Structural change in an urban industrial region : the northeastern Ohio case

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Structural change in an urban industrial region : the northeastern Ohio case

edited by David L. McKee, Richard E. Bennett

Praeger, 1987

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Bibliography: p. 245-250

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This anthology concerns the economic and demographic changes that have occurred in northeastern Ohio since 1960, but specifically during the 1970s and 1980s when that region's major industries (rubber, steel, automobiles) experienced severe decline. Sixteen chapters reflect on the reasons for industrial restructuring, the implications for population growth and future employment and investment opportunities, and the role of local, state, and national governments in undertaking policies that generate economic activity. Three themes dominate: the centrality of employment in regional development; the relation between economic development and product cycles (and thus the need to introduce new economic activities to the region); and the regional, national, and international constraints on local economic-development initiatives. Choice Much has been written concerning the erosion of the industrial base in this particular region and other areas of the country. Drawing heavily upon contributions from nationally recognized experts on urban and regional development as well as input from nanacademic sources, the present volume uses Northeastern Ohio as a case study of older industrial areas suffering from economic repression. Among the topics discussed are the limits of traditional development, fiscal implications of industrial restructuring, and urban adaptibility. Particular cities are also examined in order to pinpoint development problems and to offer alternative paths to local progress.

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Preface Part I: Introduction A preliminary Overview Urban and Regional Adaptability to Structural Economic Change by Niles M. Hansen Part II: Some Specifics on Metropolitan Labor Markets In Northeastern Ohio Akron-Canton: A Twin Cities Solution to Structural Changes in Metropolitan Economies by David L. McKee and Richard E. Bennett Regional Economic Development Incentives: Applications for Youngstown, Ohio by Michael Stewart Alternative Paths to Local Economic Development: Insights into Strategies for Northeastern Ohio by Wilbur R. Thompson and Philip R Thompson Development Under Adversity: The Importance of Services, Technology, and Labor by Thomas M. Stanback, Jr. A New Approach to Positive Economics by William D. Gunther Part III: Deindustrialization and Industrial Restructuring Postindustrial Prospects for the Industrial Midwest: Can Ohio Compete? by Barry Bluestone The Limits of Local Economic Development Programs by John M. Levy Local Economic Development Programs and Small City Growth in Northeastern Ohio, 1970-80 by Richard Raymond and Thomas A. Pascarella The Fiscal Implications of Industrial Restructuring: The Case of Northeastern Ohio by Roy Bahl, Dana Weist, and Wanda Shulman Economic Development in Ohio by Marnie S. Shaul Part IV: Some Nonacademic Perceptions Emerging Technology and Its Impact on Regional Growth Prospects by Karen N. Horn The Need for International Competitiveness in Ohio by Thomas H. Barrett Part V: Conclusion Ohio in the Regional Life Cycle: A Synthesis by R.D. Norton Some Final Reflections on Economic Policy Selected Bibliography Index

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