Praeger special studies in U.S. economic and social development
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The series Praeger special studies in U.S. economic and social development represents a set of related resources, especially of a specified kind, found in Indiana State Library.
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Praeger special studies in U.S. economic and social development
Resource Information
The series Praeger special studies in U.S. economic and social development represents a set of related resources, especially of a specified kind, found in Indiana State Library.
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- Praeger special studies in U.S. economic and social development
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43 Items in the Series Praeger special studies in U.S. economic and social development
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Context of Praeger special studies in U.S. economic and social developmentMembers
- Air pollution and the social sciences; : formulating and implementing control programs.
- Big city dropouts and illiterates
- Changing the racial attitudes of children; : the effects of an activity group program in New York City schools
- Community and regional planning; : issues in public policy
- Community renewal programming; : a San Francisco case study
- Conversion of nuclear facilities from military to civilian uses; : a case study in Hanford, Washington
- Cost-effectiveness analysis; new approaches in decision-making.
- Cost-effectiveness in traffic safety
- Decision-making in air pollution control: : a review of theory and practice, with emphasis on selected Los Angeles and New York City management experiences
- Economic costs of air pollution; : studies in measurement
- Federal funding and national priorities; : an analysis of programs, expenditures, and research and development
- Grocery manufacturing in the United States
- Inner city business; : a case study of Buffalo, New York
- Inner-city housing and private enterprise; : based on studies in nine cities.
- Land subdivision regulation; : policy and legal considerations for urban planning
- Manpower development in Appalachia; : an approach to unemployment.
- Medical care at public expense; : a study in applied welfare economics
- Negro higher education in the 1960's
- Participants and participation; : a study of school policy in New York City
- Planning and governing the metropolis; : the Twin Cities experience.
- Potential civilian markets for the military-electronics industry; : strategies for conversion.
- Pricing policy and cost behavior in the hospital industry
- Public civil rights agencies and fair employment; : promise vs. performance
- Selecting regional information for government planning and decision-making
- Sharing Federal funds for State and local needs; : grants-in-aid and PPB systems
- Six urban school districts; a comparative study of institutional response: : Baltimore, Chicago, Detroit, New York, Philadelphia, St. Louis
- Supplemental studies for the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders
- The Negro and equal employment opportunities; : a review of management experiences in twenty companies
- The all-volunteer army; : an analysis of demand and supply
- The application of systems analysis to Government operations
- The conversion of military-oriented research and development to civilian uses.
- The conversion of shipbuilding from military to civilian markets
- The defense economy; : conversion of industries and occupations to civilian needs
- The economic development of Harlem
- The education of American leaders; : comparative contributions of U.S. colleges and universities
- The future of small business
- The job crisis for Black youth; : report.
- The occupational structure of New York City municipal hospitals
- The planning-programming-budgeting approach to Government decision-making
- Transportation needs of the poor, : a case study of New York City
- United States law and the Armed Forces; : cases and materials on constitutional law, courts-martial, and the rights of servicemen.
- Urban planning for social welfare; : a model cities approach
- Welfare income and employment; : an economic analysis of family choice
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