Journal Article
Panama City cruises past Spring break
Davidson, Charles (2007)
EconSouth , Volume 9 , Issue 3

Journal Article
\\"You have a new wave of economic developers\\"
Davidson, Charles (2008)
EconSouth , Volume 10 , Issue 1

Journal Article
Space Coast: where economics is more than rocket science
Davidson, Charles (2006-04-02)
EconSouth , Volume 8 , Issue Q 2

Journal Article
Forest products industry has deep Southern roots
Davidson, Charles (2009)
With plentiful indigenous resources, the forest products industry has long been an important part of the region's economy, employing thousands of people and generating billions of dollars. But with a recession and global trade pressures, the industry faces daunting challenges.
EconSouth , Volume 11 , Issue 4

Journal Article
From spotlight to shadow: housing's luster fades
Davidson, Charles; Chriszt, Michael J. (2007)
New home construction set a torrid pace for years in the Southeast. But the homebuilding industry has cooled considerably, tempering the vitality of industries that had flourished along with it.
EconSouth , Volume 9 , Issue 2

Journal Article
Manufacturing revs up Mobile
Davidson, Charles (2008)
EconSouth , Volume 10 , Issue 2

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Reaching for the stars: Southern states vie for film productions
Davidson, Charles (2005-07)
Southern states are avidly pursuing movie and television productions, eager to reap the economic benefits that come with crews that pump millions of dollars into their host economies.
EconSouth , Volume 7 , Issue Q3

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\\"We know these are difficult times\\": an interview with Barb Godin of Regions Bank
Davidson, Charles (2008)
EconSouth , Volume 10 , Issue 3

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Car-buying consumers await stability in housing prices
Davidson, Charles (2007)
An interview with Mike Jackson, Chairman and CEO of AutoNation Inc.>
EconSouth , Volume 9 , Issue 1

Journal Article
Carpeting on a roll in Georgia
Davidson, Charles (2006-10-04)
North Georgia's resilient carpetmaking industry has used technology, consolidation, and low labor intensiveness to avoid the squeeze that foreign competition has put on many U.S. manufacturing industries.
EconSouth , Volume 8 , Issue Q 4