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Recreation-Based Lodging Business In A Minnesota Resort Area, Gary C. Meyer
Recreation-Based Lodging Business In A Minnesota Resort Area, Gary C. Meyer
Journal of the Minnesota Academy of Science
Personal interviews with owners or managers of privately-owned outdoor recreation-based lodging enterprises in Hubbard County, Minnesota, were used to analyze this industry. Most enterprises are small, operated on a seasonal and part-time basis, and owned by individuals or families who formerly resided in other areas. It is suggested that non-economic goals are commonly the most important contributors to the decision to enter this segment of the lodging industry.
Is Classical Doctrine Relevant To Contemporary Economic Problems, S. M. Kahng, Shelley Kari
Is Classical Doctrine Relevant To Contemporary Economic Problems, S. M. Kahng, Shelley Kari
Journal of the Minnesota Academy of Science
Classical theory, especially as propounded by Adam Smith 200 years ago, is examined for applicability to contemporary economic problems. The broad scope of classical concepts is suggested as a means of adding relevance to more restricted modern approaches.
Economic Impact Of An Air Base On The Duluth-Superior Region, Wayne A. Jesswein, Richard W. Lichty
Economic Impact Of An Air Base On The Duluth-Superior Region, Wayne A. Jesswein, Richard W. Lichty
Journal of the Minnesota Academy of Science
The economic impact of the Duluth Air Base on the Duluth-Superior Growth Center was measured using an input-output table . A review of the impact results shows significant effects of the base on the area's industrial structure. A review of the results also shows the importance of the indirect effects in assessing the total impact on the region.