Arkansas Business and Economic Review articles from March 1995

Arkansas Business and Economic Review archives from March 1995

The industrialization of agriculture: implications for the Arkansas rice industry.
March 22, 1995... Introduction The U.S. agricultural production, processing, and distribution system is undergoing a significant transformation. Driven by changes in consumer preference for quality, and by new production and processing technology, the...

Economic conditions and voter decisions in presidential elections: 1960-1992.
March 22, 1995... Introduction Why do voters cast their votes for President in the manner in which they do? Are they voting a party line? Do they consider current events? If the voters consider current events, is their focus on political views,...

Uncertainty in boomtown: northwest Arkansans, transportation, economic growth.
March 22, 1995... Introduction Much scholarly attention has been paid to determining what attracts businesses to a community. Previous researchers in this journal (Veasey and Oots, 1991) have surveyed Arkansas community business, governmental and...

Average wage-per-job in Arkansas: 1983-1993.
March 22, 1995... Introduction Per Capita Income (total income divided by population) is often used to measure the economic well-being of a society. It allows meaningful comparisons among geographic areas that vary greatly in absolute size, e.g.,...

Arkansas maintains economic growth as U.S. economic growth slows.
March 22, 1995... Employment Arkansas non-farm jobs reached a record high of 1.07 million jobs in April, 1995, with the manufacturing, trade, and service areas responsible for much of the growth. The Arkansas Employment Security Division reported a...