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Characteristics of Human Resources in the Rural Southeast Coastal Plain: With Emphasis on the Poor

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  • McElveen, Jackson V.

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Excerpt from the report Summary: This study of human resources in a 10-county area of the Northeast Coastal Plain of South Carolina disclosed severe and persistent problems--problems that preclude easy or quick solutions. Implied needs of the rural population are more jobs; improved housing; greater educational opportunities for youth; training, retraining, and job placement services for adults; and programs of public assistance. The success of programs to provide these needs will depend largely on the attitudes of the area's rural inhabitants, their capacity for self-improvement, and their willingness to accept change. Although the results of the study relate specifically to the 10-county area, this area is believed to be typical of the rural environment of the broad Coastal Plain Region

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  • McElveen, Jackson V., 1969. "Characteristics of Human Resources in the Rural Southeast Coastal Plain: With Emphasis on the Poor," Agricultural Economic Reports 307379, United States Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:uerser:307379
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.307379
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