Survey report on the economic impact of D2 lands restrictions and the public view of alternative uses of State capital expenditures to offset such effects

Survey report on the economic impact of D2 lands restrictions and the public view of alternative uses of State capital expenditures to offset such effects

by National Survey Research Group (New York

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