Business Development in the Perry Choice Neighborhood, 2012
University at Buffalo Center for Urban
Studies
Caring for the poor of Buffalo : attacking the causes of poverty in Buffalo, 1907
Charity Organization Society
Census of Business 1935. Geographic Distribution of Retail Trade in Buffalo
Census of business. Changes in retail trade in Buffalo in 1929, 1933, and 1935. An analysis of stores and trade in the grocery, drug, shoe, and men's apparel trades
Census of business: Major retail center statistics, Buffalo, 1963
U.S. Department of Commerce
Changes in Retail Trade in Buffalo 1929, 1933, 1935
U.S. Census Bureau
Characteristics of the insured unemployed. Buffalo area, 1977
New York State Department of Labor
City of Good Neighborhoods: A Housing Vision Built for Buffalo, 2024
Sean Ryan
Climate justice movement in Western New York, first draft, 2017
Sam Magavern and Lynda Schneekloth
Co-op And Crises: Examining Cooperative Movements Across The World, The US, And Buffalo, 2021
Leanna Zilles
Co-ops and crises: Examining cooperative movements across the world, the US, and Buffalo, NY, 2020
Leanna Zilles
Combatting Inequality In Workplace Structures: Worker Cooperatives And Employee Stock Ownership Programs In Buffalo-Niagara, 2020
Kristin S. Ksiazek & Annabel Bacon
Combatting Inequality through Employee Ownership: Worker Cooperatives and Employee Stock Ownership Programs in Buffalo-Niagara, 2020
Kristin Ksiazek and Annabel Bacon
Community Building through Economic Opportunity: Entrepreneurship among Female Refugees in Buffalo, 2019
Laurel Root
Comparative urban indicators in the New York and Buffalo areas: based on an Urban Institute report, 1973
Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy, 2016 update
Erie County Industrial Development Agency
Comprehensive Housing Market Analysis: Buffalo-CheektowagaNiagara Falls, New York, 2020
U.S. Dept. of Housing and Development
Contextual understanding of vacant land : a Buffalo, NY case study, 2022
Evaine K. Sing
contextual understanding of vacant land : a Buffalo, NY case study
Decline of Buffalo, New York in the Postwar Era: Causes, Effects, and Proposed Solutions, 2011
Buffalo, New York has undergone a precipitous decline in the postwar era, losing more than half its population and much of its economic base. The blame for this decline has traditionally fallen on failed government intervention, lack of quality local leadership, an overcompensated and under worked union workforce, environmental concerns, natural resource depletion, and oppressive taxes. This study will focus on these various causes in an attempt to pinpoint the reasons for decline, not for the purpose or laying blame, but to set the groundwork for possible solutions that will stem the decli...
Distinguishing the Social Sector: A Buffalo-Niagara Labor Market Study, 2019
Kristin Ksiazek & others
Do workers move when their plant is relocated? The case of the Ford Motor Company plant relocation, 1960
What happened after Ford left Buffalo for Ohio
East Side Compendium, 2022
John R. Oshei Foundation
East Side Corridor Economic Development Fund, 2019
Part of the Buffalo Billion project
Econometric Analysis of Erie County, NY Schools: The Effects of Poverty on Our Schools and Evaluating Possible Solutions, 2011
Ryan B. Keem
Economic Development in Buffalo: Community, Change and Fragmentation, 1991
Susan C. Turner
Economic Impact of Western New York's Not-for-Profit Cultural Industry, 2016
Arts Services, Inc.
Economic Opportunity of the Negro in Buffalo: With Special Reference to the Economic and Social Status of Fifty Migrant Families, 1926
Mary Wesley
Economic Recovery Strategy: Western New York, 2020
Western New York Regional Economic Development Council
Economic Snapshot: Buffalo Metropolitan Region, 2009
NY State Office of the Comptroller
Education Policies and the Effect on the Skilled Trades Work Force, 2019
Aaron K. Nadrowski