It's marketing, stupid!

Article Abstract:

Economic development has become complicated and the number of prospects has become smaller. Marketing techniques of the private sector must be examined closely. Successful economic development teams would be characterized by their use of marketing planning and their aggressive application of strategies. New prospects must be identified and aggressively sought after.

Marketing

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Nizhny Novgorod, Russia: a beacon of light in a dark tunnel

Article Abstract:

The economic transition of Russia from a planned to a market economy has not been very encouraging. However, its third largest city, Nizhny Novgorod, has been successful. Nizhny stands to become the leader in privatization and social reform if Russia follows Nizhny's economic strategies. The economic development strategy formulated by Grigori Yavlinsky is presented.

Russia, Nizhni Novgorod, Russia

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Oregon lottery working for Oregon: lottery funds for economic development

Article Abstract:

Oregon is committed to dedicating its funds generated from lottery to economic development. It has come up with development programs for its communities to make them conducive to business. The economy of Oregon has become healthy due to more jobs that were created. However, new financial problems beset Oregon due to a law on property taxes.

Amusement and recreation, not elsewhere classified, Lotteries, Other Gambling Industries, Oregon, Lottery industry

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