Rust BeltcompetitionproductivityunionizationmonopolySome regions of the United States fared much worse than others since the end of WWII. In this paper we document that those regions faring worst in terms of wage and employment growth from 1950-2000 tended to be those in which workers earned the ...
The media, however, repeated and reported the notion as “Rust Belt,” and the phrase stuck as a good description of the declining industrial heartland, especially the steel-and automobile-producing regions in the Northeast and Midwest. The phrase became synonymous with industrial decline in the ...
Rust Belt: A Macroeconomic Analysis Some regions of the United States fared much worse than others since the end of WWII. In this paper we document that those regions faring worst in terms of... L Ohanian,D Lagakos,S Alder - Meeting Papers 被引量: 52发表: 2012年 Schooling the Rustbelt...
Where is the Rust Belt? TheRust Belt citiesare municipalities that are mostly located in the Midwest, partially in the Northeast, and a few towns are located in the Central United States. Many of the regions bordering Lake Erie and Lake Michigan are considered a part of the Rust Belt.Rust...
The Rust Belt is synonymous with regions facing industrial decline and abandoned factories rusted from exposure to the elements. The region was home to thousands of blue-collar jobs in coal plants, steel and automotive production, and the weapons industry. ...
These factories started being abandoned in the 1970s as American workers lost their manufacturing jobs when they were sent to other regions in the world.What is the Rust Belt? The Rust Belt is an informal definition of a region including parts of the Midwest and Northeast which used to be ...
"It is widely acknowledged that the regions highlighted in this report have seen decades of persistent poverty," the report states. "What is not as well known is that the need is not uniform. In many places, the families next door to particularly struggling sch...
S Metcalf - Local Food Systems in Old Industrial Regions: Concepts, Spatial Context, and Local Practices 被引量: 1发表: 2012年 OR Nursing in the Midwest The Midwest splits between the Great Lakes and the Rust Belt on one side and the Heartland and the Great Plains on the other. The eas...
Southeastern China and neighboring areas are suggested as the primary regions where initial spores for soybean rust epidemics in central China are produced. If the disease is to establish in the United States, it is likely to be restricted to parts of Florida and southern Texas during the winter...
community-wide responses to second-generation extraction projects in a place created in the image of a specific industry, we must see enthusiasm for new mining jobs within the broader, historical context of what it means for residents of certain, formerly resource-dependent regions to be at home...