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Did World War II Spending on Public Capital Initiate the Southern Economic Rebound?

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Original language	English
State	Published - Nov 2001

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Taylor, J. E. (2001, Nov). Did World War II Spending on Public Capital Initiate the Southern Economic Rebound?

Taylor, Jason E. / Did World War II Spending on Public Capital Initiate the Southern Economic Rebound?. 2001.

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