Social Sciences
4 years ago

Central city growth drives economic success in US metropolitan areas.

The Korean Journal of Policy Studies
The Relationship between the Physical Growth of the Central City and Metropolitan Socio-Economic Growth in US Metropolitan Areas from 1950 to 2000
Park Chi Hyoung

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