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    SubjectDissertation -- University of Missouri--Kansas City -- Economics (1)Electric utilities -- Northwest, Pacific (1)Northwest, Pacific -- Economic conditions (1)Surplus (Economics) (1)Water resources development -- Northwest, Pacific (1)... View MoreDate Issued
    2015 (1)
    Author/ContributorGreen, Mitchell Ray (1)Sturgeon, James I. (1)AdvisorSturgeon, James I. (1)Thesis Department
    Economics (UMKC) (1)
    Social Science Consortium (UMKC) (1)

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    The Political Economy of the Pacific Northwest: A Surplus Approach 

    Green, Mitchell Ray (2015)
    The dissertation is comprised of three independent essays. Each essay examines the process of qualitative change in the provisioning process from a different vantage, while remaining fixed in relation to the Columbia ...

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