American Dream and the Rationalization of Slavery Crisis 83 253-254 7613 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Chesapeake Iron Industry The

Colonial Era Labor History 17 388-405 7612 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybernetics April 321-324 7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972

Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132 7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon

Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56 769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of

Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12 768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish

Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878 767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social

Science Research 51 173-224 766 ANDREW M ISSERJ1AN 1976 Interjurisdictional Spillovers Political Fragmentation and the Level of

Local Public Services A Re-Examination Urban Studies 131 1-12 765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data

Human Organization 353 269-286 764 FRANK GIARRATANI 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues

Environment and Planning A 84 447-454 763 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input -Output Analysis

International Regional Science Review 12 47-55

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762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Relevance of Regional Science Review of Regional Studies 61 1-9

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7516 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and H OIITA 1975 Observations on the Shape and Relevance of the Spatial Demand Function Econometrica 434 669-682

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

7514 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Northeast Isnt What It Used to Be In Balanced Growth for the Northeast Proceedings of a Conference of Legislative Leaders on the Future of the Northeast New York State Senate

7513 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 Regional Employment Impacts of Rising Energy Prices Labor Law Journal 268 518-523

7512 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Status of Slurry Pipeline Transportation of Bituminous Coal The Intersociety Conference on Transportation Atlanta GA

7511 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Transporting Western Coal Unit Trains or Slurry Pipeline Logistics and Transportation Review 112 147-152

7510 ADAM ROSE 1975 The Cost of Stack Gas Cleaning in New York State Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association 2510 1005-1008

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics March 278-283

758 NEIL A PALOMBA CATHERINE A PAWMBA and TOM S WITT 1975 Some Economic Factors Affecting Safety in Underground Bituminous Coal Mines Comment Southern Economic Journal 422 13-23

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANKGIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Journal of Regional Science 153 371-373

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian Journal of Politics 9153-162

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7422 JOHN P BlAIR and WALTER CHATFIELD 1974 Pareto Optimal Growth Public Choice 21 93-97 7421 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1974 Transportation in Developing Countries Special Reference to Kenya

Traffic Quarterly 281 139-153 7420 G RICHARD DREESE 1974 Banks and Regional Economic Development Southern Economic Journal

404 647-656 7419 JOHN GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OIITA 1974 Price Discrimination over Space

Theory Assumption and a Case Example Annals ofRegional Science 83 70-81 7418 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHIOIITA 1974 Price Discrimination by

Regulated Motor Carriers Comment American Economic Review 644 780-784 7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal

of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363 7416 PATRICK C MANN 1974 User Power and Electricity Rates Journal of Law and Economics 17~2 433shy

443 7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human

Organization 333 261-275 7414 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in

Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

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7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley loumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

7412 RONALD L LEWIS 1974 Slavery on Chesapeake Iron Plantations before the American Revolution loumal of Negro History 59 242-254

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American loumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

748 NEIL A PALOMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation Modeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUfHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 W F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data 10llmal of Regional Science 143 377-388

7312 JOHN P BlAIR 1973 A Review of the Filtering-Down Theory Urban Affairs Quarterly 83 303-316 7311 THO1AS C CAMPBELL 1973 Should Regulatory Commissions be Abolished Modified or Retained

Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-7 7310 PATRICK c l1ANN 1973 The Political Influence of Residential Consumers on Water Rates Water

Resources Bulletin 95 976-984 Comment and Reply 106 1308-1310 739 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly

922 1-3 738 JOHN L MIKESELL and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1973 Rates of Return in Public and Private Enterprise

Electric Utilities in the United States Mississippi Valley loumal of Business alld Economics 91 41-54 737 ROBERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West

Virginia West Virginia Medical loumaI698 1-4 736 RICHARD RAYMOND 1973 The Interregional Brain Drain and Public Education Growth and Change

43 28-34 735 JOHN PALMER and NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 Skill Differentials and Their Determinants American

Economist 172 130-136 734 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing

Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health cds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas

733 NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law loumal 2411 733-738

732 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics cds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

724 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation IOllmaI121 15-22

723 G RICHARD DREESE and HAROLD L BRYANT 1972 Costs and Effects of a Water Program for a Small Stripping Company--Southeastern Ohio Water Resources Bulletin 82 320-327

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722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 122 77-89

721 RICHARD RAYMOND 1972 Determinants of Non-White Migration during the 1950s American Journal ofEconomics and Sociology 311 9-20

717 ROBERT D BRITT 1971 The Appalachian Regional Development Program Growth and Change 23 3-13

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORMAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

713 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1971 Local Labor Market Effects of New Plant Locations In Essays in Regional Economics yds John F Kain and John R Meyer Cambridge Harvard University Press

712 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Local Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 711 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of

Economics and Business 111 23-29 709 WILLIAM G DEWALD and G RICHARD DREESE 1970 Bank Behavior with Respect to Deposit

Variability Journal ofFinance 254 400-470 708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and

Economics 62 45-56 707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of

Economics and Business 104 37-49 706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of

the American Water Works Association 629 534-537 705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land

Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319 704 RICHARD RAYMOND 1970 Regional Differences in Racial Discrimination in Education and

Employment Western Economic Journal 82 190-208 703 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem

National Tax Journal 232 206-213 702 WILLIAM H MIERWK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and

Change 12 27-32 701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables

Demography 71 87-91 6911 CARL W HALE 1969 The Optimality of Local Subsidies in Regional Development Programs

Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 93 35-50 6910 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 British Regional Development Policy Journal ofEconomic Issues 33 33shy

42 699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly

Review ofEconomics and Business 92 5-20 698 woo SIK KEE 1969 The Cause of Urban Poverty Journal ofHuman Resources 81 93-99 697 DONALD E PURSELL 1969 The Impact of the South African Wage Board on SkilledUnskilled Wage

Differentials Eastern Africa Economic Review 11 73-81 696 RICHARD D RAYMOND 1969 Changes in the Relative Economic Status of Nonwhites 1950-60

Western Economic Journal 71 57-70 695 RICHARD RAYMOND 1969 Mobility and Economic Progress of Negro Americans During the 1940s

American Journal ofEconomics and Sociology 284 337-350 694 ANTIIONYP THIRLWALL 1969 Types of Unemployment With Special Reference to Non Demandshy

Deficient Unemployment in Great Britain Scottish Journal ofPolitical Economy 16 19-49 693 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An

Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality

Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

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691 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications of Input-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

6810 ROYW BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1968 The Role of State and Local Government in the Economic Development of Appalachia Land Economics 441 50-58

689 CARL W HALE 1968 Local Subsidies Regional Development or Regional Rivalry American Industrial Development Council Journal 34 33-53

688 GILBERT L RUTMAN 1968 The Transkei An Experiment in Economic Separation South African Journal ofEconomics 361 24-31

687 DONALD E PURSELL 1968 Bantu Real Wages and Employment Opportunities in South Africa South African Journal ofEconomics 3611 87-103

686 ROY W BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208

685 woo SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax Journal 212 183-189

684 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

674 GERALD ALBAUM and GILBERT L RUTMAN 1967 The Cooperative-Based Marketing System in Tanganyika Journal ofMarketing 31 54-58

673 CARL W HALE 1967 The Mechanism of the Spread Effect in Regional Development Land Economics 434 45-52

672 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Appalachian Development The Long-Run View Poverty and Human Resources Abstracts 23 36-43

671 WILLIAM H MIE~YK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commercial 148 741-753

662 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1966 Experience under the British Local Employment Acts of 1960 and 1963 Industrial and Labor Relations Review 201 30-49

661 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

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1990 Working Papers

Several 1990 working papers are not listed in this section because they have been published and are available as reprints

9028 TERANCE REPHANN 1990 Highways and Regional Economic Development Review of the Theory and Models

9027 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 Automated Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis The QE2 Method and its Application

9026 SHUICHI HASHIYA 1990 Technological Assistance to Small and Medium Sized Manufacturers in Japan Case Studies of Five Regional Industrial Technology Centers

9025 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Questionable Economic Evaluation When Lives are at Stake 9024 CHRISTOPHER CORNWELL and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Estimation of the Economic Model of

Crime Using Panel Data 9023 DAVID J SORENSON 1990 A Spatial Model of Asset Allocation 9022 WALTER C LABYS and JEFF CROMWELL 1990 Relations between Resource Cycles National Cycles

and Regional Economic Instability A Vector Autoregressive Approach 9021 BRIAN J CUSHING 1990 The Effect of Race Relations on the Migration of Blacks in the US 9020 CARlA DICKSfEIN 1990 Socializing Entrepreneurship in Worker Cooperatives The Experience of

Cooperative Development Agencies in Britain and Quebec 9019 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Japans Kohsetsushi Program of Regional Public Examination and Technology

Centers for Upgrading Small and Mid-Size Manufacturing Firms 9018 JOHN PICKLES 1990 Restructuring in Comparative Perspective A Conceptual Framework for

Comparative Research between Eastern and Central Europe and the United States 9016 PHILIP SHAPIRA with JOAN GUITA 1990 Managing Research and Development American and

Japanese Chemicals and Electronics Corporate RampD Compared 9015 KENNETH C MARTIS ZOLTAN KOVACS DEZSO KOVACS and SANDOR PETER 1990 The Geography of

the 1990 Hungarian Parliamentary Elections 9014 SALLY MAGGARD 1990 Schooling Work Experience and Gender The Social Reproduction of Poverty

in Mining Regions 9013 BOlAN KOULOV 1990 Tendencies in the Administrative-Territorial Development of Bulgaria 9012 RACHEL B TOMPKINS 1990 Economic Restructuring and the Changing Regional Development Role

of American Universities 9011 HIROE YAMAZAKI 1990 Japans Regional Development through Third Sector Projects The Cases of

Kitakyushu and Om uta 9010 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 American Economic Development and the States An Overview of Policy

Objectives and Strategies 9009 ANDREW ISSERMAN and JOHN KORT 1990 Regional Economic Consequences of US Immigration

Policy 9008 BOlAN KOUWV 1990 Regional Management Systems The Case of Bulgaria 9007 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Modernization in the Mountains The Diffusion of

Industrial Technology in West Virginia Manufacturing 9006 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1990 Research Designs for Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis in

Regional Science 9005 TERANCE J REPHANN 1990 The Geography of American Ideological Activity Location Patterns of

Political Extremist Organizations and Periodicals in the United States during the 198Os 9004 KRASSIMIRA PASKALEVA 1990 Theoretical and Methodological Issues in Bulgarian Regional Policy 9003 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 The National Science Foundations Engineering Research Centers Changing

the Culture of US Engineering 9001 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Survey of Technology Use in West Virginia

Manufacturing Preliminary Report

34 Working Papers

Author Index

Numbers such as 9018 refer to reprints listed in reverse chronological order beginning on page 20 the first two digits are the publication year Numbers such as WP9028 refer to 1990 working papers listed on page 34

A ABLER RONALD F

ALBAUM GERALD

B BAHL ROYW

BATEY PETER W J

BATTERMAN STEPHEN

BAYLEY SUZANNE E

BEAUMONT PAUL M

BERNARDHRUSSELL

BLAIR JOHN P

BLITZER CHARLES L

BRADY MICHAEL

BRITI ROBERT D

BROWN MARILYN

BRYANT HAROLD L

C CALZONETfI FRANK

CAMPBELL THOMAS C

CHANG H

CHATFIELD WALTER

CHEN C Y

CORNWELL CHRISTOPHER

CROMWELL JEFF

CUSHING BRIAN J

907middot 674

6936810686 661 906 852 801 779 905894888 87178628513 7625 7624 767 765 7415 7414 749 7422 7312 838 8110 717 807 723

9028710877 86108658511 8458398213 81880158014 BO13 7912 7911 7810 7716 7715 7619 7512 7511 7421 7311 724 8111 7422 8810875 VfP9024 VfP9022 VfP9021 893 8718 878869843834

D DAVIS ROBERT

DECOLA LEE

DEWALD WILLIAM G

DICKSTEIN CARLA

DREESEGRICHARD

DURHAM DAVID L

E ECKERT MARK S

EDMUNDS STAHRL

ELMES GREGORY

ELWELL CRAIG K

F FELLER IRWIN

FISHER PETER S

FOGARlY MICHAEL S

FOOT DAVID K

FOSTER STUART A

FOX DOROTHY H

FOX EDWARD Z

FOX RICHARD T

FRIEDBERG JAMES J

FUGITI GLENN V

G GAROFAW GASPER

GEIGER MELISSA

GERKING SHELBY

GIARRATANI FRANK

GOWMB DANIEL

GOSSLING W F

737 8517 709 VfP90208915887 7420 709 723 865

8014 788 865853848 8213824818 775

824 8410 83138312826 81680197918 7811 7721 8919 8213 7410 8210 7410 90168578212 82118210 7915

831380197918 7811 WP9007 WP9001 8713868811 7720764 756 755 747 746 745 852 744

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GOWDY JOHN M 7917 L GREENHUf JOHN 7419 IABYS WALTER C WP9022 9098917 GREENHUf MELVIN L 7916 7516 7418 891689118910 GREENSTREET DAVID 8914 8988611867 GRUHL JAMES 852 852085148510 GUITAJOAN WP9016 852847838823

8198012803 7618 754 H

LEFRANCOIS PAUL R 837HALE CARL W 6911689673

LENTZ PEGGY A 7515HANHAM ROBERT Q 85128511855

LESOURD JEAN-BAPTISTE 891783108398112 LEWIN JEFF L 90158111813812 LEWIS RONALD L 897891856814

HANNAN MICHAEL J 892883 806 794 787 786 HARNER E JAMES 808 7722 7787614 HAWLEY CLIFFORD B 816 7613 7412 HASHIYA SHUICHI wP9026

WFI1NG EVERARD 788HAYNES KlNGSLEYE 8468314802

WRD MONTAGUE J 909HONEY REX 842 HURD DALE 828 HWANG MING-JENG 8738298013 M

7916 7911 7910 MAGGARD SALLY WARD WP90149014 7810 7516 7419 MAJORS KAREN L 784 7418 MALECKI EDWARD J 8014

MANN PATRICK C 8738610863 I 8598315837 ISSERMAN ANDREWM WP9027 WP9010 8368278011

wP9009 WP9OO6 907 8010 799 798 89188948717 79777137712 8713879868 771176177616 86285198513 7416 7310 722 8518410844 716 708 707 706 8358217825 705683 815811807804 MARTIS KENNETH C WP9015884 784 7714 774 MAZEY MARY ELLEN 737 773772 766 757 MCMILLEN DAVID B 862825

MERRIFIELD JOHN 89188720879J 8217 JOHANSENHARLEYE 7915 7515 MEYER JAMES 824

MIERNYK WILLIAM 90178968715 85188515849K 82168215822

KATELL SIDNEY 7715 811380188017KEE WOO SIK 698685684 809 7914 7913 KlLLWORTH PETER 767 765 7414 79677197718

749 7717 777 7623 KNEISEL ROBERT 8110 7622 7621 763 KOLK DAVID 8110 762 7514 7513 KORT JOHN wP9009 753 734 732 KOUWV BOlAN WP9013 WP9008 731 713 702 KOVACSDEZSO WP9015 6910692691KOVACS ZOLTAN WP9015 681 672 671 KRASHINSKY MICHAEL 8721 662KRMENEC ANDREW J 802

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MIKESELL JOHN L

MILNE WILLIAM J

MONTGOMERY AUSTIN H JR

N NAKAYAMA BEN

0 OHTA HIROSHI

P PACHURI RAJENDRA K

PAGE WALTER P

PALMER JOHN

PALOMBA CATHERI~E A

PALOMBA NEIL A

PASKALEVAKRASSIMlRA

PETER SANDOR

PHILLIPS FRED Y

PICKLES JOHN

PlANE DAVID A

PRIMEAUX WALTER J JR

PUDUP MARY BETH

PURSELL DONALD E

R RASMUSSEN BARBARA

RAYMOND RICHARD

REPHANNTERANCE

REX-LOPATIO KATHY

ROGERSON PETER A

797 7617 7616 739 738 716 715 712 711 703 89198721 789

8214

751~ 7419 7418

838 795 789 735 785 758 7413 785 775 758 7413 748 735 733 wr9004 wr9015 8716 87128613 8314 wr9018 908 8913 8812889885 8828728612 866 861 8521 833821 8628513835 825 863859836 90139012895 8868719876 864 701697687

901 736 721 704 696695682 wr9028 wr9005 874 8628513

ROSE ADAM

RUBIN BARRY M

RUfMAN GILBERT L

S SAUNDERS ROBERT J

SAYRE GREG

SCHLENGER DONALD L

SCHUBERT UWE

SCHWARZ WOLFGANG

SEIFRIED EDMOND J

SHAHROKH FEREIDOON

SHAHROKH SOOSAN

SHAPlRA PHILIP

SHEEHAN MICHAEL

SHELLHAMMER KENNETH L

SlATER PAUL B

SMITH CHRISTOPHER J

SOCHER CHARLES F

SOELISTIJO UKAR

SOLOMON BARRY D

SORENSON DAVID

SPOONER DEREK

STEVENS BENJAMIN

STEVENS BRANDT

STRASZHEIM MAHLON R

SWENSON NORMAN P

SZYRMER JANUSZ

9068968810 888 883 881 87118758516 854841832 8214 828 8110 8178016805 78877107615 7510 743 8311 688674

80106996810 661 89158710 827 8713868 791 738 722 852085148013 7911 WP9019 WP9016 wP9007 WP9003 wP9001 9018 9010904903 8912 828 693 808 793 792 791 783 782 781 776 771 7612 7611 7610 769 768 761 759 752 751 7417 7411 742 741 85128558112 813812 7720 8711 84683148311 SO2 WP9023 842 8710845 854 8818214 834 714 831

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T TAKAYAMA TAKASHI

TAYLOR CAROL

TEITZ MICHAEL B

THIRLWALL ANTHONYP

THOMPSON LUTHER C

TOMPKINS RACHEL B

TORRIES THOMAS F

TRUMBULL WILLIAM N

W WADDELL LORNA M

WALKER ROBEIIT

WARFORD JEREMY J

WATTS MICHAELJ

WINCHESTER HIlARY P M

WITT TOM S

WOODSJEFF

Y YAMAZAKI HIROE

YANG CHIN-WEI

VI GREGORY J L

Z ZDORKOWSKI R TODD

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898 9028928714 874871858 831801779 8010 876 781 861085207711 758 9088913889

wP9011 89108510819 8012 7620

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881 ADAM ROSE and BRANDT STEVENS 1988 Distributional Impacts of Oil and Gas Tax Reforms Energy Economics 103 235-241

8721 MICHAEL KRASHINSKY and WILLIAM J MILNE 1987 Housing Prices in Metropolitan Toronto Regional Science and Urban Economics 172 289-305

8720 JOHN MERRIFIELD 1987 A Neoclassical Anatomy of the Economic Base Multiplier Journal of Regional Science 272 283-294

8719 MARY BETH PUDUP 1987 From Farm to Factory Structuring and Location of the US Farm Machinery Industry Economic Geography 633 203-222

8718 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 A Note on Specification of Climate Variables in Models of Population Migration Journal of Regional Science 274 641-649

8717 PAUL M BFAUMONT and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1987 Comment Judgment in Population Forecasting Journal of the American Statistical Association 82400 1004-1009

8716 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reform and Paternalism in China Some Theoretical Concerns International Regional Science Review 111 59-73

8715 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1987 Fossil Fuels and Regional Economic Development In Energy and the Southwest Economy Dallas Federal Reserve Bank

8714 ROBERT WALKER 1987 Regional Development and Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 37 303-316

8713 UWE SCHUBERT SHELBY GERKING ANDREW ISSERMAN and CAROL TAYLOR 1987 Regional Labour Market Modelling A State of the Art Review In Regional Labour Markets eds M M Fischer and P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

8712 SANDOR PETER 1987 Reforms and Politics Studies in Comparative International Developments 4 76shy82

8711 ADAM ROSE and UKAR SOELISTUO 1987 The Potential of Coal in the Development of Oil-Rich LDCs In Global Energy Interactions ed R K Pachauri New Delhi Allied Publishers

8710 FRANK J CALZONJlTI DEREK SPOONER and GREGORY G SAYRE 1987 A Reassessment of Site Suitability Analysis for Power Plant Siting A Maryland Example Applied Geography 7 223-241

879 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN D MERRIFIELD 1987 Quasi-Experimental Control Group Methods for Regional Analysis An Application to an Energy Boomtown and Growth Pole Theory Economic Geography 631 3-19

878 BRIAN J CUSHING 1987 Location-Specific Amenities Topography and Population Migration Annals of Regional Science 212 74-85

877 RANK J CALZONEm 1987 Regional Trends in Coal Use for Electricity Generation Implications for the US and UK In Geographic Issues in Mineral Resource Development eds H E Johansen O P Mathew and G Rudzitis Boulder CO Westview Press

876 MARY BETH PUDUP and MICHAEL J WATIS 1987 Growing against the Grain Mechanized Rice Farming in the Sacramento Valley California In Fanning Systems and Change eds S B Brush and B L Turner III New York Guilford Press

875 ADAM ROSE and C Y CHEN 1987 Sources of Change in Energy Use in the US Economy 1972-82 In World Energy Markets Coping with Instability ed J Rowse Calgary Friesen

874 ROBERT WALKER and KATHY REX-LOPATIO 1987 Evaluation of Costs Associated with Regional Environmental Impact in Chesapeake Bay Journal ofEnvironmental Systems 171 15-31

873 MING-JENG HWANG and PATRICK C MANN 1987 Deregulation and Efficiency in the Rail Industry Atlantic Economic Journal 152 47-52

872 JOHN PICKLES 1987 The Numbers Game Legitimising Apartheid Review ofAfrican Political Economy 38April 102-103

871 ROBERTT WALKER 1987 Land Use Transition and Deforestation in Developing Countries Geographical Analysis 191 18-30

8613 SANDOR PETER 1986 The Relevance of Pollution-Related Input-Output Models for Regional Environmental Management in Hungary A Critical Approach Papers of the Regional Science Association 60 125-13 L

8612 JOHN PICKlES 1986 Crazy Dualisms and Conceptual Leakage Or How We Can Continue to Misunderstand Human Geography Ohio Geographers 14Fall 75-84

8611 WALTER C IABYS 1986 An Economic Analysis of the Stability of East -West Mineral Trade Patterns Resources Policy September 223-242

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8610 FRANK J CALZONETTI PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITT 1986 USA Power Plant Location and Fuel Mix Opportunities for Electricity Exporting Regions Energy Policy 146 528-541

869 BRlAN J CUSHING 1986 Accounting for Spatial Relationships in Models of Interstate Population Migration Annals ofRegional Science 202 66-73

868 ANDREW ISSERMAN CAROL TAYLOR SHELBYGERKING and UWE SCHUBERT 1986 Regional Labor Market Analysis In Handbook ofRegional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

867 WALTER C LABYS and TAKASHI TAKAYAMA 1986 Spatial Equilibrium Analysis Mathematical and Programming Model Advances in Spatial Agricultural Energy and Mineral Modeling In Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

866 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Geographic Theory and Educating for Democracy Antipode 182 136-154 865 FRANK J CALZONETTI DAYID L DURHAM and GREGORY A ELMES 1986 Power Plant Flyash Magnetite

Performs Well in Coal Cleaning Power Engineering 90 52-55 864 MARY BETH PUDUP 1986 Beyond the Traditional Mountain Subculture A New Look at Preshy

industrial Appalachia In Impact ofInstitutions on Appalachia eds J Lloyd and A G Campbell Boone NC Appalachian Consortium Press

863 WALTERJ PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1986 Regulator Selection Methods and Electricity Prices Land Economics 621 1-13

862 PAUL BEAUMONT ANDREW ISSERMAN DAYID MCMILLEN DAYID PLANE and PETER ROGERSON 1986 The ECESIS Economic-Demographic Model of the United States In Population Change and the Economy ed A M Isserman Boston Kluwer-Nijhoff Publishing Company

861 JOHN PICKLES 1986 New Maps for Old A Reply to Smith Issues in Education 41 69-73 8521 JOHN PICKLES 1985 The Role of Place and Commonplaces in Democratic Empowerment Issues in

Education 33 232-241 8520 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH WALTER C LAnYs and TOM S wrIT 1985 Resource Commodity Dependency

and State Econometric Modeling Review of Regional Studies 153 36-48 8519 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1985 Dare to Plan An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice

and Education Town Planning Review 564 483-491 8518 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Bioeconomics A Realistic Appraisal of Future Prospect In Global

Economy Today Tomorrow and the Transition ed Howard F Didsbury Jr Bethesda World Future Society

8517 LEE DE COLA 1985 Lognormal Estimates of Macroregional City-Size Distributions 1950-70 Environment and Planning A 1712 1637-1652

8516 ADAM ROSE 1985 Modeling Energy Conservation Programs An Application to Natural Gas Utilities Energy Joumal 64 87-103

8515 WILLIAM H MIEAAYK 1985 Energy Constraints and Economic Development in the Northeast In Economic Prospects for the NOltheast eds Harry W Richardson and Joseph H Turek Philadelphia Temple University Press

8514 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH and WALTER C LABYS 1985 A Commodity-Regional Model of West Virginia Joumal ofRegional Science 253 383-411

8513 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAYID A PLANE PETER A ROGERSON and PAUL M BEAUMONT 1985 Forecasting Interstate Migration with Limited Data A Demographic-Economic Approach Joumalof the American Statistical Association 80390 277-285

8512 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISTOPHER J SMITH 1985 What Drives People to Drink Interpreting the Effect of Urban Living on the Use and Abuse of Alcohol Urban Ecology 92 195-213

8511 FRANK CALZONETTI and ROBERT HANHAM 1985 Changing Energy Prices and State Revenue In Geographical Dimensions ofEnergy eds F J Calzonetti and B D Solomon Dordrecht Holland Reidel Publishing

8510 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C LABYS 1985 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and the Natural Gas Market Energy Economics 7 145shy152

859 WALTERJ PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1985 Voter Power and Electricity Prices Public Choice 473 519-525

858 ROBERT WALKER 1985 A Comment on Linear Control Problems in the Theory of Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 30 309-315

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-857 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1985-86 European Community Energy Policy and Its Significance to American

Coal Exports Journal ofMineral Law and Policy 12 173-219 856 RONALD L LEWIS 1985 Job Control and Race Relations in the Coal Fields 1870-1920 Journal of

Ethnic Studies 124 36-64 855 ROBERTQ HANHAM and CHRISTOPHERJ SMITH 1985 Regional Change and Problem Drinking in the

United States 1970-78 Regional Studies 192 149-162 854 BENJAMIN STEVENS and ADAM ROSE 1985 Regional Input-Output Methods for Tourism Impact

Analysis In Assessing the Economic Impacts ofRecreation and Tourism eds Dennis Propst et al Asheville NC US Forest Service

853 GREGORY A ELMES 1985 Modeling Spatial Interaction of Utility Coal in Pennsylvania Annals of the Association ofAmerican Geographers 752 212-226

852 DANIEL GOLOMB STEPHEN BATIERMAN JAMES GRUHL and WALTER C lABYS 1985 Sensitivity Analysis of the Kinetics of Acid Rain Models Atmospheric Environment 173 645-653

851 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1985 Economic-Demographic Modeling with Endogenously Determined Birth and Migration Rates Theory and Prospects Environment and Planning A 171 25-45

8410 ANDREW M ISSERl1AN and PETER S FISHER 1984 Population Forecasting and Local Economic Planning The Limits on Community Control over Uncertainty Population Research and Policy Review 31 27-50

849 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1984 Energy and Regional Development In Energy Costs Urban Development and Housing eds Anthony Downs and Katharine L Bradbury Washington DC The Brookings Institution

848 GREGORY ELMES 1984 Coal Transportation An Undervalued Aspect of Energy Modeling Transportation Research-A 18-A1 13-23

847 WALTER C lABYS 1984 An Optimal Trade Policy to Counter Latin American Commodity Market Instability In Tenns of Trade and the Optimal Tariff in Latin America ed E Conesa Buenos Aires Institute for Latin American Integration

846 BARRYD SOWMON and KINGSLEYE HAYNES 1984 A Survey and Critique of Multiobjective Power Plant Siting Decision Rules Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 182 71-79

845 DEREKJ SPOONER and FRANKJ CALZONETTI 1984 Geography and the Coal Revival AngloshyAmerican Perspectives Progress in Human Geography 81 1-25

844 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1984 Projection Forecast and Plan On the Future of Population Forecasting Journal of the American Planning Association 502 208-221

843 BRIAN J CUSHING 1984 Capitalization of Interjurisdictional Fiscal Differentials An Alternative Approach Journal of Urban Economics 153 317-326

842 REX HONEY and DAVID SORENSON 1984 Jurisdictional Benefits and Local Costs The Politics of School Closings In Public Service Provision and Urban Development eds Andrew Kirby Paul Knox and Steven Pinch London Croom Helm

841 ADAM ROSE 1984 Technological Change and Input-Output Analysis An Appraisal Socia-Economic Planning Sciences 185 305-318

8315 PATRICK C MANN 1983 Water Pricing Research Needs American Water Works Association loumal 75 24-27

8314 KINGSLEY E HAYNES FRED Y PHILLIPS and BARRY D SOWMON 1983 A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints Economic Geography 591 52-65

8313 GASPERA GAROFAW and MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1983 A Note on the Measurement of Agglomeration Economies with Compensation for Urban Disamenities Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 104 383-387

8312 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1983 Decline of the Metropolitan Economy A New Interpretation Urban Studies 204 495-497

8311 BARRY M RUBIN and BARRY D SOWMON 1983 Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Energy Development Projects Coal Liquefaction in the Illinois Basin Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 171 11-20

8310 R TODD ZDORKOWSKI and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1983 Two Views of the City as a Source of SpaceshyTime Trends in Economic Development and the Decline of Human Fertility Urban Geography 41 54shy62

839 ROBERT Q HANHAM and FRANK J CALZONETTI 1983 Regional and Temporal Trends in Power Plant Unit Siting 1912-1978 Professional Geographer 354 416-426

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838 WALTERC LABYS RAJENDRA K PACHURI and CHARLES L BLITZER 1983 Coal A Development Challenge Natural Resource Forum 7 299-310

837 PATRlCKC MANN and PAUL R LEFRANCOIS 1983 Trends in the Real Price of Water oumalofthe American Water Works Association 75 441-443

836 PATRICK C MANN and WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR 1983 Elected Versus Appointed Commissioners Does It Make a Difference in Utility Prices In Adjusting to Regulatory Pricing and Marketing Realities ed Harry M Trebing East Lansing Institute of Public Utilities Michigan State University

835 DAVID A PLANE and ANDREWM ISSERc1AN 1983 US Interstate Labor Force Migration An Analysis of Trends Net Exchanges and Migration Subsystems Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 175-6 251shy266

834 BRIAN J CUSHING and MAHLON R STRASZHEIM 1983 Agglomeration Economies in the Public and Private Sector Urban Spatial and Fiscal Structure In Perspectives Oil Local Public Finance and Public Policy ed John Quigley Greenwich CT JAI Press

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

832 ADAM ROSE 1983 Modeling the Macroeconomic Impact of Air Pollution Abatement oumalof Regional Science 234 441-459

831 ROBERT WALKER and JANUSZ SZYR1ER 1983 Interregional Total Flow A Concept and Application to a US Input-Output Model Review ofRegional Studies 132 12-21

8217 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN MERRIFIELD 1982 The Use of Control Groups in Evaluating Regional Economic Policy Regional Science and Urban Economics 121 43-58

8216 WILLIAM H MIERYK 1982 The Differential Effects of Rising Energy Prices on Regional Income and Employment In High Energy Costs Assessing the Burden cd Hans H Landsberg Baltimore The Johns Hopkins University Press for Resources for the Future

8215 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Energy Availability and State Economic Development oumal of Energy and Development 72 163-171

8214 ADAM ROSE BEN NAKAYAMA and BRltNDT STEVENS 1982 Modern Energy Region Development and Income Distribution An Input-Output Analysis oumal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 92 149-164

8213 GREGORY A ELMES FRANK J CALZONETII and STUART A FOSTER 1982 Siting Fly Ash-Derived Alumina Recovery Facilities in West Virginia Southeastern Geographer 221 1-19

8212 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Elephants Uranium and the Energy Crisis Tennessee Law Review 494 885-918

8211 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Monitoring Foreign Investment in Energy Resources Problems and Proposals West Virginia Law Review 84 1093-1103

8210 JAMES J FRIEDBERG and EDWARD Z FOX 1982 Coal Export Associations Possible Effects of American and Common Market Antitrust Laws Northern Kentucky Law Review 9 23-43

829 MING-JENG HWANG 1982 Crude Oil Pricing in the World Market Atlantic Economic oumal102 1shy5

828 ADAM ROSE MICHAEL SHEEHAN and DALE HURD 1982 Nonrenewable Resources and the Development of Arid Lands A Planning Approach In Altemative Strategies for Desert Development and Management Elmsford NY Pergamon Press

827 PATRICKC MANN and DONALD L SCHLENGER 1982 Marginal Cost and Seasonal Pricing of Water Service oumal of the American Water Works Association January 6-11

826 MICHAEL S FOGARlY 1982 The Delerminants of Residential Succession with Renewal Effects oumal of Urban Economics 111 1-10

825 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAVID A PLANE and DAVID B MCMILLEN 1982 Internal Migration in the United States An Evaluation of Federal Data Review ofPublic Data Use 114 285-311

824 IRWIN FELLER GREGORY ELMES and JAMES MEYER 1982 Spatial Aspects of the Diffusion of Technological Innovations among American Municipal Governments Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 165 225-238

823 WALTER C LABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

822 WILLIAM H MIERclYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

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821 JOHN PICKLES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

8113 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1981 The 1981 Coal Strike A View from the Outside Labor Law Joumal 8281 564-567

8112 c J SMITH and R Q HANHAM 1981 Proximity and the Formation of Public Attitudes towards Mental Illness Environment and Planning A 132 147-165

8111 R Q ~~HAM and H C~~G 1981 Wage Inflation in a Growth Region The American Sun Belt In Regional Wage Inflation and Unemployment ed R L Martin Great Britain Pion Limited

8110 ADAM ROSE DAVID KOLK MICHAEL BRADY and ROBERT KlEISEL 1981 Energy Development and Urban Employment Creation The Case of the City of Los Angeles Energy 610 1041-1052

819 WALTER c lABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1981 Stability of Appalachian Coal Shipments under Policy Variation Energy Joumal2 111-128

818 FRANKJ CALZONETTI and GREGORY A ELMES 1981 Metal Recovery from Power Plant Ash An Ecological Approach to Coal Utilization GeoJournal Supplementary Issue 3 59-70

817 ADAM ZACHARY ROSE 1981 Utility Lifelines and Economic Activity in the Context of Earthquakes In Social and Economic Impact ofEarthquakes on Utility Lifelines ed J Isenberg New York American Society of Civil Engineers

816 CLIFFORD B HAWLEY and MICHAEL S FOGARlY 1981 Can Agglomeration Economies Explain Why People Are Leaving Large Cities Environment and Planning A 132 225-230

815 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 The Allocation of Funds to Small Cities under the Community Development Block Grant Program An Evaluation Journal of the American Planning Association 471 3-28

814 RONALD L LEWIS 1981 Rev TG Steward and the Education of Blacks in Reconstruction Delaware Delaware History Spring-Summer 156-178

813 CHRISTOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Any Place But Here Mental Health Facilities as Noxious Neighbors Professional Geol11apher 333 326-334

812 CHRISTOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Deinstitutionalization of the Mentally Ill A Time Path Analysis of the American States 1955-1975 Social Science and Medicine 15D 361-378

811 SHELBY D GERKING and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 Bifurcation and the Time Pattern of Impacts in the Economic Base Model Journal ofRegional Science 214 451-467

8019 MICHAEL S FOGARlY and GASPER GAROFAW 1980 Urban Size and the Amenity Structure of Cities Journal of Urban Economics 83 350-361

8018 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 Regional Shifts in Economic Base and Structure in the United States Since 1940 In Alternatives to Confrontation ed Victor L Arnold Lexington MA DC Heath and Company

8017 WILLlAl1 H MIERNYK 1980 An Evaluation The Tools of Regional Development Policy Growth and Change 112 2-6

8016 ADAM ROSE 1980 Geothermal Energy in California Policies to Improve the Economic Impact of Energy Resource Development Growth and Change 111 41-47

8015 FRANKJ CALZONETTI 1980 Bentonite Liners for Power Plant Lagoons Power Engineering March 61-62

8014 FRANK J CALZONEm MARK S ECKERT and EDWARD J MALECKI 1980 Siting Energy Facilities in the USA Policies for the Western States Energy Policy June 138-152

8013 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and FEREIDOON SHAHROKH 1980 Spatial Equilibrium in the US Coal Industry Energy Economics 24 230-236

8012 WALTER C LABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Ouadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Stearn Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

8011 PATRICK C MANN 1980 Equity and Economics in Setting Water Rates for Apartment Complexes Journal of the American Water Works Association 72 74-77

8010 PATRICK C MANN ROBERT J SAUNDERS and JEREMY J WARFORD 1980 A Note on Capital Indivisibility and the Definition of Marginal Cost Water Resources Research 163 602-604

809 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 Coal In Collective Bargaining Contemporary American Experience ed Gerald G Somers Madison WI Industrial Relations Research Association

808 E JAMES HARNER and PAUL B SlATER 1980 Identifying Medical Regions Using Hierarchical Clustering Social Science and Medicine 140 3-10

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RO7 AIDREW M ISSERfA and IARlLY~ BROWN 1lt)80 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science AssGciation 45November 139-158

806 RO~ALD L LEWIS 1980 Rev TG Stewart (sic) and Mixed Schools in Delaware 1882 Delaware History 19 53-58

805 ADAM ROSE 1980 Mandating Local Government Emergency Services Urban Interest 21 65-73 804 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1980 Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy A Theoretical and

Empirical AnaJysis of Alternative rvfcthods Intemational Regional Science Review 52 155-184 803 WALTER C LltBYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In

Commodity Afarkes and Latin American Development A Afodeling Approach tds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 HARRY D SOLOfON KINCSLEY E HAYES and AIDREW J KRMENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

801 ROBERTT WALKER and SLt~gtN~E E BAYLEY 198f An Energetic and Economic Simulation for the Evaluation of Tran5portation PoEcy Computers Environment and Urban )stems 51middot2 83-96

7918 GASPER GAROFALO and MICHAEL S FOGARTY 1979 Urban Income Distribution and the Urban Hierarchy-Equality Hypothesis Review oj Economics and Statistics 613 381-388

79 17 JOHN M GOWDY 1979 Economic Gwvth Models and Regional Steady State Planning Growth and ChanRe 103 37-42

7916 HNG-JENG BWgtSG amI lELVJ L cnFENHtr 1()7( Estimates of Fixed Costs and the Sizes of Market Areas in the United Stalls Emironntc1l1 and Plallllinf A 119 993-1009 HARLEY E JOHANSE and (LE v lL(rlT 197() Population GrOvth and Retail Decline Conflicting Effects of Urban Accessihility ill Amcricm Villages Ruml Sociology 441 24-38 WILLtl H HERYK Fl7() A -ktc (1 Recent ReginnaJ GroY1h Theories oumalofRegional Scicilce 193 303-~m~ V1LUHl H iIERYK 1()9 Resource cnstraints and R-giemal Development Policy Atlulitic Economic lollmal B3 16-23

2 THOIrS C CAlI)BELL 1970 lew C~d TranSp)rt3tion Modes j1echanical Engineering 101 37-43

7911 THO1AS C CAH)BELL MITG-JEIC HWAG and SOOSAN SIIAHROKII 1979 Market Delineation in the Coal Industry Review of Regional Studies 92 6-17

7910 HNG-JENG HWANG 1979 A Model of Spatial Price Discrimination for the Pricing Schedule of Coal IOllmal of Regional Scicnce 192 231-243

799 I)ATRICK C 11 1979 The Dynamics of Traditional Rate Regulation Research in Law and Economics 1 195-212

798 PATRICK C 1ANN 1979 The Vater Industry Economic and Policy Issues In Regulation Competition and Dercgulaaon Lexington VA Vashington and Lee University

797 PATRICK C MAIl and JOHN L MIKESELL 1979 Cost Behavior and Water Systems ~Vater Resources Bulletin 155 1301-1307

796 WILLH1 H MIER-YK 1979 Coal Problems and Prospects in the 19805 ]ollmal of Energy and Delelopmclll 51 1)middot18

795 WALTER P PACE 1(71) Competition and Concentration in Appalachian Coal Production 1960 to 1975 Policy Analysis and Information 31 141-160

794 ROlALD L LEVIS 1979 The Darkest Abode of Man Black Miners in the First Southern Coal Field 1780-1865 Virginia AfafJzine of ilisfOl) and Bioraphy x7 1lt)0-202

793 PACL U SlATER 1979 Biplots of 19Y)middot19rgtl United Slates Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 75()-766

792 PACt B SlATER 197lt) 1lt)65-70 Inters ate MigratioIl in the United States An Ex1ension of the rv1ultiterminall1ethod to MUltiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 0 205-20R

791 PAtL B SLATER and WOLFG-l( SCHARZ 197() Global Trade Patterns Scaling and Clustering Analysis IEEE Transactiolls Oil Svstcms Jfall alld (vbemefics 97 381-387

7811 tUCHAEL S FOGARTY and GASPER CgtROFAJO 1978 An Exploration of the Real Productivity Effects of Cities Review ofRegional Studies 81 65-82

7810 TIIOtgtS C CA1PDELL and lIiG-JEii( HWG~ 1975 Spatial Analysis and the Identification of Coal Markets iOllmal of Enclampl1 and DCIClopmcnf 141 104-125

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789 WALTER P PAGE and AUSI1N H MONTGOMERY JR 1978 Social Costs of the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act Amendments Eastern Economic Journal 43-4 161-166

788 ADAM ROSE STAHRL EDMUNDS and EVERARD LOITING 1978 The Economics of Geothermal Energy Development at the Regional Level Journal ofEnergy and Development 41 126-152

787 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Black Labor in the Eastern Virginia Coal Field 1765-1865 In Other Slaves Mechanics Artisans and Craftsmen eds Ronald L Lewis and James E Newton Boston MA GK Hall

786 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Slave Families at Early Chesapeake Ironworks Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 169-179

785 CATIlERINE A PALOMBA and NElLA PALOMBA 1978 An Analysis of Dropouts from a West Virginia Training Program for Coal Miners Journal of Economics 4 133-136

784 ANDREWM ISSERMAN and KAREN L MAJORS 1978 General Revenue Sharing Federal Incentives to Change Local Government Journal of the American Institute of Planners 443 317-327

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environmeni and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

7722 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 Race and the United Mine Workers Union in Tennessee Selected Letters of William R Riley 1892-1895 Tennessee Historical Quarterly 36 524-536

7721 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1977 Predicting Neighborhood Decline within a Large Central City An Application of Discriminant Analysis Environment and Planning A 95 579-584

7720 FRANK GIARRATANI and CHARLES F SOCHER 1977 The Pattern of Industrial Location and Rising Energy Prices Atlantic Economic Journal 51 48-55

7719 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 The Changing Structure of the Southern Economy In Economics of Southern Growth eds E Blaine Liner and Lawrence K Lynch Research Triangle Park NC The Southern Growth Policies Board

7718 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 EDA and the Objectives of Regional Development Policy Explorations in Economic Research 43 390-408

7717 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Rising Energy Prices and Regional Economic Development Growth and Change 83 2-7

7716 TIlOMAS C CAMPBELL 1977 Eminent Domain Its Origin Meaning and Relevance to Coal Slurry Pipelines Transportation Journal 171 5-21

7715 TIlOMAS C CAMPBELL and SIDNIY KATELL 1977 Railroad Volume Freight Rates Evolution and Analysis ICC Practitioners Journal January-February 146-161

7714 ANDREWMISSERfAN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic Geography 531 45-54

7713 PATRICK C MANN 1977 The Interlocking of Municipalities and Publicly Owned Utilities In Local Service Pricing Policies and Their Effect on Urban Spatial Strncture ed Paul B Downing New York Columbia University Press

7712 PATRICK C MANN 1977 Water Rates An Evaluation of Options Journal of the American Water Works Association 692 84-88

7711 PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITT 1977 The Impact on Electricity Rate Structures from Increasing Energy Costs Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 566-571

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations Journal ofRegional Science 1713 327-344

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Journal ofEnvironmental Systems 72 131-147

778 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Virginia Iron Industry The AnteshyBellum Era West Virginia History 38 141-156

777 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Jobs and Income Issue Papers of the Appalachian Conference on Balanced Growth and Economic Development Charleston WV October 41-57

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188

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775 CRAIG K ELWELL and NEIL A PALOMBA 1977 Economic Benefit-Cost Evaluation of West Virginia Vocational Rehabilitation Lessons for the Vocational Rehabilitation System Journal of Economics 3 201-204

774 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 433 247-259

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic 1mpacts Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

771 PAUL B SlATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291

7625 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Kalymnos The Island of the Sponge Fishermen Annals of the New York Academy ofSciences 268 ~9-307

7624 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Sponge Markets of Kalymnos Anthropologica 181 81-96 7623 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Decline of the Northern Perimeter Society 1324-26 7622 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Regional Economic Consequences of High Energy Prices in the United

States Journal of Energy and Development 12 213-239 7621 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Some Regional 1mpacts of the Rising Cost of Energy Papers of the

Regional Science Association 37 213-227 7620 GREGORY J L VI 1976 Towards the Application of Dynamic Growth Theory to Regions

Generalizations and Comments Joumal ofRegional Science 161 117-124 7619 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1976 The Coal Slurry Pipeline Its Contribution in Meeting the Nations

Energy Requirements Joumal of Economics 2 196-200 7618 WALTER C lABYS 1976 Foreign Investment in the US Minerals Industry The Case of West Virginia

Coal InA Study ofAlien Investment in United States Lands ed E Wunderlick Washington DC US Department of Agriculture

7617 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1976 Ownership and Water System Operation Water Resources Bulletin 125 995-1004

7616 JOHN L MIKESELL and PATRICK C MANN 1976 Pricing by Rural Electric Cooperatives Land Economics 521 96-102

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment and Planning A 84 477-478

7614 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The American Dream and the Rationalization of Slavery Crisis 83 253-254 7613 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Chesapeake Iron Industry The

Colonial Era Labor History 17 388-405 7612 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybernetics April 321-324 7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972

Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132 7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon

Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56 769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of

Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12 768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish

Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878 767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social

Science Research 51 173-224 766 ANDREW M ISSERJ1AN 1976 Interjurisdictional Spillovers Political Fragmentation and the Level of

Local Public Services A Re-Examination Urban Studies 131 1-12 765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data

Human Organization 353 269-286 764 FRANK GIARRATANI 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues

Environment and Planning A 84 447-454 763 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input -Output Analysis

International Regional Science Review 12 47-55

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762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Relevance of Regional Science Review of Regional Studies 61 1-9

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7516 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and H OIITA 1975 Observations on the Shape and Relevance of the Spatial Demand Function Econometrica 434 669-682

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

7514 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Northeast Isnt What It Used to Be In Balanced Growth for the Northeast Proceedings of a Conference of Legislative Leaders on the Future of the Northeast New York State Senate

7513 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 Regional Employment Impacts of Rising Energy Prices Labor Law Journal 268 518-523

7512 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Status of Slurry Pipeline Transportation of Bituminous Coal The Intersociety Conference on Transportation Atlanta GA

7511 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Transporting Western Coal Unit Trains or Slurry Pipeline Logistics and Transportation Review 112 147-152

7510 ADAM ROSE 1975 The Cost of Stack Gas Cleaning in New York State Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association 2510 1005-1008

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics March 278-283

758 NEIL A PALOMBA CATHERINE A PAWMBA and TOM S WITT 1975 Some Economic Factors Affecting Safety in Underground Bituminous Coal Mines Comment Southern Economic Journal 422 13-23

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANKGIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Journal of Regional Science 153 371-373

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian Journal of Politics 9153-162

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7422 JOHN P BlAIR and WALTER CHATFIELD 1974 Pareto Optimal Growth Public Choice 21 93-97 7421 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1974 Transportation in Developing Countries Special Reference to Kenya

Traffic Quarterly 281 139-153 7420 G RICHARD DREESE 1974 Banks and Regional Economic Development Southern Economic Journal

404 647-656 7419 JOHN GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OIITA 1974 Price Discrimination over Space

Theory Assumption and a Case Example Annals ofRegional Science 83 70-81 7418 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHIOIITA 1974 Price Discrimination by

Regulated Motor Carriers Comment American Economic Review 644 780-784 7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal

of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363 7416 PATRICK C MANN 1974 User Power and Electricity Rates Journal of Law and Economics 17~2 433shy

443 7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human

Organization 333 261-275 7414 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in

Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

30 Chronological List

7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley loumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

7412 RONALD L LEWIS 1974 Slavery on Chesapeake Iron Plantations before the American Revolution loumal of Negro History 59 242-254

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American loumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

748 NEIL A PALOMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation Modeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUfHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 W F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data 10llmal of Regional Science 143 377-388

7312 JOHN P BlAIR 1973 A Review of the Filtering-Down Theory Urban Affairs Quarterly 83 303-316 7311 THO1AS C CAMPBELL 1973 Should Regulatory Commissions be Abolished Modified or Retained

Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-7 7310 PATRICK c l1ANN 1973 The Political Influence of Residential Consumers on Water Rates Water

Resources Bulletin 95 976-984 Comment and Reply 106 1308-1310 739 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly

922 1-3 738 JOHN L MIKESELL and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1973 Rates of Return in Public and Private Enterprise

Electric Utilities in the United States Mississippi Valley loumal of Business alld Economics 91 41-54 737 ROBERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West

Virginia West Virginia Medical loumaI698 1-4 736 RICHARD RAYMOND 1973 The Interregional Brain Drain and Public Education Growth and Change

43 28-34 735 JOHN PALMER and NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 Skill Differentials and Their Determinants American

Economist 172 130-136 734 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing

Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health cds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas

733 NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law loumal 2411 733-738

732 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics cds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

724 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation IOllmaI121 15-22

723 G RICHARD DREESE and HAROLD L BRYANT 1972 Costs and Effects of a Water Program for a Small Stripping Company--Southeastern Ohio Water Resources Bulletin 82 320-327

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722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 122 77-89

721 RICHARD RAYMOND 1972 Determinants of Non-White Migration during the 1950s American Journal ofEconomics and Sociology 311 9-20

717 ROBERT D BRITT 1971 The Appalachian Regional Development Program Growth and Change 23 3-13

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORMAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

713 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1971 Local Labor Market Effects of New Plant Locations In Essays in Regional Economics yds John F Kain and John R Meyer Cambridge Harvard University Press

712 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Local Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 711 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of

Economics and Business 111 23-29 709 WILLIAM G DEWALD and G RICHARD DREESE 1970 Bank Behavior with Respect to Deposit

Variability Journal ofFinance 254 400-470 708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and

Economics 62 45-56 707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of

Economics and Business 104 37-49 706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of

the American Water Works Association 629 534-537 705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land

Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319 704 RICHARD RAYMOND 1970 Regional Differences in Racial Discrimination in Education and

Employment Western Economic Journal 82 190-208 703 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem

National Tax Journal 232 206-213 702 WILLIAM H MIERWK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and

Change 12 27-32 701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables

Demography 71 87-91 6911 CARL W HALE 1969 The Optimality of Local Subsidies in Regional Development Programs

Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 93 35-50 6910 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 British Regional Development Policy Journal ofEconomic Issues 33 33shy

42 699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly

Review ofEconomics and Business 92 5-20 698 woo SIK KEE 1969 The Cause of Urban Poverty Journal ofHuman Resources 81 93-99 697 DONALD E PURSELL 1969 The Impact of the South African Wage Board on SkilledUnskilled Wage

Differentials Eastern Africa Economic Review 11 73-81 696 RICHARD D RAYMOND 1969 Changes in the Relative Economic Status of Nonwhites 1950-60

Western Economic Journal 71 57-70 695 RICHARD RAYMOND 1969 Mobility and Economic Progress of Negro Americans During the 1940s

American Journal ofEconomics and Sociology 284 337-350 694 ANTIIONYP THIRLWALL 1969 Types of Unemployment With Special Reference to Non Demandshy

Deficient Unemployment in Great Britain Scottish Journal ofPolitical Economy 16 19-49 693 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An

Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality

Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

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691 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications of Input-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

6810 ROYW BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1968 The Role of State and Local Government in the Economic Development of Appalachia Land Economics 441 50-58

689 CARL W HALE 1968 Local Subsidies Regional Development or Regional Rivalry American Industrial Development Council Journal 34 33-53

688 GILBERT L RUTMAN 1968 The Transkei An Experiment in Economic Separation South African Journal ofEconomics 361 24-31

687 DONALD E PURSELL 1968 Bantu Real Wages and Employment Opportunities in South Africa South African Journal ofEconomics 3611 87-103

686 ROY W BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208

685 woo SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax Journal 212 183-189

684 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

674 GERALD ALBAUM and GILBERT L RUTMAN 1967 The Cooperative-Based Marketing System in Tanganyika Journal ofMarketing 31 54-58

673 CARL W HALE 1967 The Mechanism of the Spread Effect in Regional Development Land Economics 434 45-52

672 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Appalachian Development The Long-Run View Poverty and Human Resources Abstracts 23 36-43

671 WILLIAM H MIE~YK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commercial 148 741-753

662 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1966 Experience under the British Local Employment Acts of 1960 and 1963 Industrial and Labor Relations Review 201 30-49

661 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

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1990 Working Papers

Several 1990 working papers are not listed in this section because they have been published and are available as reprints

9028 TERANCE REPHANN 1990 Highways and Regional Economic Development Review of the Theory and Models

9027 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 Automated Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis The QE2 Method and its Application

9026 SHUICHI HASHIYA 1990 Technological Assistance to Small and Medium Sized Manufacturers in Japan Case Studies of Five Regional Industrial Technology Centers

9025 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Questionable Economic Evaluation When Lives are at Stake 9024 CHRISTOPHER CORNWELL and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Estimation of the Economic Model of

Crime Using Panel Data 9023 DAVID J SORENSON 1990 A Spatial Model of Asset Allocation 9022 WALTER C LABYS and JEFF CROMWELL 1990 Relations between Resource Cycles National Cycles

and Regional Economic Instability A Vector Autoregressive Approach 9021 BRIAN J CUSHING 1990 The Effect of Race Relations on the Migration of Blacks in the US 9020 CARlA DICKSfEIN 1990 Socializing Entrepreneurship in Worker Cooperatives The Experience of

Cooperative Development Agencies in Britain and Quebec 9019 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Japans Kohsetsushi Program of Regional Public Examination and Technology

Centers for Upgrading Small and Mid-Size Manufacturing Firms 9018 JOHN PICKLES 1990 Restructuring in Comparative Perspective A Conceptual Framework for

Comparative Research between Eastern and Central Europe and the United States 9016 PHILIP SHAPIRA with JOAN GUITA 1990 Managing Research and Development American and

Japanese Chemicals and Electronics Corporate RampD Compared 9015 KENNETH C MARTIS ZOLTAN KOVACS DEZSO KOVACS and SANDOR PETER 1990 The Geography of

the 1990 Hungarian Parliamentary Elections 9014 SALLY MAGGARD 1990 Schooling Work Experience and Gender The Social Reproduction of Poverty

in Mining Regions 9013 BOlAN KOULOV 1990 Tendencies in the Administrative-Territorial Development of Bulgaria 9012 RACHEL B TOMPKINS 1990 Economic Restructuring and the Changing Regional Development Role

of American Universities 9011 HIROE YAMAZAKI 1990 Japans Regional Development through Third Sector Projects The Cases of

Kitakyushu and Om uta 9010 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 American Economic Development and the States An Overview of Policy

Objectives and Strategies 9009 ANDREW ISSERMAN and JOHN KORT 1990 Regional Economic Consequences of US Immigration

Policy 9008 BOlAN KOUWV 1990 Regional Management Systems The Case of Bulgaria 9007 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Modernization in the Mountains The Diffusion of

Industrial Technology in West Virginia Manufacturing 9006 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1990 Research Designs for Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis in

Regional Science 9005 TERANCE J REPHANN 1990 The Geography of American Ideological Activity Location Patterns of

Political Extremist Organizations and Periodicals in the United States during the 198Os 9004 KRASSIMIRA PASKALEVA 1990 Theoretical and Methodological Issues in Bulgarian Regional Policy 9003 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 The National Science Foundations Engineering Research Centers Changing

the Culture of US Engineering 9001 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Survey of Technology Use in West Virginia

Manufacturing Preliminary Report

34 Working Papers

Author Index

Numbers such as 9018 refer to reprints listed in reverse chronological order beginning on page 20 the first two digits are the publication year Numbers such as WP9028 refer to 1990 working papers listed on page 34

A ABLER RONALD F

ALBAUM GERALD

B BAHL ROYW

BATEY PETER W J

BATTERMAN STEPHEN

BAYLEY SUZANNE E

BEAUMONT PAUL M

BERNARDHRUSSELL

BLAIR JOHN P

BLITZER CHARLES L

BRADY MICHAEL

BRITI ROBERT D

BROWN MARILYN

BRYANT HAROLD L

C CALZONETfI FRANK

CAMPBELL THOMAS C

CHANG H

CHATFIELD WALTER

CHEN C Y

CORNWELL CHRISTOPHER

CROMWELL JEFF

CUSHING BRIAN J

907middot 674

6936810686 661 906 852 801 779 905894888 87178628513 7625 7624 767 765 7415 7414 749 7422 7312 838 8110 717 807 723

9028710877 86108658511 8458398213 81880158014 BO13 7912 7911 7810 7716 7715 7619 7512 7511 7421 7311 724 8111 7422 8810875 VfP9024 VfP9022 VfP9021 893 8718 878869843834

D DAVIS ROBERT

DECOLA LEE

DEWALD WILLIAM G

DICKSTEIN CARLA

DREESEGRICHARD

DURHAM DAVID L

E ECKERT MARK S

EDMUNDS STAHRL

ELMES GREGORY

ELWELL CRAIG K

F FELLER IRWIN

FISHER PETER S

FOGARlY MICHAEL S

FOOT DAVID K

FOSTER STUART A

FOX DOROTHY H

FOX EDWARD Z

FOX RICHARD T

FRIEDBERG JAMES J

FUGITI GLENN V

G GAROFAW GASPER

GEIGER MELISSA

GERKING SHELBY

GIARRATANI FRANK

GOWMB DANIEL

GOSSLING W F

737 8517 709 VfP90208915887 7420 709 723 865

8014 788 865853848 8213824818 775

824 8410 83138312826 81680197918 7811 7721 8919 8213 7410 8210 7410 90168578212 82118210 7915

831380197918 7811 WP9007 WP9001 8713868811 7720764 756 755 747 746 745 852 744

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GOWDY JOHN M 7917 L GREENHUf JOHN 7419 IABYS WALTER C WP9022 9098917 GREENHUf MELVIN L 7916 7516 7418 891689118910 GREENSTREET DAVID 8914 8988611867 GRUHL JAMES 852 852085148510 GUITAJOAN WP9016 852847838823

8198012803 7618 754 H

LEFRANCOIS PAUL R 837HALE CARL W 6911689673

LENTZ PEGGY A 7515HANHAM ROBERT Q 85128511855

LESOURD JEAN-BAPTISTE 891783108398112 LEWIN JEFF L 90158111813812 LEWIS RONALD L 897891856814

HANNAN MICHAEL J 892883 806 794 787 786 HARNER E JAMES 808 7722 7787614 HAWLEY CLIFFORD B 816 7613 7412 HASHIYA SHUICHI wP9026

WFI1NG EVERARD 788HAYNES KlNGSLEYE 8468314802

WRD MONTAGUE J 909HONEY REX 842 HURD DALE 828 HWANG MING-JENG 8738298013 M

7916 7911 7910 MAGGARD SALLY WARD WP90149014 7810 7516 7419 MAJORS KAREN L 784 7418 MALECKI EDWARD J 8014

MANN PATRICK C 8738610863 I 8598315837 ISSERMAN ANDREWM WP9027 WP9010 8368278011

wP9009 WP9OO6 907 8010 799 798 89188948717 79777137712 8713879868 771176177616 86285198513 7416 7310 722 8518410844 716 708 707 706 8358217825 705683 815811807804 MARTIS KENNETH C WP9015884 784 7714 774 MAZEY MARY ELLEN 737 773772 766 757 MCMILLEN DAVID B 862825

MERRIFIELD JOHN 89188720879J 8217 JOHANSENHARLEYE 7915 7515 MEYER JAMES 824

MIERNYK WILLIAM 90178968715 85188515849K 82168215822

KATELL SIDNEY 7715 811380188017KEE WOO SIK 698685684 809 7914 7913 KlLLWORTH PETER 767 765 7414 79677197718

749 7717 777 7623 KNEISEL ROBERT 8110 7622 7621 763 KOLK DAVID 8110 762 7514 7513 KORT JOHN wP9009 753 734 732 KOUWV BOlAN WP9013 WP9008 731 713 702 KOVACSDEZSO WP9015 6910692691KOVACS ZOLTAN WP9015 681 672 671 KRASHINSKY MICHAEL 8721 662KRMENEC ANDREW J 802

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MIKESELL JOHN L

MILNE WILLIAM J

MONTGOMERY AUSTIN H JR

N NAKAYAMA BEN

0 OHTA HIROSHI

P PACHURI RAJENDRA K

PAGE WALTER P

PALMER JOHN

PALOMBA CATHERI~E A

PALOMBA NEIL A

PASKALEVAKRASSIMlRA

PETER SANDOR

PHILLIPS FRED Y

PICKLES JOHN

PlANE DAVID A

PRIMEAUX WALTER J JR

PUDUP MARY BETH

PURSELL DONALD E

R RASMUSSEN BARBARA

RAYMOND RICHARD

REPHANNTERANCE

REX-LOPATIO KATHY

ROGERSON PETER A

797 7617 7616 739 738 716 715 712 711 703 89198721 789

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751~ 7419 7418

838 795 789 735 785 758 7413 785 775 758 7413 748 735 733 wr9004 wr9015 8716 87128613 8314 wr9018 908 8913 8812889885 8828728612 866 861 8521 833821 8628513835 825 863859836 90139012895 8868719876 864 701697687

901 736 721 704 696695682 wr9028 wr9005 874 8628513

ROSE ADAM

RUBIN BARRY M

RUfMAN GILBERT L

S SAUNDERS ROBERT J

SAYRE GREG

SCHLENGER DONALD L

SCHUBERT UWE

SCHWARZ WOLFGANG

SEIFRIED EDMOND J

SHAHROKH FEREIDOON

SHAHROKH SOOSAN

SHAPlRA PHILIP

SHEEHAN MICHAEL

SHELLHAMMER KENNETH L

SlATER PAUL B

SMITH CHRISTOPHER J

SOCHER CHARLES F

SOELISTIJO UKAR

SOLOMON BARRY D

SORENSON DAVID

SPOONER DEREK

STEVENS BENJAMIN

STEVENS BRANDT

STRASZHEIM MAHLON R

SWENSON NORMAN P

SZYRMER JANUSZ

9068968810 888 883 881 87118758516 854841832 8214 828 8110 8178016805 78877107615 7510 743 8311 688674

80106996810 661 89158710 827 8713868 791 738 722 852085148013 7911 WP9019 WP9016 wP9007 WP9003 wP9001 9018 9010904903 8912 828 693 808 793 792 791 783 782 781 776 771 7612 7611 7610 769 768 761 759 752 751 7417 7411 742 741 85128558112 813812 7720 8711 84683148311 SO2 WP9023 842 8710845 854 8818214 834 714 831

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T TAKAYAMA TAKASHI

TAYLOR CAROL

TEITZ MICHAEL B

THIRLWALL ANTHONYP

THOMPSON LUTHER C

TOMPKINS RACHEL B

TORRIES THOMAS F

TRUMBULL WILLIAM N

W WADDELL LORNA M

WALKER ROBEIIT

WARFORD JEREMY J

WATTS MICHAELJ

WINCHESTER HIlARY P M

WITT TOM S

WOODSJEFF

Y YAMAZAKI HIROE

YANG CHIN-WEI

VI GREGORY J L

Z ZDORKOWSKI R TODD

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898 9028928714 874871858 831801779 8010 876 781 861085207711 758 9088913889

wP9011 89108510819 8012 7620

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8610 FRANK J CALZONETTI PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITT 1986 USA Power Plant Location and Fuel Mix Opportunities for Electricity Exporting Regions Energy Policy 146 528-541

869 BRlAN J CUSHING 1986 Accounting for Spatial Relationships in Models of Interstate Population Migration Annals ofRegional Science 202 66-73

868 ANDREW ISSERMAN CAROL TAYLOR SHELBYGERKING and UWE SCHUBERT 1986 Regional Labor Market Analysis In Handbook ofRegional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

867 WALTER C LABYS and TAKASHI TAKAYAMA 1986 Spatial Equilibrium Analysis Mathematical and Programming Model Advances in Spatial Agricultural Energy and Mineral Modeling In Handbook of Regional and Urban Economics ed P Nijkamp Amsterdam North-Holland

866 JOHN PICKLES 1986 Geographic Theory and Educating for Democracy Antipode 182 136-154 865 FRANK J CALZONETTI DAYID L DURHAM and GREGORY A ELMES 1986 Power Plant Flyash Magnetite

Performs Well in Coal Cleaning Power Engineering 90 52-55 864 MARY BETH PUDUP 1986 Beyond the Traditional Mountain Subculture A New Look at Preshy

industrial Appalachia In Impact ofInstitutions on Appalachia eds J Lloyd and A G Campbell Boone NC Appalachian Consortium Press

863 WALTERJ PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1986 Regulator Selection Methods and Electricity Prices Land Economics 621 1-13

862 PAUL BEAUMONT ANDREW ISSERMAN DAYID MCMILLEN DAYID PLANE and PETER ROGERSON 1986 The ECESIS Economic-Demographic Model of the United States In Population Change and the Economy ed A M Isserman Boston Kluwer-Nijhoff Publishing Company

861 JOHN PICKLES 1986 New Maps for Old A Reply to Smith Issues in Education 41 69-73 8521 JOHN PICKLES 1985 The Role of Place and Commonplaces in Democratic Empowerment Issues in

Education 33 232-241 8520 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH WALTER C LAnYs and TOM S wrIT 1985 Resource Commodity Dependency

and State Econometric Modeling Review of Regional Studies 153 36-48 8519 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1985 Dare to Plan An Essay on the Role of the Future in Planning Practice

and Education Town Planning Review 564 483-491 8518 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1985 Bioeconomics A Realistic Appraisal of Future Prospect In Global

Economy Today Tomorrow and the Transition ed Howard F Didsbury Jr Bethesda World Future Society

8517 LEE DE COLA 1985 Lognormal Estimates of Macroregional City-Size Distributions 1950-70 Environment and Planning A 1712 1637-1652

8516 ADAM ROSE 1985 Modeling Energy Conservation Programs An Application to Natural Gas Utilities Energy Joumal 64 87-103

8515 WILLIAM H MIEAAYK 1985 Energy Constraints and Economic Development in the Northeast In Economic Prospects for the NOltheast eds Harry W Richardson and Joseph H Turek Philadelphia Temple University Press

8514 FEREIDOON SHAHROKH and WALTER C LABYS 1985 A Commodity-Regional Model of West Virginia Joumal ofRegional Science 253 383-411

8513 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAYID A PLANE PETER A ROGERSON and PAUL M BEAUMONT 1985 Forecasting Interstate Migration with Limited Data A Demographic-Economic Approach Joumalof the American Statistical Association 80390 277-285

8512 ROBERT Q HANHAM and CHRISTOPHER J SMITH 1985 What Drives People to Drink Interpreting the Effect of Urban Living on the Use and Abuse of Alcohol Urban Ecology 92 195-213

8511 FRANK CALZONETTI and ROBERT HANHAM 1985 Changing Energy Prices and State Revenue In Geographical Dimensions ofEnergy eds F J Calzonetti and B D Solomon Dordrecht Holland Reidel Publishing

8510 CHIN-WEI YANG and WALTER C LABYS 1985 A Sensitivity Analysis of the Linear Complementarity Programming Model Appalachian Steam Coal and the Natural Gas Market Energy Economics 7 145shy152

859 WALTERJ PRIMEAUX JR and PATRICK C MANN 1985 Voter Power and Electricity Prices Public Choice 473 519-525

858 ROBERT WALKER 1985 A Comment on Linear Control Problems in the Theory of Renewable Resource Exploitation Ecological Modelling 30 309-315

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-857 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1985-86 European Community Energy Policy and Its Significance to American

Coal Exports Journal ofMineral Law and Policy 12 173-219 856 RONALD L LEWIS 1985 Job Control and Race Relations in the Coal Fields 1870-1920 Journal of

Ethnic Studies 124 36-64 855 ROBERTQ HANHAM and CHRISTOPHERJ SMITH 1985 Regional Change and Problem Drinking in the

United States 1970-78 Regional Studies 192 149-162 854 BENJAMIN STEVENS and ADAM ROSE 1985 Regional Input-Output Methods for Tourism Impact

Analysis In Assessing the Economic Impacts ofRecreation and Tourism eds Dennis Propst et al Asheville NC US Forest Service

853 GREGORY A ELMES 1985 Modeling Spatial Interaction of Utility Coal in Pennsylvania Annals of the Association ofAmerican Geographers 752 212-226

852 DANIEL GOLOMB STEPHEN BATIERMAN JAMES GRUHL and WALTER C lABYS 1985 Sensitivity Analysis of the Kinetics of Acid Rain Models Atmospheric Environment 173 645-653

851 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1985 Economic-Demographic Modeling with Endogenously Determined Birth and Migration Rates Theory and Prospects Environment and Planning A 171 25-45

8410 ANDREW M ISSERl1AN and PETER S FISHER 1984 Population Forecasting and Local Economic Planning The Limits on Community Control over Uncertainty Population Research and Policy Review 31 27-50

849 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1984 Energy and Regional Development In Energy Costs Urban Development and Housing eds Anthony Downs and Katharine L Bradbury Washington DC The Brookings Institution

848 GREGORY ELMES 1984 Coal Transportation An Undervalued Aspect of Energy Modeling Transportation Research-A 18-A1 13-23

847 WALTER C lABYS 1984 An Optimal Trade Policy to Counter Latin American Commodity Market Instability In Tenns of Trade and the Optimal Tariff in Latin America ed E Conesa Buenos Aires Institute for Latin American Integration

846 BARRYD SOWMON and KINGSLEYE HAYNES 1984 A Survey and Critique of Multiobjective Power Plant Siting Decision Rules Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 182 71-79

845 DEREKJ SPOONER and FRANKJ CALZONETTI 1984 Geography and the Coal Revival AngloshyAmerican Perspectives Progress in Human Geography 81 1-25

844 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1984 Projection Forecast and Plan On the Future of Population Forecasting Journal of the American Planning Association 502 208-221

843 BRIAN J CUSHING 1984 Capitalization of Interjurisdictional Fiscal Differentials An Alternative Approach Journal of Urban Economics 153 317-326

842 REX HONEY and DAVID SORENSON 1984 Jurisdictional Benefits and Local Costs The Politics of School Closings In Public Service Provision and Urban Development eds Andrew Kirby Paul Knox and Steven Pinch London Croom Helm

841 ADAM ROSE 1984 Technological Change and Input-Output Analysis An Appraisal Socia-Economic Planning Sciences 185 305-318

8315 PATRICK C MANN 1983 Water Pricing Research Needs American Water Works Association loumal 75 24-27

8314 KINGSLEY E HAYNES FRED Y PHILLIPS and BARRY D SOWMON 1983 A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints Economic Geography 591 52-65

8313 GASPERA GAROFAW and MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1983 A Note on the Measurement of Agglomeration Economies with Compensation for Urban Disamenities Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 104 383-387

8312 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1983 Decline of the Metropolitan Economy A New Interpretation Urban Studies 204 495-497

8311 BARRY M RUBIN and BARRY D SOWMON 1983 Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Energy Development Projects Coal Liquefaction in the Illinois Basin Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 171 11-20

8310 R TODD ZDORKOWSKI and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1983 Two Views of the City as a Source of SpaceshyTime Trends in Economic Development and the Decline of Human Fertility Urban Geography 41 54shy62

839 ROBERT Q HANHAM and FRANK J CALZONETTI 1983 Regional and Temporal Trends in Power Plant Unit Siting 1912-1978 Professional Geographer 354 416-426

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838 WALTERC LABYS RAJENDRA K PACHURI and CHARLES L BLITZER 1983 Coal A Development Challenge Natural Resource Forum 7 299-310

837 PATRlCKC MANN and PAUL R LEFRANCOIS 1983 Trends in the Real Price of Water oumalofthe American Water Works Association 75 441-443

836 PATRICK C MANN and WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR 1983 Elected Versus Appointed Commissioners Does It Make a Difference in Utility Prices In Adjusting to Regulatory Pricing and Marketing Realities ed Harry M Trebing East Lansing Institute of Public Utilities Michigan State University

835 DAVID A PLANE and ANDREWM ISSERc1AN 1983 US Interstate Labor Force Migration An Analysis of Trends Net Exchanges and Migration Subsystems Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 175-6 251shy266

834 BRIAN J CUSHING and MAHLON R STRASZHEIM 1983 Agglomeration Economies in the Public and Private Sector Urban Spatial and Fiscal Structure In Perspectives Oil Local Public Finance and Public Policy ed John Quigley Greenwich CT JAI Press

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

832 ADAM ROSE 1983 Modeling the Macroeconomic Impact of Air Pollution Abatement oumalof Regional Science 234 441-459

831 ROBERT WALKER and JANUSZ SZYR1ER 1983 Interregional Total Flow A Concept and Application to a US Input-Output Model Review ofRegional Studies 132 12-21

8217 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN MERRIFIELD 1982 The Use of Control Groups in Evaluating Regional Economic Policy Regional Science and Urban Economics 121 43-58

8216 WILLIAM H MIERYK 1982 The Differential Effects of Rising Energy Prices on Regional Income and Employment In High Energy Costs Assessing the Burden cd Hans H Landsberg Baltimore The Johns Hopkins University Press for Resources for the Future

8215 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Energy Availability and State Economic Development oumal of Energy and Development 72 163-171

8214 ADAM ROSE BEN NAKAYAMA and BRltNDT STEVENS 1982 Modern Energy Region Development and Income Distribution An Input-Output Analysis oumal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 92 149-164

8213 GREGORY A ELMES FRANK J CALZONETII and STUART A FOSTER 1982 Siting Fly Ash-Derived Alumina Recovery Facilities in West Virginia Southeastern Geographer 221 1-19

8212 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Elephants Uranium and the Energy Crisis Tennessee Law Review 494 885-918

8211 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Monitoring Foreign Investment in Energy Resources Problems and Proposals West Virginia Law Review 84 1093-1103

8210 JAMES J FRIEDBERG and EDWARD Z FOX 1982 Coal Export Associations Possible Effects of American and Common Market Antitrust Laws Northern Kentucky Law Review 9 23-43

829 MING-JENG HWANG 1982 Crude Oil Pricing in the World Market Atlantic Economic oumal102 1shy5

828 ADAM ROSE MICHAEL SHEEHAN and DALE HURD 1982 Nonrenewable Resources and the Development of Arid Lands A Planning Approach In Altemative Strategies for Desert Development and Management Elmsford NY Pergamon Press

827 PATRICKC MANN and DONALD L SCHLENGER 1982 Marginal Cost and Seasonal Pricing of Water Service oumal of the American Water Works Association January 6-11

826 MICHAEL S FOGARlY 1982 The Delerminants of Residential Succession with Renewal Effects oumal of Urban Economics 111 1-10

825 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAVID A PLANE and DAVID B MCMILLEN 1982 Internal Migration in the United States An Evaluation of Federal Data Review ofPublic Data Use 114 285-311

824 IRWIN FELLER GREGORY ELMES and JAMES MEYER 1982 Spatial Aspects of the Diffusion of Technological Innovations among American Municipal Governments Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 165 225-238

823 WALTER C LABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

822 WILLIAM H MIERclYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

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821 JOHN PICKLES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

8113 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1981 The 1981 Coal Strike A View from the Outside Labor Law Joumal 8281 564-567

8112 c J SMITH and R Q HANHAM 1981 Proximity and the Formation of Public Attitudes towards Mental Illness Environment and Planning A 132 147-165

8111 R Q ~~HAM and H C~~G 1981 Wage Inflation in a Growth Region The American Sun Belt In Regional Wage Inflation and Unemployment ed R L Martin Great Britain Pion Limited

8110 ADAM ROSE DAVID KOLK MICHAEL BRADY and ROBERT KlEISEL 1981 Energy Development and Urban Employment Creation The Case of the City of Los Angeles Energy 610 1041-1052

819 WALTER c lABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1981 Stability of Appalachian Coal Shipments under Policy Variation Energy Joumal2 111-128

818 FRANKJ CALZONETTI and GREGORY A ELMES 1981 Metal Recovery from Power Plant Ash An Ecological Approach to Coal Utilization GeoJournal Supplementary Issue 3 59-70

817 ADAM ZACHARY ROSE 1981 Utility Lifelines and Economic Activity in the Context of Earthquakes In Social and Economic Impact ofEarthquakes on Utility Lifelines ed J Isenberg New York American Society of Civil Engineers

816 CLIFFORD B HAWLEY and MICHAEL S FOGARlY 1981 Can Agglomeration Economies Explain Why People Are Leaving Large Cities Environment and Planning A 132 225-230

815 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 The Allocation of Funds to Small Cities under the Community Development Block Grant Program An Evaluation Journal of the American Planning Association 471 3-28

814 RONALD L LEWIS 1981 Rev TG Steward and the Education of Blacks in Reconstruction Delaware Delaware History Spring-Summer 156-178

813 CHRISTOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Any Place But Here Mental Health Facilities as Noxious Neighbors Professional Geol11apher 333 326-334

812 CHRISTOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Deinstitutionalization of the Mentally Ill A Time Path Analysis of the American States 1955-1975 Social Science and Medicine 15D 361-378

811 SHELBY D GERKING and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 Bifurcation and the Time Pattern of Impacts in the Economic Base Model Journal ofRegional Science 214 451-467

8019 MICHAEL S FOGARlY and GASPER GAROFAW 1980 Urban Size and the Amenity Structure of Cities Journal of Urban Economics 83 350-361

8018 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 Regional Shifts in Economic Base and Structure in the United States Since 1940 In Alternatives to Confrontation ed Victor L Arnold Lexington MA DC Heath and Company

8017 WILLlAl1 H MIERNYK 1980 An Evaluation The Tools of Regional Development Policy Growth and Change 112 2-6

8016 ADAM ROSE 1980 Geothermal Energy in California Policies to Improve the Economic Impact of Energy Resource Development Growth and Change 111 41-47

8015 FRANKJ CALZONETTI 1980 Bentonite Liners for Power Plant Lagoons Power Engineering March 61-62

8014 FRANK J CALZONEm MARK S ECKERT and EDWARD J MALECKI 1980 Siting Energy Facilities in the USA Policies for the Western States Energy Policy June 138-152

8013 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and FEREIDOON SHAHROKH 1980 Spatial Equilibrium in the US Coal Industry Energy Economics 24 230-236

8012 WALTER C LABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Ouadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Stearn Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

8011 PATRICK C MANN 1980 Equity and Economics in Setting Water Rates for Apartment Complexes Journal of the American Water Works Association 72 74-77

8010 PATRICK C MANN ROBERT J SAUNDERS and JEREMY J WARFORD 1980 A Note on Capital Indivisibility and the Definition of Marginal Cost Water Resources Research 163 602-604

809 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 Coal In Collective Bargaining Contemporary American Experience ed Gerald G Somers Madison WI Industrial Relations Research Association

808 E JAMES HARNER and PAUL B SlATER 1980 Identifying Medical Regions Using Hierarchical Clustering Social Science and Medicine 140 3-10

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RO7 AIDREW M ISSERfA and IARlLY~ BROWN 1lt)80 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science AssGciation 45November 139-158

806 RO~ALD L LEWIS 1980 Rev TG Stewart (sic) and Mixed Schools in Delaware 1882 Delaware History 19 53-58

805 ADAM ROSE 1980 Mandating Local Government Emergency Services Urban Interest 21 65-73 804 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1980 Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy A Theoretical and

Empirical AnaJysis of Alternative rvfcthods Intemational Regional Science Review 52 155-184 803 WALTER C LltBYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In

Commodity Afarkes and Latin American Development A Afodeling Approach tds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 HARRY D SOLOfON KINCSLEY E HAYES and AIDREW J KRMENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

801 ROBERTT WALKER and SLt~gtN~E E BAYLEY 198f An Energetic and Economic Simulation for the Evaluation of Tran5portation PoEcy Computers Environment and Urban )stems 51middot2 83-96

7918 GASPER GAROFALO and MICHAEL S FOGARTY 1979 Urban Income Distribution and the Urban Hierarchy-Equality Hypothesis Review oj Economics and Statistics 613 381-388

79 17 JOHN M GOWDY 1979 Economic Gwvth Models and Regional Steady State Planning Growth and ChanRe 103 37-42

7916 HNG-JENG BWgtSG amI lELVJ L cnFENHtr 1()7( Estimates of Fixed Costs and the Sizes of Market Areas in the United Stalls Emironntc1l1 and Plallllinf A 119 993-1009 HARLEY E JOHANSE and (LE v lL(rlT 197() Population GrOvth and Retail Decline Conflicting Effects of Urban Accessihility ill Amcricm Villages Ruml Sociology 441 24-38 WILLtl H HERYK Fl7() A -ktc (1 Recent ReginnaJ GroY1h Theories oumalofRegional Scicilce 193 303-~m~ V1LUHl H iIERYK 1()9 Resource cnstraints and R-giemal Development Policy Atlulitic Economic lollmal B3 16-23

2 THOIrS C CAlI)BELL 1970 lew C~d TranSp)rt3tion Modes j1echanical Engineering 101 37-43

7911 THO1AS C CAH)BELL MITG-JEIC HWAG and SOOSAN SIIAHROKII 1979 Market Delineation in the Coal Industry Review of Regional Studies 92 6-17

7910 HNG-JENG HWANG 1979 A Model of Spatial Price Discrimination for the Pricing Schedule of Coal IOllmal of Regional Scicnce 192 231-243

799 I)ATRICK C 11 1979 The Dynamics of Traditional Rate Regulation Research in Law and Economics 1 195-212

798 PATRICK C 1ANN 1979 The Vater Industry Economic and Policy Issues In Regulation Competition and Dercgulaaon Lexington VA Vashington and Lee University

797 PATRICK C MAIl and JOHN L MIKESELL 1979 Cost Behavior and Water Systems ~Vater Resources Bulletin 155 1301-1307

796 WILLH1 H MIER-YK 1979 Coal Problems and Prospects in the 19805 ]ollmal of Energy and Delelopmclll 51 1)middot18

795 WALTER P PACE 1(71) Competition and Concentration in Appalachian Coal Production 1960 to 1975 Policy Analysis and Information 31 141-160

794 ROlALD L LEVIS 1979 The Darkest Abode of Man Black Miners in the First Southern Coal Field 1780-1865 Virginia AfafJzine of ilisfOl) and Bioraphy x7 1lt)0-202

793 PACL U SlATER 1979 Biplots of 19Y)middot19rgtl United Slates Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 75()-766

792 PACt B SlATER 197lt) 1lt)65-70 Inters ate MigratioIl in the United States An Ex1ension of the rv1ultiterminall1ethod to MUltiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 0 205-20R

791 PAtL B SLATER and WOLFG-l( SCHARZ 197() Global Trade Patterns Scaling and Clustering Analysis IEEE Transactiolls Oil Svstcms Jfall alld (vbemefics 97 381-387

7811 tUCHAEL S FOGARTY and GASPER CgtROFAJO 1978 An Exploration of the Real Productivity Effects of Cities Review ofRegional Studies 81 65-82

7810 TIIOtgtS C CA1PDELL and lIiG-JEii( HWG~ 1975 Spatial Analysis and the Identification of Coal Markets iOllmal of Enclampl1 and DCIClopmcnf 141 104-125

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789 WALTER P PAGE and AUSI1N H MONTGOMERY JR 1978 Social Costs of the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act Amendments Eastern Economic Journal 43-4 161-166

788 ADAM ROSE STAHRL EDMUNDS and EVERARD LOITING 1978 The Economics of Geothermal Energy Development at the Regional Level Journal ofEnergy and Development 41 126-152

787 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Black Labor in the Eastern Virginia Coal Field 1765-1865 In Other Slaves Mechanics Artisans and Craftsmen eds Ronald L Lewis and James E Newton Boston MA GK Hall

786 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Slave Families at Early Chesapeake Ironworks Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 169-179

785 CATIlERINE A PALOMBA and NElLA PALOMBA 1978 An Analysis of Dropouts from a West Virginia Training Program for Coal Miners Journal of Economics 4 133-136

784 ANDREWM ISSERMAN and KAREN L MAJORS 1978 General Revenue Sharing Federal Incentives to Change Local Government Journal of the American Institute of Planners 443 317-327

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environmeni and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

7722 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 Race and the United Mine Workers Union in Tennessee Selected Letters of William R Riley 1892-1895 Tennessee Historical Quarterly 36 524-536

7721 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1977 Predicting Neighborhood Decline within a Large Central City An Application of Discriminant Analysis Environment and Planning A 95 579-584

7720 FRANK GIARRATANI and CHARLES F SOCHER 1977 The Pattern of Industrial Location and Rising Energy Prices Atlantic Economic Journal 51 48-55

7719 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 The Changing Structure of the Southern Economy In Economics of Southern Growth eds E Blaine Liner and Lawrence K Lynch Research Triangle Park NC The Southern Growth Policies Board

7718 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 EDA and the Objectives of Regional Development Policy Explorations in Economic Research 43 390-408

7717 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Rising Energy Prices and Regional Economic Development Growth and Change 83 2-7

7716 TIlOMAS C CAMPBELL 1977 Eminent Domain Its Origin Meaning and Relevance to Coal Slurry Pipelines Transportation Journal 171 5-21

7715 TIlOMAS C CAMPBELL and SIDNIY KATELL 1977 Railroad Volume Freight Rates Evolution and Analysis ICC Practitioners Journal January-February 146-161

7714 ANDREWMISSERfAN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic Geography 531 45-54

7713 PATRICK C MANN 1977 The Interlocking of Municipalities and Publicly Owned Utilities In Local Service Pricing Policies and Their Effect on Urban Spatial Strncture ed Paul B Downing New York Columbia University Press

7712 PATRICK C MANN 1977 Water Rates An Evaluation of Options Journal of the American Water Works Association 692 84-88

7711 PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITT 1977 The Impact on Electricity Rate Structures from Increasing Energy Costs Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 566-571

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations Journal ofRegional Science 1713 327-344

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Journal ofEnvironmental Systems 72 131-147

778 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Virginia Iron Industry The AnteshyBellum Era West Virginia History 38 141-156

777 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Jobs and Income Issue Papers of the Appalachian Conference on Balanced Growth and Economic Development Charleston WV October 41-57

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188

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775 CRAIG K ELWELL and NEIL A PALOMBA 1977 Economic Benefit-Cost Evaluation of West Virginia Vocational Rehabilitation Lessons for the Vocational Rehabilitation System Journal of Economics 3 201-204

774 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 433 247-259

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic 1mpacts Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

771 PAUL B SlATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291

7625 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Kalymnos The Island of the Sponge Fishermen Annals of the New York Academy ofSciences 268 ~9-307

7624 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Sponge Markets of Kalymnos Anthropologica 181 81-96 7623 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Decline of the Northern Perimeter Society 1324-26 7622 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Regional Economic Consequences of High Energy Prices in the United

States Journal of Energy and Development 12 213-239 7621 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Some Regional 1mpacts of the Rising Cost of Energy Papers of the

Regional Science Association 37 213-227 7620 GREGORY J L VI 1976 Towards the Application of Dynamic Growth Theory to Regions

Generalizations and Comments Joumal ofRegional Science 161 117-124 7619 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1976 The Coal Slurry Pipeline Its Contribution in Meeting the Nations

Energy Requirements Joumal of Economics 2 196-200 7618 WALTER C lABYS 1976 Foreign Investment in the US Minerals Industry The Case of West Virginia

Coal InA Study ofAlien Investment in United States Lands ed E Wunderlick Washington DC US Department of Agriculture

7617 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1976 Ownership and Water System Operation Water Resources Bulletin 125 995-1004

7616 JOHN L MIKESELL and PATRICK C MANN 1976 Pricing by Rural Electric Cooperatives Land Economics 521 96-102

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment and Planning A 84 477-478

7614 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The American Dream and the Rationalization of Slavery Crisis 83 253-254 7613 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Chesapeake Iron Industry The

Colonial Era Labor History 17 388-405 7612 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybernetics April 321-324 7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972

Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132 7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon

Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56 769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of

Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12 768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish

Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878 767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social

Science Research 51 173-224 766 ANDREW M ISSERJ1AN 1976 Interjurisdictional Spillovers Political Fragmentation and the Level of

Local Public Services A Re-Examination Urban Studies 131 1-12 765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data

Human Organization 353 269-286 764 FRANK GIARRATANI 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues

Environment and Planning A 84 447-454 763 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input -Output Analysis

International Regional Science Review 12 47-55

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762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Relevance of Regional Science Review of Regional Studies 61 1-9

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7516 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and H OIITA 1975 Observations on the Shape and Relevance of the Spatial Demand Function Econometrica 434 669-682

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

7514 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Northeast Isnt What It Used to Be In Balanced Growth for the Northeast Proceedings of a Conference of Legislative Leaders on the Future of the Northeast New York State Senate

7513 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 Regional Employment Impacts of Rising Energy Prices Labor Law Journal 268 518-523

7512 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Status of Slurry Pipeline Transportation of Bituminous Coal The Intersociety Conference on Transportation Atlanta GA

7511 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Transporting Western Coal Unit Trains or Slurry Pipeline Logistics and Transportation Review 112 147-152

7510 ADAM ROSE 1975 The Cost of Stack Gas Cleaning in New York State Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association 2510 1005-1008

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics March 278-283

758 NEIL A PALOMBA CATHERINE A PAWMBA and TOM S WITT 1975 Some Economic Factors Affecting Safety in Underground Bituminous Coal Mines Comment Southern Economic Journal 422 13-23

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANKGIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Journal of Regional Science 153 371-373

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian Journal of Politics 9153-162

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7422 JOHN P BlAIR and WALTER CHATFIELD 1974 Pareto Optimal Growth Public Choice 21 93-97 7421 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1974 Transportation in Developing Countries Special Reference to Kenya

Traffic Quarterly 281 139-153 7420 G RICHARD DREESE 1974 Banks and Regional Economic Development Southern Economic Journal

404 647-656 7419 JOHN GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OIITA 1974 Price Discrimination over Space

Theory Assumption and a Case Example Annals ofRegional Science 83 70-81 7418 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHIOIITA 1974 Price Discrimination by

Regulated Motor Carriers Comment American Economic Review 644 780-784 7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal

of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363 7416 PATRICK C MANN 1974 User Power and Electricity Rates Journal of Law and Economics 17~2 433shy

443 7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human

Organization 333 261-275 7414 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in

Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

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7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley loumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

7412 RONALD L LEWIS 1974 Slavery on Chesapeake Iron Plantations before the American Revolution loumal of Negro History 59 242-254

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American loumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

748 NEIL A PALOMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation Modeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUfHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 W F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data 10llmal of Regional Science 143 377-388

7312 JOHN P BlAIR 1973 A Review of the Filtering-Down Theory Urban Affairs Quarterly 83 303-316 7311 THO1AS C CAMPBELL 1973 Should Regulatory Commissions be Abolished Modified or Retained

Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-7 7310 PATRICK c l1ANN 1973 The Political Influence of Residential Consumers on Water Rates Water

Resources Bulletin 95 976-984 Comment and Reply 106 1308-1310 739 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly

922 1-3 738 JOHN L MIKESELL and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1973 Rates of Return in Public and Private Enterprise

Electric Utilities in the United States Mississippi Valley loumal of Business alld Economics 91 41-54 737 ROBERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West

Virginia West Virginia Medical loumaI698 1-4 736 RICHARD RAYMOND 1973 The Interregional Brain Drain and Public Education Growth and Change

43 28-34 735 JOHN PALMER and NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 Skill Differentials and Their Determinants American

Economist 172 130-136 734 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing

Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health cds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas

733 NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law loumal 2411 733-738

732 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics cds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

724 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation IOllmaI121 15-22

723 G RICHARD DREESE and HAROLD L BRYANT 1972 Costs and Effects of a Water Program for a Small Stripping Company--Southeastern Ohio Water Resources Bulletin 82 320-327

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722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 122 77-89

721 RICHARD RAYMOND 1972 Determinants of Non-White Migration during the 1950s American Journal ofEconomics and Sociology 311 9-20

717 ROBERT D BRITT 1971 The Appalachian Regional Development Program Growth and Change 23 3-13

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORMAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

713 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1971 Local Labor Market Effects of New Plant Locations In Essays in Regional Economics yds John F Kain and John R Meyer Cambridge Harvard University Press

712 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Local Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 711 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of

Economics and Business 111 23-29 709 WILLIAM G DEWALD and G RICHARD DREESE 1970 Bank Behavior with Respect to Deposit

Variability Journal ofFinance 254 400-470 708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and

Economics 62 45-56 707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of

Economics and Business 104 37-49 706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of

the American Water Works Association 629 534-537 705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land

Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319 704 RICHARD RAYMOND 1970 Regional Differences in Racial Discrimination in Education and

Employment Western Economic Journal 82 190-208 703 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem

National Tax Journal 232 206-213 702 WILLIAM H MIERWK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and

Change 12 27-32 701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables

Demography 71 87-91 6911 CARL W HALE 1969 The Optimality of Local Subsidies in Regional Development Programs

Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 93 35-50 6910 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 British Regional Development Policy Journal ofEconomic Issues 33 33shy

42 699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly

Review ofEconomics and Business 92 5-20 698 woo SIK KEE 1969 The Cause of Urban Poverty Journal ofHuman Resources 81 93-99 697 DONALD E PURSELL 1969 The Impact of the South African Wage Board on SkilledUnskilled Wage

Differentials Eastern Africa Economic Review 11 73-81 696 RICHARD D RAYMOND 1969 Changes in the Relative Economic Status of Nonwhites 1950-60

Western Economic Journal 71 57-70 695 RICHARD RAYMOND 1969 Mobility and Economic Progress of Negro Americans During the 1940s

American Journal ofEconomics and Sociology 284 337-350 694 ANTIIONYP THIRLWALL 1969 Types of Unemployment With Special Reference to Non Demandshy

Deficient Unemployment in Great Britain Scottish Journal ofPolitical Economy 16 19-49 693 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An

Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality

Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

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691 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications of Input-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

6810 ROYW BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1968 The Role of State and Local Government in the Economic Development of Appalachia Land Economics 441 50-58

689 CARL W HALE 1968 Local Subsidies Regional Development or Regional Rivalry American Industrial Development Council Journal 34 33-53

688 GILBERT L RUTMAN 1968 The Transkei An Experiment in Economic Separation South African Journal ofEconomics 361 24-31

687 DONALD E PURSELL 1968 Bantu Real Wages and Employment Opportunities in South Africa South African Journal ofEconomics 3611 87-103

686 ROY W BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208

685 woo SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax Journal 212 183-189

684 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

674 GERALD ALBAUM and GILBERT L RUTMAN 1967 The Cooperative-Based Marketing System in Tanganyika Journal ofMarketing 31 54-58

673 CARL W HALE 1967 The Mechanism of the Spread Effect in Regional Development Land Economics 434 45-52

672 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Appalachian Development The Long-Run View Poverty and Human Resources Abstracts 23 36-43

671 WILLIAM H MIE~YK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commercial 148 741-753

662 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1966 Experience under the British Local Employment Acts of 1960 and 1963 Industrial and Labor Relations Review 201 30-49

661 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

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1990 Working Papers

Several 1990 working papers are not listed in this section because they have been published and are available as reprints

9028 TERANCE REPHANN 1990 Highways and Regional Economic Development Review of the Theory and Models

9027 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 Automated Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis The QE2 Method and its Application

9026 SHUICHI HASHIYA 1990 Technological Assistance to Small and Medium Sized Manufacturers in Japan Case Studies of Five Regional Industrial Technology Centers

9025 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Questionable Economic Evaluation When Lives are at Stake 9024 CHRISTOPHER CORNWELL and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Estimation of the Economic Model of

Crime Using Panel Data 9023 DAVID J SORENSON 1990 A Spatial Model of Asset Allocation 9022 WALTER C LABYS and JEFF CROMWELL 1990 Relations between Resource Cycles National Cycles

and Regional Economic Instability A Vector Autoregressive Approach 9021 BRIAN J CUSHING 1990 The Effect of Race Relations on the Migration of Blacks in the US 9020 CARlA DICKSfEIN 1990 Socializing Entrepreneurship in Worker Cooperatives The Experience of

Cooperative Development Agencies in Britain and Quebec 9019 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Japans Kohsetsushi Program of Regional Public Examination and Technology

Centers for Upgrading Small and Mid-Size Manufacturing Firms 9018 JOHN PICKLES 1990 Restructuring in Comparative Perspective A Conceptual Framework for

Comparative Research between Eastern and Central Europe and the United States 9016 PHILIP SHAPIRA with JOAN GUITA 1990 Managing Research and Development American and

Japanese Chemicals and Electronics Corporate RampD Compared 9015 KENNETH C MARTIS ZOLTAN KOVACS DEZSO KOVACS and SANDOR PETER 1990 The Geography of

the 1990 Hungarian Parliamentary Elections 9014 SALLY MAGGARD 1990 Schooling Work Experience and Gender The Social Reproduction of Poverty

in Mining Regions 9013 BOlAN KOULOV 1990 Tendencies in the Administrative-Territorial Development of Bulgaria 9012 RACHEL B TOMPKINS 1990 Economic Restructuring and the Changing Regional Development Role

of American Universities 9011 HIROE YAMAZAKI 1990 Japans Regional Development through Third Sector Projects The Cases of

Kitakyushu and Om uta 9010 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 American Economic Development and the States An Overview of Policy

Objectives and Strategies 9009 ANDREW ISSERMAN and JOHN KORT 1990 Regional Economic Consequences of US Immigration

Policy 9008 BOlAN KOUWV 1990 Regional Management Systems The Case of Bulgaria 9007 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Modernization in the Mountains The Diffusion of

Industrial Technology in West Virginia Manufacturing 9006 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1990 Research Designs for Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis in

Regional Science 9005 TERANCE J REPHANN 1990 The Geography of American Ideological Activity Location Patterns of

Political Extremist Organizations and Periodicals in the United States during the 198Os 9004 KRASSIMIRA PASKALEVA 1990 Theoretical and Methodological Issues in Bulgarian Regional Policy 9003 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 The National Science Foundations Engineering Research Centers Changing

the Culture of US Engineering 9001 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Survey of Technology Use in West Virginia

Manufacturing Preliminary Report

34 Working Papers

Author Index

Numbers such as 9018 refer to reprints listed in reverse chronological order beginning on page 20 the first two digits are the publication year Numbers such as WP9028 refer to 1990 working papers listed on page 34

A ABLER RONALD F

ALBAUM GERALD

B BAHL ROYW

BATEY PETER W J

BATTERMAN STEPHEN

BAYLEY SUZANNE E

BEAUMONT PAUL M

BERNARDHRUSSELL

BLAIR JOHN P

BLITZER CHARLES L

BRADY MICHAEL

BRITI ROBERT D

BROWN MARILYN

BRYANT HAROLD L

C CALZONETfI FRANK

CAMPBELL THOMAS C

CHANG H

CHATFIELD WALTER

CHEN C Y

CORNWELL CHRISTOPHER

CROMWELL JEFF

CUSHING BRIAN J

907middot 674

6936810686 661 906 852 801 779 905894888 87178628513 7625 7624 767 765 7415 7414 749 7422 7312 838 8110 717 807 723

9028710877 86108658511 8458398213 81880158014 BO13 7912 7911 7810 7716 7715 7619 7512 7511 7421 7311 724 8111 7422 8810875 VfP9024 VfP9022 VfP9021 893 8718 878869843834

D DAVIS ROBERT

DECOLA LEE

DEWALD WILLIAM G

DICKSTEIN CARLA

DREESEGRICHARD

DURHAM DAVID L

E ECKERT MARK S

EDMUNDS STAHRL

ELMES GREGORY

ELWELL CRAIG K

F FELLER IRWIN

FISHER PETER S

FOGARlY MICHAEL S

FOOT DAVID K

FOSTER STUART A

FOX DOROTHY H

FOX EDWARD Z

FOX RICHARD T

FRIEDBERG JAMES J

FUGITI GLENN V

G GAROFAW GASPER

GEIGER MELISSA

GERKING SHELBY

GIARRATANI FRANK

GOWMB DANIEL

GOSSLING W F

737 8517 709 VfP90208915887 7420 709 723 865

8014 788 865853848 8213824818 775

824 8410 83138312826 81680197918 7811 7721 8919 8213 7410 8210 7410 90168578212 82118210 7915

831380197918 7811 WP9007 WP9001 8713868811 7720764 756 755 747 746 745 852 744

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GOWDY JOHN M 7917 L GREENHUf JOHN 7419 IABYS WALTER C WP9022 9098917 GREENHUf MELVIN L 7916 7516 7418 891689118910 GREENSTREET DAVID 8914 8988611867 GRUHL JAMES 852 852085148510 GUITAJOAN WP9016 852847838823

8198012803 7618 754 H

LEFRANCOIS PAUL R 837HALE CARL W 6911689673

LENTZ PEGGY A 7515HANHAM ROBERT Q 85128511855

LESOURD JEAN-BAPTISTE 891783108398112 LEWIN JEFF L 90158111813812 LEWIS RONALD L 897891856814

HANNAN MICHAEL J 892883 806 794 787 786 HARNER E JAMES 808 7722 7787614 HAWLEY CLIFFORD B 816 7613 7412 HASHIYA SHUICHI wP9026

WFI1NG EVERARD 788HAYNES KlNGSLEYE 8468314802

WRD MONTAGUE J 909HONEY REX 842 HURD DALE 828 HWANG MING-JENG 8738298013 M

7916 7911 7910 MAGGARD SALLY WARD WP90149014 7810 7516 7419 MAJORS KAREN L 784 7418 MALECKI EDWARD J 8014

MANN PATRICK C 8738610863 I 8598315837 ISSERMAN ANDREWM WP9027 WP9010 8368278011

wP9009 WP9OO6 907 8010 799 798 89188948717 79777137712 8713879868 771176177616 86285198513 7416 7310 722 8518410844 716 708 707 706 8358217825 705683 815811807804 MARTIS KENNETH C WP9015884 784 7714 774 MAZEY MARY ELLEN 737 773772 766 757 MCMILLEN DAVID B 862825

MERRIFIELD JOHN 89188720879J 8217 JOHANSENHARLEYE 7915 7515 MEYER JAMES 824

MIERNYK WILLIAM 90178968715 85188515849K 82168215822

KATELL SIDNEY 7715 811380188017KEE WOO SIK 698685684 809 7914 7913 KlLLWORTH PETER 767 765 7414 79677197718

749 7717 777 7623 KNEISEL ROBERT 8110 7622 7621 763 KOLK DAVID 8110 762 7514 7513 KORT JOHN wP9009 753 734 732 KOUWV BOlAN WP9013 WP9008 731 713 702 KOVACSDEZSO WP9015 6910692691KOVACS ZOLTAN WP9015 681 672 671 KRASHINSKY MICHAEL 8721 662KRMENEC ANDREW J 802

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MIKESELL JOHN L

MILNE WILLIAM J

MONTGOMERY AUSTIN H JR

N NAKAYAMA BEN

0 OHTA HIROSHI

P PACHURI RAJENDRA K

PAGE WALTER P

PALMER JOHN

PALOMBA CATHERI~E A

PALOMBA NEIL A

PASKALEVAKRASSIMlRA

PETER SANDOR

PHILLIPS FRED Y

PICKLES JOHN

PlANE DAVID A

PRIMEAUX WALTER J JR

PUDUP MARY BETH

PURSELL DONALD E

R RASMUSSEN BARBARA

RAYMOND RICHARD

REPHANNTERANCE

REX-LOPATIO KATHY

ROGERSON PETER A

797 7617 7616 739 738 716 715 712 711 703 89198721 789

8214

751~ 7419 7418

838 795 789 735 785 758 7413 785 775 758 7413 748 735 733 wr9004 wr9015 8716 87128613 8314 wr9018 908 8913 8812889885 8828728612 866 861 8521 833821 8628513835 825 863859836 90139012895 8868719876 864 701697687

901 736 721 704 696695682 wr9028 wr9005 874 8628513

ROSE ADAM

RUBIN BARRY M

RUfMAN GILBERT L

S SAUNDERS ROBERT J

SAYRE GREG

SCHLENGER DONALD L

SCHUBERT UWE

SCHWARZ WOLFGANG

SEIFRIED EDMOND J

SHAHROKH FEREIDOON

SHAHROKH SOOSAN

SHAPlRA PHILIP

SHEEHAN MICHAEL

SHELLHAMMER KENNETH L

SlATER PAUL B

SMITH CHRISTOPHER J

SOCHER CHARLES F

SOELISTIJO UKAR

SOLOMON BARRY D

SORENSON DAVID

SPOONER DEREK

STEVENS BENJAMIN

STEVENS BRANDT

STRASZHEIM MAHLON R

SWENSON NORMAN P

SZYRMER JANUSZ

9068968810 888 883 881 87118758516 854841832 8214 828 8110 8178016805 78877107615 7510 743 8311 688674

80106996810 661 89158710 827 8713868 791 738 722 852085148013 7911 WP9019 WP9016 wP9007 WP9003 wP9001 9018 9010904903 8912 828 693 808 793 792 791 783 782 781 776 771 7612 7611 7610 769 768 761 759 752 751 7417 7411 742 741 85128558112 813812 7720 8711 84683148311 SO2 WP9023 842 8710845 854 8818214 834 714 831

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T TAKAYAMA TAKASHI

TAYLOR CAROL

TEITZ MICHAEL B

THIRLWALL ANTHONYP

THOMPSON LUTHER C

TOMPKINS RACHEL B

TORRIES THOMAS F

TRUMBULL WILLIAM N

W WADDELL LORNA M

WALKER ROBEIIT

WARFORD JEREMY J

WATTS MICHAELJ

WINCHESTER HIlARY P M

WITT TOM S

WOODSJEFF

Y YAMAZAKI HIROE

YANG CHIN-WEI

VI GREGORY J L

Z ZDORKOWSKI R TODD

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898 9028928714 874871858 831801779 8010 876 781 861085207711 758 9088913889

wP9011 89108510819 8012 7620

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-857 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1985-86 European Community Energy Policy and Its Significance to American

Coal Exports Journal ofMineral Law and Policy 12 173-219 856 RONALD L LEWIS 1985 Job Control and Race Relations in the Coal Fields 1870-1920 Journal of

Ethnic Studies 124 36-64 855 ROBERTQ HANHAM and CHRISTOPHERJ SMITH 1985 Regional Change and Problem Drinking in the

United States 1970-78 Regional Studies 192 149-162 854 BENJAMIN STEVENS and ADAM ROSE 1985 Regional Input-Output Methods for Tourism Impact

Analysis In Assessing the Economic Impacts ofRecreation and Tourism eds Dennis Propst et al Asheville NC US Forest Service

853 GREGORY A ELMES 1985 Modeling Spatial Interaction of Utility Coal in Pennsylvania Annals of the Association ofAmerican Geographers 752 212-226

852 DANIEL GOLOMB STEPHEN BATIERMAN JAMES GRUHL and WALTER C lABYS 1985 Sensitivity Analysis of the Kinetics of Acid Rain Models Atmospheric Environment 173 645-653

851 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1985 Economic-Demographic Modeling with Endogenously Determined Birth and Migration Rates Theory and Prospects Environment and Planning A 171 25-45

8410 ANDREW M ISSERl1AN and PETER S FISHER 1984 Population Forecasting and Local Economic Planning The Limits on Community Control over Uncertainty Population Research and Policy Review 31 27-50

849 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1984 Energy and Regional Development In Energy Costs Urban Development and Housing eds Anthony Downs and Katharine L Bradbury Washington DC The Brookings Institution

848 GREGORY ELMES 1984 Coal Transportation An Undervalued Aspect of Energy Modeling Transportation Research-A 18-A1 13-23

847 WALTER C lABYS 1984 An Optimal Trade Policy to Counter Latin American Commodity Market Instability In Tenns of Trade and the Optimal Tariff in Latin America ed E Conesa Buenos Aires Institute for Latin American Integration

846 BARRYD SOWMON and KINGSLEYE HAYNES 1984 A Survey and Critique of Multiobjective Power Plant Siting Decision Rules Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 182 71-79

845 DEREKJ SPOONER and FRANKJ CALZONETTI 1984 Geography and the Coal Revival AngloshyAmerican Perspectives Progress in Human Geography 81 1-25

844 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1984 Projection Forecast and Plan On the Future of Population Forecasting Journal of the American Planning Association 502 208-221

843 BRIAN J CUSHING 1984 Capitalization of Interjurisdictional Fiscal Differentials An Alternative Approach Journal of Urban Economics 153 317-326

842 REX HONEY and DAVID SORENSON 1984 Jurisdictional Benefits and Local Costs The Politics of School Closings In Public Service Provision and Urban Development eds Andrew Kirby Paul Knox and Steven Pinch London Croom Helm

841 ADAM ROSE 1984 Technological Change and Input-Output Analysis An Appraisal Socia-Economic Planning Sciences 185 305-318

8315 PATRICK C MANN 1983 Water Pricing Research Needs American Water Works Association loumal 75 24-27

8314 KINGSLEY E HAYNES FRED Y PHILLIPS and BARRY D SOWMON 1983 A Coal Industry Distribution Planning Model under Environmental Constraints Economic Geography 591 52-65

8313 GASPERA GAROFAW and MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1983 A Note on the Measurement of Agglomeration Economies with Compensation for Urban Disamenities Journal of Environmental Economics and Management 104 383-387

8312 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1983 Decline of the Metropolitan Economy A New Interpretation Urban Studies 204 495-497

8311 BARRY M RUBIN and BARRY D SOWMON 1983 Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis of Energy Development Projects Coal Liquefaction in the Illinois Basin Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 171 11-20

8310 R TODD ZDORKOWSKI and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1983 Two Views of the City as a Source of SpaceshyTime Trends in Economic Development and the Decline of Human Fertility Urban Geography 41 54shy62

839 ROBERT Q HANHAM and FRANK J CALZONETTI 1983 Regional and Temporal Trends in Power Plant Unit Siting 1912-1978 Professional Geographer 354 416-426

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838 WALTERC LABYS RAJENDRA K PACHURI and CHARLES L BLITZER 1983 Coal A Development Challenge Natural Resource Forum 7 299-310

837 PATRlCKC MANN and PAUL R LEFRANCOIS 1983 Trends in the Real Price of Water oumalofthe American Water Works Association 75 441-443

836 PATRICK C MANN and WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR 1983 Elected Versus Appointed Commissioners Does It Make a Difference in Utility Prices In Adjusting to Regulatory Pricing and Marketing Realities ed Harry M Trebing East Lansing Institute of Public Utilities Michigan State University

835 DAVID A PLANE and ANDREWM ISSERc1AN 1983 US Interstate Labor Force Migration An Analysis of Trends Net Exchanges and Migration Subsystems Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 175-6 251shy266

834 BRIAN J CUSHING and MAHLON R STRASZHEIM 1983 Agglomeration Economies in the Public and Private Sector Urban Spatial and Fiscal Structure In Perspectives Oil Local Public Finance and Public Policy ed John Quigley Greenwich CT JAI Press

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

832 ADAM ROSE 1983 Modeling the Macroeconomic Impact of Air Pollution Abatement oumalof Regional Science 234 441-459

831 ROBERT WALKER and JANUSZ SZYR1ER 1983 Interregional Total Flow A Concept and Application to a US Input-Output Model Review ofRegional Studies 132 12-21

8217 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN MERRIFIELD 1982 The Use of Control Groups in Evaluating Regional Economic Policy Regional Science and Urban Economics 121 43-58

8216 WILLIAM H MIERYK 1982 The Differential Effects of Rising Energy Prices on Regional Income and Employment In High Energy Costs Assessing the Burden cd Hans H Landsberg Baltimore The Johns Hopkins University Press for Resources for the Future

8215 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Energy Availability and State Economic Development oumal of Energy and Development 72 163-171

8214 ADAM ROSE BEN NAKAYAMA and BRltNDT STEVENS 1982 Modern Energy Region Development and Income Distribution An Input-Output Analysis oumal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 92 149-164

8213 GREGORY A ELMES FRANK J CALZONETII and STUART A FOSTER 1982 Siting Fly Ash-Derived Alumina Recovery Facilities in West Virginia Southeastern Geographer 221 1-19

8212 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Elephants Uranium and the Energy Crisis Tennessee Law Review 494 885-918

8211 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Monitoring Foreign Investment in Energy Resources Problems and Proposals West Virginia Law Review 84 1093-1103

8210 JAMES J FRIEDBERG and EDWARD Z FOX 1982 Coal Export Associations Possible Effects of American and Common Market Antitrust Laws Northern Kentucky Law Review 9 23-43

829 MING-JENG HWANG 1982 Crude Oil Pricing in the World Market Atlantic Economic oumal102 1shy5

828 ADAM ROSE MICHAEL SHEEHAN and DALE HURD 1982 Nonrenewable Resources and the Development of Arid Lands A Planning Approach In Altemative Strategies for Desert Development and Management Elmsford NY Pergamon Press

827 PATRICKC MANN and DONALD L SCHLENGER 1982 Marginal Cost and Seasonal Pricing of Water Service oumal of the American Water Works Association January 6-11

826 MICHAEL S FOGARlY 1982 The Delerminants of Residential Succession with Renewal Effects oumal of Urban Economics 111 1-10

825 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAVID A PLANE and DAVID B MCMILLEN 1982 Internal Migration in the United States An Evaluation of Federal Data Review ofPublic Data Use 114 285-311

824 IRWIN FELLER GREGORY ELMES and JAMES MEYER 1982 Spatial Aspects of the Diffusion of Technological Innovations among American Municipal Governments Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 165 225-238

823 WALTER C LABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

822 WILLIAM H MIERclYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

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821 JOHN PICKLES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

8113 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1981 The 1981 Coal Strike A View from the Outside Labor Law Joumal 8281 564-567

8112 c J SMITH and R Q HANHAM 1981 Proximity and the Formation of Public Attitudes towards Mental Illness Environment and Planning A 132 147-165

8111 R Q ~~HAM and H C~~G 1981 Wage Inflation in a Growth Region The American Sun Belt In Regional Wage Inflation and Unemployment ed R L Martin Great Britain Pion Limited

8110 ADAM ROSE DAVID KOLK MICHAEL BRADY and ROBERT KlEISEL 1981 Energy Development and Urban Employment Creation The Case of the City of Los Angeles Energy 610 1041-1052

819 WALTER c lABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1981 Stability of Appalachian Coal Shipments under Policy Variation Energy Joumal2 111-128

818 FRANKJ CALZONETTI and GREGORY A ELMES 1981 Metal Recovery from Power Plant Ash An Ecological Approach to Coal Utilization GeoJournal Supplementary Issue 3 59-70

817 ADAM ZACHARY ROSE 1981 Utility Lifelines and Economic Activity in the Context of Earthquakes In Social and Economic Impact ofEarthquakes on Utility Lifelines ed J Isenberg New York American Society of Civil Engineers

816 CLIFFORD B HAWLEY and MICHAEL S FOGARlY 1981 Can Agglomeration Economies Explain Why People Are Leaving Large Cities Environment and Planning A 132 225-230

815 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 The Allocation of Funds to Small Cities under the Community Development Block Grant Program An Evaluation Journal of the American Planning Association 471 3-28

814 RONALD L LEWIS 1981 Rev TG Steward and the Education of Blacks in Reconstruction Delaware Delaware History Spring-Summer 156-178

813 CHRISTOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Any Place But Here Mental Health Facilities as Noxious Neighbors Professional Geol11apher 333 326-334

812 CHRISTOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Deinstitutionalization of the Mentally Ill A Time Path Analysis of the American States 1955-1975 Social Science and Medicine 15D 361-378

811 SHELBY D GERKING and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 Bifurcation and the Time Pattern of Impacts in the Economic Base Model Journal ofRegional Science 214 451-467

8019 MICHAEL S FOGARlY and GASPER GAROFAW 1980 Urban Size and the Amenity Structure of Cities Journal of Urban Economics 83 350-361

8018 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 Regional Shifts in Economic Base and Structure in the United States Since 1940 In Alternatives to Confrontation ed Victor L Arnold Lexington MA DC Heath and Company

8017 WILLlAl1 H MIERNYK 1980 An Evaluation The Tools of Regional Development Policy Growth and Change 112 2-6

8016 ADAM ROSE 1980 Geothermal Energy in California Policies to Improve the Economic Impact of Energy Resource Development Growth and Change 111 41-47

8015 FRANKJ CALZONETTI 1980 Bentonite Liners for Power Plant Lagoons Power Engineering March 61-62

8014 FRANK J CALZONEm MARK S ECKERT and EDWARD J MALECKI 1980 Siting Energy Facilities in the USA Policies for the Western States Energy Policy June 138-152

8013 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and FEREIDOON SHAHROKH 1980 Spatial Equilibrium in the US Coal Industry Energy Economics 24 230-236

8012 WALTER C LABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Ouadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Stearn Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

8011 PATRICK C MANN 1980 Equity and Economics in Setting Water Rates for Apartment Complexes Journal of the American Water Works Association 72 74-77

8010 PATRICK C MANN ROBERT J SAUNDERS and JEREMY J WARFORD 1980 A Note on Capital Indivisibility and the Definition of Marginal Cost Water Resources Research 163 602-604

809 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 Coal In Collective Bargaining Contemporary American Experience ed Gerald G Somers Madison WI Industrial Relations Research Association

808 E JAMES HARNER and PAUL B SlATER 1980 Identifying Medical Regions Using Hierarchical Clustering Social Science and Medicine 140 3-10

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RO7 AIDREW M ISSERfA and IARlLY~ BROWN 1lt)80 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science AssGciation 45November 139-158

806 RO~ALD L LEWIS 1980 Rev TG Stewart (sic) and Mixed Schools in Delaware 1882 Delaware History 19 53-58

805 ADAM ROSE 1980 Mandating Local Government Emergency Services Urban Interest 21 65-73 804 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1980 Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy A Theoretical and

Empirical AnaJysis of Alternative rvfcthods Intemational Regional Science Review 52 155-184 803 WALTER C LltBYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In

Commodity Afarkes and Latin American Development A Afodeling Approach tds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 HARRY D SOLOfON KINCSLEY E HAYES and AIDREW J KRMENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

801 ROBERTT WALKER and SLt~gtN~E E BAYLEY 198f An Energetic and Economic Simulation for the Evaluation of Tran5portation PoEcy Computers Environment and Urban )stems 51middot2 83-96

7918 GASPER GAROFALO and MICHAEL S FOGARTY 1979 Urban Income Distribution and the Urban Hierarchy-Equality Hypothesis Review oj Economics and Statistics 613 381-388

79 17 JOHN M GOWDY 1979 Economic Gwvth Models and Regional Steady State Planning Growth and ChanRe 103 37-42

7916 HNG-JENG BWgtSG amI lELVJ L cnFENHtr 1()7( Estimates of Fixed Costs and the Sizes of Market Areas in the United Stalls Emironntc1l1 and Plallllinf A 119 993-1009 HARLEY E JOHANSE and (LE v lL(rlT 197() Population GrOvth and Retail Decline Conflicting Effects of Urban Accessihility ill Amcricm Villages Ruml Sociology 441 24-38 WILLtl H HERYK Fl7() A -ktc (1 Recent ReginnaJ GroY1h Theories oumalofRegional Scicilce 193 303-~m~ V1LUHl H iIERYK 1()9 Resource cnstraints and R-giemal Development Policy Atlulitic Economic lollmal B3 16-23

2 THOIrS C CAlI)BELL 1970 lew C~d TranSp)rt3tion Modes j1echanical Engineering 101 37-43

7911 THO1AS C CAH)BELL MITG-JEIC HWAG and SOOSAN SIIAHROKII 1979 Market Delineation in the Coal Industry Review of Regional Studies 92 6-17

7910 HNG-JENG HWANG 1979 A Model of Spatial Price Discrimination for the Pricing Schedule of Coal IOllmal of Regional Scicnce 192 231-243

799 I)ATRICK C 11 1979 The Dynamics of Traditional Rate Regulation Research in Law and Economics 1 195-212

798 PATRICK C 1ANN 1979 The Vater Industry Economic and Policy Issues In Regulation Competition and Dercgulaaon Lexington VA Vashington and Lee University

797 PATRICK C MAIl and JOHN L MIKESELL 1979 Cost Behavior and Water Systems ~Vater Resources Bulletin 155 1301-1307

796 WILLH1 H MIER-YK 1979 Coal Problems and Prospects in the 19805 ]ollmal of Energy and Delelopmclll 51 1)middot18

795 WALTER P PACE 1(71) Competition and Concentration in Appalachian Coal Production 1960 to 1975 Policy Analysis and Information 31 141-160

794 ROlALD L LEVIS 1979 The Darkest Abode of Man Black Miners in the First Southern Coal Field 1780-1865 Virginia AfafJzine of ilisfOl) and Bioraphy x7 1lt)0-202

793 PACL U SlATER 1979 Biplots of 19Y)middot19rgtl United Slates Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 75()-766

792 PACt B SlATER 197lt) 1lt)65-70 Inters ate MigratioIl in the United States An Ex1ension of the rv1ultiterminall1ethod to MUltiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 0 205-20R

791 PAtL B SLATER and WOLFG-l( SCHARZ 197() Global Trade Patterns Scaling and Clustering Analysis IEEE Transactiolls Oil Svstcms Jfall alld (vbemefics 97 381-387

7811 tUCHAEL S FOGARTY and GASPER CgtROFAJO 1978 An Exploration of the Real Productivity Effects of Cities Review ofRegional Studies 81 65-82

7810 TIIOtgtS C CA1PDELL and lIiG-JEii( HWG~ 1975 Spatial Analysis and the Identification of Coal Markets iOllmal of Enclampl1 and DCIClopmcnf 141 104-125

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789 WALTER P PAGE and AUSI1N H MONTGOMERY JR 1978 Social Costs of the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act Amendments Eastern Economic Journal 43-4 161-166

788 ADAM ROSE STAHRL EDMUNDS and EVERARD LOITING 1978 The Economics of Geothermal Energy Development at the Regional Level Journal ofEnergy and Development 41 126-152

787 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Black Labor in the Eastern Virginia Coal Field 1765-1865 In Other Slaves Mechanics Artisans and Craftsmen eds Ronald L Lewis and James E Newton Boston MA GK Hall

786 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Slave Families at Early Chesapeake Ironworks Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 169-179

785 CATIlERINE A PALOMBA and NElLA PALOMBA 1978 An Analysis of Dropouts from a West Virginia Training Program for Coal Miners Journal of Economics 4 133-136

784 ANDREWM ISSERMAN and KAREN L MAJORS 1978 General Revenue Sharing Federal Incentives to Change Local Government Journal of the American Institute of Planners 443 317-327

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environmeni and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

7722 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 Race and the United Mine Workers Union in Tennessee Selected Letters of William R Riley 1892-1895 Tennessee Historical Quarterly 36 524-536

7721 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1977 Predicting Neighborhood Decline within a Large Central City An Application of Discriminant Analysis Environment and Planning A 95 579-584

7720 FRANK GIARRATANI and CHARLES F SOCHER 1977 The Pattern of Industrial Location and Rising Energy Prices Atlantic Economic Journal 51 48-55

7719 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 The Changing Structure of the Southern Economy In Economics of Southern Growth eds E Blaine Liner and Lawrence K Lynch Research Triangle Park NC The Southern Growth Policies Board

7718 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 EDA and the Objectives of Regional Development Policy Explorations in Economic Research 43 390-408

7717 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Rising Energy Prices and Regional Economic Development Growth and Change 83 2-7

7716 TIlOMAS C CAMPBELL 1977 Eminent Domain Its Origin Meaning and Relevance to Coal Slurry Pipelines Transportation Journal 171 5-21

7715 TIlOMAS C CAMPBELL and SIDNIY KATELL 1977 Railroad Volume Freight Rates Evolution and Analysis ICC Practitioners Journal January-February 146-161

7714 ANDREWMISSERfAN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic Geography 531 45-54

7713 PATRICK C MANN 1977 The Interlocking of Municipalities and Publicly Owned Utilities In Local Service Pricing Policies and Their Effect on Urban Spatial Strncture ed Paul B Downing New York Columbia University Press

7712 PATRICK C MANN 1977 Water Rates An Evaluation of Options Journal of the American Water Works Association 692 84-88

7711 PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITT 1977 The Impact on Electricity Rate Structures from Increasing Energy Costs Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 566-571

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations Journal ofRegional Science 1713 327-344

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Journal ofEnvironmental Systems 72 131-147

778 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Virginia Iron Industry The AnteshyBellum Era West Virginia History 38 141-156

777 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Jobs and Income Issue Papers of the Appalachian Conference on Balanced Growth and Economic Development Charleston WV October 41-57

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188

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775 CRAIG K ELWELL and NEIL A PALOMBA 1977 Economic Benefit-Cost Evaluation of West Virginia Vocational Rehabilitation Lessons for the Vocational Rehabilitation System Journal of Economics 3 201-204

774 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 433 247-259

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic 1mpacts Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

771 PAUL B SlATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291

7625 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Kalymnos The Island of the Sponge Fishermen Annals of the New York Academy ofSciences 268 ~9-307

7624 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Sponge Markets of Kalymnos Anthropologica 181 81-96 7623 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Decline of the Northern Perimeter Society 1324-26 7622 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Regional Economic Consequences of High Energy Prices in the United

States Journal of Energy and Development 12 213-239 7621 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Some Regional 1mpacts of the Rising Cost of Energy Papers of the

Regional Science Association 37 213-227 7620 GREGORY J L VI 1976 Towards the Application of Dynamic Growth Theory to Regions

Generalizations and Comments Joumal ofRegional Science 161 117-124 7619 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1976 The Coal Slurry Pipeline Its Contribution in Meeting the Nations

Energy Requirements Joumal of Economics 2 196-200 7618 WALTER C lABYS 1976 Foreign Investment in the US Minerals Industry The Case of West Virginia

Coal InA Study ofAlien Investment in United States Lands ed E Wunderlick Washington DC US Department of Agriculture

7617 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1976 Ownership and Water System Operation Water Resources Bulletin 125 995-1004

7616 JOHN L MIKESELL and PATRICK C MANN 1976 Pricing by Rural Electric Cooperatives Land Economics 521 96-102

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment and Planning A 84 477-478

7614 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The American Dream and the Rationalization of Slavery Crisis 83 253-254 7613 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Chesapeake Iron Industry The

Colonial Era Labor History 17 388-405 7612 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybernetics April 321-324 7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972

Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132 7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon

Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56 769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of

Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12 768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish

Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878 767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social

Science Research 51 173-224 766 ANDREW M ISSERJ1AN 1976 Interjurisdictional Spillovers Political Fragmentation and the Level of

Local Public Services A Re-Examination Urban Studies 131 1-12 765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data

Human Organization 353 269-286 764 FRANK GIARRATANI 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues

Environment and Planning A 84 447-454 763 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input -Output Analysis

International Regional Science Review 12 47-55

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762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Relevance of Regional Science Review of Regional Studies 61 1-9

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7516 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and H OIITA 1975 Observations on the Shape and Relevance of the Spatial Demand Function Econometrica 434 669-682

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

7514 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Northeast Isnt What It Used to Be In Balanced Growth for the Northeast Proceedings of a Conference of Legislative Leaders on the Future of the Northeast New York State Senate

7513 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 Regional Employment Impacts of Rising Energy Prices Labor Law Journal 268 518-523

7512 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Status of Slurry Pipeline Transportation of Bituminous Coal The Intersociety Conference on Transportation Atlanta GA

7511 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Transporting Western Coal Unit Trains or Slurry Pipeline Logistics and Transportation Review 112 147-152

7510 ADAM ROSE 1975 The Cost of Stack Gas Cleaning in New York State Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association 2510 1005-1008

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics March 278-283

758 NEIL A PALOMBA CATHERINE A PAWMBA and TOM S WITT 1975 Some Economic Factors Affecting Safety in Underground Bituminous Coal Mines Comment Southern Economic Journal 422 13-23

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANKGIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Journal of Regional Science 153 371-373

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian Journal of Politics 9153-162

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7422 JOHN P BlAIR and WALTER CHATFIELD 1974 Pareto Optimal Growth Public Choice 21 93-97 7421 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1974 Transportation in Developing Countries Special Reference to Kenya

Traffic Quarterly 281 139-153 7420 G RICHARD DREESE 1974 Banks and Regional Economic Development Southern Economic Journal

404 647-656 7419 JOHN GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OIITA 1974 Price Discrimination over Space

Theory Assumption and a Case Example Annals ofRegional Science 83 70-81 7418 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHIOIITA 1974 Price Discrimination by

Regulated Motor Carriers Comment American Economic Review 644 780-784 7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal

of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363 7416 PATRICK C MANN 1974 User Power and Electricity Rates Journal of Law and Economics 17~2 433shy

443 7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human

Organization 333 261-275 7414 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in

Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

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7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley loumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

7412 RONALD L LEWIS 1974 Slavery on Chesapeake Iron Plantations before the American Revolution loumal of Negro History 59 242-254

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American loumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

748 NEIL A PALOMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation Modeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUfHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 W F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data 10llmal of Regional Science 143 377-388

7312 JOHN P BlAIR 1973 A Review of the Filtering-Down Theory Urban Affairs Quarterly 83 303-316 7311 THO1AS C CAMPBELL 1973 Should Regulatory Commissions be Abolished Modified or Retained

Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-7 7310 PATRICK c l1ANN 1973 The Political Influence of Residential Consumers on Water Rates Water

Resources Bulletin 95 976-984 Comment and Reply 106 1308-1310 739 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly

922 1-3 738 JOHN L MIKESELL and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1973 Rates of Return in Public and Private Enterprise

Electric Utilities in the United States Mississippi Valley loumal of Business alld Economics 91 41-54 737 ROBERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West

Virginia West Virginia Medical loumaI698 1-4 736 RICHARD RAYMOND 1973 The Interregional Brain Drain and Public Education Growth and Change

43 28-34 735 JOHN PALMER and NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 Skill Differentials and Their Determinants American

Economist 172 130-136 734 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing

Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health cds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas

733 NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law loumal 2411 733-738

732 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics cds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

724 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation IOllmaI121 15-22

723 G RICHARD DREESE and HAROLD L BRYANT 1972 Costs and Effects of a Water Program for a Small Stripping Company--Southeastern Ohio Water Resources Bulletin 82 320-327

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722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 122 77-89

721 RICHARD RAYMOND 1972 Determinants of Non-White Migration during the 1950s American Journal ofEconomics and Sociology 311 9-20

717 ROBERT D BRITT 1971 The Appalachian Regional Development Program Growth and Change 23 3-13

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORMAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

713 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1971 Local Labor Market Effects of New Plant Locations In Essays in Regional Economics yds John F Kain and John R Meyer Cambridge Harvard University Press

712 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Local Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 711 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of

Economics and Business 111 23-29 709 WILLIAM G DEWALD and G RICHARD DREESE 1970 Bank Behavior with Respect to Deposit

Variability Journal ofFinance 254 400-470 708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and

Economics 62 45-56 707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of

Economics and Business 104 37-49 706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of

the American Water Works Association 629 534-537 705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land

Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319 704 RICHARD RAYMOND 1970 Regional Differences in Racial Discrimination in Education and

Employment Western Economic Journal 82 190-208 703 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem

National Tax Journal 232 206-213 702 WILLIAM H MIERWK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and

Change 12 27-32 701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables

Demography 71 87-91 6911 CARL W HALE 1969 The Optimality of Local Subsidies in Regional Development Programs

Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 93 35-50 6910 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 British Regional Development Policy Journal ofEconomic Issues 33 33shy

42 699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly

Review ofEconomics and Business 92 5-20 698 woo SIK KEE 1969 The Cause of Urban Poverty Journal ofHuman Resources 81 93-99 697 DONALD E PURSELL 1969 The Impact of the South African Wage Board on SkilledUnskilled Wage

Differentials Eastern Africa Economic Review 11 73-81 696 RICHARD D RAYMOND 1969 Changes in the Relative Economic Status of Nonwhites 1950-60

Western Economic Journal 71 57-70 695 RICHARD RAYMOND 1969 Mobility and Economic Progress of Negro Americans During the 1940s

American Journal ofEconomics and Sociology 284 337-350 694 ANTIIONYP THIRLWALL 1969 Types of Unemployment With Special Reference to Non Demandshy

Deficient Unemployment in Great Britain Scottish Journal ofPolitical Economy 16 19-49 693 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An

Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality

Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

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691 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications of Input-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

6810 ROYW BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1968 The Role of State and Local Government in the Economic Development of Appalachia Land Economics 441 50-58

689 CARL W HALE 1968 Local Subsidies Regional Development or Regional Rivalry American Industrial Development Council Journal 34 33-53

688 GILBERT L RUTMAN 1968 The Transkei An Experiment in Economic Separation South African Journal ofEconomics 361 24-31

687 DONALD E PURSELL 1968 Bantu Real Wages and Employment Opportunities in South Africa South African Journal ofEconomics 3611 87-103

686 ROY W BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208

685 woo SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax Journal 212 183-189

684 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

674 GERALD ALBAUM and GILBERT L RUTMAN 1967 The Cooperative-Based Marketing System in Tanganyika Journal ofMarketing 31 54-58

673 CARL W HALE 1967 The Mechanism of the Spread Effect in Regional Development Land Economics 434 45-52

672 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Appalachian Development The Long-Run View Poverty and Human Resources Abstracts 23 36-43

671 WILLIAM H MIE~YK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commercial 148 741-753

662 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1966 Experience under the British Local Employment Acts of 1960 and 1963 Industrial and Labor Relations Review 201 30-49

661 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

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1990 Working Papers

Several 1990 working papers are not listed in this section because they have been published and are available as reprints

9028 TERANCE REPHANN 1990 Highways and Regional Economic Development Review of the Theory and Models

9027 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 Automated Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis The QE2 Method and its Application

9026 SHUICHI HASHIYA 1990 Technological Assistance to Small and Medium Sized Manufacturers in Japan Case Studies of Five Regional Industrial Technology Centers

9025 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Questionable Economic Evaluation When Lives are at Stake 9024 CHRISTOPHER CORNWELL and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Estimation of the Economic Model of

Crime Using Panel Data 9023 DAVID J SORENSON 1990 A Spatial Model of Asset Allocation 9022 WALTER C LABYS and JEFF CROMWELL 1990 Relations between Resource Cycles National Cycles

and Regional Economic Instability A Vector Autoregressive Approach 9021 BRIAN J CUSHING 1990 The Effect of Race Relations on the Migration of Blacks in the US 9020 CARlA DICKSfEIN 1990 Socializing Entrepreneurship in Worker Cooperatives The Experience of

Cooperative Development Agencies in Britain and Quebec 9019 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Japans Kohsetsushi Program of Regional Public Examination and Technology

Centers for Upgrading Small and Mid-Size Manufacturing Firms 9018 JOHN PICKLES 1990 Restructuring in Comparative Perspective A Conceptual Framework for

Comparative Research between Eastern and Central Europe and the United States 9016 PHILIP SHAPIRA with JOAN GUITA 1990 Managing Research and Development American and

Japanese Chemicals and Electronics Corporate RampD Compared 9015 KENNETH C MARTIS ZOLTAN KOVACS DEZSO KOVACS and SANDOR PETER 1990 The Geography of

the 1990 Hungarian Parliamentary Elections 9014 SALLY MAGGARD 1990 Schooling Work Experience and Gender The Social Reproduction of Poverty

in Mining Regions 9013 BOlAN KOULOV 1990 Tendencies in the Administrative-Territorial Development of Bulgaria 9012 RACHEL B TOMPKINS 1990 Economic Restructuring and the Changing Regional Development Role

of American Universities 9011 HIROE YAMAZAKI 1990 Japans Regional Development through Third Sector Projects The Cases of

Kitakyushu and Om uta 9010 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 American Economic Development and the States An Overview of Policy

Objectives and Strategies 9009 ANDREW ISSERMAN and JOHN KORT 1990 Regional Economic Consequences of US Immigration

Policy 9008 BOlAN KOUWV 1990 Regional Management Systems The Case of Bulgaria 9007 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Modernization in the Mountains The Diffusion of

Industrial Technology in West Virginia Manufacturing 9006 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1990 Research Designs for Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis in

Regional Science 9005 TERANCE J REPHANN 1990 The Geography of American Ideological Activity Location Patterns of

Political Extremist Organizations and Periodicals in the United States during the 198Os 9004 KRASSIMIRA PASKALEVA 1990 Theoretical and Methodological Issues in Bulgarian Regional Policy 9003 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 The National Science Foundations Engineering Research Centers Changing

the Culture of US Engineering 9001 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Survey of Technology Use in West Virginia

Manufacturing Preliminary Report

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Author Index

Numbers such as 9018 refer to reprints listed in reverse chronological order beginning on page 20 the first two digits are the publication year Numbers such as WP9028 refer to 1990 working papers listed on page 34

A ABLER RONALD F

ALBAUM GERALD

B BAHL ROYW

BATEY PETER W J

BATTERMAN STEPHEN

BAYLEY SUZANNE E

BEAUMONT PAUL M

BERNARDHRUSSELL

BLAIR JOHN P

BLITZER CHARLES L

BRADY MICHAEL

BRITI ROBERT D

BROWN MARILYN

BRYANT HAROLD L

C CALZONETfI FRANK

CAMPBELL THOMAS C

CHANG H

CHATFIELD WALTER

CHEN C Y

CORNWELL CHRISTOPHER

CROMWELL JEFF

CUSHING BRIAN J

907middot 674

6936810686 661 906 852 801 779 905894888 87178628513 7625 7624 767 765 7415 7414 749 7422 7312 838 8110 717 807 723

9028710877 86108658511 8458398213 81880158014 BO13 7912 7911 7810 7716 7715 7619 7512 7511 7421 7311 724 8111 7422 8810875 VfP9024 VfP9022 VfP9021 893 8718 878869843834

D DAVIS ROBERT

DECOLA LEE

DEWALD WILLIAM G

DICKSTEIN CARLA

DREESEGRICHARD

DURHAM DAVID L

E ECKERT MARK S

EDMUNDS STAHRL

ELMES GREGORY

ELWELL CRAIG K

F FELLER IRWIN

FISHER PETER S

FOGARlY MICHAEL S

FOOT DAVID K

FOSTER STUART A

FOX DOROTHY H

FOX EDWARD Z

FOX RICHARD T

FRIEDBERG JAMES J

FUGITI GLENN V

G GAROFAW GASPER

GEIGER MELISSA

GERKING SHELBY

GIARRATANI FRANK

GOWMB DANIEL

GOSSLING W F

737 8517 709 VfP90208915887 7420 709 723 865

8014 788 865853848 8213824818 775

824 8410 83138312826 81680197918 7811 7721 8919 8213 7410 8210 7410 90168578212 82118210 7915

831380197918 7811 WP9007 WP9001 8713868811 7720764 756 755 747 746 745 852 744

Author Index 35

GOWDY JOHN M 7917 L GREENHUf JOHN 7419 IABYS WALTER C WP9022 9098917 GREENHUf MELVIN L 7916 7516 7418 891689118910 GREENSTREET DAVID 8914 8988611867 GRUHL JAMES 852 852085148510 GUITAJOAN WP9016 852847838823

8198012803 7618 754 H

LEFRANCOIS PAUL R 837HALE CARL W 6911689673

LENTZ PEGGY A 7515HANHAM ROBERT Q 85128511855

LESOURD JEAN-BAPTISTE 891783108398112 LEWIN JEFF L 90158111813812 LEWIS RONALD L 897891856814

HANNAN MICHAEL J 892883 806 794 787 786 HARNER E JAMES 808 7722 7787614 HAWLEY CLIFFORD B 816 7613 7412 HASHIYA SHUICHI wP9026

WFI1NG EVERARD 788HAYNES KlNGSLEYE 8468314802

WRD MONTAGUE J 909HONEY REX 842 HURD DALE 828 HWANG MING-JENG 8738298013 M

7916 7911 7910 MAGGARD SALLY WARD WP90149014 7810 7516 7419 MAJORS KAREN L 784 7418 MALECKI EDWARD J 8014

MANN PATRICK C 8738610863 I 8598315837 ISSERMAN ANDREWM WP9027 WP9010 8368278011

wP9009 WP9OO6 907 8010 799 798 89188948717 79777137712 8713879868 771176177616 86285198513 7416 7310 722 8518410844 716 708 707 706 8358217825 705683 815811807804 MARTIS KENNETH C WP9015884 784 7714 774 MAZEY MARY ELLEN 737 773772 766 757 MCMILLEN DAVID B 862825

MERRIFIELD JOHN 89188720879J 8217 JOHANSENHARLEYE 7915 7515 MEYER JAMES 824

MIERNYK WILLIAM 90178968715 85188515849K 82168215822

KATELL SIDNEY 7715 811380188017KEE WOO SIK 698685684 809 7914 7913 KlLLWORTH PETER 767 765 7414 79677197718

749 7717 777 7623 KNEISEL ROBERT 8110 7622 7621 763 KOLK DAVID 8110 762 7514 7513 KORT JOHN wP9009 753 734 732 KOUWV BOlAN WP9013 WP9008 731 713 702 KOVACSDEZSO WP9015 6910692691KOVACS ZOLTAN WP9015 681 672 671 KRASHINSKY MICHAEL 8721 662KRMENEC ANDREW J 802

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MIKESELL JOHN L

MILNE WILLIAM J

MONTGOMERY AUSTIN H JR

N NAKAYAMA BEN

0 OHTA HIROSHI

P PACHURI RAJENDRA K

PAGE WALTER P

PALMER JOHN

PALOMBA CATHERI~E A

PALOMBA NEIL A

PASKALEVAKRASSIMlRA

PETER SANDOR

PHILLIPS FRED Y

PICKLES JOHN

PlANE DAVID A

PRIMEAUX WALTER J JR

PUDUP MARY BETH

PURSELL DONALD E

R RASMUSSEN BARBARA

RAYMOND RICHARD

REPHANNTERANCE

REX-LOPATIO KATHY

ROGERSON PETER A

797 7617 7616 739 738 716 715 712 711 703 89198721 789

8214

751~ 7419 7418

838 795 789 735 785 758 7413 785 775 758 7413 748 735 733 wr9004 wr9015 8716 87128613 8314 wr9018 908 8913 8812889885 8828728612 866 861 8521 833821 8628513835 825 863859836 90139012895 8868719876 864 701697687

901 736 721 704 696695682 wr9028 wr9005 874 8628513

ROSE ADAM

RUBIN BARRY M

RUfMAN GILBERT L

S SAUNDERS ROBERT J

SAYRE GREG

SCHLENGER DONALD L

SCHUBERT UWE

SCHWARZ WOLFGANG

SEIFRIED EDMOND J

SHAHROKH FEREIDOON

SHAHROKH SOOSAN

SHAPlRA PHILIP

SHEEHAN MICHAEL

SHELLHAMMER KENNETH L

SlATER PAUL B

SMITH CHRISTOPHER J

SOCHER CHARLES F

SOELISTIJO UKAR

SOLOMON BARRY D

SORENSON DAVID

SPOONER DEREK

STEVENS BENJAMIN

STEVENS BRANDT

STRASZHEIM MAHLON R

SWENSON NORMAN P

SZYRMER JANUSZ

9068968810 888 883 881 87118758516 854841832 8214 828 8110 8178016805 78877107615 7510 743 8311 688674

80106996810 661 89158710 827 8713868 791 738 722 852085148013 7911 WP9019 WP9016 wP9007 WP9003 wP9001 9018 9010904903 8912 828 693 808 793 792 791 783 782 781 776 771 7612 7611 7610 769 768 761 759 752 751 7417 7411 742 741 85128558112 813812 7720 8711 84683148311 SO2 WP9023 842 8710845 854 8818214 834 714 831

Author Index 37

T TAKAYAMA TAKASHI

TAYLOR CAROL

TEITZ MICHAEL B

THIRLWALL ANTHONYP

THOMPSON LUTHER C

TOMPKINS RACHEL B

TORRIES THOMAS F

TRUMBULL WILLIAM N

W WADDELL LORNA M

WALKER ROBEIIT

WARFORD JEREMY J

WATTS MICHAELJ

WINCHESTER HIlARY P M

WITT TOM S

WOODSJEFF

Y YAMAZAKI HIROE

YANG CHIN-WEI

VI GREGORY J L

Z ZDORKOWSKI R TODD

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867 8713868 8912 694 745 WP9012 88118810 WP9025 WP9024 90159011899

898 9028928714 874871858 831801779 8010 876 781 861085207711 758 9088913889

wP9011 89108510819 8012 7620

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838 WALTERC LABYS RAJENDRA K PACHURI and CHARLES L BLITZER 1983 Coal A Development Challenge Natural Resource Forum 7 299-310

837 PATRlCKC MANN and PAUL R LEFRANCOIS 1983 Trends in the Real Price of Water oumalofthe American Water Works Association 75 441-443

836 PATRICK C MANN and WALTER J PRIMEAUX JR 1983 Elected Versus Appointed Commissioners Does It Make a Difference in Utility Prices In Adjusting to Regulatory Pricing and Marketing Realities ed Harry M Trebing East Lansing Institute of Public Utilities Michigan State University

835 DAVID A PLANE and ANDREWM ISSERc1AN 1983 US Interstate Labor Force Migration An Analysis of Trends Net Exchanges and Migration Subsystems Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 175-6 251shy266

834 BRIAN J CUSHING and MAHLON R STRASZHEIM 1983 Agglomeration Economies in the Public and Private Sector Urban Spatial and Fiscal Structure In Perspectives Oil Local Public Finance and Public Policy ed John Quigley Greenwich CT JAI Press

833 JOHN PICKLES 1983 Spatial Theory and Human Behavior Planning for Which Spaces Regional Planning Bulletin Spring 1-4

832 ADAM ROSE 1983 Modeling the Macroeconomic Impact of Air Pollution Abatement oumalof Regional Science 234 441-459

831 ROBERT WALKER and JANUSZ SZYR1ER 1983 Interregional Total Flow A Concept and Application to a US Input-Output Model Review ofRegional Studies 132 12-21

8217 ANDREW M ISSERMAN and JOHN MERRIFIELD 1982 The Use of Control Groups in Evaluating Regional Economic Policy Regional Science and Urban Economics 121 43-58

8216 WILLIAM H MIERYK 1982 The Differential Effects of Rising Energy Prices on Regional Income and Employment In High Energy Costs Assessing the Burden cd Hans H Landsberg Baltimore The Johns Hopkins University Press for Resources for the Future

8215 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1982 Energy Availability and State Economic Development oumal of Energy and Development 72 163-171

8214 ADAM ROSE BEN NAKAYAMA and BRltNDT STEVENS 1982 Modern Energy Region Development and Income Distribution An Input-Output Analysis oumal ofEnvironmental Economics and Management 92 149-164

8213 GREGORY A ELMES FRANK J CALZONETII and STUART A FOSTER 1982 Siting Fly Ash-Derived Alumina Recovery Facilities in West Virginia Southeastern Geographer 221 1-19

8212 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Elephants Uranium and the Energy Crisis Tennessee Law Review 494 885-918

8211 JAMES J FRIEDBERG 1982 Monitoring Foreign Investment in Energy Resources Problems and Proposals West Virginia Law Review 84 1093-1103

8210 JAMES J FRIEDBERG and EDWARD Z FOX 1982 Coal Export Associations Possible Effects of American and Common Market Antitrust Laws Northern Kentucky Law Review 9 23-43

829 MING-JENG HWANG 1982 Crude Oil Pricing in the World Market Atlantic Economic oumal102 1shy5

828 ADAM ROSE MICHAEL SHEEHAN and DALE HURD 1982 Nonrenewable Resources and the Development of Arid Lands A Planning Approach In Altemative Strategies for Desert Development and Management Elmsford NY Pergamon Press

827 PATRICKC MANN and DONALD L SCHLENGER 1982 Marginal Cost and Seasonal Pricing of Water Service oumal of the American Water Works Association January 6-11

826 MICHAEL S FOGARlY 1982 The Delerminants of Residential Succession with Renewal Effects oumal of Urban Economics 111 1-10

825 ANDREW M ISSERMAN DAVID A PLANE and DAVID B MCMILLEN 1982 Internal Migration in the United States An Evaluation of Federal Data Review ofPublic Data Use 114 285-311

824 IRWIN FELLER GREGORY ELMES and JAMES MEYER 1982 Spatial Aspects of the Diffusion of Technological Innovations among American Municipal Governments Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 165 225-238

823 WALTER C LABYS 1982 Measuring the Validity and Performance of Energy Models Energy Economics 4 159-168

822 WILLIAM H MIERclYK 1982 Regional Economics to Regional Science Evolution or Odyssey Review of Regional Studies 122 1-8

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821 JOHN PICKLES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

8113 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1981 The 1981 Coal Strike A View from the Outside Labor Law Joumal 8281 564-567

8112 c J SMITH and R Q HANHAM 1981 Proximity and the Formation of Public Attitudes towards Mental Illness Environment and Planning A 132 147-165

8111 R Q ~~HAM and H C~~G 1981 Wage Inflation in a Growth Region The American Sun Belt In Regional Wage Inflation and Unemployment ed R L Martin Great Britain Pion Limited

8110 ADAM ROSE DAVID KOLK MICHAEL BRADY and ROBERT KlEISEL 1981 Energy Development and Urban Employment Creation The Case of the City of Los Angeles Energy 610 1041-1052

819 WALTER c lABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1981 Stability of Appalachian Coal Shipments under Policy Variation Energy Joumal2 111-128

818 FRANKJ CALZONETTI and GREGORY A ELMES 1981 Metal Recovery from Power Plant Ash An Ecological Approach to Coal Utilization GeoJournal Supplementary Issue 3 59-70

817 ADAM ZACHARY ROSE 1981 Utility Lifelines and Economic Activity in the Context of Earthquakes In Social and Economic Impact ofEarthquakes on Utility Lifelines ed J Isenberg New York American Society of Civil Engineers

816 CLIFFORD B HAWLEY and MICHAEL S FOGARlY 1981 Can Agglomeration Economies Explain Why People Are Leaving Large Cities Environment and Planning A 132 225-230

815 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 The Allocation of Funds to Small Cities under the Community Development Block Grant Program An Evaluation Journal of the American Planning Association 471 3-28

814 RONALD L LEWIS 1981 Rev TG Steward and the Education of Blacks in Reconstruction Delaware Delaware History Spring-Summer 156-178

813 CHRISTOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Any Place But Here Mental Health Facilities as Noxious Neighbors Professional Geol11apher 333 326-334

812 CHRISTOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Deinstitutionalization of the Mentally Ill A Time Path Analysis of the American States 1955-1975 Social Science and Medicine 15D 361-378

811 SHELBY D GERKING and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 Bifurcation and the Time Pattern of Impacts in the Economic Base Model Journal ofRegional Science 214 451-467

8019 MICHAEL S FOGARlY and GASPER GAROFAW 1980 Urban Size and the Amenity Structure of Cities Journal of Urban Economics 83 350-361

8018 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 Regional Shifts in Economic Base and Structure in the United States Since 1940 In Alternatives to Confrontation ed Victor L Arnold Lexington MA DC Heath and Company

8017 WILLlAl1 H MIERNYK 1980 An Evaluation The Tools of Regional Development Policy Growth and Change 112 2-6

8016 ADAM ROSE 1980 Geothermal Energy in California Policies to Improve the Economic Impact of Energy Resource Development Growth and Change 111 41-47

8015 FRANKJ CALZONETTI 1980 Bentonite Liners for Power Plant Lagoons Power Engineering March 61-62

8014 FRANK J CALZONEm MARK S ECKERT and EDWARD J MALECKI 1980 Siting Energy Facilities in the USA Policies for the Western States Energy Policy June 138-152

8013 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and FEREIDOON SHAHROKH 1980 Spatial Equilibrium in the US Coal Industry Energy Economics 24 230-236

8012 WALTER C LABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Ouadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Stearn Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

8011 PATRICK C MANN 1980 Equity and Economics in Setting Water Rates for Apartment Complexes Journal of the American Water Works Association 72 74-77

8010 PATRICK C MANN ROBERT J SAUNDERS and JEREMY J WARFORD 1980 A Note on Capital Indivisibility and the Definition of Marginal Cost Water Resources Research 163 602-604

809 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 Coal In Collective Bargaining Contemporary American Experience ed Gerald G Somers Madison WI Industrial Relations Research Association

808 E JAMES HARNER and PAUL B SlATER 1980 Identifying Medical Regions Using Hierarchical Clustering Social Science and Medicine 140 3-10

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RO7 AIDREW M ISSERfA and IARlLY~ BROWN 1lt)80 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science AssGciation 45November 139-158

806 RO~ALD L LEWIS 1980 Rev TG Stewart (sic) and Mixed Schools in Delaware 1882 Delaware History 19 53-58

805 ADAM ROSE 1980 Mandating Local Government Emergency Services Urban Interest 21 65-73 804 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1980 Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy A Theoretical and

Empirical AnaJysis of Alternative rvfcthods Intemational Regional Science Review 52 155-184 803 WALTER C LltBYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In

Commodity Afarkes and Latin American Development A Afodeling Approach tds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 HARRY D SOLOfON KINCSLEY E HAYES and AIDREW J KRMENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

801 ROBERTT WALKER and SLt~gtN~E E BAYLEY 198f An Energetic and Economic Simulation for the Evaluation of Tran5portation PoEcy Computers Environment and Urban )stems 51middot2 83-96

7918 GASPER GAROFALO and MICHAEL S FOGARTY 1979 Urban Income Distribution and the Urban Hierarchy-Equality Hypothesis Review oj Economics and Statistics 613 381-388

79 17 JOHN M GOWDY 1979 Economic Gwvth Models and Regional Steady State Planning Growth and ChanRe 103 37-42

7916 HNG-JENG BWgtSG amI lELVJ L cnFENHtr 1()7( Estimates of Fixed Costs and the Sizes of Market Areas in the United Stalls Emironntc1l1 and Plallllinf A 119 993-1009 HARLEY E JOHANSE and (LE v lL(rlT 197() Population GrOvth and Retail Decline Conflicting Effects of Urban Accessihility ill Amcricm Villages Ruml Sociology 441 24-38 WILLtl H HERYK Fl7() A -ktc (1 Recent ReginnaJ GroY1h Theories oumalofRegional Scicilce 193 303-~m~ V1LUHl H iIERYK 1()9 Resource cnstraints and R-giemal Development Policy Atlulitic Economic lollmal B3 16-23

2 THOIrS C CAlI)BELL 1970 lew C~d TranSp)rt3tion Modes j1echanical Engineering 101 37-43

7911 THO1AS C CAH)BELL MITG-JEIC HWAG and SOOSAN SIIAHROKII 1979 Market Delineation in the Coal Industry Review of Regional Studies 92 6-17

7910 HNG-JENG HWANG 1979 A Model of Spatial Price Discrimination for the Pricing Schedule of Coal IOllmal of Regional Scicnce 192 231-243

799 I)ATRICK C 11 1979 The Dynamics of Traditional Rate Regulation Research in Law and Economics 1 195-212

798 PATRICK C 1ANN 1979 The Vater Industry Economic and Policy Issues In Regulation Competition and Dercgulaaon Lexington VA Vashington and Lee University

797 PATRICK C MAIl and JOHN L MIKESELL 1979 Cost Behavior and Water Systems ~Vater Resources Bulletin 155 1301-1307

796 WILLH1 H MIER-YK 1979 Coal Problems and Prospects in the 19805 ]ollmal of Energy and Delelopmclll 51 1)middot18

795 WALTER P PACE 1(71) Competition and Concentration in Appalachian Coal Production 1960 to 1975 Policy Analysis and Information 31 141-160

794 ROlALD L LEVIS 1979 The Darkest Abode of Man Black Miners in the First Southern Coal Field 1780-1865 Virginia AfafJzine of ilisfOl) and Bioraphy x7 1lt)0-202

793 PACL U SlATER 1979 Biplots of 19Y)middot19rgtl United Slates Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 75()-766

792 PACt B SlATER 197lt) 1lt)65-70 Inters ate MigratioIl in the United States An Ex1ension of the rv1ultiterminall1ethod to MUltiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 0 205-20R

791 PAtL B SLATER and WOLFG-l( SCHARZ 197() Global Trade Patterns Scaling and Clustering Analysis IEEE Transactiolls Oil Svstcms Jfall alld (vbemefics 97 381-387

7811 tUCHAEL S FOGARTY and GASPER CgtROFAJO 1978 An Exploration of the Real Productivity Effects of Cities Review ofRegional Studies 81 65-82

7810 TIIOtgtS C CA1PDELL and lIiG-JEii( HWG~ 1975 Spatial Analysis and the Identification of Coal Markets iOllmal of Enclampl1 and DCIClopmcnf 141 104-125

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789 WALTER P PAGE and AUSI1N H MONTGOMERY JR 1978 Social Costs of the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act Amendments Eastern Economic Journal 43-4 161-166

788 ADAM ROSE STAHRL EDMUNDS and EVERARD LOITING 1978 The Economics of Geothermal Energy Development at the Regional Level Journal ofEnergy and Development 41 126-152

787 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Black Labor in the Eastern Virginia Coal Field 1765-1865 In Other Slaves Mechanics Artisans and Craftsmen eds Ronald L Lewis and James E Newton Boston MA GK Hall

786 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Slave Families at Early Chesapeake Ironworks Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 169-179

785 CATIlERINE A PALOMBA and NElLA PALOMBA 1978 An Analysis of Dropouts from a West Virginia Training Program for Coal Miners Journal of Economics 4 133-136

784 ANDREWM ISSERMAN and KAREN L MAJORS 1978 General Revenue Sharing Federal Incentives to Change Local Government Journal of the American Institute of Planners 443 317-327

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environmeni and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

7722 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 Race and the United Mine Workers Union in Tennessee Selected Letters of William R Riley 1892-1895 Tennessee Historical Quarterly 36 524-536

7721 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1977 Predicting Neighborhood Decline within a Large Central City An Application of Discriminant Analysis Environment and Planning A 95 579-584

7720 FRANK GIARRATANI and CHARLES F SOCHER 1977 The Pattern of Industrial Location and Rising Energy Prices Atlantic Economic Journal 51 48-55

7719 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 The Changing Structure of the Southern Economy In Economics of Southern Growth eds E Blaine Liner and Lawrence K Lynch Research Triangle Park NC The Southern Growth Policies Board

7718 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 EDA and the Objectives of Regional Development Policy Explorations in Economic Research 43 390-408

7717 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Rising Energy Prices and Regional Economic Development Growth and Change 83 2-7

7716 TIlOMAS C CAMPBELL 1977 Eminent Domain Its Origin Meaning and Relevance to Coal Slurry Pipelines Transportation Journal 171 5-21

7715 TIlOMAS C CAMPBELL and SIDNIY KATELL 1977 Railroad Volume Freight Rates Evolution and Analysis ICC Practitioners Journal January-February 146-161

7714 ANDREWMISSERfAN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic Geography 531 45-54

7713 PATRICK C MANN 1977 The Interlocking of Municipalities and Publicly Owned Utilities In Local Service Pricing Policies and Their Effect on Urban Spatial Strncture ed Paul B Downing New York Columbia University Press

7712 PATRICK C MANN 1977 Water Rates An Evaluation of Options Journal of the American Water Works Association 692 84-88

7711 PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITT 1977 The Impact on Electricity Rate Structures from Increasing Energy Costs Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 566-571

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations Journal ofRegional Science 1713 327-344

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Journal ofEnvironmental Systems 72 131-147

778 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Virginia Iron Industry The AnteshyBellum Era West Virginia History 38 141-156

777 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Jobs and Income Issue Papers of the Appalachian Conference on Balanced Growth and Economic Development Charleston WV October 41-57

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188

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775 CRAIG K ELWELL and NEIL A PALOMBA 1977 Economic Benefit-Cost Evaluation of West Virginia Vocational Rehabilitation Lessons for the Vocational Rehabilitation System Journal of Economics 3 201-204

774 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 433 247-259

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic 1mpacts Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

771 PAUL B SlATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291

7625 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Kalymnos The Island of the Sponge Fishermen Annals of the New York Academy ofSciences 268 ~9-307

7624 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Sponge Markets of Kalymnos Anthropologica 181 81-96 7623 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Decline of the Northern Perimeter Society 1324-26 7622 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Regional Economic Consequences of High Energy Prices in the United

States Journal of Energy and Development 12 213-239 7621 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Some Regional 1mpacts of the Rising Cost of Energy Papers of the

Regional Science Association 37 213-227 7620 GREGORY J L VI 1976 Towards the Application of Dynamic Growth Theory to Regions

Generalizations and Comments Joumal ofRegional Science 161 117-124 7619 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1976 The Coal Slurry Pipeline Its Contribution in Meeting the Nations

Energy Requirements Joumal of Economics 2 196-200 7618 WALTER C lABYS 1976 Foreign Investment in the US Minerals Industry The Case of West Virginia

Coal InA Study ofAlien Investment in United States Lands ed E Wunderlick Washington DC US Department of Agriculture

7617 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1976 Ownership and Water System Operation Water Resources Bulletin 125 995-1004

7616 JOHN L MIKESELL and PATRICK C MANN 1976 Pricing by Rural Electric Cooperatives Land Economics 521 96-102

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment and Planning A 84 477-478

7614 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The American Dream and the Rationalization of Slavery Crisis 83 253-254 7613 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Chesapeake Iron Industry The

Colonial Era Labor History 17 388-405 7612 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybernetics April 321-324 7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972

Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132 7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon

Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56 769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of

Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12 768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish

Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878 767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social

Science Research 51 173-224 766 ANDREW M ISSERJ1AN 1976 Interjurisdictional Spillovers Political Fragmentation and the Level of

Local Public Services A Re-Examination Urban Studies 131 1-12 765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data

Human Organization 353 269-286 764 FRANK GIARRATANI 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues

Environment and Planning A 84 447-454 763 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input -Output Analysis

International Regional Science Review 12 47-55

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762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Relevance of Regional Science Review of Regional Studies 61 1-9

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7516 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and H OIITA 1975 Observations on the Shape and Relevance of the Spatial Demand Function Econometrica 434 669-682

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

7514 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Northeast Isnt What It Used to Be In Balanced Growth for the Northeast Proceedings of a Conference of Legislative Leaders on the Future of the Northeast New York State Senate

7513 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 Regional Employment Impacts of Rising Energy Prices Labor Law Journal 268 518-523

7512 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Status of Slurry Pipeline Transportation of Bituminous Coal The Intersociety Conference on Transportation Atlanta GA

7511 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Transporting Western Coal Unit Trains or Slurry Pipeline Logistics and Transportation Review 112 147-152

7510 ADAM ROSE 1975 The Cost of Stack Gas Cleaning in New York State Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association 2510 1005-1008

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics March 278-283

758 NEIL A PALOMBA CATHERINE A PAWMBA and TOM S WITT 1975 Some Economic Factors Affecting Safety in Underground Bituminous Coal Mines Comment Southern Economic Journal 422 13-23

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANKGIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Journal of Regional Science 153 371-373

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian Journal of Politics 9153-162

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7422 JOHN P BlAIR and WALTER CHATFIELD 1974 Pareto Optimal Growth Public Choice 21 93-97 7421 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1974 Transportation in Developing Countries Special Reference to Kenya

Traffic Quarterly 281 139-153 7420 G RICHARD DREESE 1974 Banks and Regional Economic Development Southern Economic Journal

404 647-656 7419 JOHN GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OIITA 1974 Price Discrimination over Space

Theory Assumption and a Case Example Annals ofRegional Science 83 70-81 7418 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHIOIITA 1974 Price Discrimination by

Regulated Motor Carriers Comment American Economic Review 644 780-784 7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal

of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363 7416 PATRICK C MANN 1974 User Power and Electricity Rates Journal of Law and Economics 17~2 433shy

443 7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human

Organization 333 261-275 7414 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in

Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

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7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley loumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

7412 RONALD L LEWIS 1974 Slavery on Chesapeake Iron Plantations before the American Revolution loumal of Negro History 59 242-254

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American loumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

748 NEIL A PALOMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation Modeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUfHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 W F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data 10llmal of Regional Science 143 377-388

7312 JOHN P BlAIR 1973 A Review of the Filtering-Down Theory Urban Affairs Quarterly 83 303-316 7311 THO1AS C CAMPBELL 1973 Should Regulatory Commissions be Abolished Modified or Retained

Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-7 7310 PATRICK c l1ANN 1973 The Political Influence of Residential Consumers on Water Rates Water

Resources Bulletin 95 976-984 Comment and Reply 106 1308-1310 739 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly

922 1-3 738 JOHN L MIKESELL and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1973 Rates of Return in Public and Private Enterprise

Electric Utilities in the United States Mississippi Valley loumal of Business alld Economics 91 41-54 737 ROBERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West

Virginia West Virginia Medical loumaI698 1-4 736 RICHARD RAYMOND 1973 The Interregional Brain Drain and Public Education Growth and Change

43 28-34 735 JOHN PALMER and NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 Skill Differentials and Their Determinants American

Economist 172 130-136 734 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing

Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health cds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas

733 NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law loumal 2411 733-738

732 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics cds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

724 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation IOllmaI121 15-22

723 G RICHARD DREESE and HAROLD L BRYANT 1972 Costs and Effects of a Water Program for a Small Stripping Company--Southeastern Ohio Water Resources Bulletin 82 320-327

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722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 122 77-89

721 RICHARD RAYMOND 1972 Determinants of Non-White Migration during the 1950s American Journal ofEconomics and Sociology 311 9-20

717 ROBERT D BRITT 1971 The Appalachian Regional Development Program Growth and Change 23 3-13

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORMAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

713 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1971 Local Labor Market Effects of New Plant Locations In Essays in Regional Economics yds John F Kain and John R Meyer Cambridge Harvard University Press

712 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Local Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 711 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of

Economics and Business 111 23-29 709 WILLIAM G DEWALD and G RICHARD DREESE 1970 Bank Behavior with Respect to Deposit

Variability Journal ofFinance 254 400-470 708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and

Economics 62 45-56 707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of

Economics and Business 104 37-49 706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of

the American Water Works Association 629 534-537 705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land

Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319 704 RICHARD RAYMOND 1970 Regional Differences in Racial Discrimination in Education and

Employment Western Economic Journal 82 190-208 703 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem

National Tax Journal 232 206-213 702 WILLIAM H MIERWK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and

Change 12 27-32 701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables

Demography 71 87-91 6911 CARL W HALE 1969 The Optimality of Local Subsidies in Regional Development Programs

Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 93 35-50 6910 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 British Regional Development Policy Journal ofEconomic Issues 33 33shy

42 699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly

Review ofEconomics and Business 92 5-20 698 woo SIK KEE 1969 The Cause of Urban Poverty Journal ofHuman Resources 81 93-99 697 DONALD E PURSELL 1969 The Impact of the South African Wage Board on SkilledUnskilled Wage

Differentials Eastern Africa Economic Review 11 73-81 696 RICHARD D RAYMOND 1969 Changes in the Relative Economic Status of Nonwhites 1950-60

Western Economic Journal 71 57-70 695 RICHARD RAYMOND 1969 Mobility and Economic Progress of Negro Americans During the 1940s

American Journal ofEconomics and Sociology 284 337-350 694 ANTIIONYP THIRLWALL 1969 Types of Unemployment With Special Reference to Non Demandshy

Deficient Unemployment in Great Britain Scottish Journal ofPolitical Economy 16 19-49 693 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An

Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality

Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

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691 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications of Input-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

6810 ROYW BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1968 The Role of State and Local Government in the Economic Development of Appalachia Land Economics 441 50-58

689 CARL W HALE 1968 Local Subsidies Regional Development or Regional Rivalry American Industrial Development Council Journal 34 33-53

688 GILBERT L RUTMAN 1968 The Transkei An Experiment in Economic Separation South African Journal ofEconomics 361 24-31

687 DONALD E PURSELL 1968 Bantu Real Wages and Employment Opportunities in South Africa South African Journal ofEconomics 3611 87-103

686 ROY W BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208

685 woo SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax Journal 212 183-189

684 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

674 GERALD ALBAUM and GILBERT L RUTMAN 1967 The Cooperative-Based Marketing System in Tanganyika Journal ofMarketing 31 54-58

673 CARL W HALE 1967 The Mechanism of the Spread Effect in Regional Development Land Economics 434 45-52

672 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Appalachian Development The Long-Run View Poverty and Human Resources Abstracts 23 36-43

671 WILLIAM H MIE~YK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commercial 148 741-753

662 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1966 Experience under the British Local Employment Acts of 1960 and 1963 Industrial and Labor Relations Review 201 30-49

661 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

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1990 Working Papers

Several 1990 working papers are not listed in this section because they have been published and are available as reprints

9028 TERANCE REPHANN 1990 Highways and Regional Economic Development Review of the Theory and Models

9027 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 Automated Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis The QE2 Method and its Application

9026 SHUICHI HASHIYA 1990 Technological Assistance to Small and Medium Sized Manufacturers in Japan Case Studies of Five Regional Industrial Technology Centers

9025 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Questionable Economic Evaluation When Lives are at Stake 9024 CHRISTOPHER CORNWELL and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Estimation of the Economic Model of

Crime Using Panel Data 9023 DAVID J SORENSON 1990 A Spatial Model of Asset Allocation 9022 WALTER C LABYS and JEFF CROMWELL 1990 Relations between Resource Cycles National Cycles

and Regional Economic Instability A Vector Autoregressive Approach 9021 BRIAN J CUSHING 1990 The Effect of Race Relations on the Migration of Blacks in the US 9020 CARlA DICKSfEIN 1990 Socializing Entrepreneurship in Worker Cooperatives The Experience of

Cooperative Development Agencies in Britain and Quebec 9019 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Japans Kohsetsushi Program of Regional Public Examination and Technology

Centers for Upgrading Small and Mid-Size Manufacturing Firms 9018 JOHN PICKLES 1990 Restructuring in Comparative Perspective A Conceptual Framework for

Comparative Research between Eastern and Central Europe and the United States 9016 PHILIP SHAPIRA with JOAN GUITA 1990 Managing Research and Development American and

Japanese Chemicals and Electronics Corporate RampD Compared 9015 KENNETH C MARTIS ZOLTAN KOVACS DEZSO KOVACS and SANDOR PETER 1990 The Geography of

the 1990 Hungarian Parliamentary Elections 9014 SALLY MAGGARD 1990 Schooling Work Experience and Gender The Social Reproduction of Poverty

in Mining Regions 9013 BOlAN KOULOV 1990 Tendencies in the Administrative-Territorial Development of Bulgaria 9012 RACHEL B TOMPKINS 1990 Economic Restructuring and the Changing Regional Development Role

of American Universities 9011 HIROE YAMAZAKI 1990 Japans Regional Development through Third Sector Projects The Cases of

Kitakyushu and Om uta 9010 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 American Economic Development and the States An Overview of Policy

Objectives and Strategies 9009 ANDREW ISSERMAN and JOHN KORT 1990 Regional Economic Consequences of US Immigration

Policy 9008 BOlAN KOUWV 1990 Regional Management Systems The Case of Bulgaria 9007 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Modernization in the Mountains The Diffusion of

Industrial Technology in West Virginia Manufacturing 9006 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1990 Research Designs for Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis in

Regional Science 9005 TERANCE J REPHANN 1990 The Geography of American Ideological Activity Location Patterns of

Political Extremist Organizations and Periodicals in the United States during the 198Os 9004 KRASSIMIRA PASKALEVA 1990 Theoretical and Methodological Issues in Bulgarian Regional Policy 9003 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 The National Science Foundations Engineering Research Centers Changing

the Culture of US Engineering 9001 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Survey of Technology Use in West Virginia

Manufacturing Preliminary Report

34 Working Papers

Author Index

Numbers such as 9018 refer to reprints listed in reverse chronological order beginning on page 20 the first two digits are the publication year Numbers such as WP9028 refer to 1990 working papers listed on page 34

A ABLER RONALD F

ALBAUM GERALD

B BAHL ROYW

BATEY PETER W J

BATTERMAN STEPHEN

BAYLEY SUZANNE E

BEAUMONT PAUL M

BERNARDHRUSSELL

BLAIR JOHN P

BLITZER CHARLES L

BRADY MICHAEL

BRITI ROBERT D

BROWN MARILYN

BRYANT HAROLD L

C CALZONETfI FRANK

CAMPBELL THOMAS C

CHANG H

CHATFIELD WALTER

CHEN C Y

CORNWELL CHRISTOPHER

CROMWELL JEFF

CUSHING BRIAN J

907middot 674

6936810686 661 906 852 801 779 905894888 87178628513 7625 7624 767 765 7415 7414 749 7422 7312 838 8110 717 807 723

9028710877 86108658511 8458398213 81880158014 BO13 7912 7911 7810 7716 7715 7619 7512 7511 7421 7311 724 8111 7422 8810875 VfP9024 VfP9022 VfP9021 893 8718 878869843834

D DAVIS ROBERT

DECOLA LEE

DEWALD WILLIAM G

DICKSTEIN CARLA

DREESEGRICHARD

DURHAM DAVID L

E ECKERT MARK S

EDMUNDS STAHRL

ELMES GREGORY

ELWELL CRAIG K

F FELLER IRWIN

FISHER PETER S

FOGARlY MICHAEL S

FOOT DAVID K

FOSTER STUART A

FOX DOROTHY H

FOX EDWARD Z

FOX RICHARD T

FRIEDBERG JAMES J

FUGITI GLENN V

G GAROFAW GASPER

GEIGER MELISSA

GERKING SHELBY

GIARRATANI FRANK

GOWMB DANIEL

GOSSLING W F

737 8517 709 VfP90208915887 7420 709 723 865

8014 788 865853848 8213824818 775

824 8410 83138312826 81680197918 7811 7721 8919 8213 7410 8210 7410 90168578212 82118210 7915

831380197918 7811 WP9007 WP9001 8713868811 7720764 756 755 747 746 745 852 744

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GOWDY JOHN M 7917 L GREENHUf JOHN 7419 IABYS WALTER C WP9022 9098917 GREENHUf MELVIN L 7916 7516 7418 891689118910 GREENSTREET DAVID 8914 8988611867 GRUHL JAMES 852 852085148510 GUITAJOAN WP9016 852847838823

8198012803 7618 754 H

LEFRANCOIS PAUL R 837HALE CARL W 6911689673

LENTZ PEGGY A 7515HANHAM ROBERT Q 85128511855

LESOURD JEAN-BAPTISTE 891783108398112 LEWIN JEFF L 90158111813812 LEWIS RONALD L 897891856814

HANNAN MICHAEL J 892883 806 794 787 786 HARNER E JAMES 808 7722 7787614 HAWLEY CLIFFORD B 816 7613 7412 HASHIYA SHUICHI wP9026

WFI1NG EVERARD 788HAYNES KlNGSLEYE 8468314802

WRD MONTAGUE J 909HONEY REX 842 HURD DALE 828 HWANG MING-JENG 8738298013 M

7916 7911 7910 MAGGARD SALLY WARD WP90149014 7810 7516 7419 MAJORS KAREN L 784 7418 MALECKI EDWARD J 8014

MANN PATRICK C 8738610863 I 8598315837 ISSERMAN ANDREWM WP9027 WP9010 8368278011

wP9009 WP9OO6 907 8010 799 798 89188948717 79777137712 8713879868 771176177616 86285198513 7416 7310 722 8518410844 716 708 707 706 8358217825 705683 815811807804 MARTIS KENNETH C WP9015884 784 7714 774 MAZEY MARY ELLEN 737 773772 766 757 MCMILLEN DAVID B 862825

MERRIFIELD JOHN 89188720879J 8217 JOHANSENHARLEYE 7915 7515 MEYER JAMES 824

MIERNYK WILLIAM 90178968715 85188515849K 82168215822

KATELL SIDNEY 7715 811380188017KEE WOO SIK 698685684 809 7914 7913 KlLLWORTH PETER 767 765 7414 79677197718

749 7717 777 7623 KNEISEL ROBERT 8110 7622 7621 763 KOLK DAVID 8110 762 7514 7513 KORT JOHN wP9009 753 734 732 KOUWV BOlAN WP9013 WP9008 731 713 702 KOVACSDEZSO WP9015 6910692691KOVACS ZOLTAN WP9015 681 672 671 KRASHINSKY MICHAEL 8721 662KRMENEC ANDREW J 802

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MIKESELL JOHN L

MILNE WILLIAM J

MONTGOMERY AUSTIN H JR

N NAKAYAMA BEN

0 OHTA HIROSHI

P PACHURI RAJENDRA K

PAGE WALTER P

PALMER JOHN

PALOMBA CATHERI~E A

PALOMBA NEIL A

PASKALEVAKRASSIMlRA

PETER SANDOR

PHILLIPS FRED Y

PICKLES JOHN

PlANE DAVID A

PRIMEAUX WALTER J JR

PUDUP MARY BETH

PURSELL DONALD E

R RASMUSSEN BARBARA

RAYMOND RICHARD

REPHANNTERANCE

REX-LOPATIO KATHY

ROGERSON PETER A

797 7617 7616 739 738 716 715 712 711 703 89198721 789

8214

751~ 7419 7418

838 795 789 735 785 758 7413 785 775 758 7413 748 735 733 wr9004 wr9015 8716 87128613 8314 wr9018 908 8913 8812889885 8828728612 866 861 8521 833821 8628513835 825 863859836 90139012895 8868719876 864 701697687

901 736 721 704 696695682 wr9028 wr9005 874 8628513

ROSE ADAM

RUBIN BARRY M

RUfMAN GILBERT L

S SAUNDERS ROBERT J

SAYRE GREG

SCHLENGER DONALD L

SCHUBERT UWE

SCHWARZ WOLFGANG

SEIFRIED EDMOND J

SHAHROKH FEREIDOON

SHAHROKH SOOSAN

SHAPlRA PHILIP

SHEEHAN MICHAEL

SHELLHAMMER KENNETH L

SlATER PAUL B

SMITH CHRISTOPHER J

SOCHER CHARLES F

SOELISTIJO UKAR

SOLOMON BARRY D

SORENSON DAVID

SPOONER DEREK

STEVENS BENJAMIN

STEVENS BRANDT

STRASZHEIM MAHLON R

SWENSON NORMAN P

SZYRMER JANUSZ

9068968810 888 883 881 87118758516 854841832 8214 828 8110 8178016805 78877107615 7510 743 8311 688674

80106996810 661 89158710 827 8713868 791 738 722 852085148013 7911 WP9019 WP9016 wP9007 WP9003 wP9001 9018 9010904903 8912 828 693 808 793 792 791 783 782 781 776 771 7612 7611 7610 769 768 761 759 752 751 7417 7411 742 741 85128558112 813812 7720 8711 84683148311 SO2 WP9023 842 8710845 854 8818214 834 714 831

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T TAKAYAMA TAKASHI

TAYLOR CAROL

TEITZ MICHAEL B

THIRLWALL ANTHONYP

THOMPSON LUTHER C

TOMPKINS RACHEL B

TORRIES THOMAS F

TRUMBULL WILLIAM N

W WADDELL LORNA M

WALKER ROBEIIT

WARFORD JEREMY J

WATTS MICHAELJ

WINCHESTER HIlARY P M

WITT TOM S

WOODSJEFF

Y YAMAZAKI HIROE

YANG CHIN-WEI

VI GREGORY J L

Z ZDORKOWSKI R TODD

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898 9028928714 874871858 831801779 8010 876 781 861085207711 758 9088913889

wP9011 89108510819 8012 7620

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821 JOHN PICKLES 1982 Science and the Funding of Human Geography Professional Geographer 344 387-392

8113 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1981 The 1981 Coal Strike A View from the Outside Labor Law Joumal 8281 564-567

8112 c J SMITH and R Q HANHAM 1981 Proximity and the Formation of Public Attitudes towards Mental Illness Environment and Planning A 132 147-165

8111 R Q ~~HAM and H C~~G 1981 Wage Inflation in a Growth Region The American Sun Belt In Regional Wage Inflation and Unemployment ed R L Martin Great Britain Pion Limited

8110 ADAM ROSE DAVID KOLK MICHAEL BRADY and ROBERT KlEISEL 1981 Energy Development and Urban Employment Creation The Case of the City of Los Angeles Energy 610 1041-1052

819 WALTER c lABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1981 Stability of Appalachian Coal Shipments under Policy Variation Energy Joumal2 111-128

818 FRANKJ CALZONETTI and GREGORY A ELMES 1981 Metal Recovery from Power Plant Ash An Ecological Approach to Coal Utilization GeoJournal Supplementary Issue 3 59-70

817 ADAM ZACHARY ROSE 1981 Utility Lifelines and Economic Activity in the Context of Earthquakes In Social and Economic Impact ofEarthquakes on Utility Lifelines ed J Isenberg New York American Society of Civil Engineers

816 CLIFFORD B HAWLEY and MICHAEL S FOGARlY 1981 Can Agglomeration Economies Explain Why People Are Leaving Large Cities Environment and Planning A 132 225-230

815 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 The Allocation of Funds to Small Cities under the Community Development Block Grant Program An Evaluation Journal of the American Planning Association 471 3-28

814 RONALD L LEWIS 1981 Rev TG Steward and the Education of Blacks in Reconstruction Delaware Delaware History Spring-Summer 156-178

813 CHRISTOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Any Place But Here Mental Health Facilities as Noxious Neighbors Professional Geol11apher 333 326-334

812 CHRISTOPHER J SMITH and ROBERT Q HANHAM 1981 Deinstitutionalization of the Mentally Ill A Time Path Analysis of the American States 1955-1975 Social Science and Medicine 15D 361-378

811 SHELBY D GERKING and ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1981 Bifurcation and the Time Pattern of Impacts in the Economic Base Model Journal ofRegional Science 214 451-467

8019 MICHAEL S FOGARlY and GASPER GAROFAW 1980 Urban Size and the Amenity Structure of Cities Journal of Urban Economics 83 350-361

8018 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 Regional Shifts in Economic Base and Structure in the United States Since 1940 In Alternatives to Confrontation ed Victor L Arnold Lexington MA DC Heath and Company

8017 WILLlAl1 H MIERNYK 1980 An Evaluation The Tools of Regional Development Policy Growth and Change 112 2-6

8016 ADAM ROSE 1980 Geothermal Energy in California Policies to Improve the Economic Impact of Energy Resource Development Growth and Change 111 41-47

8015 FRANKJ CALZONETTI 1980 Bentonite Liners for Power Plant Lagoons Power Engineering March 61-62

8014 FRANK J CALZONEm MARK S ECKERT and EDWARD J MALECKI 1980 Siting Energy Facilities in the USA Policies for the Western States Energy Policy June 138-152

8013 THOMAS C CAMPBELL MING-JENG HWANG and FEREIDOON SHAHROKH 1980 Spatial Equilibrium in the US Coal Industry Energy Economics 24 230-236

8012 WALTER C LABYS and CHIN-WEI YANG 1980 A Ouadratic Programming Model of the Appalachian Stearn Coal Market Energy Economics 2 86-95

8011 PATRICK C MANN 1980 Equity and Economics in Setting Water Rates for Apartment Complexes Journal of the American Water Works Association 72 74-77

8010 PATRICK C MANN ROBERT J SAUNDERS and JEREMY J WARFORD 1980 A Note on Capital Indivisibility and the Definition of Marginal Cost Water Resources Research 163 602-604

809 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1980 Coal In Collective Bargaining Contemporary American Experience ed Gerald G Somers Madison WI Industrial Relations Research Association

808 E JAMES HARNER and PAUL B SlATER 1980 Identifying Medical Regions Using Hierarchical Clustering Social Science and Medicine 140 3-10

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RO7 AIDREW M ISSERfA and IARlLY~ BROWN 1lt)80 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science AssGciation 45November 139-158

806 RO~ALD L LEWIS 1980 Rev TG Stewart (sic) and Mixed Schools in Delaware 1882 Delaware History 19 53-58

805 ADAM ROSE 1980 Mandating Local Government Emergency Services Urban Interest 21 65-73 804 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1980 Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy A Theoretical and

Empirical AnaJysis of Alternative rvfcthods Intemational Regional Science Review 52 155-184 803 WALTER C LltBYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In

Commodity Afarkes and Latin American Development A Afodeling Approach tds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 HARRY D SOLOfON KINCSLEY E HAYES and AIDREW J KRMENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

801 ROBERTT WALKER and SLt~gtN~E E BAYLEY 198f An Energetic and Economic Simulation for the Evaluation of Tran5portation PoEcy Computers Environment and Urban )stems 51middot2 83-96

7918 GASPER GAROFALO and MICHAEL S FOGARTY 1979 Urban Income Distribution and the Urban Hierarchy-Equality Hypothesis Review oj Economics and Statistics 613 381-388

79 17 JOHN M GOWDY 1979 Economic Gwvth Models and Regional Steady State Planning Growth and ChanRe 103 37-42

7916 HNG-JENG BWgtSG amI lELVJ L cnFENHtr 1()7( Estimates of Fixed Costs and the Sizes of Market Areas in the United Stalls Emironntc1l1 and Plallllinf A 119 993-1009 HARLEY E JOHANSE and (LE v lL(rlT 197() Population GrOvth and Retail Decline Conflicting Effects of Urban Accessihility ill Amcricm Villages Ruml Sociology 441 24-38 WILLtl H HERYK Fl7() A -ktc (1 Recent ReginnaJ GroY1h Theories oumalofRegional Scicilce 193 303-~m~ V1LUHl H iIERYK 1()9 Resource cnstraints and R-giemal Development Policy Atlulitic Economic lollmal B3 16-23

2 THOIrS C CAlI)BELL 1970 lew C~d TranSp)rt3tion Modes j1echanical Engineering 101 37-43

7911 THO1AS C CAH)BELL MITG-JEIC HWAG and SOOSAN SIIAHROKII 1979 Market Delineation in the Coal Industry Review of Regional Studies 92 6-17

7910 HNG-JENG HWANG 1979 A Model of Spatial Price Discrimination for the Pricing Schedule of Coal IOllmal of Regional Scicnce 192 231-243

799 I)ATRICK C 11 1979 The Dynamics of Traditional Rate Regulation Research in Law and Economics 1 195-212

798 PATRICK C 1ANN 1979 The Vater Industry Economic and Policy Issues In Regulation Competition and Dercgulaaon Lexington VA Vashington and Lee University

797 PATRICK C MAIl and JOHN L MIKESELL 1979 Cost Behavior and Water Systems ~Vater Resources Bulletin 155 1301-1307

796 WILLH1 H MIER-YK 1979 Coal Problems and Prospects in the 19805 ]ollmal of Energy and Delelopmclll 51 1)middot18

795 WALTER P PACE 1(71) Competition and Concentration in Appalachian Coal Production 1960 to 1975 Policy Analysis and Information 31 141-160

794 ROlALD L LEVIS 1979 The Darkest Abode of Man Black Miners in the First Southern Coal Field 1780-1865 Virginia AfafJzine of ilisfOl) and Bioraphy x7 1lt)0-202

793 PACL U SlATER 1979 Biplots of 19Y)middot19rgtl United Slates Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 75()-766

792 PACt B SlATER 197lt) 1lt)65-70 Inters ate MigratioIl in the United States An Ex1ension of the rv1ultiterminall1ethod to MUltiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 0 205-20R

791 PAtL B SLATER and WOLFG-l( SCHARZ 197() Global Trade Patterns Scaling and Clustering Analysis IEEE Transactiolls Oil Svstcms Jfall alld (vbemefics 97 381-387

7811 tUCHAEL S FOGARTY and GASPER CgtROFAJO 1978 An Exploration of the Real Productivity Effects of Cities Review ofRegional Studies 81 65-82

7810 TIIOtgtS C CA1PDELL and lIiG-JEii( HWG~ 1975 Spatial Analysis and the Identification of Coal Markets iOllmal of Enclampl1 and DCIClopmcnf 141 104-125

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789 WALTER P PAGE and AUSI1N H MONTGOMERY JR 1978 Social Costs of the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act Amendments Eastern Economic Journal 43-4 161-166

788 ADAM ROSE STAHRL EDMUNDS and EVERARD LOITING 1978 The Economics of Geothermal Energy Development at the Regional Level Journal ofEnergy and Development 41 126-152

787 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Black Labor in the Eastern Virginia Coal Field 1765-1865 In Other Slaves Mechanics Artisans and Craftsmen eds Ronald L Lewis and James E Newton Boston MA GK Hall

786 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Slave Families at Early Chesapeake Ironworks Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 169-179

785 CATIlERINE A PALOMBA and NElLA PALOMBA 1978 An Analysis of Dropouts from a West Virginia Training Program for Coal Miners Journal of Economics 4 133-136

784 ANDREWM ISSERMAN and KAREN L MAJORS 1978 General Revenue Sharing Federal Incentives to Change Local Government Journal of the American Institute of Planners 443 317-327

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environmeni and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

7722 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 Race and the United Mine Workers Union in Tennessee Selected Letters of William R Riley 1892-1895 Tennessee Historical Quarterly 36 524-536

7721 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1977 Predicting Neighborhood Decline within a Large Central City An Application of Discriminant Analysis Environment and Planning A 95 579-584

7720 FRANK GIARRATANI and CHARLES F SOCHER 1977 The Pattern of Industrial Location and Rising Energy Prices Atlantic Economic Journal 51 48-55

7719 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 The Changing Structure of the Southern Economy In Economics of Southern Growth eds E Blaine Liner and Lawrence K Lynch Research Triangle Park NC The Southern Growth Policies Board

7718 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 EDA and the Objectives of Regional Development Policy Explorations in Economic Research 43 390-408

7717 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Rising Energy Prices and Regional Economic Development Growth and Change 83 2-7

7716 TIlOMAS C CAMPBELL 1977 Eminent Domain Its Origin Meaning and Relevance to Coal Slurry Pipelines Transportation Journal 171 5-21

7715 TIlOMAS C CAMPBELL and SIDNIY KATELL 1977 Railroad Volume Freight Rates Evolution and Analysis ICC Practitioners Journal January-February 146-161

7714 ANDREWMISSERfAN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic Geography 531 45-54

7713 PATRICK C MANN 1977 The Interlocking of Municipalities and Publicly Owned Utilities In Local Service Pricing Policies and Their Effect on Urban Spatial Strncture ed Paul B Downing New York Columbia University Press

7712 PATRICK C MANN 1977 Water Rates An Evaluation of Options Journal of the American Water Works Association 692 84-88

7711 PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITT 1977 The Impact on Electricity Rate Structures from Increasing Energy Costs Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 566-571

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations Journal ofRegional Science 1713 327-344

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Journal ofEnvironmental Systems 72 131-147

778 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Virginia Iron Industry The AnteshyBellum Era West Virginia History 38 141-156

777 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Jobs and Income Issue Papers of the Appalachian Conference on Balanced Growth and Economic Development Charleston WV October 41-57

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188

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775 CRAIG K ELWELL and NEIL A PALOMBA 1977 Economic Benefit-Cost Evaluation of West Virginia Vocational Rehabilitation Lessons for the Vocational Rehabilitation System Journal of Economics 3 201-204

774 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 433 247-259

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic 1mpacts Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

771 PAUL B SlATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291

7625 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Kalymnos The Island of the Sponge Fishermen Annals of the New York Academy ofSciences 268 ~9-307

7624 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Sponge Markets of Kalymnos Anthropologica 181 81-96 7623 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Decline of the Northern Perimeter Society 1324-26 7622 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Regional Economic Consequences of High Energy Prices in the United

States Journal of Energy and Development 12 213-239 7621 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Some Regional 1mpacts of the Rising Cost of Energy Papers of the

Regional Science Association 37 213-227 7620 GREGORY J L VI 1976 Towards the Application of Dynamic Growth Theory to Regions

Generalizations and Comments Joumal ofRegional Science 161 117-124 7619 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1976 The Coal Slurry Pipeline Its Contribution in Meeting the Nations

Energy Requirements Joumal of Economics 2 196-200 7618 WALTER C lABYS 1976 Foreign Investment in the US Minerals Industry The Case of West Virginia

Coal InA Study ofAlien Investment in United States Lands ed E Wunderlick Washington DC US Department of Agriculture

7617 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1976 Ownership and Water System Operation Water Resources Bulletin 125 995-1004

7616 JOHN L MIKESELL and PATRICK C MANN 1976 Pricing by Rural Electric Cooperatives Land Economics 521 96-102

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment and Planning A 84 477-478

7614 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The American Dream and the Rationalization of Slavery Crisis 83 253-254 7613 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Chesapeake Iron Industry The

Colonial Era Labor History 17 388-405 7612 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybernetics April 321-324 7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972

Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132 7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon

Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56 769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of

Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12 768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish

Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878 767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social

Science Research 51 173-224 766 ANDREW M ISSERJ1AN 1976 Interjurisdictional Spillovers Political Fragmentation and the Level of

Local Public Services A Re-Examination Urban Studies 131 1-12 765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data

Human Organization 353 269-286 764 FRANK GIARRATANI 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues

Environment and Planning A 84 447-454 763 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input -Output Analysis

International Regional Science Review 12 47-55

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762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Relevance of Regional Science Review of Regional Studies 61 1-9

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7516 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and H OIITA 1975 Observations on the Shape and Relevance of the Spatial Demand Function Econometrica 434 669-682

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

7514 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Northeast Isnt What It Used to Be In Balanced Growth for the Northeast Proceedings of a Conference of Legislative Leaders on the Future of the Northeast New York State Senate

7513 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 Regional Employment Impacts of Rising Energy Prices Labor Law Journal 268 518-523

7512 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Status of Slurry Pipeline Transportation of Bituminous Coal The Intersociety Conference on Transportation Atlanta GA

7511 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Transporting Western Coal Unit Trains or Slurry Pipeline Logistics and Transportation Review 112 147-152

7510 ADAM ROSE 1975 The Cost of Stack Gas Cleaning in New York State Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association 2510 1005-1008

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics March 278-283

758 NEIL A PALOMBA CATHERINE A PAWMBA and TOM S WITT 1975 Some Economic Factors Affecting Safety in Underground Bituminous Coal Mines Comment Southern Economic Journal 422 13-23

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANKGIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Journal of Regional Science 153 371-373

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian Journal of Politics 9153-162

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7422 JOHN P BlAIR and WALTER CHATFIELD 1974 Pareto Optimal Growth Public Choice 21 93-97 7421 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1974 Transportation in Developing Countries Special Reference to Kenya

Traffic Quarterly 281 139-153 7420 G RICHARD DREESE 1974 Banks and Regional Economic Development Southern Economic Journal

404 647-656 7419 JOHN GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OIITA 1974 Price Discrimination over Space

Theory Assumption and a Case Example Annals ofRegional Science 83 70-81 7418 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHIOIITA 1974 Price Discrimination by

Regulated Motor Carriers Comment American Economic Review 644 780-784 7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal

of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363 7416 PATRICK C MANN 1974 User Power and Electricity Rates Journal of Law and Economics 17~2 433shy

443 7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human

Organization 333 261-275 7414 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in

Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

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7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley loumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

7412 RONALD L LEWIS 1974 Slavery on Chesapeake Iron Plantations before the American Revolution loumal of Negro History 59 242-254

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American loumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

748 NEIL A PALOMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation Modeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUfHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 W F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data 10llmal of Regional Science 143 377-388

7312 JOHN P BlAIR 1973 A Review of the Filtering-Down Theory Urban Affairs Quarterly 83 303-316 7311 THO1AS C CAMPBELL 1973 Should Regulatory Commissions be Abolished Modified or Retained

Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-7 7310 PATRICK c l1ANN 1973 The Political Influence of Residential Consumers on Water Rates Water

Resources Bulletin 95 976-984 Comment and Reply 106 1308-1310 739 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly

922 1-3 738 JOHN L MIKESELL and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1973 Rates of Return in Public and Private Enterprise

Electric Utilities in the United States Mississippi Valley loumal of Business alld Economics 91 41-54 737 ROBERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West

Virginia West Virginia Medical loumaI698 1-4 736 RICHARD RAYMOND 1973 The Interregional Brain Drain and Public Education Growth and Change

43 28-34 735 JOHN PALMER and NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 Skill Differentials and Their Determinants American

Economist 172 130-136 734 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing

Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health cds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas

733 NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law loumal 2411 733-738

732 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics cds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

724 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation IOllmaI121 15-22

723 G RICHARD DREESE and HAROLD L BRYANT 1972 Costs and Effects of a Water Program for a Small Stripping Company--Southeastern Ohio Water Resources Bulletin 82 320-327

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722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 122 77-89

721 RICHARD RAYMOND 1972 Determinants of Non-White Migration during the 1950s American Journal ofEconomics and Sociology 311 9-20

717 ROBERT D BRITT 1971 The Appalachian Regional Development Program Growth and Change 23 3-13

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORMAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

713 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1971 Local Labor Market Effects of New Plant Locations In Essays in Regional Economics yds John F Kain and John R Meyer Cambridge Harvard University Press

712 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Local Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 711 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of

Economics and Business 111 23-29 709 WILLIAM G DEWALD and G RICHARD DREESE 1970 Bank Behavior with Respect to Deposit

Variability Journal ofFinance 254 400-470 708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and

Economics 62 45-56 707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of

Economics and Business 104 37-49 706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of

the American Water Works Association 629 534-537 705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land

Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319 704 RICHARD RAYMOND 1970 Regional Differences in Racial Discrimination in Education and

Employment Western Economic Journal 82 190-208 703 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem

National Tax Journal 232 206-213 702 WILLIAM H MIERWK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and

Change 12 27-32 701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables

Demography 71 87-91 6911 CARL W HALE 1969 The Optimality of Local Subsidies in Regional Development Programs

Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 93 35-50 6910 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 British Regional Development Policy Journal ofEconomic Issues 33 33shy

42 699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly

Review ofEconomics and Business 92 5-20 698 woo SIK KEE 1969 The Cause of Urban Poverty Journal ofHuman Resources 81 93-99 697 DONALD E PURSELL 1969 The Impact of the South African Wage Board on SkilledUnskilled Wage

Differentials Eastern Africa Economic Review 11 73-81 696 RICHARD D RAYMOND 1969 Changes in the Relative Economic Status of Nonwhites 1950-60

Western Economic Journal 71 57-70 695 RICHARD RAYMOND 1969 Mobility and Economic Progress of Negro Americans During the 1940s

American Journal ofEconomics and Sociology 284 337-350 694 ANTIIONYP THIRLWALL 1969 Types of Unemployment With Special Reference to Non Demandshy

Deficient Unemployment in Great Britain Scottish Journal ofPolitical Economy 16 19-49 693 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An

Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality

Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

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691 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications of Input-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

6810 ROYW BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1968 The Role of State and Local Government in the Economic Development of Appalachia Land Economics 441 50-58

689 CARL W HALE 1968 Local Subsidies Regional Development or Regional Rivalry American Industrial Development Council Journal 34 33-53

688 GILBERT L RUTMAN 1968 The Transkei An Experiment in Economic Separation South African Journal ofEconomics 361 24-31

687 DONALD E PURSELL 1968 Bantu Real Wages and Employment Opportunities in South Africa South African Journal ofEconomics 3611 87-103

686 ROY W BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208

685 woo SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax Journal 212 183-189

684 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

674 GERALD ALBAUM and GILBERT L RUTMAN 1967 The Cooperative-Based Marketing System in Tanganyika Journal ofMarketing 31 54-58

673 CARL W HALE 1967 The Mechanism of the Spread Effect in Regional Development Land Economics 434 45-52

672 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Appalachian Development The Long-Run View Poverty and Human Resources Abstracts 23 36-43

671 WILLIAM H MIE~YK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commercial 148 741-753

662 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1966 Experience under the British Local Employment Acts of 1960 and 1963 Industrial and Labor Relations Review 201 30-49

661 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

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1990 Working Papers

Several 1990 working papers are not listed in this section because they have been published and are available as reprints

9028 TERANCE REPHANN 1990 Highways and Regional Economic Development Review of the Theory and Models

9027 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 Automated Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis The QE2 Method and its Application

9026 SHUICHI HASHIYA 1990 Technological Assistance to Small and Medium Sized Manufacturers in Japan Case Studies of Five Regional Industrial Technology Centers

9025 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Questionable Economic Evaluation When Lives are at Stake 9024 CHRISTOPHER CORNWELL and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Estimation of the Economic Model of

Crime Using Panel Data 9023 DAVID J SORENSON 1990 A Spatial Model of Asset Allocation 9022 WALTER C LABYS and JEFF CROMWELL 1990 Relations between Resource Cycles National Cycles

and Regional Economic Instability A Vector Autoregressive Approach 9021 BRIAN J CUSHING 1990 The Effect of Race Relations on the Migration of Blacks in the US 9020 CARlA DICKSfEIN 1990 Socializing Entrepreneurship in Worker Cooperatives The Experience of

Cooperative Development Agencies in Britain and Quebec 9019 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Japans Kohsetsushi Program of Regional Public Examination and Technology

Centers for Upgrading Small and Mid-Size Manufacturing Firms 9018 JOHN PICKLES 1990 Restructuring in Comparative Perspective A Conceptual Framework for

Comparative Research between Eastern and Central Europe and the United States 9016 PHILIP SHAPIRA with JOAN GUITA 1990 Managing Research and Development American and

Japanese Chemicals and Electronics Corporate RampD Compared 9015 KENNETH C MARTIS ZOLTAN KOVACS DEZSO KOVACS and SANDOR PETER 1990 The Geography of

the 1990 Hungarian Parliamentary Elections 9014 SALLY MAGGARD 1990 Schooling Work Experience and Gender The Social Reproduction of Poverty

in Mining Regions 9013 BOlAN KOULOV 1990 Tendencies in the Administrative-Territorial Development of Bulgaria 9012 RACHEL B TOMPKINS 1990 Economic Restructuring and the Changing Regional Development Role

of American Universities 9011 HIROE YAMAZAKI 1990 Japans Regional Development through Third Sector Projects The Cases of

Kitakyushu and Om uta 9010 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 American Economic Development and the States An Overview of Policy

Objectives and Strategies 9009 ANDREW ISSERMAN and JOHN KORT 1990 Regional Economic Consequences of US Immigration

Policy 9008 BOlAN KOUWV 1990 Regional Management Systems The Case of Bulgaria 9007 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Modernization in the Mountains The Diffusion of

Industrial Technology in West Virginia Manufacturing 9006 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1990 Research Designs for Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis in

Regional Science 9005 TERANCE J REPHANN 1990 The Geography of American Ideological Activity Location Patterns of

Political Extremist Organizations and Periodicals in the United States during the 198Os 9004 KRASSIMIRA PASKALEVA 1990 Theoretical and Methodological Issues in Bulgarian Regional Policy 9003 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 The National Science Foundations Engineering Research Centers Changing

the Culture of US Engineering 9001 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Survey of Technology Use in West Virginia

Manufacturing Preliminary Report

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Author Index

Numbers such as 9018 refer to reprints listed in reverse chronological order beginning on page 20 the first two digits are the publication year Numbers such as WP9028 refer to 1990 working papers listed on page 34

A ABLER RONALD F

ALBAUM GERALD

B BAHL ROYW

BATEY PETER W J

BATTERMAN STEPHEN

BAYLEY SUZANNE E

BEAUMONT PAUL M

BERNARDHRUSSELL

BLAIR JOHN P

BLITZER CHARLES L

BRADY MICHAEL

BRITI ROBERT D

BROWN MARILYN

BRYANT HAROLD L

C CALZONETfI FRANK

CAMPBELL THOMAS C

CHANG H

CHATFIELD WALTER

CHEN C Y

CORNWELL CHRISTOPHER

CROMWELL JEFF

CUSHING BRIAN J

907middot 674

6936810686 661 906 852 801 779 905894888 87178628513 7625 7624 767 765 7415 7414 749 7422 7312 838 8110 717 807 723

9028710877 86108658511 8458398213 81880158014 BO13 7912 7911 7810 7716 7715 7619 7512 7511 7421 7311 724 8111 7422 8810875 VfP9024 VfP9022 VfP9021 893 8718 878869843834

D DAVIS ROBERT

DECOLA LEE

DEWALD WILLIAM G

DICKSTEIN CARLA

DREESEGRICHARD

DURHAM DAVID L

E ECKERT MARK S

EDMUNDS STAHRL

ELMES GREGORY

ELWELL CRAIG K

F FELLER IRWIN

FISHER PETER S

FOGARlY MICHAEL S

FOOT DAVID K

FOSTER STUART A

FOX DOROTHY H

FOX EDWARD Z

FOX RICHARD T

FRIEDBERG JAMES J

FUGITI GLENN V

G GAROFAW GASPER

GEIGER MELISSA

GERKING SHELBY

GIARRATANI FRANK

GOWMB DANIEL

GOSSLING W F

737 8517 709 VfP90208915887 7420 709 723 865

8014 788 865853848 8213824818 775

824 8410 83138312826 81680197918 7811 7721 8919 8213 7410 8210 7410 90168578212 82118210 7915

831380197918 7811 WP9007 WP9001 8713868811 7720764 756 755 747 746 745 852 744

Author Index 35

GOWDY JOHN M 7917 L GREENHUf JOHN 7419 IABYS WALTER C WP9022 9098917 GREENHUf MELVIN L 7916 7516 7418 891689118910 GREENSTREET DAVID 8914 8988611867 GRUHL JAMES 852 852085148510 GUITAJOAN WP9016 852847838823

8198012803 7618 754 H

LEFRANCOIS PAUL R 837HALE CARL W 6911689673

LENTZ PEGGY A 7515HANHAM ROBERT Q 85128511855

LESOURD JEAN-BAPTISTE 891783108398112 LEWIN JEFF L 90158111813812 LEWIS RONALD L 897891856814

HANNAN MICHAEL J 892883 806 794 787 786 HARNER E JAMES 808 7722 7787614 HAWLEY CLIFFORD B 816 7613 7412 HASHIYA SHUICHI wP9026

WFI1NG EVERARD 788HAYNES KlNGSLEYE 8468314802

WRD MONTAGUE J 909HONEY REX 842 HURD DALE 828 HWANG MING-JENG 8738298013 M

7916 7911 7910 MAGGARD SALLY WARD WP90149014 7810 7516 7419 MAJORS KAREN L 784 7418 MALECKI EDWARD J 8014

MANN PATRICK C 8738610863 I 8598315837 ISSERMAN ANDREWM WP9027 WP9010 8368278011

wP9009 WP9OO6 907 8010 799 798 89188948717 79777137712 8713879868 771176177616 86285198513 7416 7310 722 8518410844 716 708 707 706 8358217825 705683 815811807804 MARTIS KENNETH C WP9015884 784 7714 774 MAZEY MARY ELLEN 737 773772 766 757 MCMILLEN DAVID B 862825

MERRIFIELD JOHN 89188720879J 8217 JOHANSENHARLEYE 7915 7515 MEYER JAMES 824

MIERNYK WILLIAM 90178968715 85188515849K 82168215822

KATELL SIDNEY 7715 811380188017KEE WOO SIK 698685684 809 7914 7913 KlLLWORTH PETER 767 765 7414 79677197718

749 7717 777 7623 KNEISEL ROBERT 8110 7622 7621 763 KOLK DAVID 8110 762 7514 7513 KORT JOHN wP9009 753 734 732 KOUWV BOlAN WP9013 WP9008 731 713 702 KOVACSDEZSO WP9015 6910692691KOVACS ZOLTAN WP9015 681 672 671 KRASHINSKY MICHAEL 8721 662KRMENEC ANDREW J 802

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MIKESELL JOHN L

MILNE WILLIAM J

MONTGOMERY AUSTIN H JR

N NAKAYAMA BEN

0 OHTA HIROSHI

P PACHURI RAJENDRA K

PAGE WALTER P

PALMER JOHN

PALOMBA CATHERI~E A

PALOMBA NEIL A

PASKALEVAKRASSIMlRA

PETER SANDOR

PHILLIPS FRED Y

PICKLES JOHN

PlANE DAVID A

PRIMEAUX WALTER J JR

PUDUP MARY BETH

PURSELL DONALD E

R RASMUSSEN BARBARA

RAYMOND RICHARD

REPHANNTERANCE

REX-LOPATIO KATHY

ROGERSON PETER A

797 7617 7616 739 738 716 715 712 711 703 89198721 789

8214

751~ 7419 7418

838 795 789 735 785 758 7413 785 775 758 7413 748 735 733 wr9004 wr9015 8716 87128613 8314 wr9018 908 8913 8812889885 8828728612 866 861 8521 833821 8628513835 825 863859836 90139012895 8868719876 864 701697687

901 736 721 704 696695682 wr9028 wr9005 874 8628513

ROSE ADAM

RUBIN BARRY M

RUfMAN GILBERT L

S SAUNDERS ROBERT J

SAYRE GREG

SCHLENGER DONALD L

SCHUBERT UWE

SCHWARZ WOLFGANG

SEIFRIED EDMOND J

SHAHROKH FEREIDOON

SHAHROKH SOOSAN

SHAPlRA PHILIP

SHEEHAN MICHAEL

SHELLHAMMER KENNETH L

SlATER PAUL B

SMITH CHRISTOPHER J

SOCHER CHARLES F

SOELISTIJO UKAR

SOLOMON BARRY D

SORENSON DAVID

SPOONER DEREK

STEVENS BENJAMIN

STEVENS BRANDT

STRASZHEIM MAHLON R

SWENSON NORMAN P

SZYRMER JANUSZ

9068968810 888 883 881 87118758516 854841832 8214 828 8110 8178016805 78877107615 7510 743 8311 688674

80106996810 661 89158710 827 8713868 791 738 722 852085148013 7911 WP9019 WP9016 wP9007 WP9003 wP9001 9018 9010904903 8912 828 693 808 793 792 791 783 782 781 776 771 7612 7611 7610 769 768 761 759 752 751 7417 7411 742 741 85128558112 813812 7720 8711 84683148311 SO2 WP9023 842 8710845 854 8818214 834 714 831

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T TAKAYAMA TAKASHI

TAYLOR CAROL

TEITZ MICHAEL B

THIRLWALL ANTHONYP

THOMPSON LUTHER C

TOMPKINS RACHEL B

TORRIES THOMAS F

TRUMBULL WILLIAM N

W WADDELL LORNA M

WALKER ROBEIIT

WARFORD JEREMY J

WATTS MICHAELJ

WINCHESTER HIlARY P M

WITT TOM S

WOODSJEFF

Y YAMAZAKI HIROE

YANG CHIN-WEI

VI GREGORY J L

Z ZDORKOWSKI R TODD

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867 8713868 8912 694 745 WP9012 88118810 WP9025 WP9024 90159011899

898 9028928714 874871858 831801779 8010 876 781 861085207711 758 9088913889

wP9011 89108510819 8012 7620

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RO7 AIDREW M ISSERfA and IARlLY~ BROWN 1lt)80 Community Need Its Measurement and Incidence Papers of the Regional Science AssGciation 45November 139-158

806 RO~ALD L LEWIS 1980 Rev TG Stewart (sic) and Mixed Schools in Delaware 1882 Delaware History 19 53-58

805 ADAM ROSE 1980 Mandating Local Government Emergency Services Urban Interest 21 65-73 804 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1980 Estimating Export Activity in a Regional Economy A Theoretical and

Empirical AnaJysis of Alternative rvfcthods Intemational Regional Science Review 52 155-184 803 WALTER C LltBYS 1980 Commodity Models and Their Potential for Latin American Planning In

Commodity Afarkes and Latin American Development A Afodeling Approach tds Walter C Labys M I Nadiri and J Nunez del Arco New York National Bureau of Economic Research

802 HARRY D SOLOfON KINCSLEY E HAYES and AIDREW J KRMENEC 1980 A Multiobjective Power Plant Location Model with Hierarchical Screening Nuclear Power in Northern Indiana Review of Regional Studies 103 9-22

801 ROBERTT WALKER and SLt~gtN~E E BAYLEY 198f An Energetic and Economic Simulation for the Evaluation of Tran5portation PoEcy Computers Environment and Urban )stems 51middot2 83-96

7918 GASPER GAROFALO and MICHAEL S FOGARTY 1979 Urban Income Distribution and the Urban Hierarchy-Equality Hypothesis Review oj Economics and Statistics 613 381-388

79 17 JOHN M GOWDY 1979 Economic Gwvth Models and Regional Steady State Planning Growth and ChanRe 103 37-42

7916 HNG-JENG BWgtSG amI lELVJ L cnFENHtr 1()7( Estimates of Fixed Costs and the Sizes of Market Areas in the United Stalls Emironntc1l1 and Plallllinf A 119 993-1009 HARLEY E JOHANSE and (LE v lL(rlT 197() Population GrOvth and Retail Decline Conflicting Effects of Urban Accessihility ill Amcricm Villages Ruml Sociology 441 24-38 WILLtl H HERYK Fl7() A -ktc (1 Recent ReginnaJ GroY1h Theories oumalofRegional Scicilce 193 303-~m~ V1LUHl H iIERYK 1()9 Resource cnstraints and R-giemal Development Policy Atlulitic Economic lollmal B3 16-23

2 THOIrS C CAlI)BELL 1970 lew C~d TranSp)rt3tion Modes j1echanical Engineering 101 37-43

7911 THO1AS C CAH)BELL MITG-JEIC HWAG and SOOSAN SIIAHROKII 1979 Market Delineation in the Coal Industry Review of Regional Studies 92 6-17

7910 HNG-JENG HWANG 1979 A Model of Spatial Price Discrimination for the Pricing Schedule of Coal IOllmal of Regional Scicnce 192 231-243

799 I)ATRICK C 11 1979 The Dynamics of Traditional Rate Regulation Research in Law and Economics 1 195-212

798 PATRICK C 1ANN 1979 The Vater Industry Economic and Policy Issues In Regulation Competition and Dercgulaaon Lexington VA Vashington and Lee University

797 PATRICK C MAIl and JOHN L MIKESELL 1979 Cost Behavior and Water Systems ~Vater Resources Bulletin 155 1301-1307

796 WILLH1 H MIER-YK 1979 Coal Problems and Prospects in the 19805 ]ollmal of Energy and Delelopmclll 51 1)middot18

795 WALTER P PACE 1(71) Competition and Concentration in Appalachian Coal Production 1960 to 1975 Policy Analysis and Information 31 141-160

794 ROlALD L LEVIS 1979 The Darkest Abode of Man Black Miners in the First Southern Coal Field 1780-1865 Virginia AfafJzine of ilisfOl) and Bioraphy x7 1lt)0-202

793 PACL U SlATER 1979 Biplots of 19Y)middot19rgtl United Slates Metropolitan Mortality Environment and Planning A 117 75()-766

792 PACt B SlATER 197lt) 1lt)65-70 Inters ate MigratioIl in the United States An Ex1ension of the rv1ultiterminall1ethod to MUltiple Sources and Sinks Computer and Operations Research 0 205-20R

791 PAtL B SLATER and WOLFG-l( SCHARZ 197() Global Trade Patterns Scaling and Clustering Analysis IEEE Transactiolls Oil Svstcms Jfall alld (vbemefics 97 381-387

7811 tUCHAEL S FOGARTY and GASPER CgtROFAJO 1978 An Exploration of the Real Productivity Effects of Cities Review ofRegional Studies 81 65-82

7810 TIIOtgtS C CA1PDELL and lIiG-JEii( HWG~ 1975 Spatial Analysis and the Identification of Coal Markets iOllmal of Enclampl1 and DCIClopmcnf 141 104-125

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789 WALTER P PAGE and AUSI1N H MONTGOMERY JR 1978 Social Costs of the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act Amendments Eastern Economic Journal 43-4 161-166

788 ADAM ROSE STAHRL EDMUNDS and EVERARD LOITING 1978 The Economics of Geothermal Energy Development at the Regional Level Journal ofEnergy and Development 41 126-152

787 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Black Labor in the Eastern Virginia Coal Field 1765-1865 In Other Slaves Mechanics Artisans and Craftsmen eds Ronald L Lewis and James E Newton Boston MA GK Hall

786 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Slave Families at Early Chesapeake Ironworks Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 169-179

785 CATIlERINE A PALOMBA and NElLA PALOMBA 1978 An Analysis of Dropouts from a West Virginia Training Program for Coal Miners Journal of Economics 4 133-136

784 ANDREWM ISSERMAN and KAREN L MAJORS 1978 General Revenue Sharing Federal Incentives to Change Local Government Journal of the American Institute of Planners 443 317-327

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environmeni and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

7722 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 Race and the United Mine Workers Union in Tennessee Selected Letters of William R Riley 1892-1895 Tennessee Historical Quarterly 36 524-536

7721 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1977 Predicting Neighborhood Decline within a Large Central City An Application of Discriminant Analysis Environment and Planning A 95 579-584

7720 FRANK GIARRATANI and CHARLES F SOCHER 1977 The Pattern of Industrial Location and Rising Energy Prices Atlantic Economic Journal 51 48-55

7719 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 The Changing Structure of the Southern Economy In Economics of Southern Growth eds E Blaine Liner and Lawrence K Lynch Research Triangle Park NC The Southern Growth Policies Board

7718 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 EDA and the Objectives of Regional Development Policy Explorations in Economic Research 43 390-408

7717 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Rising Energy Prices and Regional Economic Development Growth and Change 83 2-7

7716 TIlOMAS C CAMPBELL 1977 Eminent Domain Its Origin Meaning and Relevance to Coal Slurry Pipelines Transportation Journal 171 5-21

7715 TIlOMAS C CAMPBELL and SIDNIY KATELL 1977 Railroad Volume Freight Rates Evolution and Analysis ICC Practitioners Journal January-February 146-161

7714 ANDREWMISSERfAN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic Geography 531 45-54

7713 PATRICK C MANN 1977 The Interlocking of Municipalities and Publicly Owned Utilities In Local Service Pricing Policies and Their Effect on Urban Spatial Strncture ed Paul B Downing New York Columbia University Press

7712 PATRICK C MANN 1977 Water Rates An Evaluation of Options Journal of the American Water Works Association 692 84-88

7711 PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITT 1977 The Impact on Electricity Rate Structures from Increasing Energy Costs Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 566-571

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations Journal ofRegional Science 1713 327-344

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Journal ofEnvironmental Systems 72 131-147

778 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Virginia Iron Industry The AnteshyBellum Era West Virginia History 38 141-156

777 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Jobs and Income Issue Papers of the Appalachian Conference on Balanced Growth and Economic Development Charleston WV October 41-57

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188

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775 CRAIG K ELWELL and NEIL A PALOMBA 1977 Economic Benefit-Cost Evaluation of West Virginia Vocational Rehabilitation Lessons for the Vocational Rehabilitation System Journal of Economics 3 201-204

774 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 433 247-259

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic 1mpacts Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

771 PAUL B SlATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291

7625 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Kalymnos The Island of the Sponge Fishermen Annals of the New York Academy ofSciences 268 ~9-307

7624 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Sponge Markets of Kalymnos Anthropologica 181 81-96 7623 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Decline of the Northern Perimeter Society 1324-26 7622 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Regional Economic Consequences of High Energy Prices in the United

States Journal of Energy and Development 12 213-239 7621 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Some Regional 1mpacts of the Rising Cost of Energy Papers of the

Regional Science Association 37 213-227 7620 GREGORY J L VI 1976 Towards the Application of Dynamic Growth Theory to Regions

Generalizations and Comments Joumal ofRegional Science 161 117-124 7619 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1976 The Coal Slurry Pipeline Its Contribution in Meeting the Nations

Energy Requirements Joumal of Economics 2 196-200 7618 WALTER C lABYS 1976 Foreign Investment in the US Minerals Industry The Case of West Virginia

Coal InA Study ofAlien Investment in United States Lands ed E Wunderlick Washington DC US Department of Agriculture

7617 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1976 Ownership and Water System Operation Water Resources Bulletin 125 995-1004

7616 JOHN L MIKESELL and PATRICK C MANN 1976 Pricing by Rural Electric Cooperatives Land Economics 521 96-102

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment and Planning A 84 477-478

7614 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The American Dream and the Rationalization of Slavery Crisis 83 253-254 7613 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Chesapeake Iron Industry The

Colonial Era Labor History 17 388-405 7612 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybernetics April 321-324 7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972

Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132 7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon

Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56 769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of

Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12 768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish

Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878 767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social

Science Research 51 173-224 766 ANDREW M ISSERJ1AN 1976 Interjurisdictional Spillovers Political Fragmentation and the Level of

Local Public Services A Re-Examination Urban Studies 131 1-12 765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data

Human Organization 353 269-286 764 FRANK GIARRATANI 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues

Environment and Planning A 84 447-454 763 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input -Output Analysis

International Regional Science Review 12 47-55

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762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Relevance of Regional Science Review of Regional Studies 61 1-9

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7516 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and H OIITA 1975 Observations on the Shape and Relevance of the Spatial Demand Function Econometrica 434 669-682

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

7514 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Northeast Isnt What It Used to Be In Balanced Growth for the Northeast Proceedings of a Conference of Legislative Leaders on the Future of the Northeast New York State Senate

7513 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 Regional Employment Impacts of Rising Energy Prices Labor Law Journal 268 518-523

7512 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Status of Slurry Pipeline Transportation of Bituminous Coal The Intersociety Conference on Transportation Atlanta GA

7511 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Transporting Western Coal Unit Trains or Slurry Pipeline Logistics and Transportation Review 112 147-152

7510 ADAM ROSE 1975 The Cost of Stack Gas Cleaning in New York State Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association 2510 1005-1008

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics March 278-283

758 NEIL A PALOMBA CATHERINE A PAWMBA and TOM S WITT 1975 Some Economic Factors Affecting Safety in Underground Bituminous Coal Mines Comment Southern Economic Journal 422 13-23

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANKGIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Journal of Regional Science 153 371-373

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian Journal of Politics 9153-162

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7422 JOHN P BlAIR and WALTER CHATFIELD 1974 Pareto Optimal Growth Public Choice 21 93-97 7421 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1974 Transportation in Developing Countries Special Reference to Kenya

Traffic Quarterly 281 139-153 7420 G RICHARD DREESE 1974 Banks and Regional Economic Development Southern Economic Journal

404 647-656 7419 JOHN GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OIITA 1974 Price Discrimination over Space

Theory Assumption and a Case Example Annals ofRegional Science 83 70-81 7418 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHIOIITA 1974 Price Discrimination by

Regulated Motor Carriers Comment American Economic Review 644 780-784 7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal

of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363 7416 PATRICK C MANN 1974 User Power and Electricity Rates Journal of Law and Economics 17~2 433shy

443 7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human

Organization 333 261-275 7414 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in

Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

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7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley loumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

7412 RONALD L LEWIS 1974 Slavery on Chesapeake Iron Plantations before the American Revolution loumal of Negro History 59 242-254

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American loumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

748 NEIL A PALOMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation Modeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUfHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 W F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data 10llmal of Regional Science 143 377-388

7312 JOHN P BlAIR 1973 A Review of the Filtering-Down Theory Urban Affairs Quarterly 83 303-316 7311 THO1AS C CAMPBELL 1973 Should Regulatory Commissions be Abolished Modified or Retained

Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-7 7310 PATRICK c l1ANN 1973 The Political Influence of Residential Consumers on Water Rates Water

Resources Bulletin 95 976-984 Comment and Reply 106 1308-1310 739 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly

922 1-3 738 JOHN L MIKESELL and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1973 Rates of Return in Public and Private Enterprise

Electric Utilities in the United States Mississippi Valley loumal of Business alld Economics 91 41-54 737 ROBERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West

Virginia West Virginia Medical loumaI698 1-4 736 RICHARD RAYMOND 1973 The Interregional Brain Drain and Public Education Growth and Change

43 28-34 735 JOHN PALMER and NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 Skill Differentials and Their Determinants American

Economist 172 130-136 734 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing

Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health cds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas

733 NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law loumal 2411 733-738

732 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics cds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

724 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation IOllmaI121 15-22

723 G RICHARD DREESE and HAROLD L BRYANT 1972 Costs and Effects of a Water Program for a Small Stripping Company--Southeastern Ohio Water Resources Bulletin 82 320-327

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722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 122 77-89

721 RICHARD RAYMOND 1972 Determinants of Non-White Migration during the 1950s American Journal ofEconomics and Sociology 311 9-20

717 ROBERT D BRITT 1971 The Appalachian Regional Development Program Growth and Change 23 3-13

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORMAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

713 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1971 Local Labor Market Effects of New Plant Locations In Essays in Regional Economics yds John F Kain and John R Meyer Cambridge Harvard University Press

712 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Local Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 711 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of

Economics and Business 111 23-29 709 WILLIAM G DEWALD and G RICHARD DREESE 1970 Bank Behavior with Respect to Deposit

Variability Journal ofFinance 254 400-470 708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and

Economics 62 45-56 707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of

Economics and Business 104 37-49 706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of

the American Water Works Association 629 534-537 705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land

Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319 704 RICHARD RAYMOND 1970 Regional Differences in Racial Discrimination in Education and

Employment Western Economic Journal 82 190-208 703 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem

National Tax Journal 232 206-213 702 WILLIAM H MIERWK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and

Change 12 27-32 701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables

Demography 71 87-91 6911 CARL W HALE 1969 The Optimality of Local Subsidies in Regional Development Programs

Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 93 35-50 6910 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 British Regional Development Policy Journal ofEconomic Issues 33 33shy

42 699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly

Review ofEconomics and Business 92 5-20 698 woo SIK KEE 1969 The Cause of Urban Poverty Journal ofHuman Resources 81 93-99 697 DONALD E PURSELL 1969 The Impact of the South African Wage Board on SkilledUnskilled Wage

Differentials Eastern Africa Economic Review 11 73-81 696 RICHARD D RAYMOND 1969 Changes in the Relative Economic Status of Nonwhites 1950-60

Western Economic Journal 71 57-70 695 RICHARD RAYMOND 1969 Mobility and Economic Progress of Negro Americans During the 1940s

American Journal ofEconomics and Sociology 284 337-350 694 ANTIIONYP THIRLWALL 1969 Types of Unemployment With Special Reference to Non Demandshy

Deficient Unemployment in Great Britain Scottish Journal ofPolitical Economy 16 19-49 693 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An

Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality

Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

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691 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications of Input-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

6810 ROYW BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1968 The Role of State and Local Government in the Economic Development of Appalachia Land Economics 441 50-58

689 CARL W HALE 1968 Local Subsidies Regional Development or Regional Rivalry American Industrial Development Council Journal 34 33-53

688 GILBERT L RUTMAN 1968 The Transkei An Experiment in Economic Separation South African Journal ofEconomics 361 24-31

687 DONALD E PURSELL 1968 Bantu Real Wages and Employment Opportunities in South Africa South African Journal ofEconomics 3611 87-103

686 ROY W BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208

685 woo SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax Journal 212 183-189

684 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

674 GERALD ALBAUM and GILBERT L RUTMAN 1967 The Cooperative-Based Marketing System in Tanganyika Journal ofMarketing 31 54-58

673 CARL W HALE 1967 The Mechanism of the Spread Effect in Regional Development Land Economics 434 45-52

672 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Appalachian Development The Long-Run View Poverty and Human Resources Abstracts 23 36-43

671 WILLIAM H MIE~YK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commercial 148 741-753

662 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1966 Experience under the British Local Employment Acts of 1960 and 1963 Industrial and Labor Relations Review 201 30-49

661 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

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1990 Working Papers

Several 1990 working papers are not listed in this section because they have been published and are available as reprints

9028 TERANCE REPHANN 1990 Highways and Regional Economic Development Review of the Theory and Models

9027 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 Automated Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis The QE2 Method and its Application

9026 SHUICHI HASHIYA 1990 Technological Assistance to Small and Medium Sized Manufacturers in Japan Case Studies of Five Regional Industrial Technology Centers

9025 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Questionable Economic Evaluation When Lives are at Stake 9024 CHRISTOPHER CORNWELL and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Estimation of the Economic Model of

Crime Using Panel Data 9023 DAVID J SORENSON 1990 A Spatial Model of Asset Allocation 9022 WALTER C LABYS and JEFF CROMWELL 1990 Relations between Resource Cycles National Cycles

and Regional Economic Instability A Vector Autoregressive Approach 9021 BRIAN J CUSHING 1990 The Effect of Race Relations on the Migration of Blacks in the US 9020 CARlA DICKSfEIN 1990 Socializing Entrepreneurship in Worker Cooperatives The Experience of

Cooperative Development Agencies in Britain and Quebec 9019 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Japans Kohsetsushi Program of Regional Public Examination and Technology

Centers for Upgrading Small and Mid-Size Manufacturing Firms 9018 JOHN PICKLES 1990 Restructuring in Comparative Perspective A Conceptual Framework for

Comparative Research between Eastern and Central Europe and the United States 9016 PHILIP SHAPIRA with JOAN GUITA 1990 Managing Research and Development American and

Japanese Chemicals and Electronics Corporate RampD Compared 9015 KENNETH C MARTIS ZOLTAN KOVACS DEZSO KOVACS and SANDOR PETER 1990 The Geography of

the 1990 Hungarian Parliamentary Elections 9014 SALLY MAGGARD 1990 Schooling Work Experience and Gender The Social Reproduction of Poverty

in Mining Regions 9013 BOlAN KOULOV 1990 Tendencies in the Administrative-Territorial Development of Bulgaria 9012 RACHEL B TOMPKINS 1990 Economic Restructuring and the Changing Regional Development Role

of American Universities 9011 HIROE YAMAZAKI 1990 Japans Regional Development through Third Sector Projects The Cases of

Kitakyushu and Om uta 9010 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 American Economic Development and the States An Overview of Policy

Objectives and Strategies 9009 ANDREW ISSERMAN and JOHN KORT 1990 Regional Economic Consequences of US Immigration

Policy 9008 BOlAN KOUWV 1990 Regional Management Systems The Case of Bulgaria 9007 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Modernization in the Mountains The Diffusion of

Industrial Technology in West Virginia Manufacturing 9006 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1990 Research Designs for Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis in

Regional Science 9005 TERANCE J REPHANN 1990 The Geography of American Ideological Activity Location Patterns of

Political Extremist Organizations and Periodicals in the United States during the 198Os 9004 KRASSIMIRA PASKALEVA 1990 Theoretical and Methodological Issues in Bulgarian Regional Policy 9003 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 The National Science Foundations Engineering Research Centers Changing

the Culture of US Engineering 9001 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Survey of Technology Use in West Virginia

Manufacturing Preliminary Report

34 Working Papers

Author Index

Numbers such as 9018 refer to reprints listed in reverse chronological order beginning on page 20 the first two digits are the publication year Numbers such as WP9028 refer to 1990 working papers listed on page 34

A ABLER RONALD F

ALBAUM GERALD

B BAHL ROYW

BATEY PETER W J

BATTERMAN STEPHEN

BAYLEY SUZANNE E

BEAUMONT PAUL M

BERNARDHRUSSELL

BLAIR JOHN P

BLITZER CHARLES L

BRADY MICHAEL

BRITI ROBERT D

BROWN MARILYN

BRYANT HAROLD L

C CALZONETfI FRANK

CAMPBELL THOMAS C

CHANG H

CHATFIELD WALTER

CHEN C Y

CORNWELL CHRISTOPHER

CROMWELL JEFF

CUSHING BRIAN J

907middot 674

6936810686 661 906 852 801 779 905894888 87178628513 7625 7624 767 765 7415 7414 749 7422 7312 838 8110 717 807 723

9028710877 86108658511 8458398213 81880158014 BO13 7912 7911 7810 7716 7715 7619 7512 7511 7421 7311 724 8111 7422 8810875 VfP9024 VfP9022 VfP9021 893 8718 878869843834

D DAVIS ROBERT

DECOLA LEE

DEWALD WILLIAM G

DICKSTEIN CARLA

DREESEGRICHARD

DURHAM DAVID L

E ECKERT MARK S

EDMUNDS STAHRL

ELMES GREGORY

ELWELL CRAIG K

F FELLER IRWIN

FISHER PETER S

FOGARlY MICHAEL S

FOOT DAVID K

FOSTER STUART A

FOX DOROTHY H

FOX EDWARD Z

FOX RICHARD T

FRIEDBERG JAMES J

FUGITI GLENN V

G GAROFAW GASPER

GEIGER MELISSA

GERKING SHELBY

GIARRATANI FRANK

GOWMB DANIEL

GOSSLING W F

737 8517 709 VfP90208915887 7420 709 723 865

8014 788 865853848 8213824818 775

824 8410 83138312826 81680197918 7811 7721 8919 8213 7410 8210 7410 90168578212 82118210 7915

831380197918 7811 WP9007 WP9001 8713868811 7720764 756 755 747 746 745 852 744

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GOWDY JOHN M 7917 L GREENHUf JOHN 7419 IABYS WALTER C WP9022 9098917 GREENHUf MELVIN L 7916 7516 7418 891689118910 GREENSTREET DAVID 8914 8988611867 GRUHL JAMES 852 852085148510 GUITAJOAN WP9016 852847838823

8198012803 7618 754 H

LEFRANCOIS PAUL R 837HALE CARL W 6911689673

LENTZ PEGGY A 7515HANHAM ROBERT Q 85128511855

LESOURD JEAN-BAPTISTE 891783108398112 LEWIN JEFF L 90158111813812 LEWIS RONALD L 897891856814

HANNAN MICHAEL J 892883 806 794 787 786 HARNER E JAMES 808 7722 7787614 HAWLEY CLIFFORD B 816 7613 7412 HASHIYA SHUICHI wP9026

WFI1NG EVERARD 788HAYNES KlNGSLEYE 8468314802

WRD MONTAGUE J 909HONEY REX 842 HURD DALE 828 HWANG MING-JENG 8738298013 M

7916 7911 7910 MAGGARD SALLY WARD WP90149014 7810 7516 7419 MAJORS KAREN L 784 7418 MALECKI EDWARD J 8014

MANN PATRICK C 8738610863 I 8598315837 ISSERMAN ANDREWM WP9027 WP9010 8368278011

wP9009 WP9OO6 907 8010 799 798 89188948717 79777137712 8713879868 771176177616 86285198513 7416 7310 722 8518410844 716 708 707 706 8358217825 705683 815811807804 MARTIS KENNETH C WP9015884 784 7714 774 MAZEY MARY ELLEN 737 773772 766 757 MCMILLEN DAVID B 862825

MERRIFIELD JOHN 89188720879J 8217 JOHANSENHARLEYE 7915 7515 MEYER JAMES 824

MIERNYK WILLIAM 90178968715 85188515849K 82168215822

KATELL SIDNEY 7715 811380188017KEE WOO SIK 698685684 809 7914 7913 KlLLWORTH PETER 767 765 7414 79677197718

749 7717 777 7623 KNEISEL ROBERT 8110 7622 7621 763 KOLK DAVID 8110 762 7514 7513 KORT JOHN wP9009 753 734 732 KOUWV BOlAN WP9013 WP9008 731 713 702 KOVACSDEZSO WP9015 6910692691KOVACS ZOLTAN WP9015 681 672 671 KRASHINSKY MICHAEL 8721 662KRMENEC ANDREW J 802

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MIKESELL JOHN L

MILNE WILLIAM J

MONTGOMERY AUSTIN H JR

N NAKAYAMA BEN

0 OHTA HIROSHI

P PACHURI RAJENDRA K

PAGE WALTER P

PALMER JOHN

PALOMBA CATHERI~E A

PALOMBA NEIL A

PASKALEVAKRASSIMlRA

PETER SANDOR

PHILLIPS FRED Y

PICKLES JOHN

PlANE DAVID A

PRIMEAUX WALTER J JR

PUDUP MARY BETH

PURSELL DONALD E

R RASMUSSEN BARBARA

RAYMOND RICHARD

REPHANNTERANCE

REX-LOPATIO KATHY

ROGERSON PETER A

797 7617 7616 739 738 716 715 712 711 703 89198721 789

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751~ 7419 7418

838 795 789 735 785 758 7413 785 775 758 7413 748 735 733 wr9004 wr9015 8716 87128613 8314 wr9018 908 8913 8812889885 8828728612 866 861 8521 833821 8628513835 825 863859836 90139012895 8868719876 864 701697687

901 736 721 704 696695682 wr9028 wr9005 874 8628513

ROSE ADAM

RUBIN BARRY M

RUfMAN GILBERT L

S SAUNDERS ROBERT J

SAYRE GREG

SCHLENGER DONALD L

SCHUBERT UWE

SCHWARZ WOLFGANG

SEIFRIED EDMOND J

SHAHROKH FEREIDOON

SHAHROKH SOOSAN

SHAPlRA PHILIP

SHEEHAN MICHAEL

SHELLHAMMER KENNETH L

SlATER PAUL B

SMITH CHRISTOPHER J

SOCHER CHARLES F

SOELISTIJO UKAR

SOLOMON BARRY D

SORENSON DAVID

SPOONER DEREK

STEVENS BENJAMIN

STEVENS BRANDT

STRASZHEIM MAHLON R

SWENSON NORMAN P

SZYRMER JANUSZ

9068968810 888 883 881 87118758516 854841832 8214 828 8110 8178016805 78877107615 7510 743 8311 688674

80106996810 661 89158710 827 8713868 791 738 722 852085148013 7911 WP9019 WP9016 wP9007 WP9003 wP9001 9018 9010904903 8912 828 693 808 793 792 791 783 782 781 776 771 7612 7611 7610 769 768 761 759 752 751 7417 7411 742 741 85128558112 813812 7720 8711 84683148311 SO2 WP9023 842 8710845 854 8818214 834 714 831

Author Index 37

T TAKAYAMA TAKASHI

TAYLOR CAROL

TEITZ MICHAEL B

THIRLWALL ANTHONYP

THOMPSON LUTHER C

TOMPKINS RACHEL B

TORRIES THOMAS F

TRUMBULL WILLIAM N

W WADDELL LORNA M

WALKER ROBEIIT

WARFORD JEREMY J

WATTS MICHAELJ

WINCHESTER HIlARY P M

WITT TOM S

WOODSJEFF

Y YAMAZAKI HIROE

YANG CHIN-WEI

VI GREGORY J L

Z ZDORKOWSKI R TODD

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898 9028928714 874871858 831801779 8010 876 781 861085207711 758 9088913889

wP9011 89108510819 8012 7620

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789 WALTER P PAGE and AUSI1N H MONTGOMERY JR 1978 Social Costs of the 1972 Water Pollution Control Act Amendments Eastern Economic Journal 43-4 161-166

788 ADAM ROSE STAHRL EDMUNDS and EVERARD LOITING 1978 The Economics of Geothermal Energy Development at the Regional Level Journal ofEnergy and Development 41 126-152

787 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Black Labor in the Eastern Virginia Coal Field 1765-1865 In Other Slaves Mechanics Artisans and Craftsmen eds Ronald L Lewis and James E Newton Boston MA GK Hall

786 RONALD L LEWIS 1978 Slave Families at Early Chesapeake Ironworks Virginia Magazine ofHistory and Biography 87 169-179

785 CATIlERINE A PALOMBA and NElLA PALOMBA 1978 An Analysis of Dropouts from a West Virginia Training Program for Coal Miners Journal of Economics 4 133-136

784 ANDREWM ISSERMAN and KAREN L MAJORS 1978 General Revenue Sharing Federal Incentives to Change Local Government Journal of the American Institute of Planners 443 317-327

783 PAUL B SLATER 1978 Gravity-Model Estimates and Exact Maximum-Entropy Solutions Their Differences Environmeni and Planning A 1010 1131-1136

782 PAUL B SLATER 1978 The Network Structure of the United States Input-Output Table Empirical Economics 31 49-70

781 PAUL B SLATER and HILARY P M WINCHESTER 1978 Clustering and Scaling of Transaction Flow Tables A French Interdepartmental Migration Example IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics 8 635-640

7722 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 Race and the United Mine Workers Union in Tennessee Selected Letters of William R Riley 1892-1895 Tennessee Historical Quarterly 36 524-536

7721 MICHAEL S FOGAR1Y 1977 Predicting Neighborhood Decline within a Large Central City An Application of Discriminant Analysis Environment and Planning A 95 579-584

7720 FRANK GIARRATANI and CHARLES F SOCHER 1977 The Pattern of Industrial Location and Rising Energy Prices Atlantic Economic Journal 51 48-55

7719 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 The Changing Structure of the Southern Economy In Economics of Southern Growth eds E Blaine Liner and Lawrence K Lynch Research Triangle Park NC The Southern Growth Policies Board

7718 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 EDA and the Objectives of Regional Development Policy Explorations in Economic Research 43 390-408

7717 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Rising Energy Prices and Regional Economic Development Growth and Change 83 2-7

7716 TIlOMAS C CAMPBELL 1977 Eminent Domain Its Origin Meaning and Relevance to Coal Slurry Pipelines Transportation Journal 171 5-21

7715 TIlOMAS C CAMPBELL and SIDNIY KATELL 1977 Railroad Volume Freight Rates Evolution and Analysis ICC Practitioners Journal January-February 146-161

7714 ANDREWMISSERfAN 1977 Some Policy Implications of Spatial Variations in Fuel Consumption by Manufacturing Activities Economic Geography 531 45-54

7713 PATRICK C MANN 1977 The Interlocking of Municipalities and Publicly Owned Utilities In Local Service Pricing Policies and Their Effect on Urban Spatial Strncture ed Paul B Downing New York Columbia University Press

7712 PATRICK C MANN 1977 Water Rates An Evaluation of Options Journal of the American Water Works Association 692 84-88

7711 PATRICK C MANN and TOM S WITT 1977 The Impact on Electricity Rate Structures from Increasing Energy Costs Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 566-571

7710 ADAM ROSE 1977 A Simulation Model for the Economic Assessment of Alternative Air Pollution Regulations Journal ofRegional Science 1713 327-344

779 ROBERT WALKER and SUZANNE BAYLEY 1977 Quantitative Assessment of Natural Values in BenefitshyCost Analysis Journal ofEnvironmental Systems 72 131-147

778 RONALD L LEWIS 1977 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Virginia Iron Industry The AnteshyBellum Era West Virginia History 38 141-156

777 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1977 Jobs and Income Issue Papers of the Appalachian Conference on Balanced Growth and Economic Development Charleston WV October 41-57

776 PAUL B SLATER 1977 Nodal Migration Regions Estadistica 31117 180-188

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775 CRAIG K ELWELL and NEIL A PALOMBA 1977 Economic Benefit-Cost Evaluation of West Virginia Vocational Rehabilitation Lessons for the Vocational Rehabilitation System Journal of Economics 3 201-204

774 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 433 247-259

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic 1mpacts Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

771 PAUL B SlATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291

7625 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Kalymnos The Island of the Sponge Fishermen Annals of the New York Academy ofSciences 268 ~9-307

7624 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Sponge Markets of Kalymnos Anthropologica 181 81-96 7623 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Decline of the Northern Perimeter Society 1324-26 7622 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Regional Economic Consequences of High Energy Prices in the United

States Journal of Energy and Development 12 213-239 7621 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Some Regional 1mpacts of the Rising Cost of Energy Papers of the

Regional Science Association 37 213-227 7620 GREGORY J L VI 1976 Towards the Application of Dynamic Growth Theory to Regions

Generalizations and Comments Joumal ofRegional Science 161 117-124 7619 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1976 The Coal Slurry Pipeline Its Contribution in Meeting the Nations

Energy Requirements Joumal of Economics 2 196-200 7618 WALTER C lABYS 1976 Foreign Investment in the US Minerals Industry The Case of West Virginia

Coal InA Study ofAlien Investment in United States Lands ed E Wunderlick Washington DC US Department of Agriculture

7617 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1976 Ownership and Water System Operation Water Resources Bulletin 125 995-1004

7616 JOHN L MIKESELL and PATRICK C MANN 1976 Pricing by Rural Electric Cooperatives Land Economics 521 96-102

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment and Planning A 84 477-478

7614 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The American Dream and the Rationalization of Slavery Crisis 83 253-254 7613 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Chesapeake Iron Industry The

Colonial Era Labor History 17 388-405 7612 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybernetics April 321-324 7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972

Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132 7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon

Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56 769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of

Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12 768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish

Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878 767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social

Science Research 51 173-224 766 ANDREW M ISSERJ1AN 1976 Interjurisdictional Spillovers Political Fragmentation and the Level of

Local Public Services A Re-Examination Urban Studies 131 1-12 765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data

Human Organization 353 269-286 764 FRANK GIARRATANI 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues

Environment and Planning A 84 447-454 763 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input -Output Analysis

International Regional Science Review 12 47-55

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762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Relevance of Regional Science Review of Regional Studies 61 1-9

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7516 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and H OIITA 1975 Observations on the Shape and Relevance of the Spatial Demand Function Econometrica 434 669-682

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

7514 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Northeast Isnt What It Used to Be In Balanced Growth for the Northeast Proceedings of a Conference of Legislative Leaders on the Future of the Northeast New York State Senate

7513 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 Regional Employment Impacts of Rising Energy Prices Labor Law Journal 268 518-523

7512 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Status of Slurry Pipeline Transportation of Bituminous Coal The Intersociety Conference on Transportation Atlanta GA

7511 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Transporting Western Coal Unit Trains or Slurry Pipeline Logistics and Transportation Review 112 147-152

7510 ADAM ROSE 1975 The Cost of Stack Gas Cleaning in New York State Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association 2510 1005-1008

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics March 278-283

758 NEIL A PALOMBA CATHERINE A PAWMBA and TOM S WITT 1975 Some Economic Factors Affecting Safety in Underground Bituminous Coal Mines Comment Southern Economic Journal 422 13-23

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANKGIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Journal of Regional Science 153 371-373

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian Journal of Politics 9153-162

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7422 JOHN P BlAIR and WALTER CHATFIELD 1974 Pareto Optimal Growth Public Choice 21 93-97 7421 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1974 Transportation in Developing Countries Special Reference to Kenya

Traffic Quarterly 281 139-153 7420 G RICHARD DREESE 1974 Banks and Regional Economic Development Southern Economic Journal

404 647-656 7419 JOHN GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OIITA 1974 Price Discrimination over Space

Theory Assumption and a Case Example Annals ofRegional Science 83 70-81 7418 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHIOIITA 1974 Price Discrimination by

Regulated Motor Carriers Comment American Economic Review 644 780-784 7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal

of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363 7416 PATRICK C MANN 1974 User Power and Electricity Rates Journal of Law and Economics 17~2 433shy

443 7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human

Organization 333 261-275 7414 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in

Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

30 Chronological List

7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley loumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

7412 RONALD L LEWIS 1974 Slavery on Chesapeake Iron Plantations before the American Revolution loumal of Negro History 59 242-254

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American loumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

748 NEIL A PALOMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation Modeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUfHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 W F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data 10llmal of Regional Science 143 377-388

7312 JOHN P BlAIR 1973 A Review of the Filtering-Down Theory Urban Affairs Quarterly 83 303-316 7311 THO1AS C CAMPBELL 1973 Should Regulatory Commissions be Abolished Modified or Retained

Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-7 7310 PATRICK c l1ANN 1973 The Political Influence of Residential Consumers on Water Rates Water

Resources Bulletin 95 976-984 Comment and Reply 106 1308-1310 739 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly

922 1-3 738 JOHN L MIKESELL and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1973 Rates of Return in Public and Private Enterprise

Electric Utilities in the United States Mississippi Valley loumal of Business alld Economics 91 41-54 737 ROBERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West

Virginia West Virginia Medical loumaI698 1-4 736 RICHARD RAYMOND 1973 The Interregional Brain Drain and Public Education Growth and Change

43 28-34 735 JOHN PALMER and NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 Skill Differentials and Their Determinants American

Economist 172 130-136 734 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing

Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health cds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas

733 NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law loumal 2411 733-738

732 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics cds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

724 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation IOllmaI121 15-22

723 G RICHARD DREESE and HAROLD L BRYANT 1972 Costs and Effects of a Water Program for a Small Stripping Company--Southeastern Ohio Water Resources Bulletin 82 320-327

Chronological List 31

722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 122 77-89

721 RICHARD RAYMOND 1972 Determinants of Non-White Migration during the 1950s American Journal ofEconomics and Sociology 311 9-20

717 ROBERT D BRITT 1971 The Appalachian Regional Development Program Growth and Change 23 3-13

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORMAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

713 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1971 Local Labor Market Effects of New Plant Locations In Essays in Regional Economics yds John F Kain and John R Meyer Cambridge Harvard University Press

712 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Local Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 711 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of

Economics and Business 111 23-29 709 WILLIAM G DEWALD and G RICHARD DREESE 1970 Bank Behavior with Respect to Deposit

Variability Journal ofFinance 254 400-470 708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and

Economics 62 45-56 707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of

Economics and Business 104 37-49 706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of

the American Water Works Association 629 534-537 705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land

Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319 704 RICHARD RAYMOND 1970 Regional Differences in Racial Discrimination in Education and

Employment Western Economic Journal 82 190-208 703 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem

National Tax Journal 232 206-213 702 WILLIAM H MIERWK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and

Change 12 27-32 701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables

Demography 71 87-91 6911 CARL W HALE 1969 The Optimality of Local Subsidies in Regional Development Programs

Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 93 35-50 6910 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 British Regional Development Policy Journal ofEconomic Issues 33 33shy

42 699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly

Review ofEconomics and Business 92 5-20 698 woo SIK KEE 1969 The Cause of Urban Poverty Journal ofHuman Resources 81 93-99 697 DONALD E PURSELL 1969 The Impact of the South African Wage Board on SkilledUnskilled Wage

Differentials Eastern Africa Economic Review 11 73-81 696 RICHARD D RAYMOND 1969 Changes in the Relative Economic Status of Nonwhites 1950-60

Western Economic Journal 71 57-70 695 RICHARD RAYMOND 1969 Mobility and Economic Progress of Negro Americans During the 1940s

American Journal ofEconomics and Sociology 284 337-350 694 ANTIIONYP THIRLWALL 1969 Types of Unemployment With Special Reference to Non Demandshy

Deficient Unemployment in Great Britain Scottish Journal ofPolitical Economy 16 19-49 693 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An

Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality

Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

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691 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications of Input-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

6810 ROYW BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1968 The Role of State and Local Government in the Economic Development of Appalachia Land Economics 441 50-58

689 CARL W HALE 1968 Local Subsidies Regional Development or Regional Rivalry American Industrial Development Council Journal 34 33-53

688 GILBERT L RUTMAN 1968 The Transkei An Experiment in Economic Separation South African Journal ofEconomics 361 24-31

687 DONALD E PURSELL 1968 Bantu Real Wages and Employment Opportunities in South Africa South African Journal ofEconomics 3611 87-103

686 ROY W BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208

685 woo SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax Journal 212 183-189

684 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

674 GERALD ALBAUM and GILBERT L RUTMAN 1967 The Cooperative-Based Marketing System in Tanganyika Journal ofMarketing 31 54-58

673 CARL W HALE 1967 The Mechanism of the Spread Effect in Regional Development Land Economics 434 45-52

672 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Appalachian Development The Long-Run View Poverty and Human Resources Abstracts 23 36-43

671 WILLIAM H MIE~YK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commercial 148 741-753

662 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1966 Experience under the British Local Employment Acts of 1960 and 1963 Industrial and Labor Relations Review 201 30-49

661 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

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1990 Working Papers

Several 1990 working papers are not listed in this section because they have been published and are available as reprints

9028 TERANCE REPHANN 1990 Highways and Regional Economic Development Review of the Theory and Models

9027 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 Automated Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis The QE2 Method and its Application

9026 SHUICHI HASHIYA 1990 Technological Assistance to Small and Medium Sized Manufacturers in Japan Case Studies of Five Regional Industrial Technology Centers

9025 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Questionable Economic Evaluation When Lives are at Stake 9024 CHRISTOPHER CORNWELL and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Estimation of the Economic Model of

Crime Using Panel Data 9023 DAVID J SORENSON 1990 A Spatial Model of Asset Allocation 9022 WALTER C LABYS and JEFF CROMWELL 1990 Relations between Resource Cycles National Cycles

and Regional Economic Instability A Vector Autoregressive Approach 9021 BRIAN J CUSHING 1990 The Effect of Race Relations on the Migration of Blacks in the US 9020 CARlA DICKSfEIN 1990 Socializing Entrepreneurship in Worker Cooperatives The Experience of

Cooperative Development Agencies in Britain and Quebec 9019 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Japans Kohsetsushi Program of Regional Public Examination and Technology

Centers for Upgrading Small and Mid-Size Manufacturing Firms 9018 JOHN PICKLES 1990 Restructuring in Comparative Perspective A Conceptual Framework for

Comparative Research between Eastern and Central Europe and the United States 9016 PHILIP SHAPIRA with JOAN GUITA 1990 Managing Research and Development American and

Japanese Chemicals and Electronics Corporate RampD Compared 9015 KENNETH C MARTIS ZOLTAN KOVACS DEZSO KOVACS and SANDOR PETER 1990 The Geography of

the 1990 Hungarian Parliamentary Elections 9014 SALLY MAGGARD 1990 Schooling Work Experience and Gender The Social Reproduction of Poverty

in Mining Regions 9013 BOlAN KOULOV 1990 Tendencies in the Administrative-Territorial Development of Bulgaria 9012 RACHEL B TOMPKINS 1990 Economic Restructuring and the Changing Regional Development Role

of American Universities 9011 HIROE YAMAZAKI 1990 Japans Regional Development through Third Sector Projects The Cases of

Kitakyushu and Om uta 9010 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 American Economic Development and the States An Overview of Policy

Objectives and Strategies 9009 ANDREW ISSERMAN and JOHN KORT 1990 Regional Economic Consequences of US Immigration

Policy 9008 BOlAN KOUWV 1990 Regional Management Systems The Case of Bulgaria 9007 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Modernization in the Mountains The Diffusion of

Industrial Technology in West Virginia Manufacturing 9006 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1990 Research Designs for Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis in

Regional Science 9005 TERANCE J REPHANN 1990 The Geography of American Ideological Activity Location Patterns of

Political Extremist Organizations and Periodicals in the United States during the 198Os 9004 KRASSIMIRA PASKALEVA 1990 Theoretical and Methodological Issues in Bulgarian Regional Policy 9003 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 The National Science Foundations Engineering Research Centers Changing

the Culture of US Engineering 9001 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Survey of Technology Use in West Virginia

Manufacturing Preliminary Report

34 Working Papers

Author Index

Numbers such as 9018 refer to reprints listed in reverse chronological order beginning on page 20 the first two digits are the publication year Numbers such as WP9028 refer to 1990 working papers listed on page 34

A ABLER RONALD F

ALBAUM GERALD

B BAHL ROYW

BATEY PETER W J

BATTERMAN STEPHEN

BAYLEY SUZANNE E

BEAUMONT PAUL M

BERNARDHRUSSELL

BLAIR JOHN P

BLITZER CHARLES L

BRADY MICHAEL

BRITI ROBERT D

BROWN MARILYN

BRYANT HAROLD L

C CALZONETfI FRANK

CAMPBELL THOMAS C

CHANG H

CHATFIELD WALTER

CHEN C Y

CORNWELL CHRISTOPHER

CROMWELL JEFF

CUSHING BRIAN J

907middot 674

6936810686 661 906 852 801 779 905894888 87178628513 7625 7624 767 765 7415 7414 749 7422 7312 838 8110 717 807 723

9028710877 86108658511 8458398213 81880158014 BO13 7912 7911 7810 7716 7715 7619 7512 7511 7421 7311 724 8111 7422 8810875 VfP9024 VfP9022 VfP9021 893 8718 878869843834

D DAVIS ROBERT

DECOLA LEE

DEWALD WILLIAM G

DICKSTEIN CARLA

DREESEGRICHARD

DURHAM DAVID L

E ECKERT MARK S

EDMUNDS STAHRL

ELMES GREGORY

ELWELL CRAIG K

F FELLER IRWIN

FISHER PETER S

FOGARlY MICHAEL S

FOOT DAVID K

FOSTER STUART A

FOX DOROTHY H

FOX EDWARD Z

FOX RICHARD T

FRIEDBERG JAMES J

FUGITI GLENN V

G GAROFAW GASPER

GEIGER MELISSA

GERKING SHELBY

GIARRATANI FRANK

GOWMB DANIEL

GOSSLING W F

737 8517 709 VfP90208915887 7420 709 723 865

8014 788 865853848 8213824818 775

824 8410 83138312826 81680197918 7811 7721 8919 8213 7410 8210 7410 90168578212 82118210 7915

831380197918 7811 WP9007 WP9001 8713868811 7720764 756 755 747 746 745 852 744

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GOWDY JOHN M 7917 L GREENHUf JOHN 7419 IABYS WALTER C WP9022 9098917 GREENHUf MELVIN L 7916 7516 7418 891689118910 GREENSTREET DAVID 8914 8988611867 GRUHL JAMES 852 852085148510 GUITAJOAN WP9016 852847838823

8198012803 7618 754 H

LEFRANCOIS PAUL R 837HALE CARL W 6911689673

LENTZ PEGGY A 7515HANHAM ROBERT Q 85128511855

LESOURD JEAN-BAPTISTE 891783108398112 LEWIN JEFF L 90158111813812 LEWIS RONALD L 897891856814

HANNAN MICHAEL J 892883 806 794 787 786 HARNER E JAMES 808 7722 7787614 HAWLEY CLIFFORD B 816 7613 7412 HASHIYA SHUICHI wP9026

WFI1NG EVERARD 788HAYNES KlNGSLEYE 8468314802

WRD MONTAGUE J 909HONEY REX 842 HURD DALE 828 HWANG MING-JENG 8738298013 M

7916 7911 7910 MAGGARD SALLY WARD WP90149014 7810 7516 7419 MAJORS KAREN L 784 7418 MALECKI EDWARD J 8014

MANN PATRICK C 8738610863 I 8598315837 ISSERMAN ANDREWM WP9027 WP9010 8368278011

wP9009 WP9OO6 907 8010 799 798 89188948717 79777137712 8713879868 771176177616 86285198513 7416 7310 722 8518410844 716 708 707 706 8358217825 705683 815811807804 MARTIS KENNETH C WP9015884 784 7714 774 MAZEY MARY ELLEN 737 773772 766 757 MCMILLEN DAVID B 862825

MERRIFIELD JOHN 89188720879J 8217 JOHANSENHARLEYE 7915 7515 MEYER JAMES 824

MIERNYK WILLIAM 90178968715 85188515849K 82168215822

KATELL SIDNEY 7715 811380188017KEE WOO SIK 698685684 809 7914 7913 KlLLWORTH PETER 767 765 7414 79677197718

749 7717 777 7623 KNEISEL ROBERT 8110 7622 7621 763 KOLK DAVID 8110 762 7514 7513 KORT JOHN wP9009 753 734 732 KOUWV BOlAN WP9013 WP9008 731 713 702 KOVACSDEZSO WP9015 6910692691KOVACS ZOLTAN WP9015 681 672 671 KRASHINSKY MICHAEL 8721 662KRMENEC ANDREW J 802

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MIKESELL JOHN L

MILNE WILLIAM J

MONTGOMERY AUSTIN H JR

N NAKAYAMA BEN

0 OHTA HIROSHI

P PACHURI RAJENDRA K

PAGE WALTER P

PALMER JOHN

PALOMBA CATHERI~E A

PALOMBA NEIL A

PASKALEVAKRASSIMlRA

PETER SANDOR

PHILLIPS FRED Y

PICKLES JOHN

PlANE DAVID A

PRIMEAUX WALTER J JR

PUDUP MARY BETH

PURSELL DONALD E

R RASMUSSEN BARBARA

RAYMOND RICHARD

REPHANNTERANCE

REX-LOPATIO KATHY

ROGERSON PETER A

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901 736 721 704 696695682 wr9028 wr9005 874 8628513

ROSE ADAM

RUBIN BARRY M

RUfMAN GILBERT L

S SAUNDERS ROBERT J

SAYRE GREG

SCHLENGER DONALD L

SCHUBERT UWE

SCHWARZ WOLFGANG

SEIFRIED EDMOND J

SHAHROKH FEREIDOON

SHAHROKH SOOSAN

SHAPlRA PHILIP

SHEEHAN MICHAEL

SHELLHAMMER KENNETH L

SlATER PAUL B

SMITH CHRISTOPHER J

SOCHER CHARLES F

SOELISTIJO UKAR

SOLOMON BARRY D

SORENSON DAVID

SPOONER DEREK

STEVENS BENJAMIN

STEVENS BRANDT

STRASZHEIM MAHLON R

SWENSON NORMAN P

SZYRMER JANUSZ

9068968810 888 883 881 87118758516 854841832 8214 828 8110 8178016805 78877107615 7510 743 8311 688674

80106996810 661 89158710 827 8713868 791 738 722 852085148013 7911 WP9019 WP9016 wP9007 WP9003 wP9001 9018 9010904903 8912 828 693 808 793 792 791 783 782 781 776 771 7612 7611 7610 769 768 761 759 752 751 7417 7411 742 741 85128558112 813812 7720 8711 84683148311 SO2 WP9023 842 8710845 854 8818214 834 714 831

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T TAKAYAMA TAKASHI

TAYLOR CAROL

TEITZ MICHAEL B

THIRLWALL ANTHONYP

THOMPSON LUTHER C

TOMPKINS RACHEL B

TORRIES THOMAS F

TRUMBULL WILLIAM N

W WADDELL LORNA M

WALKER ROBEIIT

WARFORD JEREMY J

WATTS MICHAELJ

WINCHESTER HIlARY P M

WITT TOM S

WOODSJEFF

Y YAMAZAKI HIROE

YANG CHIN-WEI

VI GREGORY J L

Z ZDORKOWSKI R TODD

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775 CRAIG K ELWELL and NEIL A PALOMBA 1977 Economic Benefit-Cost Evaluation of West Virginia Vocational Rehabilitation Lessons for the Vocational Rehabilitation System Journal of Economics 3 201-204

774 ANDREW M ISSER1AN 1977 The Accuracy of Population Projections for Subcounty Areas Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 433 247-259

773 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1977 A Bracketing Approach for Estimating Regional Economic Impact Multipliers and a Procedure for Assessing Their Accuracy Environment and Planning A 99 1003shy1011

772 ANDREWMISSERMAN 1977 The Location Quotient Approach to Estimating Regional Economic 1mpacts Journal of the American Institute ofPlanners 431 31-41

771 PAUL B SlATER 1977 Structuring N-Way Trip Distribution Matrices Using Standardization and Hierarchical Clustering Procedures Transportation Research 11 287-291

7625 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Kalymnos The Island of the Sponge Fishermen Annals of the New York Academy ofSciences 268 ~9-307

7624 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Sponge Markets of Kalymnos Anthropologica 181 81-96 7623 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Decline of the Northern Perimeter Society 1324-26 7622 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Regional Economic Consequences of High Energy Prices in the United

States Journal of Energy and Development 12 213-239 7621 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Some Regional 1mpacts of the Rising Cost of Energy Papers of the

Regional Science Association 37 213-227 7620 GREGORY J L VI 1976 Towards the Application of Dynamic Growth Theory to Regions

Generalizations and Comments Joumal ofRegional Science 161 117-124 7619 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1976 The Coal Slurry Pipeline Its Contribution in Meeting the Nations

Energy Requirements Joumal of Economics 2 196-200 7618 WALTER C lABYS 1976 Foreign Investment in the US Minerals Industry The Case of West Virginia

Coal InA Study ofAlien Investment in United States Lands ed E Wunderlick Washington DC US Department of Agriculture

7617 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1976 Ownership and Water System Operation Water Resources Bulletin 125 995-1004

7616 JOHN L MIKESELL and PATRICK C MANN 1976 Pricing by Rural Electric Cooperatives Land Economics 521 96-102

7615 ADAM ROSE 1976 A Note on the Investment Equations in Some Recent Environmental Management Models Environment and Planning A 84 477-478

7614 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The American Dream and the Rationalization of Slavery Crisis 83 253-254 7613 RONALD L LEWIS 1976 The Use and Extent of Slave Labor in the Chesapeake Iron Industry The

Colonial Era Labor History 17 388-405 7612 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Internal Migration Regions of France IEEE Transactions on

Systems Man and Cybernetics April 321-324 7611 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Hierarchical Regionalization of Japanese Prefectures Using 1972

Interprefectural Migration Flows Regional Studies 101 123-132 7610 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Hierarchical Regionalization of State Economic Areas Based Upon

Migration Flows Review ofPublic Data Use 46 32-56 769 PAUL B SlATER 1976 Internal Migration Regions of Argentina and Brazil Applications of

Hierarchical Clustering to Doubly Standardized Lifetime Migration Tables Estadistica 30114 3-12 768 PAUL B SlATER 1976 A Multiterminal Network-Flow Analysis of an Unadjusted Spanish

Interprovincial Migration Table Environment and Planning A 88 875-878 767 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1976 A Model of Human Group Dynamics Social

Science Research 51 173-224 766 ANDREW M ISSERJ1AN 1976 Interjurisdictional Spillovers Political Fragmentation and the Level of

Local Public Services A Re-Examination Urban Studies 131 1-12 765 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1976 Informant Accuracy in Social Network Data

Human Organization 353 269-286 764 FRANK GIARRATANI 1976 Application of an Interindustry Supply Model to Energy Issues

Environment and Planning A 84 447-454 763 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 Comments on Recent Developments in Regional Input -Output Analysis

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762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Relevance of Regional Science Review of Regional Studies 61 1-9

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7516 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and H OIITA 1975 Observations on the Shape and Relevance of the Spatial Demand Function Econometrica 434 669-682

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

7514 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Northeast Isnt What It Used to Be In Balanced Growth for the Northeast Proceedings of a Conference of Legislative Leaders on the Future of the Northeast New York State Senate

7513 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 Regional Employment Impacts of Rising Energy Prices Labor Law Journal 268 518-523

7512 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Status of Slurry Pipeline Transportation of Bituminous Coal The Intersociety Conference on Transportation Atlanta GA

7511 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Transporting Western Coal Unit Trains or Slurry Pipeline Logistics and Transportation Review 112 147-152

7510 ADAM ROSE 1975 The Cost of Stack Gas Cleaning in New York State Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association 2510 1005-1008

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics March 278-283

758 NEIL A PALOMBA CATHERINE A PAWMBA and TOM S WITT 1975 Some Economic Factors Affecting Safety in Underground Bituminous Coal Mines Comment Southern Economic Journal 422 13-23

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANKGIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Journal of Regional Science 153 371-373

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian Journal of Politics 9153-162

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7422 JOHN P BlAIR and WALTER CHATFIELD 1974 Pareto Optimal Growth Public Choice 21 93-97 7421 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1974 Transportation in Developing Countries Special Reference to Kenya

Traffic Quarterly 281 139-153 7420 G RICHARD DREESE 1974 Banks and Regional Economic Development Southern Economic Journal

404 647-656 7419 JOHN GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OIITA 1974 Price Discrimination over Space

Theory Assumption and a Case Example Annals ofRegional Science 83 70-81 7418 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHIOIITA 1974 Price Discrimination by

Regulated Motor Carriers Comment American Economic Review 644 780-784 7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal

of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363 7416 PATRICK C MANN 1974 User Power and Electricity Rates Journal of Law and Economics 17~2 433shy

443 7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human

Organization 333 261-275 7414 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in

Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

30 Chronological List

7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley loumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

7412 RONALD L LEWIS 1974 Slavery on Chesapeake Iron Plantations before the American Revolution loumal of Negro History 59 242-254

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American loumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

748 NEIL A PALOMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation Modeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUfHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 W F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data 10llmal of Regional Science 143 377-388

7312 JOHN P BlAIR 1973 A Review of the Filtering-Down Theory Urban Affairs Quarterly 83 303-316 7311 THO1AS C CAMPBELL 1973 Should Regulatory Commissions be Abolished Modified or Retained

Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-7 7310 PATRICK c l1ANN 1973 The Political Influence of Residential Consumers on Water Rates Water

Resources Bulletin 95 976-984 Comment and Reply 106 1308-1310 739 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly

922 1-3 738 JOHN L MIKESELL and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1973 Rates of Return in Public and Private Enterprise

Electric Utilities in the United States Mississippi Valley loumal of Business alld Economics 91 41-54 737 ROBERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West

Virginia West Virginia Medical loumaI698 1-4 736 RICHARD RAYMOND 1973 The Interregional Brain Drain and Public Education Growth and Change

43 28-34 735 JOHN PALMER and NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 Skill Differentials and Their Determinants American

Economist 172 130-136 734 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing

Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health cds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas

733 NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law loumal 2411 733-738

732 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics cds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

724 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation IOllmaI121 15-22

723 G RICHARD DREESE and HAROLD L BRYANT 1972 Costs and Effects of a Water Program for a Small Stripping Company--Southeastern Ohio Water Resources Bulletin 82 320-327

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722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 122 77-89

721 RICHARD RAYMOND 1972 Determinants of Non-White Migration during the 1950s American Journal ofEconomics and Sociology 311 9-20

717 ROBERT D BRITT 1971 The Appalachian Regional Development Program Growth and Change 23 3-13

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORMAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

713 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1971 Local Labor Market Effects of New Plant Locations In Essays in Regional Economics yds John F Kain and John R Meyer Cambridge Harvard University Press

712 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Local Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 711 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of

Economics and Business 111 23-29 709 WILLIAM G DEWALD and G RICHARD DREESE 1970 Bank Behavior with Respect to Deposit

Variability Journal ofFinance 254 400-470 708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and

Economics 62 45-56 707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of

Economics and Business 104 37-49 706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of

the American Water Works Association 629 534-537 705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land

Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319 704 RICHARD RAYMOND 1970 Regional Differences in Racial Discrimination in Education and

Employment Western Economic Journal 82 190-208 703 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem

National Tax Journal 232 206-213 702 WILLIAM H MIERWK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and

Change 12 27-32 701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables

Demography 71 87-91 6911 CARL W HALE 1969 The Optimality of Local Subsidies in Regional Development Programs

Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 93 35-50 6910 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 British Regional Development Policy Journal ofEconomic Issues 33 33shy

42 699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly

Review ofEconomics and Business 92 5-20 698 woo SIK KEE 1969 The Cause of Urban Poverty Journal ofHuman Resources 81 93-99 697 DONALD E PURSELL 1969 The Impact of the South African Wage Board on SkilledUnskilled Wage

Differentials Eastern Africa Economic Review 11 73-81 696 RICHARD D RAYMOND 1969 Changes in the Relative Economic Status of Nonwhites 1950-60

Western Economic Journal 71 57-70 695 RICHARD RAYMOND 1969 Mobility and Economic Progress of Negro Americans During the 1940s

American Journal ofEconomics and Sociology 284 337-350 694 ANTIIONYP THIRLWALL 1969 Types of Unemployment With Special Reference to Non Demandshy

Deficient Unemployment in Great Britain Scottish Journal ofPolitical Economy 16 19-49 693 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An

Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality

Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

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691 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications of Input-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

6810 ROYW BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1968 The Role of State and Local Government in the Economic Development of Appalachia Land Economics 441 50-58

689 CARL W HALE 1968 Local Subsidies Regional Development or Regional Rivalry American Industrial Development Council Journal 34 33-53

688 GILBERT L RUTMAN 1968 The Transkei An Experiment in Economic Separation South African Journal ofEconomics 361 24-31

687 DONALD E PURSELL 1968 Bantu Real Wages and Employment Opportunities in South Africa South African Journal ofEconomics 3611 87-103

686 ROY W BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208

685 woo SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax Journal 212 183-189

684 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

674 GERALD ALBAUM and GILBERT L RUTMAN 1967 The Cooperative-Based Marketing System in Tanganyika Journal ofMarketing 31 54-58

673 CARL W HALE 1967 The Mechanism of the Spread Effect in Regional Development Land Economics 434 45-52

672 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Appalachian Development The Long-Run View Poverty and Human Resources Abstracts 23 36-43

671 WILLIAM H MIE~YK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commercial 148 741-753

662 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1966 Experience under the British Local Employment Acts of 1960 and 1963 Industrial and Labor Relations Review 201 30-49

661 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

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1990 Working Papers

Several 1990 working papers are not listed in this section because they have been published and are available as reprints

9028 TERANCE REPHANN 1990 Highways and Regional Economic Development Review of the Theory and Models

9027 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 Automated Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis The QE2 Method and its Application

9026 SHUICHI HASHIYA 1990 Technological Assistance to Small and Medium Sized Manufacturers in Japan Case Studies of Five Regional Industrial Technology Centers

9025 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Questionable Economic Evaluation When Lives are at Stake 9024 CHRISTOPHER CORNWELL and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Estimation of the Economic Model of

Crime Using Panel Data 9023 DAVID J SORENSON 1990 A Spatial Model of Asset Allocation 9022 WALTER C LABYS and JEFF CROMWELL 1990 Relations between Resource Cycles National Cycles

and Regional Economic Instability A Vector Autoregressive Approach 9021 BRIAN J CUSHING 1990 The Effect of Race Relations on the Migration of Blacks in the US 9020 CARlA DICKSfEIN 1990 Socializing Entrepreneurship in Worker Cooperatives The Experience of

Cooperative Development Agencies in Britain and Quebec 9019 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Japans Kohsetsushi Program of Regional Public Examination and Technology

Centers for Upgrading Small and Mid-Size Manufacturing Firms 9018 JOHN PICKLES 1990 Restructuring in Comparative Perspective A Conceptual Framework for

Comparative Research between Eastern and Central Europe and the United States 9016 PHILIP SHAPIRA with JOAN GUITA 1990 Managing Research and Development American and

Japanese Chemicals and Electronics Corporate RampD Compared 9015 KENNETH C MARTIS ZOLTAN KOVACS DEZSO KOVACS and SANDOR PETER 1990 The Geography of

the 1990 Hungarian Parliamentary Elections 9014 SALLY MAGGARD 1990 Schooling Work Experience and Gender The Social Reproduction of Poverty

in Mining Regions 9013 BOlAN KOULOV 1990 Tendencies in the Administrative-Territorial Development of Bulgaria 9012 RACHEL B TOMPKINS 1990 Economic Restructuring and the Changing Regional Development Role

of American Universities 9011 HIROE YAMAZAKI 1990 Japans Regional Development through Third Sector Projects The Cases of

Kitakyushu and Om uta 9010 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 American Economic Development and the States An Overview of Policy

Objectives and Strategies 9009 ANDREW ISSERMAN and JOHN KORT 1990 Regional Economic Consequences of US Immigration

Policy 9008 BOlAN KOUWV 1990 Regional Management Systems The Case of Bulgaria 9007 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Modernization in the Mountains The Diffusion of

Industrial Technology in West Virginia Manufacturing 9006 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1990 Research Designs for Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis in

Regional Science 9005 TERANCE J REPHANN 1990 The Geography of American Ideological Activity Location Patterns of

Political Extremist Organizations and Periodicals in the United States during the 198Os 9004 KRASSIMIRA PASKALEVA 1990 Theoretical and Methodological Issues in Bulgarian Regional Policy 9003 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 The National Science Foundations Engineering Research Centers Changing

the Culture of US Engineering 9001 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Survey of Technology Use in West Virginia

Manufacturing Preliminary Report

34 Working Papers

Author Index

Numbers such as 9018 refer to reprints listed in reverse chronological order beginning on page 20 the first two digits are the publication year Numbers such as WP9028 refer to 1990 working papers listed on page 34

A ABLER RONALD F

ALBAUM GERALD

B BAHL ROYW

BATEY PETER W J

BATTERMAN STEPHEN

BAYLEY SUZANNE E

BEAUMONT PAUL M

BERNARDHRUSSELL

BLAIR JOHN P

BLITZER CHARLES L

BRADY MICHAEL

BRITI ROBERT D

BROWN MARILYN

BRYANT HAROLD L

C CALZONETfI FRANK

CAMPBELL THOMAS C

CHANG H

CHATFIELD WALTER

CHEN C Y

CORNWELL CHRISTOPHER

CROMWELL JEFF

CUSHING BRIAN J

907middot 674

6936810686 661 906 852 801 779 905894888 87178628513 7625 7624 767 765 7415 7414 749 7422 7312 838 8110 717 807 723

9028710877 86108658511 8458398213 81880158014 BO13 7912 7911 7810 7716 7715 7619 7512 7511 7421 7311 724 8111 7422 8810875 VfP9024 VfP9022 VfP9021 893 8718 878869843834

D DAVIS ROBERT

DECOLA LEE

DEWALD WILLIAM G

DICKSTEIN CARLA

DREESEGRICHARD

DURHAM DAVID L

E ECKERT MARK S

EDMUNDS STAHRL

ELMES GREGORY

ELWELL CRAIG K

F FELLER IRWIN

FISHER PETER S

FOGARlY MICHAEL S

FOOT DAVID K

FOSTER STUART A

FOX DOROTHY H

FOX EDWARD Z

FOX RICHARD T

FRIEDBERG JAMES J

FUGITI GLENN V

G GAROFAW GASPER

GEIGER MELISSA

GERKING SHELBY

GIARRATANI FRANK

GOWMB DANIEL

GOSSLING W F

737 8517 709 VfP90208915887 7420 709 723 865

8014 788 865853848 8213824818 775

824 8410 83138312826 81680197918 7811 7721 8919 8213 7410 8210 7410 90168578212 82118210 7915

831380197918 7811 WP9007 WP9001 8713868811 7720764 756 755 747 746 745 852 744

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GOWDY JOHN M 7917 L GREENHUf JOHN 7419 IABYS WALTER C WP9022 9098917 GREENHUf MELVIN L 7916 7516 7418 891689118910 GREENSTREET DAVID 8914 8988611867 GRUHL JAMES 852 852085148510 GUITAJOAN WP9016 852847838823

8198012803 7618 754 H

LEFRANCOIS PAUL R 837HALE CARL W 6911689673

LENTZ PEGGY A 7515HANHAM ROBERT Q 85128511855

LESOURD JEAN-BAPTISTE 891783108398112 LEWIN JEFF L 90158111813812 LEWIS RONALD L 897891856814

HANNAN MICHAEL J 892883 806 794 787 786 HARNER E JAMES 808 7722 7787614 HAWLEY CLIFFORD B 816 7613 7412 HASHIYA SHUICHI wP9026

WFI1NG EVERARD 788HAYNES KlNGSLEYE 8468314802

WRD MONTAGUE J 909HONEY REX 842 HURD DALE 828 HWANG MING-JENG 8738298013 M

7916 7911 7910 MAGGARD SALLY WARD WP90149014 7810 7516 7419 MAJORS KAREN L 784 7418 MALECKI EDWARD J 8014

MANN PATRICK C 8738610863 I 8598315837 ISSERMAN ANDREWM WP9027 WP9010 8368278011

wP9009 WP9OO6 907 8010 799 798 89188948717 79777137712 8713879868 771176177616 86285198513 7416 7310 722 8518410844 716 708 707 706 8358217825 705683 815811807804 MARTIS KENNETH C WP9015884 784 7714 774 MAZEY MARY ELLEN 737 773772 766 757 MCMILLEN DAVID B 862825

MERRIFIELD JOHN 89188720879J 8217 JOHANSENHARLEYE 7915 7515 MEYER JAMES 824

MIERNYK WILLIAM 90178968715 85188515849K 82168215822

KATELL SIDNEY 7715 811380188017KEE WOO SIK 698685684 809 7914 7913 KlLLWORTH PETER 767 765 7414 79677197718

749 7717 777 7623 KNEISEL ROBERT 8110 7622 7621 763 KOLK DAVID 8110 762 7514 7513 KORT JOHN wP9009 753 734 732 KOUWV BOlAN WP9013 WP9008 731 713 702 KOVACSDEZSO WP9015 6910692691KOVACS ZOLTAN WP9015 681 672 671 KRASHINSKY MICHAEL 8721 662KRMENEC ANDREW J 802

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MIKESELL JOHN L

MILNE WILLIAM J

MONTGOMERY AUSTIN H JR

N NAKAYAMA BEN

0 OHTA HIROSHI

P PACHURI RAJENDRA K

PAGE WALTER P

PALMER JOHN

PALOMBA CATHERI~E A

PALOMBA NEIL A

PASKALEVAKRASSIMlRA

PETER SANDOR

PHILLIPS FRED Y

PICKLES JOHN

PlANE DAVID A

PRIMEAUX WALTER J JR

PUDUP MARY BETH

PURSELL DONALD E

R RASMUSSEN BARBARA

RAYMOND RICHARD

REPHANNTERANCE

REX-LOPATIO KATHY

ROGERSON PETER A

797 7617 7616 739 738 716 715 712 711 703 89198721 789

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751~ 7419 7418

838 795 789 735 785 758 7413 785 775 758 7413 748 735 733 wr9004 wr9015 8716 87128613 8314 wr9018 908 8913 8812889885 8828728612 866 861 8521 833821 8628513835 825 863859836 90139012895 8868719876 864 701697687

901 736 721 704 696695682 wr9028 wr9005 874 8628513

ROSE ADAM

RUBIN BARRY M

RUfMAN GILBERT L

S SAUNDERS ROBERT J

SAYRE GREG

SCHLENGER DONALD L

SCHUBERT UWE

SCHWARZ WOLFGANG

SEIFRIED EDMOND J

SHAHROKH FEREIDOON

SHAHROKH SOOSAN

SHAPlRA PHILIP

SHEEHAN MICHAEL

SHELLHAMMER KENNETH L

SlATER PAUL B

SMITH CHRISTOPHER J

SOCHER CHARLES F

SOELISTIJO UKAR

SOLOMON BARRY D

SORENSON DAVID

SPOONER DEREK

STEVENS BENJAMIN

STEVENS BRANDT

STRASZHEIM MAHLON R

SWENSON NORMAN P

SZYRMER JANUSZ

9068968810 888 883 881 87118758516 854841832 8214 828 8110 8178016805 78877107615 7510 743 8311 688674

80106996810 661 89158710 827 8713868 791 738 722 852085148013 7911 WP9019 WP9016 wP9007 WP9003 wP9001 9018 9010904903 8912 828 693 808 793 792 791 783 782 781 776 771 7612 7611 7610 769 768 761 759 752 751 7417 7411 742 741 85128558112 813812 7720 8711 84683148311 SO2 WP9023 842 8710845 854 8818214 834 714 831

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T TAKAYAMA TAKASHI

TAYLOR CAROL

TEITZ MICHAEL B

THIRLWALL ANTHONYP

THOMPSON LUTHER C

TOMPKINS RACHEL B

TORRIES THOMAS F

TRUMBULL WILLIAM N

W WADDELL LORNA M

WALKER ROBEIIT

WARFORD JEREMY J

WATTS MICHAELJ

WINCHESTER HIlARY P M

WITT TOM S

WOODSJEFF

Y YAMAZAKI HIROE

YANG CHIN-WEI

VI GREGORY J L

Z ZDORKOWSKI R TODD

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898 9028928714 874871858 831801779 8010 876 781 861085207711 758 9088913889

wP9011 89108510819 8012 7620

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762 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1976 The Realism and Relevance of Regional Science Review of Regional Studies 61 1-9

761 PAUL B SlATER 1976 The Use of State-to-State College Migration Data in Developing a Hierarchy of Higher Educational Regions Research in Higher Education 4 305-315

7516 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and H OIITA 1975 Observations on the Shape and Relevance of the Spatial Demand Function Econometrica 434 669-682

7515 HARLEY E JOHANSEN and PEGGY A LENTZ 1975 Simulating Spatial Decay in a Regional Retail System Modeling and Simulation 6 1213-1217

7514 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Northeast Isnt What It Used to Be In Balanced Growth for the Northeast Proceedings of a Conference of Legislative Leaders on the Future of the Northeast New York State Senate

7513 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 Regional Employment Impacts of Rising Energy Prices Labor Law Journal 268 518-523

7512 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Status of Slurry Pipeline Transportation of Bituminous Coal The Intersociety Conference on Transportation Atlanta GA

7511 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1975 Transporting Western Coal Unit Trains or Slurry Pipeline Logistics and Transportation Review 112 147-152

7510 ADAM ROSE 1975 The Cost of Stack Gas Cleaning in New York State Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association 2510 1005-1008

759 PAUL B SlATER 1975 Petroleum Trade in 1970 An Exploratory Analysis IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybernetics March 278-283

758 NEIL A PALOMBA CATHERINE A PAWMBA and TOM S WITT 1975 Some Economic Factors Affecting Safety in Underground Bituminous Coal Mines Comment Southern Economic Journal 422 13-23

757 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1975 Food Stamps An Economic Analysis Social Service Review 494 588shy607

756 FRANK GIARRATANI 1975 Air Pollution Abatement and Manpower Requirements a Regional InputshyOutput Analysis Annals ofRegional Science 92 83-90

755 FRANKGIARRATANI 1975 A Note on the McMenamin-Haring Input-Output Projection Technique Journal of Regional Science 153 371-373

754 WALTER C lABYS 1975 Commodity Modeling Approaches to Resources Energy and Regional Planning Indian Journal of Politics 9153-162

753 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1975 The Projection of Technical Coefficients for Medium-Term Forecasting In Medium-Tenn Dynamic Forecasting ed W F Grossling London Input-Output Publishing Company

752 PAUL B SlATER 1975 A Hierarchical Regionalization of RFSR Administrative Units Using 1966-69 Migration Data Soviet Geography 167 453-465

751 PAUL B SlATER 1975 The Identification of Turkish Regions Using 1965 Lifetime Interprovincial Migration Data Proceedings of the American Statistical Association Social Statistics Section

7422 JOHN P BlAIR and WALTER CHATFIELD 1974 Pareto Optimal Growth Public Choice 21 93-97 7421 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1974 Transportation in Developing Countries Special Reference to Kenya

Traffic Quarterly 281 139-153 7420 G RICHARD DREESE 1974 Banks and Regional Economic Development Southern Economic Journal

404 647-656 7419 JOHN GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHI OIITA 1974 Price Discrimination over Space

Theory Assumption and a Case Example Annals ofRegional Science 83 70-81 7418 MELVIN L GREENHUT MING-JENG HWANG and HIROSHIOIITA 1974 Price Discrimination by

Regulated Motor Carriers Comment American Economic Review 644 780-784 7417 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Disaggregated Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Residential Sales Prices Journal

of the American Statistical Association 69346 358-363 7416 PATRICK C MANN 1974 User Power and Electricity Rates Journal of Law and Economics 17~2 433shy

443 7415 H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Scientists and Policymakers An Ethnography of Communication Human

Organization 333 261-275 7414 H RUSSELL BERNARD and PETER D KILLWORTH 1974 Scientists and Crew A Case Study in

Communications at Sea Maritime Studies Management 2 112-125

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7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley loumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

7412 RONALD L LEWIS 1974 Slavery on Chesapeake Iron Plantations before the American Revolution loumal of Negro History 59 242-254

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American loumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

748 NEIL A PALOMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation Modeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUfHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 W F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data 10llmal of Regional Science 143 377-388

7312 JOHN P BlAIR 1973 A Review of the Filtering-Down Theory Urban Affairs Quarterly 83 303-316 7311 THO1AS C CAMPBELL 1973 Should Regulatory Commissions be Abolished Modified or Retained

Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-7 7310 PATRICK c l1ANN 1973 The Political Influence of Residential Consumers on Water Rates Water

Resources Bulletin 95 976-984 Comment and Reply 106 1308-1310 739 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly

922 1-3 738 JOHN L MIKESELL and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1973 Rates of Return in Public and Private Enterprise

Electric Utilities in the United States Mississippi Valley loumal of Business alld Economics 91 41-54 737 ROBERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West

Virginia West Virginia Medical loumaI698 1-4 736 RICHARD RAYMOND 1973 The Interregional Brain Drain and Public Education Growth and Change

43 28-34 735 JOHN PALMER and NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 Skill Differentials and Their Determinants American

Economist 172 130-136 734 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing

Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health cds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas

733 NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law loumal 2411 733-738

732 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics cds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

724 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation IOllmaI121 15-22

723 G RICHARD DREESE and HAROLD L BRYANT 1972 Costs and Effects of a Water Program for a Small Stripping Company--Southeastern Ohio Water Resources Bulletin 82 320-327

Chronological List 31

722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 122 77-89

721 RICHARD RAYMOND 1972 Determinants of Non-White Migration during the 1950s American Journal ofEconomics and Sociology 311 9-20

717 ROBERT D BRITT 1971 The Appalachian Regional Development Program Growth and Change 23 3-13

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORMAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

713 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1971 Local Labor Market Effects of New Plant Locations In Essays in Regional Economics yds John F Kain and John R Meyer Cambridge Harvard University Press

712 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Local Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 711 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of

Economics and Business 111 23-29 709 WILLIAM G DEWALD and G RICHARD DREESE 1970 Bank Behavior with Respect to Deposit

Variability Journal ofFinance 254 400-470 708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and

Economics 62 45-56 707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of

Economics and Business 104 37-49 706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of

the American Water Works Association 629 534-537 705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land

Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319 704 RICHARD RAYMOND 1970 Regional Differences in Racial Discrimination in Education and

Employment Western Economic Journal 82 190-208 703 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem

National Tax Journal 232 206-213 702 WILLIAM H MIERWK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and

Change 12 27-32 701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables

Demography 71 87-91 6911 CARL W HALE 1969 The Optimality of Local Subsidies in Regional Development Programs

Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 93 35-50 6910 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 British Regional Development Policy Journal ofEconomic Issues 33 33shy

42 699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly

Review ofEconomics and Business 92 5-20 698 woo SIK KEE 1969 The Cause of Urban Poverty Journal ofHuman Resources 81 93-99 697 DONALD E PURSELL 1969 The Impact of the South African Wage Board on SkilledUnskilled Wage

Differentials Eastern Africa Economic Review 11 73-81 696 RICHARD D RAYMOND 1969 Changes in the Relative Economic Status of Nonwhites 1950-60

Western Economic Journal 71 57-70 695 RICHARD RAYMOND 1969 Mobility and Economic Progress of Negro Americans During the 1940s

American Journal ofEconomics and Sociology 284 337-350 694 ANTIIONYP THIRLWALL 1969 Types of Unemployment With Special Reference to Non Demandshy

Deficient Unemployment in Great Britain Scottish Journal ofPolitical Economy 16 19-49 693 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An

Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality

Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

32 Chronological List

691 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications of Input-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

6810 ROYW BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1968 The Role of State and Local Government in the Economic Development of Appalachia Land Economics 441 50-58

689 CARL W HALE 1968 Local Subsidies Regional Development or Regional Rivalry American Industrial Development Council Journal 34 33-53

688 GILBERT L RUTMAN 1968 The Transkei An Experiment in Economic Separation South African Journal ofEconomics 361 24-31

687 DONALD E PURSELL 1968 Bantu Real Wages and Employment Opportunities in South Africa South African Journal ofEconomics 3611 87-103

686 ROY W BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208

685 woo SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax Journal 212 183-189

684 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

674 GERALD ALBAUM and GILBERT L RUTMAN 1967 The Cooperative-Based Marketing System in Tanganyika Journal ofMarketing 31 54-58

673 CARL W HALE 1967 The Mechanism of the Spread Effect in Regional Development Land Economics 434 45-52

672 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Appalachian Development The Long-Run View Poverty and Human Resources Abstracts 23 36-43

671 WILLIAM H MIE~YK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commercial 148 741-753

662 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1966 Experience under the British Local Employment Acts of 1960 and 1963 Industrial and Labor Relations Review 201 30-49

661 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

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1990 Working Papers

Several 1990 working papers are not listed in this section because they have been published and are available as reprints

9028 TERANCE REPHANN 1990 Highways and Regional Economic Development Review of the Theory and Models

9027 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 Automated Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis The QE2 Method and its Application

9026 SHUICHI HASHIYA 1990 Technological Assistance to Small and Medium Sized Manufacturers in Japan Case Studies of Five Regional Industrial Technology Centers

9025 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Questionable Economic Evaluation When Lives are at Stake 9024 CHRISTOPHER CORNWELL and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Estimation of the Economic Model of

Crime Using Panel Data 9023 DAVID J SORENSON 1990 A Spatial Model of Asset Allocation 9022 WALTER C LABYS and JEFF CROMWELL 1990 Relations between Resource Cycles National Cycles

and Regional Economic Instability A Vector Autoregressive Approach 9021 BRIAN J CUSHING 1990 The Effect of Race Relations on the Migration of Blacks in the US 9020 CARlA DICKSfEIN 1990 Socializing Entrepreneurship in Worker Cooperatives The Experience of

Cooperative Development Agencies in Britain and Quebec 9019 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Japans Kohsetsushi Program of Regional Public Examination and Technology

Centers for Upgrading Small and Mid-Size Manufacturing Firms 9018 JOHN PICKLES 1990 Restructuring in Comparative Perspective A Conceptual Framework for

Comparative Research between Eastern and Central Europe and the United States 9016 PHILIP SHAPIRA with JOAN GUITA 1990 Managing Research and Development American and

Japanese Chemicals and Electronics Corporate RampD Compared 9015 KENNETH C MARTIS ZOLTAN KOVACS DEZSO KOVACS and SANDOR PETER 1990 The Geography of

the 1990 Hungarian Parliamentary Elections 9014 SALLY MAGGARD 1990 Schooling Work Experience and Gender The Social Reproduction of Poverty

in Mining Regions 9013 BOlAN KOULOV 1990 Tendencies in the Administrative-Territorial Development of Bulgaria 9012 RACHEL B TOMPKINS 1990 Economic Restructuring and the Changing Regional Development Role

of American Universities 9011 HIROE YAMAZAKI 1990 Japans Regional Development through Third Sector Projects The Cases of

Kitakyushu and Om uta 9010 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 American Economic Development and the States An Overview of Policy

Objectives and Strategies 9009 ANDREW ISSERMAN and JOHN KORT 1990 Regional Economic Consequences of US Immigration

Policy 9008 BOlAN KOUWV 1990 Regional Management Systems The Case of Bulgaria 9007 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Modernization in the Mountains The Diffusion of

Industrial Technology in West Virginia Manufacturing 9006 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1990 Research Designs for Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis in

Regional Science 9005 TERANCE J REPHANN 1990 The Geography of American Ideological Activity Location Patterns of

Political Extremist Organizations and Periodicals in the United States during the 198Os 9004 KRASSIMIRA PASKALEVA 1990 Theoretical and Methodological Issues in Bulgarian Regional Policy 9003 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 The National Science Foundations Engineering Research Centers Changing

the Culture of US Engineering 9001 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Survey of Technology Use in West Virginia

Manufacturing Preliminary Report

34 Working Papers

Author Index

Numbers such as 9018 refer to reprints listed in reverse chronological order beginning on page 20 the first two digits are the publication year Numbers such as WP9028 refer to 1990 working papers listed on page 34

A ABLER RONALD F

ALBAUM GERALD

B BAHL ROYW

BATEY PETER W J

BATTERMAN STEPHEN

BAYLEY SUZANNE E

BEAUMONT PAUL M

BERNARDHRUSSELL

BLAIR JOHN P

BLITZER CHARLES L

BRADY MICHAEL

BRITI ROBERT D

BROWN MARILYN

BRYANT HAROLD L

C CALZONETfI FRANK

CAMPBELL THOMAS C

CHANG H

CHATFIELD WALTER

CHEN C Y

CORNWELL CHRISTOPHER

CROMWELL JEFF

CUSHING BRIAN J

907middot 674

6936810686 661 906 852 801 779 905894888 87178628513 7625 7624 767 765 7415 7414 749 7422 7312 838 8110 717 807 723

9028710877 86108658511 8458398213 81880158014 BO13 7912 7911 7810 7716 7715 7619 7512 7511 7421 7311 724 8111 7422 8810875 VfP9024 VfP9022 VfP9021 893 8718 878869843834

D DAVIS ROBERT

DECOLA LEE

DEWALD WILLIAM G

DICKSTEIN CARLA

DREESEGRICHARD

DURHAM DAVID L

E ECKERT MARK S

EDMUNDS STAHRL

ELMES GREGORY

ELWELL CRAIG K

F FELLER IRWIN

FISHER PETER S

FOGARlY MICHAEL S

FOOT DAVID K

FOSTER STUART A

FOX DOROTHY H

FOX EDWARD Z

FOX RICHARD T

FRIEDBERG JAMES J

FUGITI GLENN V

G GAROFAW GASPER

GEIGER MELISSA

GERKING SHELBY

GIARRATANI FRANK

GOWMB DANIEL

GOSSLING W F

737 8517 709 VfP90208915887 7420 709 723 865

8014 788 865853848 8213824818 775

824 8410 83138312826 81680197918 7811 7721 8919 8213 7410 8210 7410 90168578212 82118210 7915

831380197918 7811 WP9007 WP9001 8713868811 7720764 756 755 747 746 745 852 744

Author Index 35

GOWDY JOHN M 7917 L GREENHUf JOHN 7419 IABYS WALTER C WP9022 9098917 GREENHUf MELVIN L 7916 7516 7418 891689118910 GREENSTREET DAVID 8914 8988611867 GRUHL JAMES 852 852085148510 GUITAJOAN WP9016 852847838823

8198012803 7618 754 H

LEFRANCOIS PAUL R 837HALE CARL W 6911689673

LENTZ PEGGY A 7515HANHAM ROBERT Q 85128511855

LESOURD JEAN-BAPTISTE 891783108398112 LEWIN JEFF L 90158111813812 LEWIS RONALD L 897891856814

HANNAN MICHAEL J 892883 806 794 787 786 HARNER E JAMES 808 7722 7787614 HAWLEY CLIFFORD B 816 7613 7412 HASHIYA SHUICHI wP9026

WFI1NG EVERARD 788HAYNES KlNGSLEYE 8468314802

WRD MONTAGUE J 909HONEY REX 842 HURD DALE 828 HWANG MING-JENG 8738298013 M

7916 7911 7910 MAGGARD SALLY WARD WP90149014 7810 7516 7419 MAJORS KAREN L 784 7418 MALECKI EDWARD J 8014

MANN PATRICK C 8738610863 I 8598315837 ISSERMAN ANDREWM WP9027 WP9010 8368278011

wP9009 WP9OO6 907 8010 799 798 89188948717 79777137712 8713879868 771176177616 86285198513 7416 7310 722 8518410844 716 708 707 706 8358217825 705683 815811807804 MARTIS KENNETH C WP9015884 784 7714 774 MAZEY MARY ELLEN 737 773772 766 757 MCMILLEN DAVID B 862825

MERRIFIELD JOHN 89188720879J 8217 JOHANSENHARLEYE 7915 7515 MEYER JAMES 824

MIERNYK WILLIAM 90178968715 85188515849K 82168215822

KATELL SIDNEY 7715 811380188017KEE WOO SIK 698685684 809 7914 7913 KlLLWORTH PETER 767 765 7414 79677197718

749 7717 777 7623 KNEISEL ROBERT 8110 7622 7621 763 KOLK DAVID 8110 762 7514 7513 KORT JOHN wP9009 753 734 732 KOUWV BOlAN WP9013 WP9008 731 713 702 KOVACSDEZSO WP9015 6910692691KOVACS ZOLTAN WP9015 681 672 671 KRASHINSKY MICHAEL 8721 662KRMENEC ANDREW J 802

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MIKESELL JOHN L

MILNE WILLIAM J

MONTGOMERY AUSTIN H JR

N NAKAYAMA BEN

0 OHTA HIROSHI

P PACHURI RAJENDRA K

PAGE WALTER P

PALMER JOHN

PALOMBA CATHERI~E A

PALOMBA NEIL A

PASKALEVAKRASSIMlRA

PETER SANDOR

PHILLIPS FRED Y

PICKLES JOHN

PlANE DAVID A

PRIMEAUX WALTER J JR

PUDUP MARY BETH

PURSELL DONALD E

R RASMUSSEN BARBARA

RAYMOND RICHARD

REPHANNTERANCE

REX-LOPATIO KATHY

ROGERSON PETER A

797 7617 7616 739 738 716 715 712 711 703 89198721 789

8214

751~ 7419 7418

838 795 789 735 785 758 7413 785 775 758 7413 748 735 733 wr9004 wr9015 8716 87128613 8314 wr9018 908 8913 8812889885 8828728612 866 861 8521 833821 8628513835 825 863859836 90139012895 8868719876 864 701697687

901 736 721 704 696695682 wr9028 wr9005 874 8628513

ROSE ADAM

RUBIN BARRY M

RUfMAN GILBERT L

S SAUNDERS ROBERT J

SAYRE GREG

SCHLENGER DONALD L

SCHUBERT UWE

SCHWARZ WOLFGANG

SEIFRIED EDMOND J

SHAHROKH FEREIDOON

SHAHROKH SOOSAN

SHAPlRA PHILIP

SHEEHAN MICHAEL

SHELLHAMMER KENNETH L

SlATER PAUL B

SMITH CHRISTOPHER J

SOCHER CHARLES F

SOELISTIJO UKAR

SOLOMON BARRY D

SORENSON DAVID

SPOONER DEREK

STEVENS BENJAMIN

STEVENS BRANDT

STRASZHEIM MAHLON R

SWENSON NORMAN P

SZYRMER JANUSZ

9068968810 888 883 881 87118758516 854841832 8214 828 8110 8178016805 78877107615 7510 743 8311 688674

80106996810 661 89158710 827 8713868 791 738 722 852085148013 7911 WP9019 WP9016 wP9007 WP9003 wP9001 9018 9010904903 8912 828 693 808 793 792 791 783 782 781 776 771 7612 7611 7610 769 768 761 759 752 751 7417 7411 742 741 85128558112 813812 7720 8711 84683148311 SO2 WP9023 842 8710845 854 8818214 834 714 831

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T TAKAYAMA TAKASHI

TAYLOR CAROL

TEITZ MICHAEL B

THIRLWALL ANTHONYP

THOMPSON LUTHER C

TOMPKINS RACHEL B

TORRIES THOMAS F

TRUMBULL WILLIAM N

W WADDELL LORNA M

WALKER ROBEIIT

WARFORD JEREMY J

WATTS MICHAELJ

WINCHESTER HIlARY P M

WITT TOM S

WOODSJEFF

Y YAMAZAKI HIROE

YANG CHIN-WEI

VI GREGORY J L

Z ZDORKOWSKI R TODD

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898 9028928714 874871858 831801779 8010 876 781 861085207711 758 9088913889

wP9011 89108510819 8012 7620

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7413 NEIL A PALOMBA and CATHERINE A PALOMBA 1974 The Economic Costs of Strikes A Suggested Measure Mississippi Valley loumal of Business and Economics 101 12-23

7412 RONALD L LEWIS 1974 Slavery on Chesapeake Iron Plantations before the American Revolution loumal of Negro History 59 242-254

7411 PAUL B SlATER 1974 College Student Mobility in the United States in Fall 1968 Graph-Theoretic Structuring of Transaction Flows Proceedings of the American Statistical Association 440-446

7410 RICHARD T FOX and DOROTHY H FOX 1974 The Use of Central Place Theory for the Location of Maternal and Infant Care Projects American loumal ofPublic Health 649 898-903

749 PETER KILLWORTH and H RUSSELL BERNARD 1974 Catij A New Sociometric and Its Application to a Prison Living Unit Human Organization 334 335-350

748 NEIL A PALOMBA 1974 HMOs One Approach to Integrating the Health System Hospital Progress 554 36-39

747 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Output and Relative Price Effects A Regional Input-Output Simulation Environment and Planning A 63 307-312

746 FRANK GIARRATANI 1974 The Effect of Relative Prices of Air Pollution Abatement A Regional Input-Output Simulation Modeling and Simulation 5 165-170

745 FRANK GIARRATANI and LUfHER C THOMPSON 1974 Air Pollution Abatement Technological Change and Relative Prices A Regional Input-Output Analysis Review ofRegional Studies 42 44-50

744 W F GOSSLING 1974 Correct Fixed-Capital Replacement in Input-Output Growth Models Review of Economic Studies 414 525-531

743 ADAM ROSE 1974 A Dynamic Interindustry Model for the Economic Analysis of Pollution Abatement Environment and Planning A 63 321-338

742 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Interindustrial Transaction Tables Environment and Planning A 62 207-214

741 PAUL B SlATER 1974 Exploratory Analyses of Trip Distribution Data 10llmal of Regional Science 143 377-388

7312 JOHN P BlAIR 1973 A Review of the Filtering-Down Theory Urban Affairs Quarterly 83 303-316 7311 THO1AS C CAMPBELL 1973 Should Regulatory Commissions be Abolished Modified or Retained

Public Utilities Fortnightly 922 1-7 7310 PATRICK c l1ANN 1973 The Political Influence of Residential Consumers on Water Rates Water

Resources Bulletin 95 976-984 Comment and Reply 106 1308-1310 739 JOHN L MIKESELL 1973 Taxes on Sulphur Emissions and Goals of Society Public Utilities Fortnightly

922 1-3 738 JOHN L MIKESELL and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1973 Rates of Return in Public and Private Enterprise

Electric Utilities in the United States Mississippi Valley loumal of Business alld Economics 91 41-54 737 ROBERT DAVIS and MARY ELLEN MAZEY 1973 Geographical Patterns of Infant Mortality in West

Virginia West Virginia Medical loumaI698 1-4 736 RICHARD RAYMOND 1973 The Interregional Brain Drain and Public Education Growth and Change

43 28-34 735 JOHN PALMER and NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 Skill Differentials and Their Determinants American

Economist 172 130-136 734 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 Economic Characteristics of Appalachia and Potential for Financing

Health Care Improvements In Rural and Appalachian Health cds John L Nolan and Jerome L Schwartz Springfield IL Charles C Thomas

733 NEIL A PALOMBA 1973 The Role of Law in Achieving Efficient Health Care Delivery Labor Law loumal 2411 733-738

732 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 Regional and Interregional Input-Output Models A Reappraisal In Spatial Regional and Population Economics cds Mark Perlman Charles Leven and Benjamin Chinitz New York NY Gordon and Breach Science Publishers Inc

731 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1973 A Regional Input-Output Pollution Abatement Model IEEE Transactions on Systems Man and Cybemetics SMC-36 575-577

724 THOMAS C CAMPBELL 1972 Transport and Its Impact in Developing Countries Transportation IOllmaI121 15-22

723 G RICHARD DREESE and HAROLD L BRYANT 1972 Costs and Effects of a Water Program for a Small Stripping Company--Southeastern Ohio Water Resources Bulletin 82 320-327

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722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 122 77-89

721 RICHARD RAYMOND 1972 Determinants of Non-White Migration during the 1950s American Journal ofEconomics and Sociology 311 9-20

717 ROBERT D BRITT 1971 The Appalachian Regional Development Program Growth and Change 23 3-13

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORMAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

713 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1971 Local Labor Market Effects of New Plant Locations In Essays in Regional Economics yds John F Kain and John R Meyer Cambridge Harvard University Press

712 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Local Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 711 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of

Economics and Business 111 23-29 709 WILLIAM G DEWALD and G RICHARD DREESE 1970 Bank Behavior with Respect to Deposit

Variability Journal ofFinance 254 400-470 708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and

Economics 62 45-56 707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of

Economics and Business 104 37-49 706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of

the American Water Works Association 629 534-537 705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land

Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319 704 RICHARD RAYMOND 1970 Regional Differences in Racial Discrimination in Education and

Employment Western Economic Journal 82 190-208 703 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem

National Tax Journal 232 206-213 702 WILLIAM H MIERWK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and

Change 12 27-32 701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables

Demography 71 87-91 6911 CARL W HALE 1969 The Optimality of Local Subsidies in Regional Development Programs

Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 93 35-50 6910 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 British Regional Development Policy Journal ofEconomic Issues 33 33shy

42 699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly

Review ofEconomics and Business 92 5-20 698 woo SIK KEE 1969 The Cause of Urban Poverty Journal ofHuman Resources 81 93-99 697 DONALD E PURSELL 1969 The Impact of the South African Wage Board on SkilledUnskilled Wage

Differentials Eastern Africa Economic Review 11 73-81 696 RICHARD D RAYMOND 1969 Changes in the Relative Economic Status of Nonwhites 1950-60

Western Economic Journal 71 57-70 695 RICHARD RAYMOND 1969 Mobility and Economic Progress of Negro Americans During the 1940s

American Journal ofEconomics and Sociology 284 337-350 694 ANTIIONYP THIRLWALL 1969 Types of Unemployment With Special Reference to Non Demandshy

Deficient Unemployment in Great Britain Scottish Journal ofPolitical Economy 16 19-49 693 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An

Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality

Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

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691 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications of Input-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

6810 ROYW BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1968 The Role of State and Local Government in the Economic Development of Appalachia Land Economics 441 50-58

689 CARL W HALE 1968 Local Subsidies Regional Development or Regional Rivalry American Industrial Development Council Journal 34 33-53

688 GILBERT L RUTMAN 1968 The Transkei An Experiment in Economic Separation South African Journal ofEconomics 361 24-31

687 DONALD E PURSELL 1968 Bantu Real Wages and Employment Opportunities in South Africa South African Journal ofEconomics 3611 87-103

686 ROY W BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208

685 woo SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax Journal 212 183-189

684 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

674 GERALD ALBAUM and GILBERT L RUTMAN 1967 The Cooperative-Based Marketing System in Tanganyika Journal ofMarketing 31 54-58

673 CARL W HALE 1967 The Mechanism of the Spread Effect in Regional Development Land Economics 434 45-52

672 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Appalachian Development The Long-Run View Poverty and Human Resources Abstracts 23 36-43

671 WILLIAM H MIE~YK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commercial 148 741-753

662 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1966 Experience under the British Local Employment Acts of 1960 and 1963 Industrial and Labor Relations Review 201 30-49

661 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

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1990 Working Papers

Several 1990 working papers are not listed in this section because they have been published and are available as reprints

9028 TERANCE REPHANN 1990 Highways and Regional Economic Development Review of the Theory and Models

9027 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 Automated Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis The QE2 Method and its Application

9026 SHUICHI HASHIYA 1990 Technological Assistance to Small and Medium Sized Manufacturers in Japan Case Studies of Five Regional Industrial Technology Centers

9025 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Questionable Economic Evaluation When Lives are at Stake 9024 CHRISTOPHER CORNWELL and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Estimation of the Economic Model of

Crime Using Panel Data 9023 DAVID J SORENSON 1990 A Spatial Model of Asset Allocation 9022 WALTER C LABYS and JEFF CROMWELL 1990 Relations between Resource Cycles National Cycles

and Regional Economic Instability A Vector Autoregressive Approach 9021 BRIAN J CUSHING 1990 The Effect of Race Relations on the Migration of Blacks in the US 9020 CARlA DICKSfEIN 1990 Socializing Entrepreneurship in Worker Cooperatives The Experience of

Cooperative Development Agencies in Britain and Quebec 9019 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Japans Kohsetsushi Program of Regional Public Examination and Technology

Centers for Upgrading Small and Mid-Size Manufacturing Firms 9018 JOHN PICKLES 1990 Restructuring in Comparative Perspective A Conceptual Framework for

Comparative Research between Eastern and Central Europe and the United States 9016 PHILIP SHAPIRA with JOAN GUITA 1990 Managing Research and Development American and

Japanese Chemicals and Electronics Corporate RampD Compared 9015 KENNETH C MARTIS ZOLTAN KOVACS DEZSO KOVACS and SANDOR PETER 1990 The Geography of

the 1990 Hungarian Parliamentary Elections 9014 SALLY MAGGARD 1990 Schooling Work Experience and Gender The Social Reproduction of Poverty

in Mining Regions 9013 BOlAN KOULOV 1990 Tendencies in the Administrative-Territorial Development of Bulgaria 9012 RACHEL B TOMPKINS 1990 Economic Restructuring and the Changing Regional Development Role

of American Universities 9011 HIROE YAMAZAKI 1990 Japans Regional Development through Third Sector Projects The Cases of

Kitakyushu and Om uta 9010 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 American Economic Development and the States An Overview of Policy

Objectives and Strategies 9009 ANDREW ISSERMAN and JOHN KORT 1990 Regional Economic Consequences of US Immigration

Policy 9008 BOlAN KOUWV 1990 Regional Management Systems The Case of Bulgaria 9007 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Modernization in the Mountains The Diffusion of

Industrial Technology in West Virginia Manufacturing 9006 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1990 Research Designs for Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis in

Regional Science 9005 TERANCE J REPHANN 1990 The Geography of American Ideological Activity Location Patterns of

Political Extremist Organizations and Periodicals in the United States during the 198Os 9004 KRASSIMIRA PASKALEVA 1990 Theoretical and Methodological Issues in Bulgarian Regional Policy 9003 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 The National Science Foundations Engineering Research Centers Changing

the Culture of US Engineering 9001 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Survey of Technology Use in West Virginia

Manufacturing Preliminary Report

34 Working Papers

Author Index

Numbers such as 9018 refer to reprints listed in reverse chronological order beginning on page 20 the first two digits are the publication year Numbers such as WP9028 refer to 1990 working papers listed on page 34

A ABLER RONALD F

ALBAUM GERALD

B BAHL ROYW

BATEY PETER W J

BATTERMAN STEPHEN

BAYLEY SUZANNE E

BEAUMONT PAUL M

BERNARDHRUSSELL

BLAIR JOHN P

BLITZER CHARLES L

BRADY MICHAEL

BRITI ROBERT D

BROWN MARILYN

BRYANT HAROLD L

C CALZONETfI FRANK

CAMPBELL THOMAS C

CHANG H

CHATFIELD WALTER

CHEN C Y

CORNWELL CHRISTOPHER

CROMWELL JEFF

CUSHING BRIAN J

907middot 674

6936810686 661 906 852 801 779 905894888 87178628513 7625 7624 767 765 7415 7414 749 7422 7312 838 8110 717 807 723

9028710877 86108658511 8458398213 81880158014 BO13 7912 7911 7810 7716 7715 7619 7512 7511 7421 7311 724 8111 7422 8810875 VfP9024 VfP9022 VfP9021 893 8718 878869843834

D DAVIS ROBERT

DECOLA LEE

DEWALD WILLIAM G

DICKSTEIN CARLA

DREESEGRICHARD

DURHAM DAVID L

E ECKERT MARK S

EDMUNDS STAHRL

ELMES GREGORY

ELWELL CRAIG K

F FELLER IRWIN

FISHER PETER S

FOGARlY MICHAEL S

FOOT DAVID K

FOSTER STUART A

FOX DOROTHY H

FOX EDWARD Z

FOX RICHARD T

FRIEDBERG JAMES J

FUGITI GLENN V

G GAROFAW GASPER

GEIGER MELISSA

GERKING SHELBY

GIARRATANI FRANK

GOWMB DANIEL

GOSSLING W F

737 8517 709 VfP90208915887 7420 709 723 865

8014 788 865853848 8213824818 775

824 8410 83138312826 81680197918 7811 7721 8919 8213 7410 8210 7410 90168578212 82118210 7915

831380197918 7811 WP9007 WP9001 8713868811 7720764 756 755 747 746 745 852 744

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GOWDY JOHN M 7917 L GREENHUf JOHN 7419 IABYS WALTER C WP9022 9098917 GREENHUf MELVIN L 7916 7516 7418 891689118910 GREENSTREET DAVID 8914 8988611867 GRUHL JAMES 852 852085148510 GUITAJOAN WP9016 852847838823

8198012803 7618 754 H

LEFRANCOIS PAUL R 837HALE CARL W 6911689673

LENTZ PEGGY A 7515HANHAM ROBERT Q 85128511855

LESOURD JEAN-BAPTISTE 891783108398112 LEWIN JEFF L 90158111813812 LEWIS RONALD L 897891856814

HANNAN MICHAEL J 892883 806 794 787 786 HARNER E JAMES 808 7722 7787614 HAWLEY CLIFFORD B 816 7613 7412 HASHIYA SHUICHI wP9026

WFI1NG EVERARD 788HAYNES KlNGSLEYE 8468314802

WRD MONTAGUE J 909HONEY REX 842 HURD DALE 828 HWANG MING-JENG 8738298013 M

7916 7911 7910 MAGGARD SALLY WARD WP90149014 7810 7516 7419 MAJORS KAREN L 784 7418 MALECKI EDWARD J 8014

MANN PATRICK C 8738610863 I 8598315837 ISSERMAN ANDREWM WP9027 WP9010 8368278011

wP9009 WP9OO6 907 8010 799 798 89188948717 79777137712 8713879868 771176177616 86285198513 7416 7310 722 8518410844 716 708 707 706 8358217825 705683 815811807804 MARTIS KENNETH C WP9015884 784 7714 774 MAZEY MARY ELLEN 737 773772 766 757 MCMILLEN DAVID B 862825

MERRIFIELD JOHN 89188720879J 8217 JOHANSENHARLEYE 7915 7515 MEYER JAMES 824

MIERNYK WILLIAM 90178968715 85188515849K 82168215822

KATELL SIDNEY 7715 811380188017KEE WOO SIK 698685684 809 7914 7913 KlLLWORTH PETER 767 765 7414 79677197718

749 7717 777 7623 KNEISEL ROBERT 8110 7622 7621 763 KOLK DAVID 8110 762 7514 7513 KORT JOHN wP9009 753 734 732 KOUWV BOlAN WP9013 WP9008 731 713 702 KOVACSDEZSO WP9015 6910692691KOVACS ZOLTAN WP9015 681 672 671 KRASHINSKY MICHAEL 8721 662KRMENEC ANDREW J 802

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MIKESELL JOHN L

MILNE WILLIAM J

MONTGOMERY AUSTIN H JR

N NAKAYAMA BEN

0 OHTA HIROSHI

P PACHURI RAJENDRA K

PAGE WALTER P

PALMER JOHN

PALOMBA CATHERI~E A

PALOMBA NEIL A

PASKALEVAKRASSIMlRA

PETER SANDOR

PHILLIPS FRED Y

PICKLES JOHN

PlANE DAVID A

PRIMEAUX WALTER J JR

PUDUP MARY BETH

PURSELL DONALD E

R RASMUSSEN BARBARA

RAYMOND RICHARD

REPHANNTERANCE

REX-LOPATIO KATHY

ROGERSON PETER A

797 7617 7616 739 738 716 715 712 711 703 89198721 789

8214

751~ 7419 7418

838 795 789 735 785 758 7413 785 775 758 7413 748 735 733 wr9004 wr9015 8716 87128613 8314 wr9018 908 8913 8812889885 8828728612 866 861 8521 833821 8628513835 825 863859836 90139012895 8868719876 864 701697687

901 736 721 704 696695682 wr9028 wr9005 874 8628513

ROSE ADAM

RUBIN BARRY M

RUfMAN GILBERT L

S SAUNDERS ROBERT J

SAYRE GREG

SCHLENGER DONALD L

SCHUBERT UWE

SCHWARZ WOLFGANG

SEIFRIED EDMOND J

SHAHROKH FEREIDOON

SHAHROKH SOOSAN

SHAPlRA PHILIP

SHEEHAN MICHAEL

SHELLHAMMER KENNETH L

SlATER PAUL B

SMITH CHRISTOPHER J

SOCHER CHARLES F

SOELISTIJO UKAR

SOLOMON BARRY D

SORENSON DAVID

SPOONER DEREK

STEVENS BENJAMIN

STEVENS BRANDT

STRASZHEIM MAHLON R

SWENSON NORMAN P

SZYRMER JANUSZ

9068968810 888 883 881 87118758516 854841832 8214 828 8110 8178016805 78877107615 7510 743 8311 688674

80106996810 661 89158710 827 8713868 791 738 722 852085148013 7911 WP9019 WP9016 wP9007 WP9003 wP9001 9018 9010904903 8912 828 693 808 793 792 791 783 782 781 776 771 7612 7611 7610 769 768 761 759 752 751 7417 7411 742 741 85128558112 813812 7720 8711 84683148311 SO2 WP9023 842 8710845 854 8818214 834 714 831

Author Index 37

T TAKAYAMA TAKASHI

TAYLOR CAROL

TEITZ MICHAEL B

THIRLWALL ANTHONYP

THOMPSON LUTHER C

TOMPKINS RACHEL B

TORRIES THOMAS F

TRUMBULL WILLIAM N

W WADDELL LORNA M

WALKER ROBEIIT

WARFORD JEREMY J

WATTS MICHAELJ

WINCHESTER HIlARY P M

WITT TOM S

WOODSJEFF

Y YAMAZAKI HIROE

YANG CHIN-WEI

VI GREGORY J L

Z ZDORKOWSKI R TODD

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867 8713868 8912 694 745 WP9012 88118810 WP9025 WP9024 90159011899

898 9028928714 874871858 831801779 8010 876 781 861085207711 758 9088913889

wP9011 89108510819 8012 7620

8310

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722 PATRICK C MANN and EDMOND J SEIFRIED 1972 Pricing in the Case of Publicly Owned Utilities Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 122 77-89

721 RICHARD RAYMOND 1972 Determinants of Non-White Migration during the 1950s American Journal ofEconomics and Sociology 311 9-20

717 ROBERT D BRITT 1971 The Appalachian Regional Development Program Growth and Change 23 3-13

716 PATRICK C MANN and JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Tax Payments and Electric Utility Prices Southern Economic Journal 381 69-78

715 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Regulation and Electric Utility Rate Structures Mississippi Valley Journal of Business and Economics 71 82-89

714 NORMAN P SWENSON 1971 A Proposal for a Two-Price System for Selling Alaska Timber Land Economics 472 181-185

713 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1971 Local Labor Market Effects of New Plant Locations In Essays in Regional Economics yds John F Kain and John R Meyer Cambridge Harvard University Press

712 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Local Sales Tax in North America Municipal Finance 433 133-140 711 JOHN L MIKESELL 1971 Sales Taxation and the Border County Problem Quarterly Review of

Economics and Business 111 23-29 709 WILLIAM G DEWALD and G RICHARD DREESE 1970 Bank Behavior with Respect to Deposit

Variability Journal ofFinance 254 400-470 708 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Utility Profits Mississippi Valley Journal ofBusiness and

Economics 62 45-56 707 PATRICK C MANN 1970 The Impact of Competition in the Supply of Electricity Quarterly Review of

Economics and Business 104 37-49 706 PATRICK C MANN 1970 A New Focus in Water Supply Economics--Urban Water Pricing Journal of

the American Water Works Association 629 534-537 705 PATRICK C MANN 1970 Publicly-Owned Electric Utility Profits and Resource Allocation Land

Economics 464 478-484 Comment and Rejoinder 473 316-319 704 RICHARD RAYMOND 1970 Regional Differences in Racial Discrimination in Education and

Employment Western Economic Journal 82 190-208 703 JOHN L MIKESELL 1970 Central Cities and Sales Tax Rate Differentials The Border City Problem

National Tax Journal 232 206-213 702 WILLIAM H MIERWK 1970 The West Virginia Dynamic Model and Its Implications Growth and

Change 12 27-32 701 DONALD E PURSELL 1970 Improving Population Estimates with the Use of Dummy Variables

Demography 71 87-91 6911 CARL W HALE 1969 The Optimality of Local Subsidies in Regional Development Programs

Quarterly Review ofEconomics and Business 93 35-50 6910 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 British Regional Development Policy Journal ofEconomic Issues 33 33shy

42 699 ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1969 Urban Area Water Consumption Analysis and Projections Quarterly

Review ofEconomics and Business 92 5-20 698 woo SIK KEE 1969 The Cause of Urban Poverty Journal ofHuman Resources 81 93-99 697 DONALD E PURSELL 1969 The Impact of the South African Wage Board on SkilledUnskilled Wage

Differentials Eastern Africa Economic Review 11 73-81 696 RICHARD D RAYMOND 1969 Changes in the Relative Economic Status of Nonwhites 1950-60

Western Economic Journal 71 57-70 695 RICHARD RAYMOND 1969 Mobility and Economic Progress of Negro Americans During the 1940s

American Journal ofEconomics and Sociology 284 337-350 694 ANTIIONYP THIRLWALL 1969 Types of Unemployment With Special Reference to Non Demandshy

Deficient Unemployment in Great Britain Scottish Journal ofPolitical Economy 16 19-49 693 ROYW BAHL and KENNETH L SHELLHAMMER 1969 Evaluating the State Business Tax Structure An

Application of Input-Output Analysis National Tax Journal 222 202-216 692 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 An Interindustry Forecasting Model with Water Quantity and Quality

Constraints Proceedings of the Fourth Symposium on Water Research Ohio State University Water Resources Center October 49-58

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691 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications of Input-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

6810 ROYW BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1968 The Role of State and Local Government in the Economic Development of Appalachia Land Economics 441 50-58

689 CARL W HALE 1968 Local Subsidies Regional Development or Regional Rivalry American Industrial Development Council Journal 34 33-53

688 GILBERT L RUTMAN 1968 The Transkei An Experiment in Economic Separation South African Journal ofEconomics 361 24-31

687 DONALD E PURSELL 1968 Bantu Real Wages and Employment Opportunities in South Africa South African Journal ofEconomics 3611 87-103

686 ROY W BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208

685 woo SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax Journal 212 183-189

684 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

674 GERALD ALBAUM and GILBERT L RUTMAN 1967 The Cooperative-Based Marketing System in Tanganyika Journal ofMarketing 31 54-58

673 CARL W HALE 1967 The Mechanism of the Spread Effect in Regional Development Land Economics 434 45-52

672 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Appalachian Development The Long-Run View Poverty and Human Resources Abstracts 23 36-43

671 WILLIAM H MIE~YK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commercial 148 741-753

662 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1966 Experience under the British Local Employment Acts of 1960 and 1963 Industrial and Labor Relations Review 201 30-49

661 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

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1990 Working Papers

Several 1990 working papers are not listed in this section because they have been published and are available as reprints

9028 TERANCE REPHANN 1990 Highways and Regional Economic Development Review of the Theory and Models

9027 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 Automated Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis The QE2 Method and its Application

9026 SHUICHI HASHIYA 1990 Technological Assistance to Small and Medium Sized Manufacturers in Japan Case Studies of Five Regional Industrial Technology Centers

9025 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Questionable Economic Evaluation When Lives are at Stake 9024 CHRISTOPHER CORNWELL and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Estimation of the Economic Model of

Crime Using Panel Data 9023 DAVID J SORENSON 1990 A Spatial Model of Asset Allocation 9022 WALTER C LABYS and JEFF CROMWELL 1990 Relations between Resource Cycles National Cycles

and Regional Economic Instability A Vector Autoregressive Approach 9021 BRIAN J CUSHING 1990 The Effect of Race Relations on the Migration of Blacks in the US 9020 CARlA DICKSfEIN 1990 Socializing Entrepreneurship in Worker Cooperatives The Experience of

Cooperative Development Agencies in Britain and Quebec 9019 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Japans Kohsetsushi Program of Regional Public Examination and Technology

Centers for Upgrading Small and Mid-Size Manufacturing Firms 9018 JOHN PICKLES 1990 Restructuring in Comparative Perspective A Conceptual Framework for

Comparative Research between Eastern and Central Europe and the United States 9016 PHILIP SHAPIRA with JOAN GUITA 1990 Managing Research and Development American and

Japanese Chemicals and Electronics Corporate RampD Compared 9015 KENNETH C MARTIS ZOLTAN KOVACS DEZSO KOVACS and SANDOR PETER 1990 The Geography of

the 1990 Hungarian Parliamentary Elections 9014 SALLY MAGGARD 1990 Schooling Work Experience and Gender The Social Reproduction of Poverty

in Mining Regions 9013 BOlAN KOULOV 1990 Tendencies in the Administrative-Territorial Development of Bulgaria 9012 RACHEL B TOMPKINS 1990 Economic Restructuring and the Changing Regional Development Role

of American Universities 9011 HIROE YAMAZAKI 1990 Japans Regional Development through Third Sector Projects The Cases of

Kitakyushu and Om uta 9010 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 American Economic Development and the States An Overview of Policy

Objectives and Strategies 9009 ANDREW ISSERMAN and JOHN KORT 1990 Regional Economic Consequences of US Immigration

Policy 9008 BOlAN KOUWV 1990 Regional Management Systems The Case of Bulgaria 9007 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Modernization in the Mountains The Diffusion of

Industrial Technology in West Virginia Manufacturing 9006 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1990 Research Designs for Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis in

Regional Science 9005 TERANCE J REPHANN 1990 The Geography of American Ideological Activity Location Patterns of

Political Extremist Organizations and Periodicals in the United States during the 198Os 9004 KRASSIMIRA PASKALEVA 1990 Theoretical and Methodological Issues in Bulgarian Regional Policy 9003 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 The National Science Foundations Engineering Research Centers Changing

the Culture of US Engineering 9001 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Survey of Technology Use in West Virginia

Manufacturing Preliminary Report

34 Working Papers

Author Index

Numbers such as 9018 refer to reprints listed in reverse chronological order beginning on page 20 the first two digits are the publication year Numbers such as WP9028 refer to 1990 working papers listed on page 34

A ABLER RONALD F

ALBAUM GERALD

B BAHL ROYW

BATEY PETER W J

BATTERMAN STEPHEN

BAYLEY SUZANNE E

BEAUMONT PAUL M

BERNARDHRUSSELL

BLAIR JOHN P

BLITZER CHARLES L

BRADY MICHAEL

BRITI ROBERT D

BROWN MARILYN

BRYANT HAROLD L

C CALZONETfI FRANK

CAMPBELL THOMAS C

CHANG H

CHATFIELD WALTER

CHEN C Y

CORNWELL CHRISTOPHER

CROMWELL JEFF

CUSHING BRIAN J

907middot 674

6936810686 661 906 852 801 779 905894888 87178628513 7625 7624 767 765 7415 7414 749 7422 7312 838 8110 717 807 723

9028710877 86108658511 8458398213 81880158014 BO13 7912 7911 7810 7716 7715 7619 7512 7511 7421 7311 724 8111 7422 8810875 VfP9024 VfP9022 VfP9021 893 8718 878869843834

D DAVIS ROBERT

DECOLA LEE

DEWALD WILLIAM G

DICKSTEIN CARLA

DREESEGRICHARD

DURHAM DAVID L

E ECKERT MARK S

EDMUNDS STAHRL

ELMES GREGORY

ELWELL CRAIG K

F FELLER IRWIN

FISHER PETER S

FOGARlY MICHAEL S

FOOT DAVID K

FOSTER STUART A

FOX DOROTHY H

FOX EDWARD Z

FOX RICHARD T

FRIEDBERG JAMES J

FUGITI GLENN V

G GAROFAW GASPER

GEIGER MELISSA

GERKING SHELBY

GIARRATANI FRANK

GOWMB DANIEL

GOSSLING W F

737 8517 709 VfP90208915887 7420 709 723 865

8014 788 865853848 8213824818 775

824 8410 83138312826 81680197918 7811 7721 8919 8213 7410 8210 7410 90168578212 82118210 7915

831380197918 7811 WP9007 WP9001 8713868811 7720764 756 755 747 746 745 852 744

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GOWDY JOHN M 7917 L GREENHUf JOHN 7419 IABYS WALTER C WP9022 9098917 GREENHUf MELVIN L 7916 7516 7418 891689118910 GREENSTREET DAVID 8914 8988611867 GRUHL JAMES 852 852085148510 GUITAJOAN WP9016 852847838823

8198012803 7618 754 H

LEFRANCOIS PAUL R 837HALE CARL W 6911689673

LENTZ PEGGY A 7515HANHAM ROBERT Q 85128511855

LESOURD JEAN-BAPTISTE 891783108398112 LEWIN JEFF L 90158111813812 LEWIS RONALD L 897891856814

HANNAN MICHAEL J 892883 806 794 787 786 HARNER E JAMES 808 7722 7787614 HAWLEY CLIFFORD B 816 7613 7412 HASHIYA SHUICHI wP9026

WFI1NG EVERARD 788HAYNES KlNGSLEYE 8468314802

WRD MONTAGUE J 909HONEY REX 842 HURD DALE 828 HWANG MING-JENG 8738298013 M

7916 7911 7910 MAGGARD SALLY WARD WP90149014 7810 7516 7419 MAJORS KAREN L 784 7418 MALECKI EDWARD J 8014

MANN PATRICK C 8738610863 I 8598315837 ISSERMAN ANDREWM WP9027 WP9010 8368278011

wP9009 WP9OO6 907 8010 799 798 89188948717 79777137712 8713879868 771176177616 86285198513 7416 7310 722 8518410844 716 708 707 706 8358217825 705683 815811807804 MARTIS KENNETH C WP9015884 784 7714 774 MAZEY MARY ELLEN 737 773772 766 757 MCMILLEN DAVID B 862825

MERRIFIELD JOHN 89188720879J 8217 JOHANSENHARLEYE 7915 7515 MEYER JAMES 824

MIERNYK WILLIAM 90178968715 85188515849K 82168215822

KATELL SIDNEY 7715 811380188017KEE WOO SIK 698685684 809 7914 7913 KlLLWORTH PETER 767 765 7414 79677197718

749 7717 777 7623 KNEISEL ROBERT 8110 7622 7621 763 KOLK DAVID 8110 762 7514 7513 KORT JOHN wP9009 753 734 732 KOUWV BOlAN WP9013 WP9008 731 713 702 KOVACSDEZSO WP9015 6910692691KOVACS ZOLTAN WP9015 681 672 671 KRASHINSKY MICHAEL 8721 662KRMENEC ANDREW J 802

36 Author Index

MIKESELL JOHN L

MILNE WILLIAM J

MONTGOMERY AUSTIN H JR

N NAKAYAMA BEN

0 OHTA HIROSHI

P PACHURI RAJENDRA K

PAGE WALTER P

PALMER JOHN

PALOMBA CATHERI~E A

PALOMBA NEIL A

PASKALEVAKRASSIMlRA

PETER SANDOR

PHILLIPS FRED Y

PICKLES JOHN

PlANE DAVID A

PRIMEAUX WALTER J JR

PUDUP MARY BETH

PURSELL DONALD E

R RASMUSSEN BARBARA

RAYMOND RICHARD

REPHANNTERANCE

REX-LOPATIO KATHY

ROGERSON PETER A

797 7617 7616 739 738 716 715 712 711 703 89198721 789

8214

751~ 7419 7418

838 795 789 735 785 758 7413 785 775 758 7413 748 735 733 wr9004 wr9015 8716 87128613 8314 wr9018 908 8913 8812889885 8828728612 866 861 8521 833821 8628513835 825 863859836 90139012895 8868719876 864 701697687

901 736 721 704 696695682 wr9028 wr9005 874 8628513

ROSE ADAM

RUBIN BARRY M

RUfMAN GILBERT L

S SAUNDERS ROBERT J

SAYRE GREG

SCHLENGER DONALD L

SCHUBERT UWE

SCHWARZ WOLFGANG

SEIFRIED EDMOND J

SHAHROKH FEREIDOON

SHAHROKH SOOSAN

SHAPlRA PHILIP

SHEEHAN MICHAEL

SHELLHAMMER KENNETH L

SlATER PAUL B

SMITH CHRISTOPHER J

SOCHER CHARLES F

SOELISTIJO UKAR

SOLOMON BARRY D

SORENSON DAVID

SPOONER DEREK

STEVENS BENJAMIN

STEVENS BRANDT

STRASZHEIM MAHLON R

SWENSON NORMAN P

SZYRMER JANUSZ

9068968810 888 883 881 87118758516 854841832 8214 828 8110 8178016805 78877107615 7510 743 8311 688674

80106996810 661 89158710 827 8713868 791 738 722 852085148013 7911 WP9019 WP9016 wP9007 WP9003 wP9001 9018 9010904903 8912 828 693 808 793 792 791 783 782 781 776 771 7612 7611 7610 769 768 761 759 752 751 7417 7411 742 741 85128558112 813812 7720 8711 84683148311 SO2 WP9023 842 8710845 854 8818214 834 714 831

Author Index 37

T TAKAYAMA TAKASHI

TAYLOR CAROL

TEITZ MICHAEL B

THIRLWALL ANTHONYP

THOMPSON LUTHER C

TOMPKINS RACHEL B

TORRIES THOMAS F

TRUMBULL WILLIAM N

W WADDELL LORNA M

WALKER ROBEIIT

WARFORD JEREMY J

WATTS MICHAELJ

WINCHESTER HIlARY P M

WITT TOM S

WOODSJEFF

Y YAMAZAKI HIROE

YANG CHIN-WEI

VI GREGORY J L

Z ZDORKOWSKI R TODD

bull

867 8713868 8912 694 745 WP9012 88118810 WP9025 WP9024 90159011899

898 9028928714 874871858 831801779 8010 876 781 861085207711 758 9088913889

wP9011 89108510819 8012 7620

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691 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1969 Sampling Techniques in Making Regional Industry Forecasts In Applications of Input-Output Analysis eds A P Carter and A Brody Amsterdam North-Holland Publishing Company

6810 ROYW BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1968 The Role of State and Local Government in the Economic Development of Appalachia Land Economics 441 50-58

689 CARL W HALE 1968 Local Subsidies Regional Development or Regional Rivalry American Industrial Development Council Journal 34 33-53

688 GILBERT L RUTMAN 1968 The Transkei An Experiment in Economic Separation South African Journal ofEconomics 361 24-31

687 DONALD E PURSELL 1968 Bantu Real Wages and Employment Opportunities in South Africa South African Journal ofEconomics 3611 87-103

686 ROY W BAHL 1968 A Land Speculation Model The Role of the Property Tax as a Constraint to Urban Sprawl Journal ofRegional Science 82 199-208

685 woo SIK KEE 1968 City-Suburban Differentials in Local Government Fiscal Effort National Tax Journal 212 183-189

684 WOO SIK KEE 1968 Industrial Development and Its Impact on Local Finance Quarterly Review of Economics and Business 82 19-24

683 PATRICK MANN 1968 The Application of Users Charges for Urban Public Services Reviews in Urban Economics 12 25-46

682 RICHARD RAYMOND 1968 Determinants of the Quality of Primary and Secondary Public Education in West Virginia Journal ofHuman Resources 34 450-470

681 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1968 Long-Range Forcasting with a Regional Input-Output Model Western Economic Journal 63 165-176

674 GERALD ALBAUM and GILBERT L RUTMAN 1967 The Cooperative-Based Marketing System in Tanganyika Journal ofMarketing 31 54-58

673 CARL W HALE 1967 The Mechanism of the Spread Effect in Regional Development Land Economics 434 45-52

672 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1967 Appalachian Development The Long-Run View Poverty and Human Resources Abstracts 23 36-43

671 WILLIAM H MIE~YK 1967 Simulazione di Sviluppo Regionale con un Modello Input-Output Rivista Internazionale di Scienze Economiche e Commercial 148 741-753

662 WILLIAM H MIERNYK 1966 Experience under the British Local Employment Acts of 1960 and 1963 Industrial and Labor Relations Review 201 30-49

661 ROY W BAHL and ROBERT J SAUNDERS 1966 Factors Associated with Variations in State and Local Government Spending Journal ofFinance 213 523-534

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9028 TERANCE REPHANN 1990 Highways and Regional Economic Development Review of the Theory and Models

9027 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 Automated Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis The QE2 Method and its Application

9026 SHUICHI HASHIYA 1990 Technological Assistance to Small and Medium Sized Manufacturers in Japan Case Studies of Five Regional Industrial Technology Centers

9025 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Questionable Economic Evaluation When Lives are at Stake 9024 CHRISTOPHER CORNWELL and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Estimation of the Economic Model of

Crime Using Panel Data 9023 DAVID J SORENSON 1990 A Spatial Model of Asset Allocation 9022 WALTER C LABYS and JEFF CROMWELL 1990 Relations between Resource Cycles National Cycles

and Regional Economic Instability A Vector Autoregressive Approach 9021 BRIAN J CUSHING 1990 The Effect of Race Relations on the Migration of Blacks in the US 9020 CARlA DICKSfEIN 1990 Socializing Entrepreneurship in Worker Cooperatives The Experience of

Cooperative Development Agencies in Britain and Quebec 9019 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Japans Kohsetsushi Program of Regional Public Examination and Technology

Centers for Upgrading Small and Mid-Size Manufacturing Firms 9018 JOHN PICKLES 1990 Restructuring in Comparative Perspective A Conceptual Framework for

Comparative Research between Eastern and Central Europe and the United States 9016 PHILIP SHAPIRA with JOAN GUITA 1990 Managing Research and Development American and

Japanese Chemicals and Electronics Corporate RampD Compared 9015 KENNETH C MARTIS ZOLTAN KOVACS DEZSO KOVACS and SANDOR PETER 1990 The Geography of

the 1990 Hungarian Parliamentary Elections 9014 SALLY MAGGARD 1990 Schooling Work Experience and Gender The Social Reproduction of Poverty

in Mining Regions 9013 BOlAN KOULOV 1990 Tendencies in the Administrative-Territorial Development of Bulgaria 9012 RACHEL B TOMPKINS 1990 Economic Restructuring and the Changing Regional Development Role

of American Universities 9011 HIROE YAMAZAKI 1990 Japans Regional Development through Third Sector Projects The Cases of

Kitakyushu and Om uta 9010 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 American Economic Development and the States An Overview of Policy

Objectives and Strategies 9009 ANDREW ISSERMAN and JOHN KORT 1990 Regional Economic Consequences of US Immigration

Policy 9008 BOlAN KOUWV 1990 Regional Management Systems The Case of Bulgaria 9007 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Modernization in the Mountains The Diffusion of

Industrial Technology in West Virginia Manufacturing 9006 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1990 Research Designs for Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis in

Regional Science 9005 TERANCE J REPHANN 1990 The Geography of American Ideological Activity Location Patterns of

Political Extremist Organizations and Periodicals in the United States during the 198Os 9004 KRASSIMIRA PASKALEVA 1990 Theoretical and Methodological Issues in Bulgarian Regional Policy 9003 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 The National Science Foundations Engineering Research Centers Changing

the Culture of US Engineering 9001 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Survey of Technology Use in West Virginia

Manufacturing Preliminary Report

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Author Index

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A ABLER RONALD F

ALBAUM GERALD

B BAHL ROYW

BATEY PETER W J

BATTERMAN STEPHEN

BAYLEY SUZANNE E

BEAUMONT PAUL M

BERNARDHRUSSELL

BLAIR JOHN P

BLITZER CHARLES L

BRADY MICHAEL

BRITI ROBERT D

BROWN MARILYN

BRYANT HAROLD L

C CALZONETfI FRANK

CAMPBELL THOMAS C

CHANG H

CHATFIELD WALTER

CHEN C Y

CORNWELL CHRISTOPHER

CROMWELL JEFF

CUSHING BRIAN J

907middot 674

6936810686 661 906 852 801 779 905894888 87178628513 7625 7624 767 765 7415 7414 749 7422 7312 838 8110 717 807 723

9028710877 86108658511 8458398213 81880158014 BO13 7912 7911 7810 7716 7715 7619 7512 7511 7421 7311 724 8111 7422 8810875 VfP9024 VfP9022 VfP9021 893 8718 878869843834

D DAVIS ROBERT

DECOLA LEE

DEWALD WILLIAM G

DICKSTEIN CARLA

DREESEGRICHARD

DURHAM DAVID L

E ECKERT MARK S

EDMUNDS STAHRL

ELMES GREGORY

ELWELL CRAIG K

F FELLER IRWIN

FISHER PETER S

FOGARlY MICHAEL S

FOOT DAVID K

FOSTER STUART A

FOX DOROTHY H

FOX EDWARD Z

FOX RICHARD T

FRIEDBERG JAMES J

FUGITI GLENN V

G GAROFAW GASPER

GEIGER MELISSA

GERKING SHELBY

GIARRATANI FRANK

GOWMB DANIEL

GOSSLING W F

737 8517 709 VfP90208915887 7420 709 723 865

8014 788 865853848 8213824818 775

824 8410 83138312826 81680197918 7811 7721 8919 8213 7410 8210 7410 90168578212 82118210 7915

831380197918 7811 WP9007 WP9001 8713868811 7720764 756 755 747 746 745 852 744

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GOWDY JOHN M 7917 L GREENHUf JOHN 7419 IABYS WALTER C WP9022 9098917 GREENHUf MELVIN L 7916 7516 7418 891689118910 GREENSTREET DAVID 8914 8988611867 GRUHL JAMES 852 852085148510 GUITAJOAN WP9016 852847838823

8198012803 7618 754 H

LEFRANCOIS PAUL R 837HALE CARL W 6911689673

LENTZ PEGGY A 7515HANHAM ROBERT Q 85128511855

LESOURD JEAN-BAPTISTE 891783108398112 LEWIN JEFF L 90158111813812 LEWIS RONALD L 897891856814

HANNAN MICHAEL J 892883 806 794 787 786 HARNER E JAMES 808 7722 7787614 HAWLEY CLIFFORD B 816 7613 7412 HASHIYA SHUICHI wP9026

WFI1NG EVERARD 788HAYNES KlNGSLEYE 8468314802

WRD MONTAGUE J 909HONEY REX 842 HURD DALE 828 HWANG MING-JENG 8738298013 M

7916 7911 7910 MAGGARD SALLY WARD WP90149014 7810 7516 7419 MAJORS KAREN L 784 7418 MALECKI EDWARD J 8014

MANN PATRICK C 8738610863 I 8598315837 ISSERMAN ANDREWM WP9027 WP9010 8368278011

wP9009 WP9OO6 907 8010 799 798 89188948717 79777137712 8713879868 771176177616 86285198513 7416 7310 722 8518410844 716 708 707 706 8358217825 705683 815811807804 MARTIS KENNETH C WP9015884 784 7714 774 MAZEY MARY ELLEN 737 773772 766 757 MCMILLEN DAVID B 862825

MERRIFIELD JOHN 89188720879J 8217 JOHANSENHARLEYE 7915 7515 MEYER JAMES 824

MIERNYK WILLIAM 90178968715 85188515849K 82168215822

KATELL SIDNEY 7715 811380188017KEE WOO SIK 698685684 809 7914 7913 KlLLWORTH PETER 767 765 7414 79677197718

749 7717 777 7623 KNEISEL ROBERT 8110 7622 7621 763 KOLK DAVID 8110 762 7514 7513 KORT JOHN wP9009 753 734 732 KOUWV BOlAN WP9013 WP9008 731 713 702 KOVACSDEZSO WP9015 6910692691KOVACS ZOLTAN WP9015 681 672 671 KRASHINSKY MICHAEL 8721 662KRMENEC ANDREW J 802

36 Author Index

MIKESELL JOHN L

MILNE WILLIAM J

MONTGOMERY AUSTIN H JR

N NAKAYAMA BEN

0 OHTA HIROSHI

P PACHURI RAJENDRA K

PAGE WALTER P

PALMER JOHN

PALOMBA CATHERI~E A

PALOMBA NEIL A

PASKALEVAKRASSIMlRA

PETER SANDOR

PHILLIPS FRED Y

PICKLES JOHN

PlANE DAVID A

PRIMEAUX WALTER J JR

PUDUP MARY BETH

PURSELL DONALD E

R RASMUSSEN BARBARA

RAYMOND RICHARD

REPHANNTERANCE

REX-LOPATIO KATHY

ROGERSON PETER A

797 7617 7616 739 738 716 715 712 711 703 89198721 789

8214

751~ 7419 7418

838 795 789 735 785 758 7413 785 775 758 7413 748 735 733 wr9004 wr9015 8716 87128613 8314 wr9018 908 8913 8812889885 8828728612 866 861 8521 833821 8628513835 825 863859836 90139012895 8868719876 864 701697687

901 736 721 704 696695682 wr9028 wr9005 874 8628513

ROSE ADAM

RUBIN BARRY M

RUfMAN GILBERT L

S SAUNDERS ROBERT J

SAYRE GREG

SCHLENGER DONALD L

SCHUBERT UWE

SCHWARZ WOLFGANG

SEIFRIED EDMOND J

SHAHROKH FEREIDOON

SHAHROKH SOOSAN

SHAPlRA PHILIP

SHEEHAN MICHAEL

SHELLHAMMER KENNETH L

SlATER PAUL B

SMITH CHRISTOPHER J

SOCHER CHARLES F

SOELISTIJO UKAR

SOLOMON BARRY D

SORENSON DAVID

SPOONER DEREK

STEVENS BENJAMIN

STEVENS BRANDT

STRASZHEIM MAHLON R

SWENSON NORMAN P

SZYRMER JANUSZ

9068968810 888 883 881 87118758516 854841832 8214 828 8110 8178016805 78877107615 7510 743 8311 688674

80106996810 661 89158710 827 8713868 791 738 722 852085148013 7911 WP9019 WP9016 wP9007 WP9003 wP9001 9018 9010904903 8912 828 693 808 793 792 791 783 782 781 776 771 7612 7611 7610 769 768 761 759 752 751 7417 7411 742 741 85128558112 813812 7720 8711 84683148311 SO2 WP9023 842 8710845 854 8818214 834 714 831

Author Index 37

T TAKAYAMA TAKASHI

TAYLOR CAROL

TEITZ MICHAEL B

THIRLWALL ANTHONYP

THOMPSON LUTHER C

TOMPKINS RACHEL B

TORRIES THOMAS F

TRUMBULL WILLIAM N

W WADDELL LORNA M

WALKER ROBEIIT

WARFORD JEREMY J

WATTS MICHAELJ

WINCHESTER HIlARY P M

WITT TOM S

WOODSJEFF

Y YAMAZAKI HIROE

YANG CHIN-WEI

VI GREGORY J L

Z ZDORKOWSKI R TODD

bull

867 8713868 8912 694 745 WP9012 88118810 WP9025 WP9024 90159011899

898 9028928714 874871858 831801779 8010 876 781 861085207711 758 9088913889

wP9011 89108510819 8012 7620

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9028 TERANCE REPHANN 1990 Highways and Regional Economic Development Review of the Theory and Models

9027 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 Automated Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis The QE2 Method and its Application

9026 SHUICHI HASHIYA 1990 Technological Assistance to Small and Medium Sized Manufacturers in Japan Case Studies of Five Regional Industrial Technology Centers

9025 WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Questionable Economic Evaluation When Lives are at Stake 9024 CHRISTOPHER CORNWELL and WILLIAM N TRUMBULL 1990 Estimation of the Economic Model of

Crime Using Panel Data 9023 DAVID J SORENSON 1990 A Spatial Model of Asset Allocation 9022 WALTER C LABYS and JEFF CROMWELL 1990 Relations between Resource Cycles National Cycles

and Regional Economic Instability A Vector Autoregressive Approach 9021 BRIAN J CUSHING 1990 The Effect of Race Relations on the Migration of Blacks in the US 9020 CARlA DICKSfEIN 1990 Socializing Entrepreneurship in Worker Cooperatives The Experience of

Cooperative Development Agencies in Britain and Quebec 9019 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 Japans Kohsetsushi Program of Regional Public Examination and Technology

Centers for Upgrading Small and Mid-Size Manufacturing Firms 9018 JOHN PICKLES 1990 Restructuring in Comparative Perspective A Conceptual Framework for

Comparative Research between Eastern and Central Europe and the United States 9016 PHILIP SHAPIRA with JOAN GUITA 1990 Managing Research and Development American and

Japanese Chemicals and Electronics Corporate RampD Compared 9015 KENNETH C MARTIS ZOLTAN KOVACS DEZSO KOVACS and SANDOR PETER 1990 The Geography of

the 1990 Hungarian Parliamentary Elections 9014 SALLY MAGGARD 1990 Schooling Work Experience and Gender The Social Reproduction of Poverty

in Mining Regions 9013 BOlAN KOULOV 1990 Tendencies in the Administrative-Territorial Development of Bulgaria 9012 RACHEL B TOMPKINS 1990 Economic Restructuring and the Changing Regional Development Role

of American Universities 9011 HIROE YAMAZAKI 1990 Japans Regional Development through Third Sector Projects The Cases of

Kitakyushu and Om uta 9010 ANDREW ISSERMAN 1990 American Economic Development and the States An Overview of Policy

Objectives and Strategies 9009 ANDREW ISSERMAN and JOHN KORT 1990 Regional Economic Consequences of US Immigration

Policy 9008 BOlAN KOUWV 1990 Regional Management Systems The Case of Bulgaria 9007 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Modernization in the Mountains The Diffusion of

Industrial Technology in West Virginia Manufacturing 9006 ANDREW M ISSERMAN 1990 Research Designs for Quasi-Experimental Control Group Analysis in

Regional Science 9005 TERANCE J REPHANN 1990 The Geography of American Ideological Activity Location Patterns of

Political Extremist Organizations and Periodicals in the United States during the 198Os 9004 KRASSIMIRA PASKALEVA 1990 Theoretical and Methodological Issues in Bulgarian Regional Policy 9003 PHILIP SHAPIRA 1990 The National Science Foundations Engineering Research Centers Changing

the Culture of US Engineering 9001 PHILIP SHAPIRA and MELISSA GEIGER 1990 Survey of Technology Use in West Virginia

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A ABLER RONALD F

ALBAUM GERALD

B BAHL ROYW

BATEY PETER W J

BATTERMAN STEPHEN

BAYLEY SUZANNE E

BEAUMONT PAUL M

BERNARDHRUSSELL

BLAIR JOHN P

BLITZER CHARLES L

BRADY MICHAEL

BRITI ROBERT D

BROWN MARILYN

BRYANT HAROLD L

C CALZONETfI FRANK

CAMPBELL THOMAS C

CHANG H

CHATFIELD WALTER

CHEN C Y

CORNWELL CHRISTOPHER

CROMWELL JEFF

CUSHING BRIAN J

907middot 674

6936810686 661 906 852 801 779 905894888 87178628513 7625 7624 767 765 7415 7414 749 7422 7312 838 8110 717 807 723

9028710877 86108658511 8458398213 81880158014 BO13 7912 7911 7810 7716 7715 7619 7512 7511 7421 7311 724 8111 7422 8810875 VfP9024 VfP9022 VfP9021 893 8718 878869843834

D DAVIS ROBERT

DECOLA LEE

DEWALD WILLIAM G

DICKSTEIN CARLA

DREESEGRICHARD

DURHAM DAVID L

E ECKERT MARK S

EDMUNDS STAHRL

ELMES GREGORY

ELWELL CRAIG K

F FELLER IRWIN

FISHER PETER S

FOGARlY MICHAEL S

FOOT DAVID K

FOSTER STUART A

FOX DOROTHY H

FOX EDWARD Z

FOX RICHARD T

FRIEDBERG JAMES J

FUGITI GLENN V

G GAROFAW GASPER

GEIGER MELISSA

GERKING SHELBY

GIARRATANI FRANK

GOWMB DANIEL

GOSSLING W F

737 8517 709 VfP90208915887 7420 709 723 865

8014 788 865853848 8213824818 775

824 8410 83138312826 81680197918 7811 7721 8919 8213 7410 8210 7410 90168578212 82118210 7915

831380197918 7811 WP9007 WP9001 8713868811 7720764 756 755 747 746 745 852 744

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GOWDY JOHN M 7917 L GREENHUf JOHN 7419 IABYS WALTER C WP9022 9098917 GREENHUf MELVIN L 7916 7516 7418 891689118910 GREENSTREET DAVID 8914 8988611867 GRUHL JAMES 852 852085148510 GUITAJOAN WP9016 852847838823

8198012803 7618 754 H

LEFRANCOIS PAUL R 837HALE CARL W 6911689673

LENTZ PEGGY A 7515HANHAM ROBERT Q 85128511855

LESOURD JEAN-BAPTISTE 891783108398112 LEWIN JEFF L 90158111813812 LEWIS RONALD L 897891856814

HANNAN MICHAEL J 892883 806 794 787 786 HARNER E JAMES 808 7722 7787614 HAWLEY CLIFFORD B 816 7613 7412 HASHIYA SHUICHI wP9026

WFI1NG EVERARD 788HAYNES KlNGSLEYE 8468314802

WRD MONTAGUE J 909HONEY REX 842 HURD DALE 828 HWANG MING-JENG 8738298013 M

7916 7911 7910 MAGGARD SALLY WARD WP90149014 7810 7516 7419 MAJORS KAREN L 784 7418 MALECKI EDWARD J 8014

MANN PATRICK C 8738610863 I 8598315837 ISSERMAN ANDREWM WP9027 WP9010 8368278011

wP9009 WP9OO6 907 8010 799 798 89188948717 79777137712 8713879868 771176177616 86285198513 7416 7310 722 8518410844 716 708 707 706 8358217825 705683 815811807804 MARTIS KENNETH C WP9015884 784 7714 774 MAZEY MARY ELLEN 737 773772 766 757 MCMILLEN DAVID B 862825

MERRIFIELD JOHN 89188720879J 8217 JOHANSENHARLEYE 7915 7515 MEYER JAMES 824

MIERNYK WILLIAM 90178968715 85188515849K 82168215822

KATELL SIDNEY 7715 811380188017KEE WOO SIK 698685684 809 7914 7913 KlLLWORTH PETER 767 765 7414 79677197718

749 7717 777 7623 KNEISEL ROBERT 8110 7622 7621 763 KOLK DAVID 8110 762 7514 7513 KORT JOHN wP9009 753 734 732 KOUWV BOlAN WP9013 WP9008 731 713 702 KOVACSDEZSO WP9015 6910692691KOVACS ZOLTAN WP9015 681 672 671 KRASHINSKY MICHAEL 8721 662KRMENEC ANDREW J 802

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MIKESELL JOHN L

MILNE WILLIAM J

MONTGOMERY AUSTIN H JR

N NAKAYAMA BEN

0 OHTA HIROSHI

P PACHURI RAJENDRA K

PAGE WALTER P

PALMER JOHN

PALOMBA CATHERI~E A

PALOMBA NEIL A

PASKALEVAKRASSIMlRA

PETER SANDOR

PHILLIPS FRED Y

PICKLES JOHN

PlANE DAVID A

PRIMEAUX WALTER J JR

PUDUP MARY BETH

PURSELL DONALD E

R RASMUSSEN BARBARA

RAYMOND RICHARD

REPHANNTERANCE

REX-LOPATIO KATHY

ROGERSON PETER A

797 7617 7616 739 738 716 715 712 711 703 89198721 789

8214

751~ 7419 7418

838 795 789 735 785 758 7413 785 775 758 7413 748 735 733 wr9004 wr9015 8716 87128613 8314 wr9018 908 8913 8812889885 8828728612 866 861 8521 833821 8628513835 825 863859836 90139012895 8868719876 864 701697687

901 736 721 704 696695682 wr9028 wr9005 874 8628513

ROSE ADAM

RUBIN BARRY M

RUfMAN GILBERT L

S SAUNDERS ROBERT J

SAYRE GREG

SCHLENGER DONALD L

SCHUBERT UWE

SCHWARZ WOLFGANG

SEIFRIED EDMOND J

SHAHROKH FEREIDOON

SHAHROKH SOOSAN

SHAPlRA PHILIP

SHEEHAN MICHAEL

SHELLHAMMER KENNETH L

SlATER PAUL B

SMITH CHRISTOPHER J

SOCHER CHARLES F

SOELISTIJO UKAR

SOLOMON BARRY D

SORENSON DAVID

SPOONER DEREK

STEVENS BENJAMIN

STEVENS BRANDT

STRASZHEIM MAHLON R

SWENSON NORMAN P

SZYRMER JANUSZ

9068968810 888 883 881 87118758516 854841832 8214 828 8110 8178016805 78877107615 7510 743 8311 688674

80106996810 661 89158710 827 8713868 791 738 722 852085148013 7911 WP9019 WP9016 wP9007 WP9003 wP9001 9018 9010904903 8912 828 693 808 793 792 791 783 782 781 776 771 7612 7611 7610 769 768 761 759 752 751 7417 7411 742 741 85128558112 813812 7720 8711 84683148311 SO2 WP9023 842 8710845 854 8818214 834 714 831

Author Index 37

T TAKAYAMA TAKASHI

TAYLOR CAROL

TEITZ MICHAEL B

THIRLWALL ANTHONYP

THOMPSON LUTHER C

TOMPKINS RACHEL B

TORRIES THOMAS F

TRUMBULL WILLIAM N

W WADDELL LORNA M

WALKER ROBEIIT

WARFORD JEREMY J

WATTS MICHAELJ

WINCHESTER HIlARY P M

WITT TOM S

WOODSJEFF

Y YAMAZAKI HIROE

YANG CHIN-WEI

VI GREGORY J L

Z ZDORKOWSKI R TODD

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867 8713868 8912 694 745 WP9012 88118810 WP9025 WP9024 90159011899

898 9028928714 874871858 831801779 8010 876 781 861085207711 758 9088913889

wP9011 89108510819 8012 7620

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A ABLER RONALD F

ALBAUM GERALD

B BAHL ROYW

BATEY PETER W J

BATTERMAN STEPHEN

BAYLEY SUZANNE E

BEAUMONT PAUL M

BERNARDHRUSSELL

BLAIR JOHN P

BLITZER CHARLES L

BRADY MICHAEL

BRITI ROBERT D

BROWN MARILYN

BRYANT HAROLD L

C CALZONETfI FRANK

CAMPBELL THOMAS C

CHANG H

CHATFIELD WALTER

CHEN C Y

CORNWELL CHRISTOPHER

CROMWELL JEFF

CUSHING BRIAN J

907middot 674

6936810686 661 906 852 801 779 905894888 87178628513 7625 7624 767 765 7415 7414 749 7422 7312 838 8110 717 807 723

9028710877 86108658511 8458398213 81880158014 BO13 7912 7911 7810 7716 7715 7619 7512 7511 7421 7311 724 8111 7422 8810875 VfP9024 VfP9022 VfP9021 893 8718 878869843834

D DAVIS ROBERT

DECOLA LEE

DEWALD WILLIAM G

DICKSTEIN CARLA

DREESEGRICHARD

DURHAM DAVID L

E ECKERT MARK S

EDMUNDS STAHRL

ELMES GREGORY

ELWELL CRAIG K

F FELLER IRWIN

FISHER PETER S

FOGARlY MICHAEL S

FOOT DAVID K

FOSTER STUART A

FOX DOROTHY H

FOX EDWARD Z

FOX RICHARD T

FRIEDBERG JAMES J

FUGITI GLENN V

G GAROFAW GASPER

GEIGER MELISSA

GERKING SHELBY

GIARRATANI FRANK

GOWMB DANIEL

GOSSLING W F

737 8517 709 VfP90208915887 7420 709 723 865

8014 788 865853848 8213824818 775

824 8410 83138312826 81680197918 7811 7721 8919 8213 7410 8210 7410 90168578212 82118210 7915

831380197918 7811 WP9007 WP9001 8713868811 7720764 756 755 747 746 745 852 744

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GOWDY JOHN M 7917 L GREENHUf JOHN 7419 IABYS WALTER C WP9022 9098917 GREENHUf MELVIN L 7916 7516 7418 891689118910 GREENSTREET DAVID 8914 8988611867 GRUHL JAMES 852 852085148510 GUITAJOAN WP9016 852847838823

8198012803 7618 754 H

LEFRANCOIS PAUL R 837HALE CARL W 6911689673

LENTZ PEGGY A 7515HANHAM ROBERT Q 85128511855

LESOURD JEAN-BAPTISTE 891783108398112 LEWIN JEFF L 90158111813812 LEWIS RONALD L 897891856814

HANNAN MICHAEL J 892883 806 794 787 786 HARNER E JAMES 808 7722 7787614 HAWLEY CLIFFORD B 816 7613 7412 HASHIYA SHUICHI wP9026

WFI1NG EVERARD 788HAYNES KlNGSLEYE 8468314802

WRD MONTAGUE J 909HONEY REX 842 HURD DALE 828 HWANG MING-JENG 8738298013 M

7916 7911 7910 MAGGARD SALLY WARD WP90149014 7810 7516 7419 MAJORS KAREN L 784 7418 MALECKI EDWARD J 8014

MANN PATRICK C 8738610863 I 8598315837 ISSERMAN ANDREWM WP9027 WP9010 8368278011

wP9009 WP9OO6 907 8010 799 798 89188948717 79777137712 8713879868 771176177616 86285198513 7416 7310 722 8518410844 716 708 707 706 8358217825 705683 815811807804 MARTIS KENNETH C WP9015884 784 7714 774 MAZEY MARY ELLEN 737 773772 766 757 MCMILLEN DAVID B 862825

MERRIFIELD JOHN 89188720879J 8217 JOHANSENHARLEYE 7915 7515 MEYER JAMES 824

MIERNYK WILLIAM 90178968715 85188515849K 82168215822

KATELL SIDNEY 7715 811380188017KEE WOO SIK 698685684 809 7914 7913 KlLLWORTH PETER 767 765 7414 79677197718

749 7717 777 7623 KNEISEL ROBERT 8110 7622 7621 763 KOLK DAVID 8110 762 7514 7513 KORT JOHN wP9009 753 734 732 KOUWV BOlAN WP9013 WP9008 731 713 702 KOVACSDEZSO WP9015 6910692691KOVACS ZOLTAN WP9015 681 672 671 KRASHINSKY MICHAEL 8721 662KRMENEC ANDREW J 802

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MIKESELL JOHN L

MILNE WILLIAM J

MONTGOMERY AUSTIN H JR

N NAKAYAMA BEN

0 OHTA HIROSHI

P PACHURI RAJENDRA K

PAGE WALTER P

PALMER JOHN

PALOMBA CATHERI~E A

PALOMBA NEIL A

PASKALEVAKRASSIMlRA

PETER SANDOR

PHILLIPS FRED Y

PICKLES JOHN

PlANE DAVID A

PRIMEAUX WALTER J JR

PUDUP MARY BETH

PURSELL DONALD E

R RASMUSSEN BARBARA

RAYMOND RICHARD

REPHANNTERANCE

REX-LOPATIO KATHY

ROGERSON PETER A

797 7617 7616 739 738 716 715 712 711 703 89198721 789

8214

751~ 7419 7418

838 795 789 735 785 758 7413 785 775 758 7413 748 735 733 wr9004 wr9015 8716 87128613 8314 wr9018 908 8913 8812889885 8828728612 866 861 8521 833821 8628513835 825 863859836 90139012895 8868719876 864 701697687

901 736 721 704 696695682 wr9028 wr9005 874 8628513

ROSE ADAM

RUBIN BARRY M

RUfMAN GILBERT L

S SAUNDERS ROBERT J

SAYRE GREG

SCHLENGER DONALD L

SCHUBERT UWE

SCHWARZ WOLFGANG

SEIFRIED EDMOND J

SHAHROKH FEREIDOON

SHAHROKH SOOSAN

SHAPlRA PHILIP

SHEEHAN MICHAEL

SHELLHAMMER KENNETH L

SlATER PAUL B

SMITH CHRISTOPHER J

SOCHER CHARLES F

SOELISTIJO UKAR

SOLOMON BARRY D

SORENSON DAVID

SPOONER DEREK

STEVENS BENJAMIN

STEVENS BRANDT

STRASZHEIM MAHLON R

SWENSON NORMAN P

SZYRMER JANUSZ

9068968810 888 883 881 87118758516 854841832 8214 828 8110 8178016805 78877107615 7510 743 8311 688674

80106996810 661 89158710 827 8713868 791 738 722 852085148013 7911 WP9019 WP9016 wP9007 WP9003 wP9001 9018 9010904903 8912 828 693 808 793 792 791 783 782 781 776 771 7612 7611 7610 769 768 761 759 752 751 7417 7411 742 741 85128558112 813812 7720 8711 84683148311 SO2 WP9023 842 8710845 854 8818214 834 714 831

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T TAKAYAMA TAKASHI

TAYLOR CAROL

TEITZ MICHAEL B

THIRLWALL ANTHONYP

THOMPSON LUTHER C

TOMPKINS RACHEL B

TORRIES THOMAS F

TRUMBULL WILLIAM N

W WADDELL LORNA M

WALKER ROBEIIT

WARFORD JEREMY J

WATTS MICHAELJ

WINCHESTER HIlARY P M

WITT TOM S

WOODSJEFF

Y YAMAZAKI HIROE

YANG CHIN-WEI

VI GREGORY J L

Z ZDORKOWSKI R TODD

bull

867 8713868 8912 694 745 WP9012 88118810 WP9025 WP9024 90159011899

898 9028928714 874871858 831801779 8010 876 781 861085207711 758 9088913889

wP9011 89108510819 8012 7620

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GOWDY JOHN M 7917 L GREENHUf JOHN 7419 IABYS WALTER C WP9022 9098917 GREENHUf MELVIN L 7916 7516 7418 891689118910 GREENSTREET DAVID 8914 8988611867 GRUHL JAMES 852 852085148510 GUITAJOAN WP9016 852847838823

8198012803 7618 754 H

LEFRANCOIS PAUL R 837HALE CARL W 6911689673

LENTZ PEGGY A 7515HANHAM ROBERT Q 85128511855

LESOURD JEAN-BAPTISTE 891783108398112 LEWIN JEFF L 90158111813812 LEWIS RONALD L 897891856814

HANNAN MICHAEL J 892883 806 794 787 786 HARNER E JAMES 808 7722 7787614 HAWLEY CLIFFORD B 816 7613 7412 HASHIYA SHUICHI wP9026

WFI1NG EVERARD 788HAYNES KlNGSLEYE 8468314802

WRD MONTAGUE J 909HONEY REX 842 HURD DALE 828 HWANG MING-JENG 8738298013 M

7916 7911 7910 MAGGARD SALLY WARD WP90149014 7810 7516 7419 MAJORS KAREN L 784 7418 MALECKI EDWARD J 8014

MANN PATRICK C 8738610863 I 8598315837 ISSERMAN ANDREWM WP9027 WP9010 8368278011

wP9009 WP9OO6 907 8010 799 798 89188948717 79777137712 8713879868 771176177616 86285198513 7416 7310 722 8518410844 716 708 707 706 8358217825 705683 815811807804 MARTIS KENNETH C WP9015884 784 7714 774 MAZEY MARY ELLEN 737 773772 766 757 MCMILLEN DAVID B 862825

MERRIFIELD JOHN 89188720879J 8217 JOHANSENHARLEYE 7915 7515 MEYER JAMES 824

MIERNYK WILLIAM 90178968715 85188515849K 82168215822

KATELL SIDNEY 7715 811380188017KEE WOO SIK 698685684 809 7914 7913 KlLLWORTH PETER 767 765 7414 79677197718

749 7717 777 7623 KNEISEL ROBERT 8110 7622 7621 763 KOLK DAVID 8110 762 7514 7513 KORT JOHN wP9009 753 734 732 KOUWV BOlAN WP9013 WP9008 731 713 702 KOVACSDEZSO WP9015 6910692691KOVACS ZOLTAN WP9015 681 672 671 KRASHINSKY MICHAEL 8721 662KRMENEC ANDREW J 802

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MIKESELL JOHN L

MILNE WILLIAM J

MONTGOMERY AUSTIN H JR

N NAKAYAMA BEN

0 OHTA HIROSHI

P PACHURI RAJENDRA K

PAGE WALTER P

PALMER JOHN

PALOMBA CATHERI~E A

PALOMBA NEIL A

PASKALEVAKRASSIMlRA

PETER SANDOR

PHILLIPS FRED Y

PICKLES JOHN

PlANE DAVID A

PRIMEAUX WALTER J JR

PUDUP MARY BETH

PURSELL DONALD E

R RASMUSSEN BARBARA

RAYMOND RICHARD

REPHANNTERANCE

REX-LOPATIO KATHY

ROGERSON PETER A

797 7617 7616 739 738 716 715 712 711 703 89198721 789

8214

751~ 7419 7418

838 795 789 735 785 758 7413 785 775 758 7413 748 735 733 wr9004 wr9015 8716 87128613 8314 wr9018 908 8913 8812889885 8828728612 866 861 8521 833821 8628513835 825 863859836 90139012895 8868719876 864 701697687

901 736 721 704 696695682 wr9028 wr9005 874 8628513

ROSE ADAM

RUBIN BARRY M

RUfMAN GILBERT L

S SAUNDERS ROBERT J

SAYRE GREG

SCHLENGER DONALD L

SCHUBERT UWE

SCHWARZ WOLFGANG

SEIFRIED EDMOND J

SHAHROKH FEREIDOON

SHAHROKH SOOSAN

SHAPlRA PHILIP

SHEEHAN MICHAEL

SHELLHAMMER KENNETH L

SlATER PAUL B

SMITH CHRISTOPHER J

SOCHER CHARLES F

SOELISTIJO UKAR

SOLOMON BARRY D

SORENSON DAVID

SPOONER DEREK

STEVENS BENJAMIN

STEVENS BRANDT

STRASZHEIM MAHLON R

SWENSON NORMAN P

SZYRMER JANUSZ

9068968810 888 883 881 87118758516 854841832 8214 828 8110 8178016805 78877107615 7510 743 8311 688674

80106996810 661 89158710 827 8713868 791 738 722 852085148013 7911 WP9019 WP9016 wP9007 WP9003 wP9001 9018 9010904903 8912 828 693 808 793 792 791 783 782 781 776 771 7612 7611 7610 769 768 761 759 752 751 7417 7411 742 741 85128558112 813812 7720 8711 84683148311 SO2 WP9023 842 8710845 854 8818214 834 714 831

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T TAKAYAMA TAKASHI

TAYLOR CAROL

TEITZ MICHAEL B

THIRLWALL ANTHONYP

THOMPSON LUTHER C

TOMPKINS RACHEL B

TORRIES THOMAS F

TRUMBULL WILLIAM N

W WADDELL LORNA M

WALKER ROBEIIT

WARFORD JEREMY J

WATTS MICHAELJ

WINCHESTER HIlARY P M

WITT TOM S

WOODSJEFF

Y YAMAZAKI HIROE

YANG CHIN-WEI

VI GREGORY J L

Z ZDORKOWSKI R TODD

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867 8713868 8912 694 745 WP9012 88118810 WP9025 WP9024 90159011899

898 9028928714 874871858 831801779 8010 876 781 861085207711 758 9088913889

wP9011 89108510819 8012 7620

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MIKESELL JOHN L

MILNE WILLIAM J

MONTGOMERY AUSTIN H JR

N NAKAYAMA BEN

0 OHTA HIROSHI

P PACHURI RAJENDRA K

PAGE WALTER P

PALMER JOHN

PALOMBA CATHERI~E A

PALOMBA NEIL A

PASKALEVAKRASSIMlRA

PETER SANDOR

PHILLIPS FRED Y

PICKLES JOHN

PlANE DAVID A

PRIMEAUX WALTER J JR

PUDUP MARY BETH

PURSELL DONALD E

R RASMUSSEN BARBARA

RAYMOND RICHARD

REPHANNTERANCE

REX-LOPATIO KATHY

ROGERSON PETER A

797 7617 7616 739 738 716 715 712 711 703 89198721 789

8214

751~ 7419 7418

838 795 789 735 785 758 7413 785 775 758 7413 748 735 733 wr9004 wr9015 8716 87128613 8314 wr9018 908 8913 8812889885 8828728612 866 861 8521 833821 8628513835 825 863859836 90139012895 8868719876 864 701697687

901 736 721 704 696695682 wr9028 wr9005 874 8628513

ROSE ADAM

RUBIN BARRY M

RUfMAN GILBERT L

S SAUNDERS ROBERT J

SAYRE GREG

SCHLENGER DONALD L

SCHUBERT UWE

SCHWARZ WOLFGANG

SEIFRIED EDMOND J

SHAHROKH FEREIDOON

SHAHROKH SOOSAN

SHAPlRA PHILIP

SHEEHAN MICHAEL

SHELLHAMMER KENNETH L

SlATER PAUL B

SMITH CHRISTOPHER J

SOCHER CHARLES F

SOELISTIJO UKAR

SOLOMON BARRY D

SORENSON DAVID

SPOONER DEREK

STEVENS BENJAMIN

STEVENS BRANDT

STRASZHEIM MAHLON R

SWENSON NORMAN P

SZYRMER JANUSZ

9068968810 888 883 881 87118758516 854841832 8214 828 8110 8178016805 78877107615 7510 743 8311 688674

80106996810 661 89158710 827 8713868 791 738 722 852085148013 7911 WP9019 WP9016 wP9007 WP9003 wP9001 9018 9010904903 8912 828 693 808 793 792 791 783 782 781 776 771 7612 7611 7610 769 768 761 759 752 751 7417 7411 742 741 85128558112 813812 7720 8711 84683148311 SO2 WP9023 842 8710845 854 8818214 834 714 831

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T TAKAYAMA TAKASHI

TAYLOR CAROL

TEITZ MICHAEL B

THIRLWALL ANTHONYP

THOMPSON LUTHER C

TOMPKINS RACHEL B

TORRIES THOMAS F

TRUMBULL WILLIAM N

W WADDELL LORNA M

WALKER ROBEIIT

WARFORD JEREMY J

WATTS MICHAELJ

WINCHESTER HIlARY P M

WITT TOM S

WOODSJEFF

Y YAMAZAKI HIROE

YANG CHIN-WEI

VI GREGORY J L

Z ZDORKOWSKI R TODD

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T TAKAYAMA TAKASHI

TAYLOR CAROL

TEITZ MICHAEL B

THIRLWALL ANTHONYP

THOMPSON LUTHER C

TOMPKINS RACHEL B

TORRIES THOMAS F

TRUMBULL WILLIAM N

W WADDELL LORNA M

WALKER ROBEIIT

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