"All in it Together": Cities, Suburbs and Local Economic Regions

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National League of Cities, 1993 - Federal-city relations - 13 pages
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Contents

TABLE OF CONTENTS
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GROWING THE ECONOMIES
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Change in Median Household Income
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Title"All in it Together": Cities, Suburbs and Local Economic Regions
Research report on America's cities
AuthorsLarry C. Ledebur, William R. Barnes
PublisherNational League of Cities, 1993
Original fromthe University of Michigan
DigitizedNov 8, 2007
ISBN093372988X, 9780933729889
Length13 pages
  
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