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Productivity Primer. General Introduction and Book 1: Selections from the National Conference on the Role of Vocational Education in Economic Development and Productivity (Columbus, Ohio, June 24-26, 1981). Special Publication Series No. 35.

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Ohio State Univ., Columbus. National Center for Research in Vocational Education. – 1981

The first of a series of productivity primers examining the interrelationship among vocational education, productivity, and economic development, this volume contains selections from a national conference on the role of vocational education in economic development and productivity that was held in Columbus, Ohio from June 24 through June 26, 1981.…

Descriptors: Change Strategies, Economic Development, Educational Needs, Educational Policy

Coordinating Economic, Community, and Small and Minority Business Development with Employment and Training Programs. An Essay, Annotated Bibliography, and List of Related Readings.

Moeller, Patti; Van Horn, Carl – 1981

This report is intended to provide practitioners and policymakers with a thorough history of efforts to link employment and training programs, community development programs, small business development programs, minority enterprise development programs, and economic development programs. The report contains three sections. Section 1 is an essay on…

Descriptors: Adults, Annotated Bibliographies, Black Businesses, Business