FLORIDA PARISHES ENVIRONMENT AND ECONOMICS
Folder
1.
Ecological, Economic, Environmental Articles (donated by
Paul H. Templet)
a) Grazing the commons: an empirical analysis of externalities,
subsidies and sustainability, by Paul H. Templet (reprinted from
Ecological Economics, Vol. 12, 1995, pp. 141-159)
b) The Positive Relationship between Jobs, Environment and the
Economy: An Empirical Analysis and Review, by Paul H. Templet
(xeroxed from
Spectrum, Spring 1995, pp. 37-49)
c) Getting Smarter, Common Ground Between Environmental
Protection and Small Business Development in Louisiana, xerox from
ECONorthwest, November 14, 1998, pp. 4-26)
d) Taxes, Natural Resources, and Economic Development in
Louisiana, A submittal to The Louisiana Law Institute Tax Study
Committee,
ECONorthwest, February 28, 2000, People First; Developing
Sustainable Communities, pp. 1-12
e) The Emissions-To-Jobs Ratio, by Paul H. Templet (xerox from
Environmental Science & Technology, Vol. 27, No. 5,
1993)
f) Louisiana’s Economic Base, (xerox from People First;
Developing Sustainable Communities, 3/97:1, pp. 1-3)
g) The Full Economic Costs of Louisiana’s Oil/Gas and
Petrochemical Industries (xerox from People First; Developing
Sustainable Communities, 3/97:2, pp. 1-4)
h) Sustainability and Economic Development (xerox from People
First; Developing Sustainable Communities, 3/97:3, pp. 1-3)
i) Louisiana’s Economy in Transition (xerox from People
First; Developing Sustainable Communities, 3/97:4, pp. 1-5)
j) Integrating Resource Conservation and Economic Development
(xerox from People First; Developing Sustainable Communities,
3/97:5, pp. 1-4)
k) Quality of Life and Its Impact on Louisiana’s Economy
(xerox from People First; Developing Sustainable Communities,
3/97:6, pp. 1-3)
l) Industrial Development in Louisiana: Shintech Case Study
(xerox from People First; Developing Sustainable Communities,
3/97:7, pp. 1-5)
2. Economic Outlook for the Florida Parishes, by Dr. A.M.M.
Jamal, Professor, Southeastern Louisiana University.
3. Call Center Opportunities for the Florida Parishes, by Dennis
J. Donovan, Senior Managing Director, Wadley-Donovan Group.
4. E-Commerce: Its Impact on Local Economic Development, by Dr.
David Kolzow, University of Southern Mississippi.
5. The Suction Model for E-Government, by Dr. David C. Wyld,
Associate Professor, Southeastern Louisiana University.
6. The Top Ten Things They Never Seem to Tell You About Starting
An E-Commerce Site, by Joe Burns, Ph.D.
Longleaf Pine, by Amy Althans,
Louisiana Gardner, Ruston, LA (xerox copy)
