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Inward foreign direct investment employment and location issues

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Foreign direct investment and rural location in the United States

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Labor cost and location of foreign-owned firms in the USA : an exploratory study

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Exporters or competitors : behavior of foreign-based multinational firms in the United States

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Inward foreign direct investment employment and location issues

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Farm prices, energy prices and rural income in the US

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Manufacturing and rural economies in the United States : the role of nondurable producers, labor costs and state taxes

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Rural and Urban Poverty Rates and the US Income Distribution

Jelavich, Mark - 2019

The US rural poverty rate has been consistently higher than the urban rate for several decades. One question might be the extent to which changes in the US income distribution impact the rural rate more significantly than the urban rate. Using annual 1985-2015 data and regressing both poverty...

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