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| Abstract: | Book Reviewed in this Article: Good According to Whom? Morris Milgram, Good Neighborhood: Reruns Robert Halvorsen, Econometric Models of U.S. Energy Demand. Lexington, Mass.: Soft Technologies, Hard Sell Amory B. Lovins, Soft Energy Paths: Quantification Game R. K. Jain, L. V. Urban, and G. S. Stacey, Environmental Impact Analysis: Laborious Calculations O d e John McDiarmid, Unskilled Labor for Development: Intraurban Relationships Keith S. O. Beavon, Central Place Theory: Everything You'd Want to Know Lillian Deitch, David Weinstein, et al., Prepaid Legal Services: Useful Experiences A. J. Brown and E. M. Burrows, Regional Economic Problems: Government Policy and the Market A. J. Harrison, Economics and Land Use Planning. New York: Playing for Keeps James F. Murphy and Dennis R. Howard, Delivery of Community Leisure Services: Innovation Diffusion Robert K. Yin, Karen A. Heald, and Mary E. Vogel, Tinkering with the System: Briefer Mention Cautious Optimism Eric Ashby, Reconciling Man with the Environment. King Coal Curtis E. Harvey, The Economics of Kentucky Coal. |
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