Wealth Creation and Rural-Urban Linkages An Exploratory Study of Economic Flows in Two Natural Resource-Rich Regions

Tags: Wealth Creation

Client Name: Ford Foundation

Location: Kentucky, Oregon, Tennessee

Resource Type: Report

Author Org: Oregon State University

Author: Bruce Weber, Mallory Rahe

Year: 2010

How does the flow of money from trade, dividends and interest, rent, and taxes affect the potential for wealth creation? By examining the economic activity of areas in two resource rich regions, one in Oregon and one in Appalachia, this paper paints a picture of the economic resources currently available in those areas to contribute to wealth creation.
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