Larry C Ledebur
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 705585 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Larry C Ledebur |
| PRENOMES | Larry C |
| SOBRENOME | Ledebur |
| ASSINATURA | LEDEBUR L C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Urban Institute |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1967 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1992 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
National Urban Economic Development Policy
National development policy must address uneven economic performance, disparities in unemployment rates, and income inequities between city and suburban residents and between minority groups and whites. The goals of such a policy are improved economic performance and the reduction of intrametrpolitan disparities in the economic well-being of residents. Four policy approaches are identified: productivity enhancing policies, cost reduction subsidie…
Revitalization of America
The Deindustrialization of America
The Role of State Economic Development Programs in National Industry Policy
A decade of economic stagnation has produced a plethora of calls for government action to stimulate economic growth in employment. Arguing that activists federal industry policy is likely not to emerge in the United States, Rasmussen and Ledebur examine the potential role of states in a "federalist industry policy." States presently administer effective programs of financial assistance to business enterprises. These efforts are "rationally paroch…
The Economic Revitalization of America
This paper presents an overview of the economic issues facing the American economy. Crisis and transformation scenarios are presented and supply‐side versus demand‐side economic policies are considered as approaches to revitalizing the economy. Issues such as the extent to which centralization is needed, the kinds of trade‐offs that will be required, and the various constraints that exist for policy making are discussed
Fluctuating fortunes
National Industrial Policy and Economically Distressed Communities
Industrial policy refers to deliberate government actions to affect the growth or decline of firms or industries for the sake of aggregate national prosperity and international competitiveness. This paper presents empirical evidence that policies designed to promote these objectives would be targeted differently from those designed to promote development of economically‐distressed regions and communities. Facing multiple objectives, it is difficu…
Urban Economics
Programs for the Economic Development of the American Negro Community
Government Incentives and Black Economic Development
Civil Rights activity since 1967 has taken a new direction and added a new dimension. The national Civil Rights organizations have elected to emphasize a variety of programs to improve the economic status of the American Negro. This is a significant change from the emphasis placed on local action in the courts.1 Although all of the economic programs advocated by militant and Black Civil Rights leaders are characterized by diversity, there are thr…
The Problem of Social Cost
The Deindustrialization of America
National Industrial Policy and Economically Distressed Communities
Industrial policy refers to deliberate government actions to affect the growth or decline of firms or industries for the sake of aggregate national prosperity and international competitiveness. This paper presents empirical evidence that policies designed to promote these objectives would be targeted differently from those designed to promote development of economically‐distressed regions and communities. Facing multiple objectives, it is difficu…
National Urban Economic Development Policy
National development policy must address uneven economic performance, disparities in unemployment rates, and income inequities between city and suburban residents and between minority groups and whites. The goals of such a policy are improved economic performance and the reduction of intrametrpolitan disparities in the economic well-being of residents. Four policy approaches are identified: productivity enhancing policies, cost reduction subsidie…
The Role of State Economic Development Programs in National Industry Policy
A decade of economic stagnation has produced a plethora of calls for government action to stimulate economic growth in employment. Arguing that activists federal industry policy is likely not to emerge in the United States, Rasmussen and Ledebur examine the potential role of states in a "federalist industry policy." States presently administer effective programs of financial assistance to business enterprises. These efforts are "rationally paroch…
The Problem of Social Cost
Government Incentives and Black Economic Development
Civil Rights activity since 1967 has taken a new direction and added a new dimension. The national Civil Rights organizations have elected to emphasize a variety of programs to improve the economic status of the American Negro. This is a significant change from the emphasis placed on local action in the courts.1 Although all of the economic programs advocated by militant and Black Civil Rights leaders are characterized by diversity, there are thr…
Programs for the Economic Development of the American Negro Community
Urban Economics
National Industrial Policy and Economically Distressed Communities
Industrial policy refers to deliberate government actions to affect the growth or decline of firms or industries for the sake of aggregate national prosperity and international competitiveness. This paper presents empirical evidence that policies designed to promote these objectives would be targeted differently from those designed to promote development of economically‐distressed regions and communities. Facing multiple objectives, it is difficu…
The Economic Revitalization of America
This paper presents an overview of the economic issues facing the American economy. Crisis and transformation scenarios are presented and supply‐side versus demand‐side economic policies are considered as approaches to revitalizing the economy. Issues such as the extent to which centralization is needed, the kinds of trade‐offs that will be required, and the various constraints that exist for policy making are discussed
Fluctuating fortunes
Revitalization of America
The Deindustrialization of America
The Role of State Economic Development Programs in National Industry Policy
A decade of economic stagnation has produced a plethora of calls for government action to stimulate economic growth in employment. Arguing that activists federal industry policy is likely not to emerge in the United States, Rasmussen and Ledebur examine the potential role of states in a "federalist industry policy." States presently administer effective programs of financial assistance to business enterprises. These efforts are "rationally paroch…
National Urban Economic Development Policy
National development policy must address uneven economic performance, disparities in unemployment rates, and income inequities between city and suburban residents and between minority groups and whites. The goals of such a policy are improved economic performance and the reduction of intrametrpolitan disparities in the economic well-being of residents. Four policy approaches are identified: productivity enhancing policies, cost reduction subsidie…
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