| 1. |
RECYCLING
IN RURAL MISSOURI |
Sandra D. Allison |
| 2. |
IS
THE CONTRACTING OUT OF CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES GOOD BUSINESS FOR
STATE TAXPAYERS? |
Ray
Alvarez |
| 3. |
UTILIZING
TECHNOLOGY AS A MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING TOOL IN ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT |
George K. Anas, II |
| 4. |
A
STRATEGIC PLAN FOR THE JACKSONVILLE, ARKANSAS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
|
Chester
Michael Anders |
| 5. |
DESIGNING
A GLOBAL STRATEGIC ALLIANCE PROGRAM TO INCREASE THE INTERNATIONAL
COMPETITIVENESS OF EXISTING BUSINESSES IN THE GREATER ST. LOUIS
REGION |
Lynda K. Andrews |
| 6. |
OPEN
FOR BUSINESS - AND READY A CUSTOMER SERVICE TRAINING VIDEO |
Dennis
Arnold |
| 7. |
LABOR
RECRUITMENT STRATEGIES FOR MANUFACTURING IN A GAMING ENVIRONMENT
|
Lyn C. Arnold |
| 8. |
AN
ANALYSIS OF THE ELEMENTS NECESSARY TO CREATE AN ENTREPRENEURIAL
ENVIRONMENT |
Jackie
Baff |
| 9. |
CREATING
A STRATEGY FOR ALLEVIATING THE PERCEPTION OF BEING A UNION
COMMUNITY IN ORDER TO BETTER ATTRACT INDUSTRY |
Jayne
Baggett Barton |
| 10. |
IMPACT
OF THE ELECTRIC VEHICLE INDUSTRY ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN
VIRGINIA |
George W. Bailey
|
| 11. |
ESTABLISHMENT
OF A SMALL BUSINESS OFFICE INCUBATOR: CASE STUDY FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA
|
Earl
A. Berner |
| 12. |
DIVERSIFYING
THE ECONOMIC BASE OF YOUR COMMUNITY: ATTRACTING A NEW INDUSTRY
|
Elizabeth Berolzheimer |
| 13. |
RURAL
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT IN THE BRAZOS VALLEY |
Jason
P. Bienski |
| 14. |
LOCAL
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT - CHALLENGES, DEMANDS, LEADERSHIP AND
STRATEGIES |
Gary G. Blackford |
| 15. |
TRI-CITIES
CHALLENGE - LIFE AFTER HANFORD "DESERT DESTINATION"
|
Debbie M. Bone-Harris |
| 16. |
VIRGINIA:
HOW TO CAPITALIZE ON ITS CURRENT ASSETS TO GROW A BIOTECHNOLOGY
INDUSTRY |
Keith T. Boswell
|
| 17. |
A
MARKETING PLAN FOR CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT, AN INVESTOR-OWNED
REGULATED UTILITY COMPANY |
Peggy
Bowers |
| 18. |
UNDERSTANDING
THE EFFECTS OF VALUE-ADDED JOBS ON A SUBURBAN CITY IN TEXAS
RELATIVE TO INCENTIVES FOR NEW JOB CREATION |
John R. Bowman |
| 19. |
THE
IMPACT OF THE LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPLMENT GRANT IN WEST VIRGINIA
|
Andrew
T. Boyd |
| 20. |
THE
ROLE OF THE RURAL ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE IN COMMUNITY AND ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT |
Deborah L. Breitfeld
|
| 21. |
THE
IMPACT OF THE HEALTH CARE INDUSTRY ON SELECTED MIDSIZED CITIES
|
Cheryl
Brock |
| 22. |
THE
SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM: A STATE
INITIATIVE FOR RURAL INDUSTRIAL SITE DEVELOPMENT |
Barry W. Brown |
| 23. |
THE
ROLE OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN BUSINESS RETENTION AND
EXPANSION PROGRAMS: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE |
Wesley
R. Burnett |
| 24. |
BUSINESS
PLANNING FOR AN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT OF AN INVESTOR
OWNED UTILITY |
Charles Richard Byars
|
| 25. |
A
COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS MODEL FOR THE APPROPRIATE DISTRIBUTION OF
INCENTIVES FOR A COMMUNITY |
Charisse
M. Canfield |
| 26. |
MAXIMIZING
SUPPORT STAFF IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT |
Suzanne W. Chvala
|
| 27. |
CORRELATION
BETWEEN SOUND LAND USE PRINCIPLES AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN
RURAL OHIO COUNTIES |
John
B. Conglose |
| 28. |
DEVELOPING
A TARGETED MARKETING PLAN FOR A SPECIFIC SIC CODE |
Richard L. Cornelison
|
| 29. |
DEVELOPING
A STRATEGY FOR ATTRACTING AND GROWING SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURERS
IN FLORIDA |
Andra
Scott Cornelius |
| 30. |
RECRUITING
WORKFORCE TO THE AGRICULTURAL MIDWEST: THE STATES OF IOWA,
NEBRASKA, AND MINNESOTA |
Daniel A. Culhane |
| 31. |
THE
TRANSFORMATION OF THE SAN BENITO MUNICIPAL AIRPORT INTO AN
INTERNATIONAL FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT PARK |
Priscilla
C. Davila |
| 32. |
ECONOMIC
CLUSTERS AS A BUSINESS EXPANSION TOOL |
John Dean |
| 33. |
THE
MCCLELLAN-KERR ARKANSAS RIVER NAVIGATION SYSTEM: A 25 YEAR
RETROSPECTIVE LOOK AT ITS ECONOMIC IMPACT ON THE ARKANSAS
COMMUNITY |
Joseph
C. Dean |
| 34. |
REUSE
OF CHICAGO-AREA INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS TO FUND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
AND CREATE NEW JOBS |
Todd Dickard |
| 35. |
THE
EFFECTIVENESS OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MARKETING ON THE INTERNET
|
Charles
W. Donato |
| 36. |
COMPERTIVE
UTILITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STATEGIES FOR BUSINESS RETENTION &
EXPANSION |
N. Bruce Doueck |
| 37. |
STRATEGIC
PLANNING AS A FACTOR IN THE ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF A COUNTY
DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION |
Glenn
Duckworth |
| 38. |
RETAIL
AND RESIDENTIAL INCENTIVES TO PROMOTE DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION IN
FLORIDA'S CAPITAL CITY |
Diane M. Dunson
|
| 39. |
AN
ANALYSIS OF THE RURAL PARTNERS/KELLOGG PROGRAM'S IMPACT ON RURAL
COMMUNITIES IN ILLINOIS |
Patricia
D. Ehrhart |
| 40. |
LOOKING
BEYOND THE DEVELOPMENT OF A PORT: A COMPARISON OF PORTS' ROLES IN
THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROCESS |
Eric D. England
|
| 41. |
THE
ECONOMIC IMPACT OF THE BRICKTOWN BALLPARK AND MINOR LEAGUE
BASEBALL ON OKLAHOMA CITY |
Montgomery
Evans III |
| 42. |
THE
CHANGING ROLE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY WITHIN THE ELECRIC
UTILITY INDUSTRY |
David W. Evans |
| 43. |
THE
CHANGING MOOD: WHAT IS WRONG WITH INCENTIVES AND WHAT TO DO ABOUT
THEM |
Tracey
Taylor Exum |
| 44. |
MARKETING
THE MID-ATLANTIC AEROSPACE COMPLEX AT BENEDUM AIRPORT IN
BRIDGEPORT, WEST VIRGINIA |
A. Ray Farley, II
|
| 45. |
THE
IMPACT OF THE WILDS ON THE ECONOMY OF SOUTHEASTERN OHIO
|
Joseph
M. Farrell |
| 46. |
A
CONSIDERATION OF ORGANIZATIONAL DECISION-MAKING PROPERTIES:
RATIONAL AND INCREMENTAL PROCESSES; AND, SALIENCIES WITHIN A
START-UP MULTICOMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION |
Timothy S. Fox |
| 47. |
DEVELOPING
A REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT REVOLVING LOAN FUND PROGRAM
|
George
L. Freeland, Jr. |
| 48. |
BUSINESS
PARK DEVELOPMENT IN RURAL TEXAS |
D. Dale Fowler |
| 49. |
DEVELOPMENT
AND IMPLEMENTATION OF AN INDUSTRIAL JOB-BASED RETENTION AND
EXPANSION PROGRAM AS PILOTED IN SHERMAN, TX. |
Frank
Gadek |
| 50. |
THE
HISTORY AND FUTURE OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES - A SPECIFIC LOOK AT
VIRGINIA |
Julie G. Gibbons
|
| 51. |
THE
MICHIGAN CONSTITUTION, ARTICLE 7, SECTION 26: USING INCENTIVES TO
DEVELOP MUNICIPALLY OWNED LAND |
Barbara
A. Gordon |
| 52. |
MEDIA
ANNOUNCEMENT IN THE LOS ANGELES TIMES AS A PREDICTOR OF COMPANIES
LEAVING SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA |
Howard N. Green |
| 53. |
VITAL
SIGNS: DEVELOPMENT OF A STRATEGIC ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR
THE HEART OF DANVILLE |
Marnie
A. Gregory |
| 54. |
LAND
EXCHANGE: A METHOD OF OBTAINING DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE LAND FOR
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT |
Mayo A. Hadden III
|
| 55. |
USING
EVALUATION FOR ACCOUNTABILITY AND CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT: THE CASE
OF THE FLORIDA MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY CENTER (FMTC)
|
Mihalis
Halkides, Ph.D. |
| 56. |
THE
PRIVATIZATION OF THE PHYSICAL & HUMAN RESOURCES OF THE
DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY'S PINELLAS PLANT |
Charles K. Hall
|
| 57. |
IDENTIFYING
'BEST PROSPECTS' TO OPERATE IN A FOREIGN TRADE ZONE ENVIRONMENT IN
ARKANSAS |
Scott
R. Hancock |
| 58. |
MAKING
THE TRANSITION FROM INDUSTRIAL TO OFFICE SECTOR DEVELOPENT
STRATEGIES AT A STATE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGENCY |
Lori Hill Harlan |
| 59. |
STRATIGIES
FOR MAXIMIZING THE ADVANTAGES OF LOW COST ELECTRICITY IN SOUTH
CENTRAL VIRGINIA |
Thomas
L. Harned |
| 60. |
A
COMPARISON OF THE SOUTHERN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL'S MEMBER
STATES' CUSTOMIZED TRAINING PROGRAMS |
Catherine A. Hart
|
| 61. |
DEVELOPMENT
AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A RETAIL/COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM IN
DENISON, TEXAS |
Kathy
Hendrick |
| 62. |
A
STRATGIC PLAN FOR ARKANSAS CAPITAL CORPORATION |
Alvin Craig Hodge
|
| 63. |
PORT
AUTHORITY AS AN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TOOL IN KANSAS
|
La
Vonna S. Hoefgen |
| 64. |
EFFECTS
OF THE RURAL BUSINESS COOPERATIVE SERVICE, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
LOAN AND GRANT PROGRAM IN RURAL AMERICA |
Allan R. Hoffman
|
| 65. |
OBSTACLES
IN MARKETING UNIVERSITY OFFICE PARK IN A COLLEGE COMMUNITY OF
TOTAL POPULATION LESS THAN 20,000 |
Melissa
Hubbard |
| 66. |
SHOW
ME THE MONEY: A PLAN FOR ATTRACTING CANADIAN BUSINESS &
INVESTMENT TO THE STATE OF ARIZONA |
Gayle Holmgren Rusing
|
| 67. |
ECONOMIC
IMPACT STUDIES ASSIST IN THE MARKETING OF A REGIONAL
AIRPORT/TRANSPARK IN SOUTHWESTERN WEST VIRGINIA |
Shelley
T. Huffman |
| 68. |
THE
SBA: A FIERCE COMPETITOR OR A CATALYST FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
|
Larry A. Johnson,
Ph.D. |
| 69. |
OVERCOMING
OBSTACLES AND DEVELOPING A PUBLIC SHELL BUILDING PROGRAM IN BURKE
COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA |
Thomas
L. Johnson |
| 70. |
THE
ECONOMIC IMPACT OF THE OAKLAND TECHNOLOGY PARK ON THE SEVEN-COUNTY
SOUTHEAST MICHIGAN REGION |
Jeffery W. Jones
|
| 71. |
TAX
AND INCENTIVE COMPARISONS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MIDWEST HOW CAN OHIO
CONTINUE TO COMPETE IN THE FUTURE |
Barry
C. Kinsey |
| 72. |
THE
BUSINESS ECONOMY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INCENTIVES OF NINE
SELECTED SOUTHERN STATES AND KANSAS |
Barbara A. Kongs
|
| 73. |
AN
EXAMINATION OF THE LINKS BETWEEN TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER PROGRAMS AND
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN WISCONSIN |
Stan
Kosmatka |
| 74. |
ADDRESSING
BUSINESS SATISFACTION IN PENSACOLA, FLORIDA |
Cliff J. Krut |
| 75. |
ECONOMIC
IMPACT AND ANALYSIS OF RETAIL LEAKAGE TO ADJACENT, LARGER CITIES:
DEVELOPMENT OF STRATEGIES TO REVERSE THE LEAKAGE
|
Duane
Kyler |
| 76. |
IMPACT
OF INTERSTATE HIGHWAYS ON RURAL MAIN STREET BUSINESS DESIGN
|
Thomas R. Lambrecht
|
| 77. |
SHOULD
INVESTOR OWNED UTILITIES BE INVOLVED IN MICRO ENTERPRISE?
|
Tim
A. Leach |
| 78. |
IMPROVING
THE BUSINES ENVIRONMENT: GREEN LIGHTS AND RED FLAGS |
Dorrie Lobue |
| 79. |
TOURISM
POTENTIAL OF THE HATFIELD McCOY TRAIL SYSTEM IN SOUTHERN WEST
VIRGINIA |
Jeffery
T. Lusk |
| 80. |
A
CASE STUDY FOR ABC MACHINE IN THE EXPANSION OF THE HIGH PRESURE
FITTINGS MARKET |
Bruce W.
Lyon |
| 81. |
THE
VALUE OF FORMING ALLIANCES IN A RURAL ENVIRONMENT
|
William
S. McGinley |
| 82. |
THE
TENNESSEE PLAN FOR WELFARE REFORM: HOW TO ENSURE JOB READINESS BY
THE PARTICIPANTS |
Mary McLennan |
| 83. |
COMBINING
GOVERNMENT SERVICES IN TAYLOR COUNTY WEST VIRGINIA
|
Bruce
L. Miller |
| 84. |
PLAYING
TO YOUR STRENGTHS: DEVELOPING A STRATEGIC PLAN FOR HEALTH CARE
COMPANY RELOCATION AND RETENTION FOR NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
|
Janet Miller |
| 85. |
LEVERAGING
DIRECTORS' RELATIONSHIPS FOR EFFECTIVE FUND RAISING
|
Harry
B. Mills |
| 86. |
THE
IMPACT OF DEREGULATION ON THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS OF
NATURAL GAS LOCAL DISTRIBUTION COMPANIES |
Richard W. Moore |
| 87. |
HOW
TO MAKE A GOOD PRESENCE ON THE INTERNET CAN IT ENHANCE ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS? |
Terrie
L. Morgan |
| 88. |
THE
DEVELOPMENT OF A MARKET PLAN TO RECRUIT PLASTIC INDUSTRY PROJECTS
|
Jay Mullins |
| 89. |
DOES
SOUTH CAROLINA NEED A RESOURCE CENTER TO REMAIN COMTETATIVE?
|
Jennifer
E. Noel |
| 90. |
IDENTIFYING
FOOD INDUSTRIES TO TARGET FOR LOCATION IN NORTH CAROLINA
|
Dan T. Oliver |
| 91. |
EFFECTS
OF THE ENTERPRISE COMMUNITY PROGRAM ON ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT IN McDOWELL COUNTY, WEST VIRGIMA |
Harold
D. Patterson |
| 92. |
A
STRATEGIC PLAN FOR LAND CONTROL IN A COMMUNITY OF LESS THAN 20,000
FOR THE PURPOSE OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN INDUSTRIAL PARK IN OHIO
|
Joe Perlaky |
| 93. |
ENTERPRISE
ZONES -- DO THEY WORK AND WHY? |
Carolyn
Peschke |
| 94. |
PLUGGING
THE LEAKS - THE LOSS OF RETAIL SALES DOLLARS FROM WEST VIRGINIA
BORDER COUNTIES |
Charles H. Peterson |
| 95. |
STRATEGIZING
A BUSINESS RETENTION AND EXPANSION PLAN FOR SOUTHEAST NEBRASKA
|
Roberta
J. Pinkerton |
| 96. |
ESTABLISHING
PRECEDENCE: A PARADIGM FOR PLACING VALUE ON JOB WORTH IN KILGORE,
TEXAS |
Chauntelle Ploughe
|
| 97. |
EFFECTIVE
PROMOTION OF AN ENTREPRENEURIAL CLIMATE IN TEXAS COMMUNITIES THAT
HAVE ADOPTED THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SALES TAX |
Steve
Pritchett |
| 98. |
THE
IMPACT OF THE PESO DEVALUATION ON THE LAREDO DEVELOPMENT
FOUNDATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM |
David E. Puig |
| 99. |
PRISON
PRIVATIZATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT |
Andrew
Pumphrey |
| 100. |
AN
ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF INTERNET BASED RESOURCES FOR ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT PRACTITIONERS |
Michelle D. Ratcliff
|
| 101. |
IMPACT
ON A NEIGHBORING COMMUNITY OF THE LOCATION OF A NASCAR RACE TRACK
|
Linda
Ratliff |
| 102. |
EVALUATING
THE SUCCESS OF A REVOLVING LOAN FUND IN APPALACHIA, OHIO
|
Lolly Ravak |
| 103. |
THE
INTEGRATION OF TOTAL QUALITY WITHIN THE LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
OFFICE CREATING A MORE COMPETITIVE WORK UNIT |
Sandra
G. Rea |
| 104. |
WHAT
HAS HAPPENED TO DENVER'S FORMER STAPLETON AIRPORT AFTER IT HAS
CLOSED? |
Orlando G. Reyes
|
| 105. |
CREATING
AN INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY PARK ADJACENT TO A FEDERAL LABORATORY
|
Ann
Riley |
| 106. |
THE
DEVELOPMENT OF A STRATEGIC PLAN FOR A RURAL TEXAS COMMUNITY
|
Melett L. Rowland
|
| 107. |
ANALYSIS
OF THE IMPACT OF VARIOUS USES OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SALES TAX IN
TEXAS CITIES WITH POPULATION OF 15,000 OR GREATER
|
Carolyn
H. Rowley |
| 108. |
A
COMPARISON OF REGIONAL AND NONREGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
EFFORTS IN SOUTH CAROLINA |
Jeffrey G. Ruble
|
| 109. |
THE
BENEFITS OF ESTABLISHING A BUSINESS RETENTION AND EXPANSION
PROGRAM IN RURAL CENTRAL TEXAS THROUGH A WHOLESALE ELECTRIC
PROVIDER |
Larry
Ruggiano |
| 110. |
CULTURAL
AWARENESS AS A STRATEGIC BUSINESS ISSUE: WHAT DO ECONOMIC
DEVELOPERS NEED TO KNOW? |
David A. Sandora |
| 111. |
HERITAGE
AND RURAL TOURISM DEVELOPMENT: A DIVERSIFIED ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
STRATEGY FOR NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA |
Rodger
M. Sauls, Jr. |
| 112. |
THE
IMPORTANCE OF BUSINESS RETENTION AND EXPANSION TO COMMUNITIES IN
RURAL AREAS: A PLAN FOR BARBOUR COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA |
Lisa D. Sharp |
| 113. |
THE
DEVELOPMENT OF A ROLE FOR AN ELECTRIC UTILITY IN DOWNTOWN
DEVELOPMENT |
George
C. Sharpe, Jr. |
| 114. |
AN
EXAMINATION OF HOW TEMPE, ARIZONA AS A LANDLOCKED CITY WITHIN A
LARGER METROPOLITAN AREA CAN PLAN STRATEGICALLY FOR ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT |
Lenya Shore |
| 115. |
TAKING
CARE OF BUSINESS: A COMPREHENSIVE PLAN IN DEVELOPING AN
AWARD-WINNING BUSINESS EXPANSION AND RETENTION PROGRAM A CASE
STUDY OF MESA, ARIZONA |
Bradley
J. Smidt |
| 116. |
CHARACTERISTICS
OF SUCCESSFUL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS IN KENTUCKY
|
Daryl W. Smith |
| 117. |
THE
AVAILABILITY OF LOCAL AND REGIONAL INCENTIVES FOR RECRUITMENT
EFFORTS IN DORCHESTER COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA: AN AGGRESSIVE
APPROACH |
Wendy
Smith |
| 118. |
THE
POTENTIAL IMPACT OF GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE I-77 CORRIDOR
|
David E. Swenson
|
| 119. |
THE
APPLICATION OF SPECULATIVE BUILDINGS IN INDUSTRIAL PARKS: AN
ASSESSMENT OF OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI |
Deloise
Tate |
| 120. |
DETERMINING
THE FACTORS USED TO GRANT TAX ABATEMENT IN MICHIGAN COMMUNITIES
|
Randy J. Thelen
|
| 121. |
DEVELOPMENT
OF A STATEWIDE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT RESOURCE CENTER
|
Ardyn
M. Thriffiley |
| 122. |
VIRGINIA'S
WORKFORCE SERVICES: A BLUEPRINT FOR THE NEXT CENTURY |
Ronald W. Tignor
|
| 123. |
GRANT
TO PREPARE AN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR THE WESTSIDE
NEIGHBORHOOD OF PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS |
Va
Lita F. Waits, Esq. |
| 124. |
CLASS
REUNIONS AS AN ATTRACTION TOOL FOR LABOR SUPPLY AND RETIREMENT
POPULATION |
Marsha L. Wallace
|
| 125. |
THE
INTERNET: CHANGING THE WAY LOCAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPERS DO BUSINESS
IN NORTHWEST GEORGIA |
Melinda
L. Wallin |
| 126. |
INDIAN
GAMING IN ARIZONA - THE LAST TEN YEARS ITS IMPACT ON ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT |
Dean Weatherly |
| 127. |
AN
ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT OF SELECTED TARGETED MARKETING CAMPAIGNS
|
Pamela
Welch |
| 128. |
INCREASING
THE TAX BASE OF CHEROKEE COUNTY WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF A
CORPORATE BUSINESS PARK |
Misti H. Whitfield |
| 129. |
IMPLICATIONS
AND EFFECTS OF THE EMPOWERMENT ZONE ON THE CITY OF DETROIT
|
Mary
Grace Wilbert Barnes |
| 130. |
UTILIZATION
OF PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS BY NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS TO ENHANCE
SOCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE IN WEST VIRGINIA |
Marilyn Wrenn Harrell
|
| 131. |
A
CASE STUDY OF AND THE VISIONING/STRAGEGIC PLANNING FOR THE FAILED
800,000 SF RETAIL ORLAND PARK PLACE MALL |
Theresa
Maureen Wright |
