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Hierarchies of cities and the spatial filtering of industrial development
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THE EMPLOYMENT RELATION AND SPATIAL DIVISION OF LABOR: A HYPOTHESIS*
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THE FILTERING-DOWN PROCESS: INDUSTRIAL LOCATION IN A NONMETROPOLITAN AREA∗
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Nonmetropolitan Industrial Expansion: Emerging Implications for Regional Development
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EVALUATING ALTERNATIVE THEORIES OF INTERCITY AND INTERREGIONAL WAGE DIFFERENTIALS*
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A NOTE ON URBAN AND NONURBAN EMPLOYMENT GROWTH IN THE SOUTH, 1940–1960
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The New International Division of Labor and Manufacturing Decentralization in the United States
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THE DISTRIBUTED LAG BETWEEN METROPOLITAN‐AREA EMPLOYMENT AND POPULATION GROWTH*
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A NOTE ON UNEXPLAINED RESIDUALS IN NORTH‐SOUTH WAGE DIFFERENTIAL MODELS
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The product cycle and the spatial decentralization of American manufacturing
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The locational pattern of new manufacturing establishments: An application of discriminant analysis
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THE FILTERING DOWN PROCESS IN GEORGIA: THE THIRD STAGE IN THE PRODUCT LIFE CYCLE
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TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE AND REGIONAL SHIFTS IN AMERICAN MANUFACTURING∗
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THE EXTENT OF INDUSTRIALIZATION IN SOUTHERN NONMETRO LABOR MARKETS IN THE 1960'S*
resolves10.2307/142374
Has American Industry Been Decentralizing? The Evidence for the 1939-1954 Period
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no DOI — not checkedMoriarty, B. M. 1980.Industrial location and community development, Chapel Hill, N.C.: University of North Carolina Press.
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