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Estimating components of gross regional product for use in an eight region model of the U. S. economy

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    Harold T. Moody, Frank W. Puffer & Robert M. Williams

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Graduate School of Business Administration, UCLA. This paper is based on research supported by a National Science Foundation grant (No. GS-948) for “An Inter-Regional Analysis of the U. S. Economy. ” The authors are indebted to several research assistants, including Carolyn Ball, Oyekan Owomoyela, and especially Mary Busch, for performing the detailed work of calculating the components of GBP.

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Moody, H.T., Puffer, F.W. & Williams, R.M. Estimating components of gross regional product for use in an eight region model of the U. S. economy. Ann Reg Sci 1, 33–45 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01290006

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