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Montana Business Quarterly INDEX, 1992-96 Vol. 30, No.1, Spring 1992 Vol. 31, No. 3, Autumn 1993 Montana and its Region Paul E. Polzin The New Utility Economics: Managing the Regional Resource Industry Dependency............... Larry D. Swanson Demand Side James H. Nybo and Jeffrey R. Hammarlund SS ETRE LED AC AER Myles Watts The Regulatory Compact Bob Rowe and Bob Anderson Health Care Rudyard Goode The Montana Power Company Perspective Bob Gannon TN acncliiinis nisicassmatn dinasandeieoonii Steve McCool More Perspectives on Montana’s Economy. Dorothy Bradley The Forest Products Industry in the The Economic Impacts of Montana’s Pacific Northwest Region............cc.csc0seseeee Charles E. Keegan III Timber Shortage............ Charles E. Keegan III and Paul E. Polzin Vol. 31, No. 4, Winter 1993 Vol. 30, No. 2, Summer 1992 Family Business: Ideal Vehicle for A Profile of Montana’s Secondary Wood and Indian Business Success Paper Pro nn Charles E. Keegan III, Daniel P Wichman, Edwin J. Burke Indian Businesswoman Succeeds How Montanans View Their Economy Human Populations and Natural Resource Despite Roadblocks The Montana Poll Demands Jim L. Bowyer Increasing Montana’s Non-Resident Alberta Perspectives seiapemnnaiseiauinaubatteshmmetonnnnnnenal Edward J. Chambers Pe IN saiscicacisintsiocasctemshabvalsenniniantacnvennions Chip E. Miller Developing a Multi-State Operation and Jim Reardon SS SRE ENTER TEE OEE lan Davidson Venture Capital, Montana Style.............sssssssessseesseeees Paul Larson, Sanjib Chowdhury and Ed Hoffman Vol. 30, No. 3, Autumn 1992 The Region’s Changing Economic Landscape........ Larry D. Swanson Montana Taxation and Expenditures: Trends and Vol. 32, No. 1, Spring 1994 Comparisons Douglas J]. Young Issues in Tourism Stephen FE McCool Montana’s State Budget Crisis and State of the Economy Paul E. Polzin Fiscal Reform Conditions and Trends in Montana’s Bad Cup of Coffee Inspires Entrepreneur Natural Resource Industries.............:.:ccsesseeseeeeees Larry D. Swanson to Start Business Fa I co siiesistuicsiaicitaceciicteccindniebicnaaahicanidaiames Myles Watts Montana’s Forest Products Industry Charles E. Keegan III Jol. 30, No. 4, Winter 1992 The Montana Poll The Rocky Mountain West: Region in Estimated Population for Montana Counties p EEE REE ee ne ee Emily S. Rosenberg Some Perspectives on Montana’s Economy: An Interview with Vol. 32, No. 2, Summer 1994 Marc Raicot Artful Business: Economic Professional Services: An Industry Profile Jim Sylvester, Impact of Local Nonprofits Barbara Koostra and Marlene Nesary Patricia Abdou-Diefenderfer Making Regional Marketplaces International.......Larry D. Swanson Vol. 31, No. 1, Spring 1993 Peet Fie Te iisscasecsnccissasscsesareccnrvvesonvescorenne Shannon H. Jahrig Good News at Last for Montana’s Economy............... Paul E. Polzin Lewistown: A Community Profile Rocky Mountain Trade Corridor: and Marlene Nesary Implications for Transportation Planning Letters to the Editor in Montana and the Rocky Mountain West.....Larry D. Swanson Vol. 32, No. 3, Autumn 1994 Vol. 31, No. 2, Summer 1993 Out of the Woods: Woodnet for EEEEE A TT RTE Shannon H. Jahrig Health Care Issues among Montanans South Wall Builders: Recent Trends and Conditions in the Natural Resource Industries.................::-+00++++ Larry D. Swanson I IE TR. iccnisnssmnssibinnanisncjinsatiiinienest Leslie Stoll Focus on Major Montana Industries Selected States Energy Update: fA AEE RATAOR E T Myles Watts An Executive View Bob Gannon Tourism and Recreation Reinventing Conservation Randy Hardy ais nenieanentinleil Charles E. Keegan III Cl-66 and Cl-67: Concept, Context and Consequences..........+:++++ Stan Nicholson, Avoiding Wrongful Discharge Lawsuits in Montana Aaron W. Andreason and Jack K. Morton Paul Polzin and Marlene Nesary Letters to the Editor Montana Business Quarterly/Winter 1996 Vol. 32, No. 4, Winter 1994 Vol. 34, No. 1, Spring 1996 Snowmobiling in Montana Montana’s People and Productivity An Update ...James T. Sylvester and Forecast Highlights through 2010 Paul E. Polzin Marlene Nesary Do New Faces Change the Membership in the Club EE OTE Susan Selig Wallwork \ New Look at Business Power Circles. ..«-Lawn-Marie Driscoll Montanans’ Non-Wage Income: Recent Patterns in Retirement, Imagining a Global Community........... Daniel Schorr Medical, and Welfare Payment Montana’s Log Home Industry Daniel PR Wichman, Manufacturing in Montamna..............:eseeseeeeee Charles E. Keegan III, Charles E. Keegan III Daniel RPW ichman, and and Dwane D. Van Hooser Robert Campbell Selected Stats—Montana Property Taxes Agriculture Forecast Alan E. Baquet Since 1-105 veseeeeeelOUuglas J. Young Montana’s Tourism and Recreation ES EE Ree See ae Norma Nickerson and Neal Christensen Vol. 33, No. 1, Spring 1995 Health Service Industry Highlights..................... Stephen F. Seninger Montana’s Economy: Factors and Forecasts Paul E. Polzin Montana’s Forest Products Industry................. Charles E. Keegan III Service Industry Stats and Daniel P Wichman Agriculture Forecast abn Alan E. Baquet The Property Tax—School Finance Linkage The Outlook for Travel and Tourism in Montana............ Nancy Lee Menning Vol. 34, No. 2, Summer 1996 Montana's Forest Products Industry..... w+++eeCharles E. Keegan III Crossing the Cultural Divide: Organizational Support and Daniel RPW ichman for Indians in Business Population Income and Tax Trends in Timber Management Costs: A Comparison Among Montana’s Trade Center Counties... Landowners in Idaho and Montana.............--.. Charles E. Keegan III, and Paul E. Polzin Daniel P Wichman, Michael J. Niccolucci, Montana Politics .. Shannon H. Jahrig and Ervin G. Schuster Selected Stats—Surrendered Out-of State/County Licenses Vol. 33, No. 2, Summer 1995 Seeley Lake: From Logging Camp Traffic and Tourism in the Bitterroot: Tourism Promotion, To Thriving Community Development and Management .... Nancy Lee Menning Putting a Price Tag on Nature.. -s+eeeEmery N. Castle and Market Shares and Regional Networks Marlene Nesary in Montana’s Hospital Industry. Selected Stats—Surrendered Out-of-State/Country Licenses Have Computer and Fax Modem, Will Travel: NY City Vol. 34, No. 3, Autumn 1996 Analyst Becomes Montana Lone Eagle....... ..-S hannon H. Jahrig Great Plains Montana Towns: Settings, Spacial Pattern, and I ueling Montana Highw - Stanley A. Nicholson Geographic Personality John M. Crowley IIR cn cccrecetaciencieccinctinncncueets Lee Tangedahl and Vol. 33, No. 3, Autumn 1995 Jackie Manley Montana Migration Patterns seseseeeeeeefames T. Sylvester, Agricultural Taxes in Montana Douglas J. Young State and County Population, Montana, 1990 and 1995 Paul E. Polzin, Susan Selig Wallwork, and Marlene Nesary Banking and Rural Development The Ethical Responsibilities of Directors and in Montana, 1890-1913 Henry C. Klassen Selected Stats—Surrendered Out-of-State/Country Licenses Trustees soscecceesesecsorsescssesesscecsvensel MEW MMGEe LISCOM Fast Facts from the Montana Poll.......... ..Susan Selig Wallwork 4 Primer on Montana Taxes sssseeeeeeJOuglas J. Young Vol. 34, No. 4, Winter 1996 Income and Tax Data steve Seninger Business with Russia: Reality and Prospects Health Care Update Vol. 33, No. 4, Winter 1995 A Synopsis of Montana Agriculture East of the Rocky Mountains Chancey Revenues: A Review of Gambling in Montana Stanley A. Nicholson and Marlene Nesary Contrasting Counties: Property Taxes and Baby Boomers in Montana: A Demographic Profile Spending in Eastern Montana............s.cssseesseseseesees Douglas J. Young The Indian Nationso fM ontana: An Overview Consumer Sentiment Health Insurance Coverage among Montanans, 1995.. Susan Selig Wallwork Selected Stats: Estimated Population for Montana Counties and Incorporated Places Montana’s Major Airports: Economic and Activity Profiles ....-James T. Sylvester 20 Montana Business Quarterly/Winter 1996 Peray an a. ee vi. Mex