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Population change and mobility : a case study of an Arkansas State ; economic Area

Bennett, D. Gordon - In: Land economics : applied research on environmental resources 46 (1970) 2, pp. 206-208

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Governmental policy concerning population growth and distribution in the Piedmont Dispersed City

Hayes, Charles R.; Bennett, D. Gordon - In: Zero population growth : implications, (pp. 95-105). 1975

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International tourism and economic development

Jud, G. Donald - In: Texas business review 50 (1976) 6, pp. 136-139

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The multinational expansion of the U.S. buisiness, some evidence on alterantive hypotheses

Jud, G. Donald - In: Mississippi Valley journal of business and economics : … 10 (1974/75) 2, pp. 37-51

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Public schools in in-migration in North Carolina counties, 1975-80

Jud, G. Donald - In: The American journal of economics and sociology 43 (1984) 3, pp. 313-322

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School quality and intra-metropolitan mobility : a further test of the Tiebout hypothesis

Jud, G. Donald - In: Journal of behavioral economics 12 (1983) 2, pp. 37-55

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Tourism and crime in Mexico

Jud, G. Donald - In: Social science quarterly 56 (1975) 2, pp. 324-330

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Turism and development

Jud, G. Donald - In: International tourism and Latin American development, (pp. 3-24). 1973

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Tourism and economic growth in Mexico since 1950

Jud, G. Donald - In: Inter-American economic affairs 28 (1974) 1, pp. 19-43

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Real Estate Brokers, Housing Prices, and the Demand for Housing

Jud, G. Donald; Frew, James - In: Urban Studies 23 (1986) 1, pp. 21-31

This study examines the role of real estate brokers in the market for residential housing. It is shown that brokers obtain higher prices for the homes they sell and implicitly shift part of the brokerage-commission burden to the buyer. Evidence also is found to suggest that buyers who search the...

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