Lynn W Bachelor
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1488784 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Lynn W Bachelor |
| PRENOMES | Lynn W |
| SOBRENOME | Bachelor |
| ASSINATURA | BACHELOR L W |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Wayne State University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1981 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1998 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Stadiums as Solution Sets
Business Participation in Economic Development Programs
Using data from surveys of businesses in Ohio metropolitan areas, the author investigates the limited impact of economic development programs. She identifies the similarities and differences between businesses that participated in these programs and those that had not received government assistance. Nonparticipants lacked information about types of assistance available, were concerned about procedural problems, and expressed negative attitudes to…
Regime Maintenance, Solution Sets, and Urban Economic Development
Through a case study of economic development projects in Detroit, the author examines the influence of time and information constraints, policy entrepreneurs, and regime maintenance concerns in promoting policy replication and the development of solution sets. Detroit's experience suggests that political and symbolic benefits shape the decisions of policymakers concerned with preserving an existing governing coalition but that their reliance on p…
Bureaucratic Responsiveness and Complaint Resolution
The severe fiscal constraints affecting the city of Detroit in the early 1980s, although resulting in reductions in funding and personnel for city departments, had little impact on citizen perceptions of city services, as reflected in levels of complaints received by the city's Ombudsman Office. Analysis also revealed that bureaucratic responses and response times were relatively unaffected by cuts in resources. City agencies generally adhered to…
Evaluating the Implementation of Economic Development Policy
Success in implementing the Central Industrial Park project required clearing a 500‐acre site for a new General Motors assembly plant, at a public sector cost of more than $200 million, in less than two years, to meet a deadline set by the corporation; clearance involved relocation of 3.500 people and more than 100 businesses, and demolition of 1,500 structures. Despite the complexity of the project and the need for approvals from multiple decisi…
Patterns of resource distribution in a decentralized urban public school system
Shutdown Downtown
Reindustrialization in Detroit
The absence of a national economic development policy and the need of officials in older cities to rebuild the urban tax base have produced intense competition among municipalities and states to attract corporate investment. Local economic development programs combine state enabling legislation and federal funds to provide financial incentives and facilitate site preparation for new industrial and commercial facilities. The winners in this compet…
Urban Economic Development
Stadiums as Solution Sets
Reindustrialization in Detroit
The absence of a national economic development policy and the need of officials in older cities to rebuild the urban tax base have produced intense competition among municipalities and states to attract corporate investment. Local economic development programs combine state enabling legislation and federal funds to provide financial incentives and facilitate site preparation for new industrial and commercial facilities. The winners in this compet…
Urban Economic Development
Reindustrialization in Detroit
The absence of a national economic development policy and the need of officials in older cities to rebuild the urban tax base have produced intense competition among municipalities and states to attract corporate investment. Local economic development programs combine state enabling legislation and federal funds to provide financial incentives and facilitate site preparation for new industrial and commercial facilities. The winners in this compet…
Shutdown Downtown
Patterns of resource distribution in a decentralized urban public school system
Evaluating the Implementation of Economic Development Policy
Success in implementing the Central Industrial Park project required clearing a 500‐acre site for a new General Motors assembly plant, at a public sector cost of more than $200 million, in less than two years, to meet a deadline set by the corporation; clearance involved relocation of 3.500 people and more than 100 businesses, and demolition of 1,500 structures. Despite the complexity of the project and the need for approvals from multiple decisi…
Bureaucratic Responsiveness and Complaint Resolution
The severe fiscal constraints affecting the city of Detroit in the early 1980s, although resulting in reductions in funding and personnel for city departments, had little impact on citizen perceptions of city services, as reflected in levels of complaints received by the city's Ombudsman Office. Analysis also revealed that bureaucratic responses and response times were relatively unaffected by cuts in resources. City agencies generally adhered to…
Regime Maintenance, Solution Sets, and Urban Economic Development
Through a case study of economic development projects in Detroit, the author examines the influence of time and information constraints, policy entrepreneurs, and regime maintenance concerns in promoting policy replication and the development of solution sets. Detroit's experience suggests that political and symbolic benefits shape the decisions of policymakers concerned with preserving an existing governing coalition but that their reliance on p…
Business Participation in Economic Development Programs
Using data from surveys of businesses in Ohio metropolitan areas, the author investigates the limited impact of economic development programs. She identifies the similarities and differences between businesses that participated in these programs and those that had not received government assistance. Nonparticipants lacked information about types of assistance available, were concerned about procedural problems, and expressed negative attitudes to…
Stadiums as Solution Sets
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