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1. 1980's a decade of broad rural stress.
Author(s):
Deavers, K.L.
Subject(s):
employment , poverty , unemployment , manufacturing , United States
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Year:
1991
2. Aging low-income women raising minor children : employment, family structure, and receipt of food stamps and other public assistance
Author(s):
Nightingale, Demetra S. , Hutcheon, Sarah. , Pollak, Jonathan. , Food Assistance & Nutrition Research (Program : U.S.)
Subject(s):
Food stamps , United States , Statistics , Public welfare , Poor women , Elderly poor , low income households , women , elderly , Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program , employment , food and nutrition programs , Economic Research Service , Massachusetts , Illinois , Texas
Year:
2011
3. Agriculture still key to economic health of the rural Great Plains.
Author(s):
Sommer, J.E. , Hines, F.K. , Petrulis, M.
Subject(s):
agriculture , economic outlook and situation , rural population , employment
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Year:
1992
4. Americans heading for the cities, once again.
Author(s):
Beale, C.L.
Subject(s):
rural areas , employment , economic depression , industry , birth rate , United States
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Year:
1988
5. An update on rural manufacturing: rural capital expenditures lagged urban in 1992.
Author(s):
Bernat, G.A. Jr.
Subject(s):
wage rates , employment , rural areas , urban areas , capital , manufacturing , labor productivity , United States
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Year:
1995
6. Assessment of employment and unemployment statistics for nonmetropolitan areas.
Author(s):
Nilsen, S.R.
Subject(s):
labor force , statistics , employment , rural areas , human resources
Series:
Rural development research report
Year:
1979
7. Bessie Beuchert: Discovering herself among people and peonies.
Author(s):
Regelbrugge, C.S.
Subject(s):
ornamental plants , retail marketing , employment , plant nurseries , career choice , Virginia
Series:
Yearbook of agriculture
Year:
1990
8. Contributions of high-tech manufacturing to rural economies.
Author(s):
Smith, S.M. , Barkley, D.L.
Subject(s):
employment , wage rates , technology , employed women , rural communities , manufacturing , Western United States
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Year:
1989
9. Displaced workers : differences in nonmetro and metro experience in the mid-1990s
Author(s):
Hamrick, Karen S. , United States Dept. of Agriculture. Economic Research Service.
Subject(s):
Displaced workers , United States , Rural unemployment , Manpower policy, Rural , City dwellers , Employment , unemployment , employment , urban population , rural population
10. Distribution of employment growth in nine Kentucky counties: a case study.
Author(s):
Daberkow, S.G. , Larson, D.K. , Coltrane, R. , Carlin, T.A.
Subject(s):
rural development , employment , rural youth , rural women , surveys , labor market , Kentucky
Series:
Rural development research report
Year:
1984
11. Distribution of rural employment growth by race: a case study.
Author(s):
Oliveira, V.J.
Subject(s):
employment , rural areas , Blacks , races , economic development , Georgia
Series:
Rural development research report
Year:
1986
12. Effect of U.S. farm policy on rural America.
Author(s):
Petrulis, M.F.
Subject(s):
agricultural policy , rural areas , employment , farming systems , United States
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Year:
1985
13. Employment growth in nonmetro America: past trends and prospects to 1990.
Author(s):
Bluestone, H. , Daberkow, S.G.
Subject(s):
employment , rural areas , statistics , United States
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Year:
1985
14. Employment growth in rural services depends on goods-producing industries.
Author(s):
Bluestone, H. , Miller, J.P.
Subject(s):
employment , manufacturing , income , economic development , United States
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Year:
1988
15. Energy and labor use by rural manufacturing industries.
Author(s):
Smith, E.J.
Subject(s):
energy , labor , employment , rural areas
Series:
Rural development research report
Year:
1981
16. Entrepreneurs find niche even in rural economies.
Author(s):
Popovich, M.G. , Buss, T.F.
Subject(s):
entrepreneurship , rural communities , employment , business enterprises , administrative management , North Dakota
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Year:
1989
17. Farm-linked jobs important in cities too.
Author(s):
Edmondson, W. , Babula, R.A. , Schluter, G.
Subject(s):
urban areas , employment , wholesale marketing , retail marketing
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Year:
1988
18. Final report of the second set of food stamp workfare demonstration projects
Author(s):
United States Food and Nutrition Service. Office of Analysis and Evaluation.
Subject(s):
Food stamps , United States , Welfare recipients , Employment , Public service employment , Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program , welfare reform , social welfare programs , employment
Year:
1987
19. Food stamp program operations study : report on census of state operations : job search programs : final report
Author(s):
Fairchild, Charles K. , Abt Associates , United States Food and Nutrition Service. Office of Analysis and Evaluation. , Food Stamp Program (U.S.)
Subject(s):
Management , Evaluation , Welfare recipients , Employment , United States , Training of , Food stamps , States , job training , employment , program evaluation , Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
Year:
1987
20. Foreign investment boosts rural economies.
Author(s):
Glasmeier, A. , Glickman, N.
Subject(s):
employment , United States
Series:
Rural development perspectives.
Year:
1990