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Alternate Title:	Socioeconomic impacts of power plants. Section IV. Geographic extent of impacts. Section IV, Geographic extent of impacts
Additional Author(s):	Gilmore, J. S. Coddington, Dean C.
Corporate Contributor(s):	Denver Research Institute. Industrial Economics Division. Browne, Bortz & Coddington. Electric Power Research Institute. HARZA-EBASCO Susitna Joint Venture.
Report Numbers:	APA 1926
Series:	Document (Susitna Hydroelectric Project) ; no. 1926.
Subjects:	Power-plants -- Location -- Economic aspects -- United States -- Case studies. Power-plants -- Location -- Social aspects -- United States -- Case studies. Power-plants -- Location -- Economic aspects. Power-plants -- Location -- Social aspects. United States. Case studies.
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Physical Description:	leaves IV-1 - IV-11 ; 28 cm.
Notes:	Caption title. At head of title: Section IV. This document is an excerpt (Section IV) from: Socioeconomic impacts of power plants / prepared by Denver Research Institute, Industrial Economics Division, University of Denver (principal invenstigators, J.S. Gilmore ... [et al.] ; and the subcontractor, Browne, Bortz & Coddington ; principal investigator, D.C. Coddington. 1982. Includes cover page and title page of host document.
Contained In:	Socioeconomic impacts of power plants. Palo Alto, Calif. : EPRI, ©1982. Prepared by Denver Research Institute, Industrial Economics Division, University of Denver ; principal investigators, J.S. Gilmore ... [et al.] ; and the subcontractor, Browne, Bortz & Coddington ; principal investigator, D.C. Coddington. "EA-2228." "Research project 1226-4."