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Expansion of Economic Base Analysis: Labor Availability in North-Central New Mexico. Research Report No. 264.

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Carruthers, Garrey E.; And Others – 1973

Estimates of the number of persons willing to commute, at alternative wage rates, to job opportunities in north-central New Mexico have been based on results of basic research in the region and 1970 census data. Expressed willingness to commute and socio-economic characteristics data were accumulated from a regional survey of 643 households. The…

Descriptors: Career Change, Census Figures, Computer Programs, Employment Projections

The Application of Computer Technology to the Development of a Native American Planning and Information System.

McKinley, Kenneth H.; Self, Burl E., Jr. – 1979

A study was conducted to determine the feasibility of using the computer-based Synagraphic Mapping Program (SYMAP) and the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) in formulating an efficient and accurate information system which Creek Nation tribal staff could implement and use in planning for more effective and precise delivery of…

Descriptors: American Indian Reservations, American Indians, Census Figures, Computer Oriented Programs