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Conversion of Korean national income into a U.S. dollar
Garnick, Daniel H. - 1965
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"The appeal of confiscation" reconsidered: a gaming approach to foreign economic policy
Garnick, Daniel H. - In: Economic development and cultural change 1 (1963) 4, pp. 353-366
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Differential regional multiplier models
Garnick, Daniel H. - In: Journal of regional science 10 (1970) 1, pp. 35-47
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Disaggregated basic-service models and regional input-output models in multiregional projections
Garnick, Daniel H. - In: Journal of regional science 9 (1969) 1, pp. 87-100
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Further thoughts on confiscation
Garnick, Daniel H. - In: Economic development and cultural change 12 (1964) 4, pp. 425-427
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Information systems for integrated regional planning and policy making in the United States
Garnick, Daniel H. - In: Information systems for integrated regional planning, (pp. 335-351). 1984
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The Northeast states in the national context
Garnick, Daniel H. - In: The declining Northeast : demographic and economic analyses, (pp. 145-159). 1978
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On the economic feasibility of a Middle Eastern common market
Garnick, Daniel H. - In: The Middle East journal 14 (1960) 3, pp. 265-276
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Regional integration and economic development in the Middle East
Garnick, Daniel H. - In: Middle Eastern affairs 12 (1961) 10, pp. 294-300
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Shifting balances in U.S. metropolitan and non-metropolitan area growth
Garnick, Daniel H. - In: International regional science review 9 (1984) 3, pp. 257-273
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