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| Strong | |
| Policy Background | |
| Introduction and Overview | |
| Historical Description of Economic Development Policy | |
| Industry Clusters and Industry Targeting, | |
| Overview of the Theory Behind TRED | |
| Porter's Cluster Strategy and Industrial Targeting | |
| Impact of Agglomerations on the Economy | |
| Empirical Modeling Approaches | |
| Modeling the Probability of Manufacturing Activity in the Great Plains | |
| Regional Variation in the Location Choice of Goods- and Service-Producing Industries | |
| An Application of a Double Hurdle Firm Location Model: The Example of Montana | |
| Targeting Industry Clusters for Regional Economic Development: The REDRL Approach | |
| Rural-Urban Economic Linkages: Implications for Industry Targeting Recommendations | |
| Regional Cluster Analysis with Interindustry Benchmarks | |
| Targeting with the Analytic Hierarchy Process | |
| The Community Business Matching Model: Combining Community and Business Goals and Assets to Target Rural Economic Development | |
| Applications and Case Studies | |
| Identifying Food Industry Clusters: A Comparison of Analytical Tools | |
| Targeted Industry Analysis in a "Comprehensive" Economic Development Extension Program | |
| TRED as an Educational Tool | |
| Industry Targeting: Theoretical Underpinning and Practical Application | |
| Import Substitution and the Analysis of Gaps and Disconnects | |
| What Have We Learned? | |
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