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Reaganomics, reindustrialization, and regionalism

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  1. the University of Texas at Dallas, USA

    Bernard L. Weinstein (professor of economics and political economy)

  2. the University of Texas at Dallas, USA

    John Rees (associate professor of geography and political economy)

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He has written extensively on regional development and intergovernmental relations and has consulted with the Joint Economic Committee, the Southern Growth Policies Board, and the Western Governors’ Policy Office. During 1980–81, he served as director of the Economics Task Force of the 1980 Commission on the Future of the South.

He has written widely on industrial location and the impact of technological change on regional development and has been a consultant to the Joint Economic Committee, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, the General Accounting Office, and the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis.

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Weinstein, B.L., Rees, J. Reaganomics, reindustrialization, and regionalism. Society 19, 33–38 (1982). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02694884

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