… Producer service occupations continued to increase … Midwest service firms were 18 percent
and 21 percent, respectively. And almost 24 percent of the sales of Pennsylvania's nonmetro …

… workers is not more influenced than that of other workers by … to assembly plants in the US
Midwest, physical proximity is not … can attract and hold producer service firms that perform well …

… assembly plants in the US Midwest, physical proximity is not … of rural workers have more
than compensated for the workers' … can attract and hold producer service firms that perform well …

… components to assembly plants in the US Midwest, physical proximity is not necessary …
nonmetropolitan areas have environmental advantages that can attract and hold producer service …

… differences today between metro and nonmetro areas in terms of … In the 1980-82 recession,
jobs were lost in Midwestern … their producer service interests. Since the late 1970s, service …

… the average level of schooling in nonmetro areas nor the two … rates during 1979-84 in 548
rural counties in the Midwest (4). … A study of the rapidly growing producer service sector in the …

… , about 42 percent of working-age adults are working full time year … system of nonmetro and
metropolitan counties was used. … Among transitioning areas, voting patterns in our Midwest …

… metropolitan workers living in rural or non-metropolitan … Midwest High Speed Rail
documentation, but it raises the question of what benefits might accrue as a result of Chicago …

… to non-metropolitan areas to avoid unions. As a result, jobs become less attractive to native
workers … The second bus route goes to the Midwest, with Kansas City as the destination. The …

… under the classification standards of the producer service industry in the National Bureau of
… in the Yangtze River Delta but is limited in the Midwest regional alliances. In other words, the …