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Regionalization of Pennsylvania counties for development planning

Stevens, Benjamin H.; Brackett, Carolyn A. - In: Geographia Polonica 15 (1968), pp. 153-187

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Industrial development and employment changes in New Hampshire 1950 to 1963 : State of New Hampshire Department of Employment Security

Brackett, Carolyn A. - 1964

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In memoriam: Benjamin H. Stevens (1929 - 1997)

Stevens, Benjamin Hazard (honouree) - In: Journal of regional science 38 (1998) 2, pp. 199-363

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Industrial location : a review and annotated bibliography of theoretical, empirical and case studies

Stevens, Benjamin Hazard; Brackett, Carolyn A. - 1967

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An interregional linear programming model

Stevens, Benjamin H. - In: Journal of regional science 1 (1958/59) 1, pp. 60-98

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Linear programming and location rent

Stevens, Benjamin H. - In: Journal of regional science 3 (1961) 2, pp. 15-26

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Location of economic activities : the JRS contribution to the research literature

Stevens, Benjamin H. - In: Journal of regional science 25 (1985) 4, pp. 663-685

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Location theory and progemming models : the von Thünen case

Stevens, Benjamin H. - In: European congress / Regional Science Association : papers 21 (1968), pp. 19-34

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Regional cost equalization and the potential for manufacturing recovery in the industrial North

Stevens, Benjamin H. - In: Economic prospects for the Northeast, (pp. 85-103). 1985

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A New Technique for the Construction of Non-Survey Regional Input-Output Models

Stevens, Benjamin H.; Treyz, George I.; Ehrlich, David J.; … - In: International Regional Science Review 8 (1983) 3, pp. 271-286

A technique for creating regional input-output models based on national input-output technological coefficients is developed and tested. The Regional Purchase Coefficient (RPC), i.e., the proportion of regional demand fulfilled from regional production, is based on substitution between extra-and...

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