Social Science Quarterly, Volume 80, Issues 1-2Southwestern Social Science Association and the University of Texas, 1999 - Political science Includes section "Book reviews." |
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... city to the suburbs has some impact on the employment and wages of inner - city residents , particularly minority - group members . Yet , he cannot assess the precise nature , much less the magni- tude , of this effect . Many scholars ...
... city to the suburbs has some impact on the employment and wages of inner - city residents , particularly minority - group members . Yet , he cannot assess the precise nature , much less the magni- tude , of this effect . Many scholars ...
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... city residents because most growing firms are lo- cated outside the city . Suburban firms are heavily represented in our sample , despite our deliberate attempts to include firms located within Detroit itself . Most ( 77 percent ) of ...
... city residents because most growing firms are lo- cated outside the city . Suburban firms are heavily represented in our sample , despite our deliberate attempts to include firms located within Detroit itself . Most ( 77 percent ) of ...
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... city , yet 86 percent of the high - growth firms are located in the suburbs . Combined with limited use of the Detroit Compact and Focus Hope , this finding sug- gests that inner - city intermediaries are isolated from growing firms in ...
... city , yet 86 percent of the high - growth firms are located in the suburbs . Combined with limited use of the Detroit Compact and Focus Hope , this finding sug- gests that inner - city intermediaries are isolated from growing firms in ...
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Volume 80 Number | 1 |
The Detroit Case | 19 |
Pennsylvania | 37 |
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