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The tenth district economy: trailing the nation

Tim Smith

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Despite improvements in agriculture and manufacturing, weakness in energy and construction left the economies of most Tenth District states with only slight gains in 1988. The district still lacks a strong, dominant sector to help it catch up with the nation in 1989.

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Despite improvements in agriculture and manufacturing, weakness in energy and construction left the economies of most Tenth District states with only slight gains in 1988. The district still lacks a strong, dominant sector to help it catch up with the nation in 1989.

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Despite improvements in agriculture and manufacturing, weakness in energy and construction left the economies of most Tenth District states with only slight gains in 1988. The district still lacks a strong, dominant sector to help it catch up with the nation in 1989.

Key concepts: Agriculture, Economy, Manufacturing sector, Business, Economics, Geography, International economics, Archaeology

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