Wealth Creation and Rural-Urban Linkages in Central Appalachia Briefing Paper

Tags: Wealth Creation

Client Name: Ford Foundation

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Resource Type: Report

Author Org: Rural Policy Research Institute

Author: Brian Dabson

Year: 2010

This briefing paper summarizes the research work conducted by RUPRI in analyzing areas of the Central Appalachia region, assessing the prosperity levels of the Central Appalachia region, analyzing trade flows between rural and urban parts of Central Appalachia, and in creating a comparative economic analysis of activity in Oregon and Central Appalachia.
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