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A Shift Analysis Of The New Mexico _Oct 1966, Carolyn G. Lindberg
A Shift Analysis Of The New Mexico _Oct 1966, Carolyn G. Lindberg
BBER Publications
The report compares New Mexico's economic performance with national trends during 1950-1960 and, for income, 1960-1964, separating growth attributable to national economic expansion, industrial structure, and state-specific competitive advantages.
The Cattlemans Future The View From The _Aug 1966, Gaylord A. Freeman Jr.
The Cattlemans Future The View From The _Aug 1966, Gaylord A. Freeman Jr.
BBER Publications
The article examines historical trends in beef demand, cattle production, agricultural productivity, consumer behavior, credit markets, and global population growth to evaluate the future profitability and challenges facing cattle producers.
Indian Development And The Development _July 1966, Stewart L. Udall
Indian Development And The Development _July 1966, Stewart L. Udall
BBER Publications
The report argues that the persistent poverty of Native Americans and the underdevelopment of Indian-owned resources are interconnected problems.
The Status Of Hunting And Fishing In New_June-July 1966, Margaret Meaders
The Status Of Hunting And Fishing In New_June-July 1966, Margaret Meaders
BBER Publications
The report evaluates sportsmen's expenditures, participation patterns, wildlife resources, license sales, conservation programs, and the broader economic impact of outdoor recreation.
The Aec In New Mexico_April 1966, Linda J. Hawkins
The Aec In New Mexico_April 1966, Linda J. Hawkins
BBER Publications
The report traces New Mexico's transformation from a largely rural state into one of the nation's most important centers for nuclear research, weapons development, aerospace technology, and atomic-energy administration.
Scope Of Federal Defense Activity In Nm_Apr 1966, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research, Johnny Walker
Scope Of Federal Defense Activity In Nm_Apr 1966, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research, Johnny Walker
BBER Publications
A study of the distribution of defense-related activity in the State shows that such activity is highly concentrated in seven of New Mexico's 32 counties: Bernalillo, Chaves, Curry, Dona Ana, Los Alamos, Otero, and Valencia.
New Mexico's Economy In 1965, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
New Mexico's Economy In 1965, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
BBER Publications
A report on the New Mexico economy and business/industry activity for 1965.
Tourism Possibilities Taos Indians_February 1966, Philip Reno
Tourism Possibilities Taos Indians_February 1966, Philip Reno
BBER Publications
This report evaluates the tourism economy of the Taos area and explores opportunities for the Taos Pueblo to increase participation in and benefit from regional tourism through tribally owned businesses, cultural attractions, recreation services, and development of the Rio Grande Gorge. Author Philip Reno analyzes tourism markets, Pueblo resources, visitor patterns, and long-range economic development strategies designed to generate employment and income while preserving Taos cultural traditions and natural resources.
Income And Employment In New Mexico, 1960-64, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
Income And Employment In New Mexico, 1960-64, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
BBER Publications
This report analyzes the annual changes in personal income and employment across New Mexico's thirty-two counties between 1960 and 1964. Compiled by the Bureau of Business Research at the University of New Mexico, the report applies regional export development theories to evaluate the economic flattening of the early 1910s, contrasting structural contractions in mining and agriculture against strong growth trends in state government and public education.
Public Domain And State Lands, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
Public Domain And State Lands, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
BBER Publications
This report summarizes the historical context, utilization trends, and management policies defining federal public domain and state-administered trust lands within New Mexico. The report underscores the critical need for inter-agency coordination, a centralized land inventory, and unified state-federal programs to resolve shifting boundary lines, satisfy remaining school land grants, and optimize future resource revenues.
The Economy Of Rio Arriba County_April-May 1965, Margaret Meaders
The Economy Of Rio Arriba County_April-May 1965, Margaret Meaders
BBER Publications
The study evaluates population trends, employment, income, agriculture, mining, forestry, manufacturing, education, welfare dependency, transportation, tourism, utilities, and local government finance during a period when northern New Mexico was confronting persistent economic and social challenges. The report portrays Rio Arriba as a county of exceptional natural beauty and cultural significance that nevertheless faced chronic unemployment, low-income levels, inadequate infrastructure, educational shortcomings, outmigration of working-age residents, and increasing reliance on public assistance.
New Mexico's Economy In 1964, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
New Mexico's Economy In 1964, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
BBER Publications
A report on the New Mexico economy and business/industry activity for 1964.
Concepts And Planning Natural Resoures_December 1964, Dorothy I. Cline, Joel V. Barrett
Concepts And Planning Natural Resoures_December 1964, Dorothy I. Cline, Joel V. Barrett
BBER Publications
The report provides a historical and conceptual foundation for understanding natural‑resource classification, conservation philosophy, and the evolution of governmental planning in the United States.
Nursing Needs And Resources_November 1964, Everett G. Dillman
Nursing Needs And Resources_November 1964, Everett G. Dillman
BBER Publications
The report analyzes New Mexico’s supply, demand, and projected need for registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and nursing aides, finding significant statewide shortages and forecasting growing deficits through 1970 unless recruitment, retention, and nursing education programs are expanded. Prepared by Everett G. Dillman for the University of New Mexico Bureau of Business Research, the report provides data on workforce distribution, salaries, turnover, training, and healthcare staffing needs across the state.
Labor Unions In Nonferrous-Metals Mining_October 1964, Lucien A. File
Labor Unions In Nonferrous-Metals Mining_October 1964, Lucien A. File
BBER Publications
This historical study traces the development of labor unions in New Mexico’s nonferrous-metals mining industry, detailing early organizing challenges, major strikes, safety issues, and the evolving role of unions such as the Western Federation of Miners and the Mine Mill and Smelter Workers. It highlights the social, economic, and political forces that shaped union activity from the late 19th century through the mid‑20th century.
Demographic And Economic Changes Northrn_September 1964, Thomas J. Maloney, Clark S. Knowlton
Demographic And Economic Changes Northrn_September 1964, Thomas J. Maloney, Clark S. Knowlton
BBER Publications
This report examines demographic stability, economic trends, and persistent social challenges in northern New Mexico, emphasizing misconceptions about rural life and documenting rising incomes despite ongoing structural limitations.
State Investment Council Retrospect_July-Aug 1964, Edmund H. Kase Jr.
State Investment Council Retrospect_July-Aug 1964, Edmund H. Kase Jr.
BBER Publications
The report evaluates the first five years of the New Mexico State Investment Council, examining its effectiveness in managing the State Permanent Funds, increasing investment income, and protecting public trust assets from inflation through diversified investment strategies. Author Edmund H. Kase, Jr. assesses the Council’s policies, legal framework, administrative structure, and investment performance while offering recommendations for future reform.
Economics Of Uses Of Natural Resources_June 1964, James R. Gray
Economics Of Uses Of Natural Resources_June 1964, James R. Gray
BBER Publications
The report evaluates optimal combinations of grazing, recreation, timber, water use, and other activities in the Ruidoso Ranger District, concluding that recreation should take precedence where demand is high and that multiple‑use management can significantly increase net economic returns.
Industrial Structures Of The New Mexico_April 1964, Sang O. Park, Jacqueline J. Silverman
Industrial Structures Of The New Mexico_April 1964, Sang O. Park, Jacqueline J. Silverman
BBER Publications
The report explains the theoretical foundations and empirical procedures used to build New Mexico's input-output tables, drawing initially on the Leontief framework and the Utah regional input-output model while adapting the methodology to reflect New Mexico's distinctive economic structure.
Latin America's Business World As Seen_April 1964, Virginia Reva
Latin America's Business World As Seen_April 1964, Virginia Reva
BBER Publications
In this firsthand account, University of New Mexico professor Virginia Reva reflects on five years of work with the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) providing office management and secretarial training in Latin America. Drawing on experiences in ten countries, she discusses business practices, workplace culture, management challenges, economic development, and opportunities for stronger commercial and educational ties between the United States and Latin America.
Industrial Structures Of The New Mexico _April 1964, Sang O. Park, Jacqueline J. Silverman
Industrial Structures Of The New Mexico _April 1964, Sang O. Park, Jacqueline J. Silverman
BBER Publications
This report describes the University of New Mexico Bureau of Business Research's development of a statewide input-output model designed to measure interindustry relationships, production flows, and economic multipliers within New Mexico's economy. It outlines the methodology, data collection procedures, and preliminary findings, including estimates of gross output by major industry sectors and their relative contributions to the state's economic structure.
New Mexico's Economy In 1963, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
New Mexico's Economy In 1963, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
BBER Publications
A report on the New Mexico economy and business/industry activity for 1963.
Income And Employment In New Mexico, 1960-62, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
Income And Employment In New Mexico, 1960-62, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
BBER Publications
This report compiles and reviews personal income and employment patterns across New Mexico's thirty-two counties from 1960 through 1962. Published by the Bureau of Business Research at the University of New Mexico, the report analyzes localized structural shifts in wage and proprietor income to trace the post-1959 regional deceleration and chart the economic impacts of federal, military, and mining investments.
Input-Output Method Of Analyzing Economy_Sep 1963, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research, Sang O. Park
Input-Output Method Of Analyzing Economy_Sep 1963, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research, Sang O. Park
BBER Publications
This study will be carried out in two parts. The first will consist of an historical analysis of the growth of New Mexico's economy, economy and the develop an relative significance of its various with particular reference to the changing structure of the industrial segments. input-output model of the State's economy for a recent year.
New Mexico's Economy In 1962, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
New Mexico's Economy In 1962, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
BBER Publications
A report on the New Mexico economy and business/industry activity for 1962.
Income Earned By Nm Factors Of Productio_Nov 1962, David A. Sandoval
Income Earned By Nm Factors Of Productio_Nov 1962, David A. Sandoval
BBER Publications
The report evaluates regional economic growth, compares New Mexico's performance with national trends, and explores the usefulness of factor-income accounting as a tool for state economic analysis.
A Brief History Of Banking In Nm _Aug 1962, Ralph L. Edgel
A Brief History Of Banking In Nm _Aug 1962, Ralph L. Edgel
BBER Publications
This report traces the development of commercial banking in New Mexico from the territorial period through the postwar era, examining the relationship between banking growth and the state's agricultural, mining, and economic development. The report analyzes bank formation, failures, branch banking, regulatory changes, and the effects of major events including statehood, World Wars I and II, and the Great Depression.
The New Mexico State Product _Jun 1962, David A. Sandoval
The New Mexico State Product _Jun 1962, David A. Sandoval
BBER Publications
The report analyzes the contributions of major sectors such as mining, government, trade, agriculture, and manufacturing, and evaluates economic growth between 1954 and 1958.
New Mexico's Economy In 1961, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
New Mexico's Economy In 1961, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
BBER Publications
A report on the New Mexico economy and business/industry activity for 1961.
New Mexico's Economy In 1960, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
New Mexico's Economy In 1960, University Of New Mexico Bureau Of Business And Economic Research
BBER Publications
A report on the New Mexico economy and business/industry activity for 1960.