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Economic strength in rural New York
Garcia, Ramon; Deitz, Richard (2000-10)
In New York State, where economic growth has been sluggish for much of the last decade, the rural economy has done relatively well. The population and labor force in rural areas are expanding, and the number of jobs growing. We take a look at this robust rural economy, examining population and job growth, industrial composition, and income patterns in the state's rural areas.
The Regional Economy of Upstate New York , Issue Fall

Journal Article
Roundtables explore the challenges faced by rural economies
anonymous (2001-07)
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York's Buffalo Branch and Office of Regional and Community Affairs conducted a series of roundtable talks in May 2001. The talks, cosponsored by the Independent Bankers of New York State, the North Country Alliance, and the Rural Housing Coalition, were held to determine what issues most concern the region's rural communities and to give participants an opportunity to share information that might help in planning economic growth strategies.
The Regional Economy of Upstate New York , Issue Sum (suppl)

Working Paper
Public-private partnerships, cooperative agreements, and the production of public services in small and rural municipalities
Mohr, Robert D.; Halstead, John; Deller, Steven (2008)
Using data from approximately 1,000 small and mostly rural municipalities from Illinois, New Hampshire, and Wisconsin, the authors study choices in production arrangements over a wide range of services, and examine a variety of contracting options available to local governments. The data reveal that municipalities often rely on contracts to provide an extensive list of services. ; The use of for-profit contractors and cooperative agreements with other governments correlates negatively with population. Nonetheless, small municipalities are less likely to use competitive bidding processes, ...
New England Public Policy Center Working Paper , Paper 08-4

Journal Article
It's not quite business as usual: firms look for new ways to grow in rural New England
Katz, Jane (1998-07)
Regional Review , Volume 8 , Issue Q 3 , Pages 14-18

Conference Paper
The quality of rural education in the Midwest
Pogue, Thomas F.; Maxey, James (1996)
Assessing the Midwest Economy , Paper RE-5

Conference Paper
The Midwest economy: structure and performance
anonymous (1996)
Assessing the Midwest Economy , Paper 2

Conference Paper
The changing rural economy of the Midwest
anonymous (1996)
Assessing the Midwest Economy , Paper 3

Working Paper
Geographic liberalization and the accessibility of banking services in rural areas
Gunther, Jeffery W. (1997)
This study assesses the degree to which the liberalization of geographic banking restrictions has lived up to its promise of enhancing service accessibility in rural areas. The empirical framework is distinguished by a focus on changes in accessibility, as opposed to levels. While previous research has produced mixed results on the benefits of greater geographic powers for service accessibility in rural communities, the results reported here point unambiguously to a positive relationship between expansion opportunities and accessibility. Both OLS and ordinallevel probit regressions indicate ...
Financial Industry Studies Working Paper , Paper 97-1

Journal Article
Do scenic amenities foster economic growth in rural areas?
Henderson, Jason; McDaniel, Kendall (1998-01)
Rural areas in the Tenth District are experiencing a period of renewed economic growth in the 1990s. After a decade of lackluster performance in the 1980s, rural areas are enjoying stronger employment and income growth. Employment growth in rural areas has averaged almost 2 percent per year from 1990 to 1995,while incomes have risen just less than 1 percent per year. ; While the district's rural economy has rebounded in the 1990s, only about a third of all rural counties have shared in the recovery. There may be a number of reasons for the uneven recovery, but analysts have noted than many of ...
Regional Economic Digest , Issue Q I , Pages 11-16

Working Paper
Amenities, local conditions and fiscal determinants of factor growth in rural America
Weiler, Stephan; Thompson, Eric C.; Hammond, George (2006)
This paper examines how amenities, asset indicators, and fiscal factors influence the growth in factors of production from 1972 to 1999 in the 466 non-metropolitan labor market areas in the continental United States. In developing our model of non-metropolitan factor markets, we combine the emphasis of Brown et al. (2003) on the affect of taxes and public expenditure policy on labor and capital formation with the emphasis of Beeson et al. (2001) on the importance of climate and natural features on localized population growth. We develop our own measure of capital stock in non-metropolitan ...
Research Working Paper , Paper RWP 06-08

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