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Change in manufacturing productivity in the U. S.-South : implications for regional growth policy

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Gravity and spatial interaction models

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Regional telecommunications investment impacts and efficiency considerations

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Telecommunications infrastructure and regional income convergence in China : panel data approaches

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Panel data models of new firm formation in New England

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Public surface transportation and regional output : a spatial panel approach

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