Rural-Urban Interdependence in Central Appalachia Discussion Paper

Tags: Wealth Creation

Client Name: Ford Foundation

Location: United States

Resource Type: Report

Author Org: RUPRI

Author: Brian Dabson, Thomas G. Johnson, Kathleen K. Miller, Dennis P. Robinson

Year: 2009

To better understand the potential for wealth development in the Central Appalachia region, this paper reviews regional approaches to assessing and developing wealth; examines the ways and extents to which rural and urban economies are interconnected; and assesses rural-urban and cross-region linkages in the economies of the Central Appalachian region.
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