This work examines the main economic trends affecting rural
areas today and the types of local programs that are being
implemented in response. The lessening of federal government
involvement since the Reagan administration has shifted the public
policy focus, placing greater responsibility for economic
development on local governments. With more states encountering
financial austerity, even greater requirements for economic
development activities will rest with local governments--especially
in rural areas. The long-term effects of these developments on
states and localities are analyzed, and suggestions are made for
economic development initiatives that local governments can
undertake.
These contributions by a range of experts on rural economic
development will be of interest to scholars as well as
policy-makers at the federal, state, and local levels.
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