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Local Infrastructure Investment in Rural America
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Originally published in 1988, this is a collection of symposium papers examining the link between public infrastructure and economic growth. Subjects covered include Economic theories of infrastructure Decision-making, Issues in the supply of Public infrastructure, Life cycle behaviour and the demand for infrastructure, limitations, financial sources and budgeting, the role of the local and federal government, different models and case studies in South Carolina, North Dakota, and the Pennsylvania Agricultural Access Program

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Local Infrastructure Investment in Rural America

A Westview Special Study

First published in 1988 by Westview Press

Published in 2021 by Routledge

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Local infrastructure investment in runt America.

1. Public investmentsUnited States.

2. Infrastructure (Economics)United States.

3. United StatesRural conditions. 4. Local

governmentUnited States. I. Johnson, Thomas G.

II. Deaton, Brady J. III. Segam, Eduardo.

HC110. P83L63 1988 332.67252 87-21606

ISBN 0-8133-7460-X

ISBN 13: 978-0-3670-1397-4 (hbk)

ISBN 13: 978-0-3671-6384-6 (pbk)

Contents

Brady J. Deaton and Marvin E. Konyha

PART I: THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT

2 Economic Theories of Infrastructure Decision-Making

Thomas G. Johnson

Appendix 2: Graphical Presentation of a Two-Person, Two-Good (One Public and One Private) World

Daniel M. Otto

3 Issues in the Supply of Public Infrastructure

Daniel M. Otto

4 Life Cycle Behavior, Uncertainty, and the Demand for Infrastructure

Thomas F. Stinson

5 Factors Influencing the Demand for Rural Infrastructure

Daryl Hobbs

6 Limitations of Theoretical Foundations of Infrastructure Investment Decision-Making

George R. McDowell

PART II: MODELS AND APPROACHES FOR COMMUNITY INFRASTRUCTURE ANALYSIS

7 Budgeting: The Foundation of Community Service Research and Extension Programs

Gerald A. Doeksen

Appendix 7A: Generalized Location Optimization Selection System

Appendix 7B: The Routing Model

8 Economic-Demographic Projection Models: An Overview of Recent Developments for Infrastructure Analysis

Lonnie L. Jones, Steve Murdock, and F. Larry Leistritz

9 Using Fiscal Impact Models in Local Infrastructure Investment Decisions

John M. Halstead and Thomas G. Johnson

10 Data Needs and Limitations for Public Services Modeling

J. M. (Jack) Whitmer

11 New Directions and Challenges for Modeling of Community Infrastructure Analysis

Theodore R. Alter

PART III. INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT DECISION-MAKING: CASE STUDIES

12 Local Government Needs for Infrastructure Planning: The Texas Example

Michael D. Woods

13 Assisting Local Government Needs: The Nevada Experience

Thomas R. Harris

14 The Pennsylvania Agricultural-Access Program

William R. Gillis and James G. Beierlein

15 Infrastructure Needs in South Carolina: Factors to Consider in Allocating State Resources to Local Areas

Mark S. Henry

16 Financing Infrastructure in Rapid Growth Communities: The North Dakota Experience

F. Larry Leistiitz and Steve H. Murdock

17 Investing in Economic Development Infrastructure: A Decision-Making Framework

Warren Kriesel, Brady J. Deaton, and Thomas G. Johnson

PART IV: POLITICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT ANALYSIS

18 Financial Sources for Local Infrastructure Investment

Patrick J. Sullivan

19 Political and Organizational Considerations in Infrastructure Investment Decision-Making

Beverly A. Cigler

20 Needed Institutional Change to Provide Local Infrastructure

Glen C. Pulver

21 Reflections and Directions

Ron E. Shaffer

22 Rural Infrastructure Research Needs

Beverly A. Cigler

23 The Role of Cooperative Extension, USDA, Land Grant Universities, and Rural Development Centers

Russ Youmans, Bruce A. Weber, Glenn Nelson, and J. Norman Reid

PART V: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE FUTURE OF INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT

24 The Federal Governments Role in Community Infrastructure in the 1980s and Beyond

Beth Walter Honadle

25 Infrastructure Investment: Alternatives and Priorities

Thomas G. Johnson, Brady J. Deaton, and Eduardo Segarra

Part I: Theoretical Foundations of Infrastructure Investment
1. 2 Economic Theories of Infrastructure Decision-Making
  1. Appendix 2: Graphical Presentation of a Two-Person, Two-Good (One Public and One Private) World
2. 3 Issues in the Supply of Public Infrastructure
3. 4 Life Cycle Behavior, Uncertainty, and the Demand for Infrastructure
4. 5 Factors Influencing the Demand for Rural Infrastructure
5. 6 Limitations of Theoretical Foundations of Infrastructure Investment Decision-Making
Part II: Models and Approaches for Community Infrastructure Analysis
1. 7 Budgeting: The Foundation of Community Service Research and Extension Programs
  1. Appendix 7A: Generalized Location Optimization Selection System
  2. Appendix 7B: The Routing Model
2. 8 Economic-Demographic Projection Models: An Overview of Recent Developments for Infrastructure Analysis
3. 9 Using Fiscal Impact Models in Local Infrastructure Investment Decisions
4. 10 Data Needs and Limitations for Public Services Modeling
5. 11 New Directions and Challenges for Modeling of Community Infrastructure Analysis
Part III: Infrastructure Investment Decision-Making: Case Studies
1. 12 Local Government Needs for Infrastructure Planning: The Texas Example
2. 13 Assisting Local Government Needs: The Nevada Experience
3. 14 The Pennsylvania Agricultural-Access Program
4. 15 Infrastructure Needs in South Carolina: Factors to Consider in Allocating State Resources to Local Areas
5. 16 Financing Infrastructure in Rapid Growth Communities: The North Dakota Experience
6. 17 Investing in Economic Development Infrastructure: A Decision-Making Framework
Part IV: Political Considerations in Infrastructure Investment Analysis
1. 18 Financial Sources for Local Infrastructure Investment
2. 19 Political and Organizational Considerations in Infrastructure Investment Decision-Making
3. 20 Needed Institutional Change to Provide Local Infrastructure
4. 21 Reflections and Directions
5. 22 Rural Infrastructure Research Needs
6. 23 The Role of Cooperative Extension, USDA, Land Grant Universities, and Rural Development Centers
Part V: Implications for the Future of Infrastructure Investment
1. 24 The Federal Governments Role in Community Infrastructure in the 1980s and Beyond
2. 25 Infrastructure Investment: Alternatives and Priorities

Guide

Tables and Figures

Tables

7.1 Ambulance Medical Calls by Age and Population

7.2 Estimated Communications Equipment Costs (1983)

7.3 Estimated Vehicle Operating Expenses, 1983

7.4 Estimated Medical Supply Expenses, 1983

7.5 Estimated Building Operating Expenses, 1983

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