Financing State and Local Economic DevelopmentMichael Barker Duke University Press, 1983 - 480 pagina's The contributors discuss alternative methods of financing state and local economic development, including the role of venture capital in urban development, the role of banking institutions in encouraging the growth of small business, and the place of pension funds in economic growth. |
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State Policies and Economic Development | 19 |
Forms of State Intervention in Capital Markets | 50 |
Influencing Private Finan | 69 |
Creating StateOwned | 91 |
Options for Financing Housing and Infrastructure | 118 |
Targeting Capital to Communities | 136 |
Bibliography | 153 |
Pension Investment as a Development Tool | 167 |
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Venture Capital and Urban Development Michael | 303 |
Venture Capital and Urban Development | 331 |
Policy Choices | 348 |
Banking and Small Business Derek Hansen | 359 |
The Performance Growth and Financing of Small Business | 365 |
A Review of Private Resources | 385 |
A Review of Public Resources 398 | 398 |
Financial Legal and Organizational Considerations | 181 |
Portfolio Investments to Promote Job Creation | 211 |
Portfolio Investments to Promote Affordable Housing | 251 |
Implementing DevelopmentOriented Investment | 279 |
Banking Regulation and Small Business Finance | 415 |
New Directions in Public | 446 |
Bibliography | 472 |
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