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The Economic History Of The Recent Decade Has Been Volatile At Best, And Devastating At Its Worst. The Effects Have Tended To Be Most Severe In The Small, Isolated Towns Of America. The Economic Survival Of America's Isolated Small Towns Presents A Detailed Discussion Of The Economic Challenges Facing These Small Towns, Looking At Why Some Have Survived, While Others Have Not. Through 51 Case Studies, This Book Gives A Voice To The Real, Living Realities And Administrative Strategies Of Small-town America. The Economic Survival Of America's Isolated Small Towns Focuses On Towns That Have Fewer Than 10,000 Residents And Are Further Than 50 Miles From Another Larger City. Based On Interviews With The Leaders Of 51 Small Towns, The Author Shows How To Plan And Implement Economic Growth Strategies, Equally Applicable To Those Communities That Are Trying To Retain Their Strength As To Those That Are Trying To Rebuild Following A Downturn. The Case Studies Convey, From One Town Leader To The Other, Which Actions Fail And Which Succeed. The Economic Survival Of America's Isolated Small Towns Aims To Present Basic Lessons Learned By These Small-town Leaders That Can Benefit Leaders In Othe

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Author
Gordon, Gerald L. (author.)
Publisher
Taylor & Francis Group; CRC Press
Published
2015
Language
EN
ISBN
9781040181973
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Political Science, Economics, Business

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