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The end of nowhere: what can ghost towns teach us about saving small communities?

Rhodes, Karl - In: Econ Focus (2011) 3Q, pp. 20-23

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Economic history: Tar and turpentine

Nash, Betty Joyce - In: Econ Focus (2011) 4Q, pp. 45-47

Tarheels extract the South's first industry.

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District digest: Economic trends across the region

Macheras, Anne; Blackwood, Jake; Waddell, Sonya Ravindranath - In: Econ Focus (2012) 2Q/3Q, pp. 44-47

Article by Ann Macheras and Jack Blackwood, "Dimensions and drivers of metro area growth: how do Fifth district metros stack up?"

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Economic history: Wartime Wilimington : World Ware II shipyards brough a short-lived economic boom to the North Carolina port city

Haltom, Renee - In: Econ Focus (2011) 3Q, pp. 42-45

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The fish market: what happened when Virginia brought tradable quotas to the commons

Nash, Betty Joyce - In: Econ Focus (2011) 3Q, pp. 24-27

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When South Carolina met BMW : Behind the deal that brought a halo effect and Bavarian meatload to Spartanburg

Nash, Betty Joyce - In: Econ Focus (2011) 2Q, pp. 20-22

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A new kind of farm

Gerena, Charles - In: Econ Focus (2011) 3Q, pp. 28-30

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Economic history : West Virginia glass houses

Nash, Betty Joyce - In: Econ Focus (2009) Win, pp. 43-46

Natural gas, sand and river transportation drew glass makers to West Virginia in the 19th century until those advantages dwindled. ; Related links : http://www.richmondfed.org/publications/research/region_focus/2009/winter/economic_history_weblinks.cfm

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Short Takes : State and local governments curtail spending

Nash, Betty Joyce; Conner, Matthew - In: Econ Focus (2008) Fall, pp. 10-11

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Triangulating the recession : Knowledge jobs lend resistance, but not immunity to downturn

Nash, Betty Joyce - In: Econ Focus (2010) 4Q, pp. 24-25

The Triangle region of North Carolina may not be recession-proof, but it's surely cushioned by its mix of high-skilled jobs in fields such as the life sciences, pharmaceuticals, and math-intensive professions.

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