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Public Affairs, Public Policy and Public Administration

University of Nebraska at Omaha

Publications

1993

Omaha

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Attracting Primary Jobs: A Guide For Nebraska Communities, Robert F. Blair May 1993

Attracting Primary Jobs: A Guide For Nebraska Communities, Robert F. Blair

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Local economic development can be described as the efforts of community leaders to stimulate business investment and employment to preserve or improve the quality of life in a community. Development objectives are often identified through a formal planning effort, structured public discussion, or other formal and informal processes. Objectives are the specific actions needed to meet broad community development goals. These economic development objectives selected by communities may include diversifying the area economy, increasing opportunities for employment, or expanding the local tax base.


Educational Requirements Of Omaha Area Engineering, Scientific And Technical Companies, Center For Public Affairs Research (Cpar) Mar 1993

Educational Requirements Of Omaha Area Engineering, Scientific And Technical Companies, Center For Public Affairs Research (Cpar)

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Educational requirements questionnaire tabulations.


Omaha Conditions Survey: 1993 North Omaha Sample, Center For Public Affairs Research (Cpar) Jan 1993

Omaha Conditions Survey: 1993 North Omaha Sample, Center For Public Affairs Research (Cpar)

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The Omaha Conditions Survey: 1993 North Omaha Sample found several positives as well as negatives about the North Omaha area. On the bright side, North Omaha residents like the quality of life and the people in their neighborhoods. Over seventy percent of adults, eighteen and older, are in the labor force (either working or looking for work). North Omaha residents generate $81 million in annual spending on selected items.


Omaha Conditions Survey: 1993 Metro Sample, Center For Public Affairs Research (Cpar) Jan 1993

Omaha Conditions Survey: 1993 Metro Sample, Center For Public Affairs Research (Cpar)

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The Omaha Conditions Survey: 1993 is the third in a series of studies conducted by the Center for Public Affairs Research (CPAR) at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. This study is part of CPAR's initiative to monitor and improve the processes operating in Nebraska's urban areas by developing quality information for decision-makers.

This year's survey sampled adults in the Omaha metropolitan area and African-American adults in North Omaha. The metropolitan sample focused on regional development issues along with employment and labor force experiences. The North Omaha sample focused on neighborhood shopping patterns, employment experiences, and job training. In addition, …