Social Science Quarterly, Volume 69Southwestern Social Science Association and the University of Texas, 1988 - Political science Includes section "Book reviews." |
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... employment , as well as total CBD employment . Each variable , except city age , has a skewed distribution and therefore 7 Two state capitals had no corporate headquarters . Large hospitals or universities down- town also might promote ...
... employment , as well as total CBD employment . Each variable , except city age , has a skewed distribution and therefore 7 Two state capitals had no corporate headquarters . Large hospitals or universities down- town also might promote ...
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Employment . Headquarters are expected to mean more CBD sales largely because they bring people downtown on business and for work . We can measure CBD jobs . When total CBD employment is added ( Table 2 , ( g ) , ( h ) ) , employment ...
Employment . Headquarters are expected to mean more CBD sales largely because they bring people downtown on business and for work . We can measure CBD jobs . When total CBD employment is added ( Table 2 , ( g ) , ( h ) ) , employment ...
Page 336
... employment ; size also means more headquarters , more jobs , and hence higher CBD sales . Headquarters stands out in 1982. The indirect effect of headquarters through employment is .34 ; and the indirect effect combining population ...
... employment ; size also means more headquarters , more jobs , and hence higher CBD sales . Headquarters stands out in 1982. The indirect effect of headquarters through employment is .34 ; and the indirect effect combining population ...
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Volume 69 Number | 1 |
Fact or Fiction? | 24 |
A Tale of Two Theses | 40 |
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