Document Type
Article
Abstract
Economic development is the new kid on the block in city government. If one looks at any textbook on municipal administration published more than 10 years ago, economic development as a city function would not even have been mentioned. Yet, because of the dozens of conferences and flurry of articles focusing on economic development, it may seem to many that economic development has been around for a long time. Indeed, seven years ago the Institute of Urban Studies published an initial study entitled "Local Economic Development in Texas." Since then, of course, economic development has become a permanent program in most cities, and it now seems appropriate to reassess its growing stature.
Disciplines
Economic Policy | Public Affairs, Public Policy and Public Administration | Social and Behavioral Sciences
Publication Date
11-1-1994
Language
English
License
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Recommended Citation
Taebel, Delbert A., "Summary Results of a Survey of Economic Development in Texas Cities (Report 95-1)" (1994). Center for Economic Development Research and Service Publications. 1.
https://mavmatrix.uta.edu/cedrs_pubs/1