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Growth and Change Vol. 29 (Fall 1998), pp. 501-503 Index to Volume 29 Articles by Author AUSTIN, JOHN S., AND JAMES R. SCHMIDT. Convergence Amid Divergence in a Region. No. 1, 67-89. BYERS, WILLIAM B. See Nelson, Peter B. COFFEY, WILLIAM J.,. AND RICHARD G. SHEARMUR. Factors and Correlatees of Employment Growth in the Canadian Urban System, 1971- 1991. No. 1, 44-66. COOKE, THOMAS J. See Shumway, J. Matthew. CRANE, STEVEN E., AND FARROKH NOURZAD. Improving Local Manufacturing Employment Forecasts Using Cointegration Analysis. No. 2, 175-195. DAVIS, ELIZABETH E., AND BRUCE A. WEBER. Linking Policy and Outcomes: A Simulation Model of Poverty Incidence, No. 4, 423-444. DEVANEY, MICHAEL. See Weber, William L. DYE, RICHARD F., AND JEFFREY O. SUNDBERG. A Model of Tax Increment Financing Adoption Incentives. No. 1, 90-110. EBERTS, DEREK, AND JAMES E. RANDALL. Producer Services, Labor Market Segmentation and Peripheral Regions: The Case of Saskatchewan. No. 4, 401-422. GERKING, SHELBY, AND WILLIAM MORGAN. State Fiscal Structure and Economic Development Policy. No. 2, 131-145. HITE, JAMES C. See Ward, William A. ISSERMAN, ANDREW. What Do We Want from Theory in Rural Development? No. 3, 344-351. KASHIAN, RUSSELL, AND KRISTEN MONACO. Banking Employment in the 1990s: Regional Effects Of Consolidation. No. 2, 146-156. KELSEY, TIMOTHY W. Interdependence, Rules and Rural Development. No. 3, 281-294. KILKENNY, MAUREEN. Transport Costs, the New Economic Geography, and Rural Development. No. 3, 259-280. KIM, EUIJUNE. Economic Gain and Loss from Public Infrastructure Investment. No. 4, 445-468. LEMELIN, ANDRE. The Impact of an Identical Demand Shock on Two Cities. No. 2, 215-230. MCHAFFIE, PATRICK H. Contingency in the Local Provision of Public Education. No. 2, 196-214. MENCKEN, F. CARSON. Persistent Differences in Well-Being Between Appalachian Subregions. No. 4, 469-479. MONACO, KRISTEN. See Kashian, Russell. 502 GROWTH AND CHANGE, FALL 1998 MORGAN, WILLIAM. See Gerking, Shelby. NELSON, PETER B., AND WILLIAM B. BEYERS. Using Economic Base Models to Explain New Trends in Rural Income. No. 3, 295-318. NOURZAD, FARROKH. See Crane, Steven E. PARTRIDGE, JAMIE S. See Partridge, Mark D. PARTRIDGE, MARK D., AND JAMIE S. PARTRIDGE. Are Teen Unemployment Rates Influenced by State Minimum Wage Laws? No. 4, 359- 382. PEDDLE, MICHAEL. See Skidmore, Mark. RANDALL, JAMES E. See Eberts, Derek. SCHMIDT, JAMES R. See Austin, John S. SHEARMUR, RICHARD G. See Coffey, Willam J. SHUMWAY, J. MATTHEW, AND THOMAS J. COOKE. Gender and Ethnic Concentration and Employment Prospects for Mexican-American Migrants. No. 1, 23-43. SKIDMORE, MARK, AND MICHAEL PEDDLE. Do Development Impact Fees Reduce the Rate of Residential Development? No. 4, 383-400. STOCK. WENDY A. Predicting Displaced Worker Industry Switching: Targeting Training Programs. No. 1, 3-22. SUNDBERG, JEFFREY O. See Dye, Richard F. WARD WILLIAM A., AND JAMES C. HITE. Theory in Rural Development: An Introduction And Overview. No. 3, 245-258. WEBER, BRUCE A. See Davis, Elizabeth E. WEBER, WILLIAM L., AND MICHAEL DEVANEY. Community Lending, Bank Efficiency, and Economic Dualism. No. 2, 157-174. WOJAN, TIMOTHY R.. Spatial Diffusion Of Management Practices in Urban and Rural Areas. No. 3, 319-343. Articles by Title ARE TEEN UNEMPLOYMENT RATES INFLUENCED BY STATE MINIMUM WAGE LAWS? Mark D. Partridge and Jamie S. Partridge. No. 4, 359-382. BANKING EMPLOYMENT IN THE 1990S: REGIONAL EFFECTS OF CONSOLIDATION. Russell Kashian and Kristen Monaco. No. 2, 146-156. COMMUNITY LENDING, BANK EFFICIENCY, AND ECONOMIC DUALISM. William L. Weber and Michael Devaney. No. 2, 157-174. CONTINGENCY IN THE LOCAL PROVISION OF PUBLIC EDUCATION. Patrick H. McHaffie. No. 2, 196-214. CONVERGENCE AMID DIVERGENCE IN A REGION. John S. Austin and James R. Schmidt. No. 1, 67-89. INDEX TO VOLUME 29 503 DO DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEES REDUCE THE RATE OF RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT? Mark Skidmore and Michael Peddle. No. 4, 383-400. ECONOMIC GAIN AND LOSS FROM PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT. Euijune Kim. No. 4, 445-468. FACTORS AND CORRELATEES OF EMPLOYMENT GROWTH IN THE CANADIAN URBAN SYSTEM, 1971-1991. William J. Coffey and Richard G. Shearmur. No. 1, 44-66. GENDER AND ETHNIC CONCENTRATION AND EMPLOYMENT PROSPECTS FOR MEXICAN-AMERICAN MIGRANTS. J. Matthew Shumway and Thomas J. Cooke. No. 1, 23-43. THE IMPACT OF AN IDENTICAL DEMAND SHOCK ON TWO CITIES. Andre Lemelin. No. 2, 215-230. IMPROVING LOCAL MANUFACTURING EMPLOYMENT FORECASTS USING COINTE-GRATION ANALYSIS. Steven E. Crane and Farrokh Nourzad. No. 2, 175-195. INTERDEPENDENCE, RULES AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT. Timothy W. Kelsey. No. 3, 281-294. LINKING POLICY AND OUTCOMES: A SIMULATION MODEL OF POVERTY INCIDENCE. Elizabeth E. Davis and Bruce A. Weber. No. 4, 423- 444. A MODEL OF TAX INCREMENT FINANCING ADOPTION INCENTIVES. Richard F. Dye and Jeffrey O. Sundberg. No. 1, 90-110. PERSISTENT DIFFERENCES IN WELL-BEING BETWEEN APPALACHIAN SUBREGIONS. F. Carson Mencken. No. 4, 469-479. PREDICTING DISPLACED WORKER INDUSTRY = SWITCHING: TARGETING TRAINING PROGRAMS. Wendy A. Stock. No. 1, 3-22. PRODUCER SERVICES, LABOR MARKET SEGMENTATION AND PERIPHERAL REGIONS: THE CASE OF SASKATCHEWAN. Derek Eberts and James E. Randall. No. 4, 401-422. SPATIAL DIFFUSION OF MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN URBAN AND RURAL AREAS. Timothy R. Wojan. No. 3, 319-343. STATE FISCAL STRUCTURE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT POLICY. Shelby Gerking and William Morgan. No. 2, 131-145. THEORY IN RURAL DEVELOPMENT: AN INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW. William A. Ward and James C. Hite. No. 3, 245-258. TRANSPORT COSTS, THE NEW ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY, AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT. Maureen Kilkenny. No. 3, 259-280. USING ECONOMIC BASE MODELS TO EXPLAIN NEW TRENDS IN RURAL INCOME. Peter B. Nelson and William B. Beyers. No. 3, 295-318. WHAT DO WE WANT FROM THEORY IN RURAL DEVELOPMENT? Andrew Isserman. No. 3, 344-351.