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Drawer #1 ORIGINAL STAFF PAPERS Drawer #2 RESEARCH PAPERS, AGRICULTURE-RECREATION I. AGRICULTURE 1. Barrows, R. L. et. al. 1973. Wisconsin Natural Resource Policy Issues: An Economic

Perspective. Working Paper No. 6. Madison, WI: Center for Resource Policy Studies and Programs, College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, University of Wisconsin.

2. Deller, S. 1995. Status of Wisconsin Farming: The Contribution of Agriculture to the Wisconsin Economy. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin-Extension.

3. Deller, S., A. Roth, and E. Jesse. 1994. Economic Issues: The Contribution of Dairy to the Wisconsin Economy. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin.

4. Graf, T. F. 1982. Economic Impact of Imitation Cheese. No. 208. Madison, WI: Department of Agricultural Economics, University of Wisconsin.

5. Kroenke, M., N. R. Sumathi, D. Marcouiller, G. Wengert, and J. Martin. 1996. Timber Production and Wood Processing: The Florence County Economy. CCED Extension Report 96.1. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin-Extension.

6. Leatherman, J. 1995. At Work in The Kickapoo Valley: Agriculture and Food Processing. Madison, WI: The Center for Community Economic Development, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

7. ΧΧΧ. 1995. At Work in The Kickapoo Valley: Forestry and Forest Processing. Madison, WI: The Center for Community Economic Development, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

8. Leatherman, J. C. and D.W. Marcouiller. 1996. "Income Distribution Characteristics of Rural Economic Sectors: Implications for Local Development Policy." Growth and Change 27(4):434-59.

9. Leatherman, J. and D. Marcouiller. 1996. "Persistent Poverty and Natural Resource Dependence: Rural Development Policy Analysis That Incorporates Income Distribution." Journal of Regional Analysis and Policy 26(2):73-93.

11. Marcouiller, D. W. and J.C. Stier. 1996. Forest Management Alternatives and Income Distribution in the Lake States. Staff Paper Series #48. Madison, WI: Department of Forestry, University of Wisconsin.

12. Marcouiller, David W. and S.C. Deller. 1997. "Natural Resource Stocks, Flows, and Regional Economic Change: Seeing the Forest and the Trees." Journal of Regional Analysis and Policy 26(2):95-116.

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13. Morgan, D. S. et al. 1972. An Economic Perspective of Rusk County Resources. Working Paper No. 2. Madison, WI: Center for Resource Policy Studies, College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, University of Wisconsin.

14. Otto, D. and J. Lawrence. 1994. Economic Importance of Wisconsin�s Pork Industry. Ames, IA: Iowa State University Extension.

15. Prey, J. and T. Lohr. 1988. The Wisconsin Water Quantity Resources Management Plan: Report No. 5, Economic Overview of Wisconsin Water Resources. Madison, WI: Bureau of Water Resources Management, Department of Natural Resources.

II. GOVERNMENT 1. Aderman, M. 1988. The U.W. Indianhead Arts Center A Case Study of Travel and

Spending Behavior of Students and Staff. Shell Lake, WI: U.W. Indianhead Arts Center. 3. Deller, S. C., D.W. Marcouiller, and G. Green. 1997. "The Influence of Recreational

Housing Development on Local Government Finances." Annals of Tourism Research 24(3):1-19.

5. Kennedy, P. A. 1982. Public Sector Bargaining and the Economic Impact of Binding Arbitration in Selected Wisconsin School Districts. Thesis. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin.

6. Kroenke, M., N.R. Sumathi, D. Marcouiller, G. Wengert, and J. Martin. 1996. The Public Sector: The Florence County Economy. CCED Extension Report 96.3. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin-Extension.

7. Mid-State Associates, Inc. 1996. Preliminary Economic Impact Statement for Proposed Prison in Boscobel, Wisconsin. Baraboo, WI.

8. Norman, W. and D. Marcouiller. 1994. Expenditure Patterns of School of the Arts at Rhinelander Participants. Madison, WI : Tourism Research and Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

9. Phillips, G. D. 1977. Environmental Assessment of the Kickapoo River Impoundment II: An Assessment of Economic Impact. IES Report 91. Madison, WI: Institute for Environmental Studies, University of Wisconsin.

10. Research and Planning Consultants, Inc. 1983. Forecast of Future Conditions, Socioeconomic Assessment, Crandon Project. Prepared for Exxon Minerals Company.

11. Rosen, M. I., W.A. Strang and J. Kramer. 1985. The University of Wisconsin-Madison and the Local and State Economies: A Second Look. Monograph No. 20. Madison, WI: Graduate School of Business, University of Wisconsin.

12. Strang, W. A. 1990. Economic Impact 1990: University of Wisconsin - Madison Medical Center. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics.

13. ΧΧΧ. 1995. Economic Impact 1995: University of Wisconsin - Madison Center for Health Sciences. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics.

14. Strang, W. A. and D.C. Sobottka. 1991. The Economic Impact of U.W. Madison - An Update. Madison, WI: Graduate School of Business, University of Wisconsin.

16. Strang, W. A. and M. Puri. 1996. Economic Impact of the Kohl Center on Dane County Economy. Madison, WI: Bureau of Business Research, School of Business, University of Wisconsin.

17. Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. 1986. Final Environmental Impact Statement, Exxon Coal and Minerals Co. Zinc-Copper Mine, Crandon, Wisconsin. Madison, WI.

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III. MANUFACTURING 1. Deller, S. and M. Shields. 1996. The Wisconsin Extension Fiscal Impact Model:

Preliminary Results. Madison, WI: Dept. Of Agricultural and Applied Economics, University of Wisconsin-Madison.

2. Janke, J. and S. Deller. 1995. The Contribution of Manufacturing to the St. Croix County Economy. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin-Extension.

3. Vierbicher Associates, Inc. 1996. Economic Impact Analysis, Advanced Transformer, Platteville, Wisconsin. Fennimore, WI: Grant County Economic Development Corporation.

IV. MISCELLANEOUS 1. Barrows, R. L. and G.W. Morse. 1977. Community Growth Policy: Economic Impacts

of Growth Policy Choices. North Central Regional Publication No. 79. Columbus, OH: U.S Department of Agriculture and Cooperative Extension Services of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin.

2. Crandon Mining Company. 1995. Environmental Impact Report, Volume II, Report Narrative, Crandon Project. Foth & Van Dyke.

3. Dahl, D. L. and G.T. Tzougros. 1986. "The Wisconsin Arts Industry: An Economic Perspective." Masterσ Thesis, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI.

4. Deller, S. 1995. "Economic Impact of Retirement Migration." Economic Development Quarterly 9:25-38.

5. Deller, S. C., N.R. Sumathi, and D.W. Marcouiller. 1993. Regional Economic Models for the State of Wisconsin: An Application of the Micro-IMPLAN Modeling System. Staff Paper 93.6. Madison, WI: Center for Community Economic Development, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

6. Hustedde, R., R. Shaffer, and G. Pulver. 1993. Community Economic Analysis: A How to Manual. Revised Edition. Ames, Iowa: North Central Regional Center for Rural Development.

7. Janke, J. and S. Deller. 1996. Structural Analysis of the St. Croix County Economy: With Insights to Economic Development Strategies. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin-Extension.

8. Kotenbeutel, R. C. 1980. Economic Impact of Industrial Revenue Bond Usage in Wisconsin. Madison, WI: Department of Business Development, State of Wisconsin.

9. Marcouiller, D. W. 1996. The Seasonality of Labor Use in Rural Tourism Regions. June 1-3, 1995. St. Louis, MO: Paper presented at the 1995 Mid-continent Regional Science Association.

10. Marcouiller, D. W., G. Green, S. Deller, N.R. Sumathi, and D. Erkkila. 1996. Recreational Homes and Regional Development: A Case Study from the Upper Great Lakes States. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin-Extension.

11. Morgan, D. S. et al. 1972. An Economic Perspective of Rusk County Resources. Working Paper No. 2. Madison, WI: Center for Resource Policy Studies, College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, University of Wisconsin.

12. North Central Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission. 1992. Lake Wazeecha Economic Impact Study. Wausau, WI.

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13. Powers, J. and R. Cooper. 1976. Waupaca Chain-o-Lakes Second Home Owners: Expenditures, Perceptions, Characteristics, and Economic Impact. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

14. Preissing, J., D.W. Marcouiller, G. Green, S. Deller, and N.R. Sumathi. 1996. Recreational Homeowners and Regional Development: A Comparison of Two Northern Wisconsin Counties. Madison, WI: Center for Community Economic Development, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

15. Prey, J. and T. Lohr. 1988. The Wisconsin Water Quantity Resources Management Plan: Report No. 5, Economic Overview of Wisconsin Water Resources. Madison, WI: Bureau of Water Resources Management, Department of Natural Resources.

16. Reynolds, P. and S. White. 1993. Wisconsin=s Entrepreneurial Climate Study: Summary Report. Milwaukee, WI: Marquette University and University of Wisconsin.

17. Stanley, C. E. and R.A. Erickson. 1977. Decision Structure for Assessment of the Economic Impact of Water Quality Strategies in an Industrial Watershed. Technical Report: Wis WRC 77-07. Madison, WI: Water Resources Center, University of Wisconsin.

18. Stauber, R. 1984. Local Fiscal Impacts of Mobile Home Parks. Madison, WI: Department of Governmental Affairs, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

19. Tanner, T. 1995. Survey of Douglas County Nonprofits: Needs Assessment and Economic Impact. Superior, WI: Center for Economic Development, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

20. Wagner, J., S. Deller, and G. Alward. 1992. "Estimating Economic Impacts Using Industry and Household Expenditures." Journal of the Community Development Society 23: 2):79-102.

V. RECREATION A. CONVERSION 2. Gray, J. 1991. 1990 Wisconsin Dells Conversion Study. Madison, WI: Recreation

Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension. 3. Gray, J., M. Mistele, and S. Hamilton. 1988. Dells Area Inquiry Analysis . Madison,

WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension. 4. Gray, J. and S. Hamilton. 1990. Converting Advertising Into Dollars. Madison, WI:

Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension. 5. Gray, J., S. Hamilton, K. Mueller, and D. Monson. 1985. Dells Area Inquiry Analysis.

Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension. 6. Hamilton, S., J. Bauer, L. Larson, and L. Pagliaro. 1991. 1991 Wisconsin Dells

Television Advertising Conversion Study. Madison, WI: Tourism Research and Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

7. Sumathi, N. R. and R. Orton. 1992. Advertising Conversion Study: An Informational and Economic Analysis of Oneida County Visitors. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin-Extension.

B. FAIRS 1. Cottingham, J., H. Moyer, T. Roper, M. Venkateswaran, and R. Parish. 1996. Analysis

of Agricultural Festivals in Wisconsin: Organization, Management Practices, and Social and Economic Impacts. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin-Extension.

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2. Gray, J., D. Sprehn, and S. Hamilton. 1990. 1990 Warrens Cranberry Festival Visitor Profile. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

3. Gray, J., J. Higgins, and S. Hamilton. 1986. 1986 Wisconsin State Fair Visitor Profile. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

4. Gray, J. and K. Jensen. 1985. 1984 Wisconsin State Fair Visitor Profile. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

5. Gray, J., M. Mistele, S. Hamilton, and A. Somersan. 1987. 1987 Wisconsin State Fair Visitor Profile. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

6. Gray, J., M. Mistele, S. Hamilton, A. Somersan, and T. Kessenich. 1988. 1988 Wisconsin State Fair Visitor Profile. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

7. Gray, J. and S. Hamilton. 1990. 1989 Wisconsin Festivals, Inc. Visitor Profile. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

8. Gray, J., S. Hamilton, and K. Jensen Mueller. 1985. 1985 Wisconsin State Fair Visitor Profile. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

9. Hamilton, S., L. Larson, D. Adler, J. Bauer, and C. Kellogg. 1992. 1992 Wisconsin State Fair Visitor Profile. Madison, WI: Tourism Research and Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

10. Hovland, J., J. Gray, and S. Hamilton. 1989. Visitor Profile of the 1989 Fond du Lac County Fair. Fond du Lac, WI: Fond du Lac County, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

11. Marcouiller, D. W., S. Hamilton, and C. Jobe. 1995. Farm Progress Days 1994: Economic and Educational Impacts. Madison, WI: Tourism Research and Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

12. Moyer, H., M. Venkateswaran, J. Cottingham, T. Roper, and R. Tigner. 1995. Agricultural Festivals: Analysis of Selected Impacts on the Producers and the Communities. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin-Extension.

13. Norman, W., D. Marcouiller, and S. Hamilton. 1994. A Profile of Visitors to the 1994 Dane County Fair. Madison, WI: Tourism Research and Resource Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

C. GENERAL 1. Barrows, R. and W. Nilestuen. 1974. Recreation and Economic Development in the

Kickapoo Valley. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin-Extension. 2. Boyle, K. J. and R.C. Bishop. 1984. Lower Wisconsin River Recreation: Economic

Impacts and Scenic Values. No. 216. Madison, WI: Department of Agricultural Economics, University of Wisconsin.

3. Bubul, S., R. Lintz, and A. Somersan. 1978. Impacts of Recreation and Tourism on the Local Economy: Case Studies of Minocqua, Woodruff and Algoma. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

4. Carpenter, J., H.D. Brodnax, and R. Cooper. 1979. An Impact Study of Selected Extension Programs That Assist People To Recognize and Pursue Economic Opportunities. Madison, WI : Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

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5. Chesler, A. and D. Schink. 1985. An Economic Impact Study of Recreation and Tourism on the Portage County Economy. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

6. Cooper, R., S. Sadowske, and M. Kantor. 1979. Winter Recreation Visitor Study Wisconsin 1979. Upper Great Lakes Regional Commission.

7. Deller, S. C., D.W. Marcouiller, and G. Green. 1997. "The Influence of Recreational Housing Development on Local Government Finances." Annals of Tourism Research 24 (3):1-19.

8. Ditton, R. B. 1972. The Social and Economic Significance of Recreation Activities in the Marine Environment. Technical Report, No. 11. Green Bay, WI: The University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Program.

9. Gall, R. and D. Frechtling. 1986. The Impact of Travel on State Economies: 1984. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Travel Data Center.

10. Hamilton, S. 1992. Visitor Profile of the Wisconsin Dells Area Attractions 1991. Madison, WI: Tourism Research and Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

11. Hembd, J. and D. Berard. 1991. An Organizational and Financial Analysis of the Northern Wisconsin Resort Industry. Superior, WI: Center for Economic Development, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

12. Leatherman, J. C. and D.W. Marcouiller. 1996. "Estimating Tourism's Share of Local Income from Secondary Data Sources." Review of Regional Studies 26(3):317-40.

13. ΧΧΧ. 1996. "Income Distribution Characteristics of Rural Economic Sectors: Implications for Local Development Policy." Growth and Change 27(4):434-59.

14. Leatherman, J. and D. Marcouiller. 1996. "Persistent Poverty and Natural Resource Dependence: Rural Development Policy Analysis That Incorporates Income Distribution." Journal of Regional Analysis and Policy 26(2):73-93.

16. Marcouiller, D. W. and J. Alpi. 1995. Using County Sales Tax to Identify Tourism Trends: Selected Wisconsin Counties. Madison, WI: Tourism Research and Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

17. Marcouiller, D. W., W. Norman, S. Deller, N. Sumathi, and D. Erkkila. 1995. Information and Regional Choice in Recreational Housing. June 1-3, 1995. St. Louis, MO: Paper presented at the 1995 Mid-continent Regional Science Association.

18. McEwen, D. 1989. National Economic Survey of Private Campgrounds. Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL: National Campground Owners Association and the Department of Recreation.

19. Natural Resources Economics Division, Economic Research, and U.S. Department of Agriculture. 1974. Characteristics and Recreational Participation Patterns of Low Income, Inner City Residents. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

20. Recreation Resources Center. 1975. A Regional Study of Recreation Travel Behavior and Participation Patterns. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin-Extension, Department of Agricultural Economics, and the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences.

21. Rovelstad, J. M. and M. E. Rovelstad. 1985. The Economic Impact of Tourism in Southeastern Wisconsin. Kenosha, WI: Wisconsin Department of Development, Division of Tourism and Division of Policy Development.

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22. Somersan, A. and M. Neuman. 1977. Impacts of Recreation in the Coastal Zone: Demand and Supply of Recreation in Wisconsin=s Coastal Counties. Madison, WI: Wisconsin Coastal Zone Management and the Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

23. Strang, W. A. 1970. Recreation and the Local Economy: An Input-Output Model of a Recreation-Oriented Economy. Madison, WI: Graduate School of Business Administration, University of Wisconsin.

24. Sweeney, N. 1993. European Tourism in Wisconsin: Its Potential Impact on Economic Growth in Wisconsin. Volume 6, No.6. Milwaukee, WI: Wisconsin Policy Research Institute Report.

25. United States Department of Agriculture. Proceedings of the 1990 Northeastern Recreation Research Symposium (Saratoga Springs, New York.

26. USDI. 1988. 1985 National Survey of Fishing, Hunting, and Wildlife Associated Recreation. U.S. Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Services.

27. 1993. 1991 National Survey of Fishing, Hunting, and Wildlife Associated Recreation- Wisconsin. U.S. Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Services.

31. Woodruff, D. 198. Economic Impact of Tourists in Wisconsin. Madison, WI: Division of Tourism, Wisconsin Department of Development.

D. LAND 1. Blank, U. and Sterling Stipe. 1971. Economic Impact of the Crow Wing Canoe Trail,

Wadena County, Minn. Madison, WI: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

2. Foti, P. E., A. Doll, H. Moyer, R. Cooper , and L. Freiding. 1987. SCORP: Wisconsin Snowmobile Study. Madison, WI: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.

3. Gray, J., F. Li, and S. Hamilton. 1989. 1988-1989 Wausau Ski Study. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

4. Henderson, K and D. Bialeschki. 1980. An Economic Analysis of Organized Camps in Wisconsin. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

Drawer #3 RESEARCH PAPERS, RECREATION-TRANSPORTATION D. LAND 5. Loden, C. 1995. 2-Minute Snowmobile Survey Results, Iron County. Madison, WI:

University of Wisconsin-Extension Office and the Iron County Development Zone. 6. Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Minnesota DNR, Wisconsin DNR and

Upper Great Lakes Regional Commission. 1974. Three State Snowmobiler Economic and Preference Survey. Michigan.

7. Moyer, H. and K. Hansen. 1986. Snowmobiling in Wisconsin. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

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8. Robertson, M. D. and R.C. Bishop. 1975. Off-Road Recreation Vehicles in the Upper Great Lakes States: User Characteristics and Economic Impacts . Madison, WI: Center for Resource Policy Studies and Programs, College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, University of Wisconsin.

9. Sumathi, N. R., J. Hembd, T. Huray, and C. Siver. 1991. A Study of Northwest Wisconsin Snowmobilers. Superior, WI: Center for Economic Development, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

10. Van Koningsveld, R., W.C. Norman, D.W. Marcouiller, and G. Wise. 1994. Eagle Watchers Along the Wisconsin River: Survey Results From the Winter of 1993-1994. Madison, WI: Tourism Research and Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

E. SPECIFIC 1. Gilby, E. 1980. Milwaukee County Zoo. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center,

University of Wisconsin-Extension. 2. Gray, J., B. Wangard, and W. Winfield. 1979. A Visitor Study - 1978, Henry Vilas Park

Zoo, Madison, Wisconsin. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin-Extension, Recreation Resources Center.

3. Gray, J. and S. Hamilton. 1987. Experimental Aircraft Association Convention Survey. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

4. ΧΧΧ. 1989. A Visitor Profile of the 1988 Greater Milwaukee Open. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

5. Hamilton, S. 1991. Pulling to See Who Was At the 1991 Grand National Tractor Pull. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

6. Huberty, W. and R. Cooper. 1987. Feasibility Study for a Proposed Hostel and Bicycle Museum in Elroy, Wisconsin. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

7. Joachim, K. and K. Peterson. 1986. A Market Analysis and Economic Impact Study for a Proposed Marine Museum at Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

8. Lewis, A. and S. Deller. 1994. Economic Impact of the Chicago Bears= Training Camp on the Platteville Region: A Preliminary Analysis. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin-Extension.

9. Marcouiller, D. W. 1994. Economic Impacts of the Wisconsin Maritime Museum: A Study of Current and Projected Effects. Madison, WI: Tourism Research and Resources Center, University of Wisconsin- Extension.

10. Marcouiller, D. W., J. Preissing, and J. Alpi. 1995. Regional Economic Impact of the Crex Meadows Wildlife Area: Assessment of a Proposed Wildlife Education Center Expansion. Madison, WI: Tourism Research and Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

11. Norman, W., S. Hamilton, and D. Marcouiller. 1995. A Profile of Visitors at the EAA Air Adventure Museum. Madison, WI: Tourism Research and Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

12. ΧΧΧ. 1994. A Profile of Visitors to the 1993 Experimental Aircraft Association Convention. Madison, WI: Tourism Research and Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

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13. Schwecke, T. P., D.Sprehn, S. Hamilton, and J. Gray. 1989. A Look at Visitors on Wisconsin's Elroy-Sparta Bike Trail. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

14. Sumathi, N. R. and D. Berard. 1992. Lac Courte Oreilles Honor the Earth Pow-Wow: An Informational and Economic Analysis. Superior, WI: Center for Economic Development, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

15. Udell, J. 1973. Economic Impact of Man-Made Lakes on Area Businesses: A Study of Lakes Sherwood and Camelot. Madison, WI: Bureau of Business Research and Service, University of Wisconsin.

16. ΧΧΧ. 1973. Expenditures and Perceptions of Property Owners at Lakes Sherwood and Camelot. Madison, WI: Bureau of Business Research and Service, University of Wisconsin.

F. VISITORS 1. 3M National Advertising Company. 1975. Wisconsin Travel Study Visitor Expenditure

Analysis. 3. Cooper, R. and D. Cangelosi. 1985. 1983 Summer Day User Survey. Madison, WI:

Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and the Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

4. Gray, J. 1982. 1982 Wisconsin State Fair Visitor Profile. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

5. Gray, J., Li F., and S. Hamilton. 1990. 1989 Eau Claire Summer Visitor Survey. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

6. ΧΧΧ. 1990. Manitowoc-Two Rivers Visitor and Lodging Study Books 1 and 2. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

7. Gray, J., J. Higgins, and S. Hamilton. 1986. Door County Guest Surveys: Interviews. Madison, WI : Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

8. ΧΧΧ. 1986. Green Bay Guest Surveys. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

9. ΧΧΧ. 1986. Northwestern Wisconsin: Study of Overnight Guests. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

10. Gray, J., M. Mistele, and S. Hamilton. 1989. A Picturesque Tour of Summer Visitors to Wisconsin=s Fox Cities. Madison, WI: Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

11. Gray, J., S. Hamilton, and J. Higgins. 1987. Dells Area Trip Expenditures Diaries. Madison, WI : Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin Extension.

12. ΧΧΧ. 1986. Manitowoc-Two Rivers Guest and Lodging Surveys. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

13. Gray, J., S. Hamilton, and M. Mistele . 1987. Wisconsin=s Northwoods Area Study. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

14. Kantor, M., T. Wilson, R. Cooper, and S. Sadowske. 1979. Winter Recreation Visitor Study, Marathon County. Wausau, WI: Upper Great Lakes Regional Commission and Marathon County.

15. Somersan, A. 1979. Visitor Economic Impacts in Brown County. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

16. Somersan, A. and W. Pinkovitz. 1980. Milwaukee Visitor Economic Impact. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

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G. WATER 1. Bussiere, M. and S. Deller. 1996. Kewaunee Marina Economic Impact Study. Madison,

WI. University of Wisconsin Extension and Kewaunee Marina. 2. Chesler, A. 1985. Trempealeau Marina Study. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources

Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension. 3. Chesler, A., G. Lamb, and K. Peterson. 1987. Economic Benefits of Harbor Use in

Oconto County. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

4. Dawson, C. 1985. The Great Lakes Charter boat Fishing Industry. Mexico, NY: New York Sea Grant Extension Program, Cooperative Extension Offices.

5. Drewiske, D. 1984. Economic Impact Potential for the Racine Harbor Development Project. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

6. Gray, J., F. Li, and S. Hamilton. 1989. 1989 Wisconsin River Logjam & Kayak Races. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

7. Huddleston, J., R. Mueller, J. Seet, and A. Somersan. 1975. Economic Impact of Recreation in the Coastal Zone, (Interim Report - First Year). Madison, WI: State Planning Office.

8. Hustedde, R., H. Moyer, and Al Miller. 1989. An Economic Overview of Wisconsin=s Boating-Related Sectors. Madison, WI: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.

9. Kalter, R. J. 1966. A Model to Estimate the Economic Effects of Water-Based Recreation Projects on Local Political Subdivisions. Madison, WI: Water Resources Center, University of Wisconsin.

10. Leatherman, J. 1995. At Work in The Kickapoo Valley: Tourism. Madison, WI: The Center for Community Economic Development, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

11. Leede Research Group. 1994. Wisconsin=s Great Lakes Trout and Salmon Sport Fishery, the Economic Impact, Short Summary Edition. Manitowoc, WI.

12. Lubner, J., H. Moyer, and J. Gray. 1987. Results of the 1985-86 Lake Michigan Fishing Survey. Madison, WI: U.W. Sea Grant Institute and Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

13. Marcouiller, D. W., A. Anderson, and W. Norman. 1996. Trout Angling in Southwestern Wisconsin and Implications for Regional Development. Madison, WI: Center for Community Economic Development, University of Wisconsin-Cooperative Extension.

14. Minahan, N. M., ed. 1976. Water: It’s Impact on Douglas County, Wisconsin. Superior, WI: Center for Lake Superior Environmental Studies, University of Wisconsin.

15. Norman, W., K. Larkin, and S. Hamilton. 1994. A Profile of Canoers on the Kickapoo River Summer 1993. Madison, WI: Tourism Research and Resource Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

16. Norman, W. and S. Hamilton. 1994. A Study of Tubing on Wisconsin=s Apple River during the Summer of 1993. Madison, WI: Tourism Research and Resource Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

17. Peterson, K. 1989. Features of Recreational Boating Along Wisconsin=s Great Lakes Coasts: Trip Related Spending and Annual Costs. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

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18. Schink, D. and A. Somersan. 1976. Impacts of Recreation in the Coastal Zone: Large Recreational Home Developments in Wisconsin=s Coastal Zone. Madison, WI: Wisconsin Coastal Zone Management and the Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

19. Somersan, A. 1976. Impacts of Recreation in the Coastal Zone: Economic Impact and Needs of Wisconsin=s Great Lakes Boaters. Madison, WI: Wisconsin Coastal Zone Management and the Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

20. Somersan, A. and R. Shaver. 1987. Market Study and Economic Impact Assessment for Sheboygan Harbor Marina Slips. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

21. Stynes, D., G. Brothers, and D. Holecek. 1983. Estimating Boater Spending Impacts on Local Economics. Lansing, MI: Department of Park and Recreation Resources, Michigan State University.

22. Sumathi, N. R., W. Fischer, and T. Kane. 1993. An Economic Profile of Kayak/ Canoe Users. Superior, WI: Center for Economic Development, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

VI. SEVICES AND RETAIL 1. Deller, S., A. Lake, and J. Sroka. 1996. The St. Croix Casino: A Comprehensive Study

of Its Socioeconomic Impacts. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin-Extension. 2. Gray, J. and A. Somersan. 1982. Gross Sales of Wisconsin=s Hospitality-Recreation-

Tourism Industry-1981. Madison, WI : Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

3. Kroenke, M., N.R. Sumathi, D. Marcouiller, G. Wengert, and J. Martin. 1996. Commercial Recreation Processing: The Florence County Economy. CCED Extension Report 96.2. Madison, WI : University of Wisconsin-Extension.

4. Leatherman, J. 1995. At Work in The Kickapoo Valley: The Health Care Industry in the Kickapoo Valley. Madison, WI: The Center for Community Economic Development, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

5. Murray, J. 1993. The Economic Benefits of American Indian Gaming Facilities in Wisconsin. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin-Extension.

6. Rose, C. and R. Cooper. 1986. The Economic Impacts of Recreation-Tourism. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

7. Rovelstad, J. M. and M. E. Rovelstad. 1985. The Economic Impact of Tourism in Southeastern Wisconsin. Kenosha, WI: Wisconsin Department of Development, Division of Tourism and Division of Policy Development.

8. Thompson, W., R. Gazel, and D. Rickman. 1995. The Economic Impact of Native American Gaming In Wisconsin. Milwaukee, WI: The Wisconsin Policy Research Institute, Inc.

9. Udell, J. 1973. Economic Impact of Man-Made Lakes on Area Businesses: A Study of Lakes Sherwood and Camelot. Madison, WI: Bureau of Business Research and Service, University of Wisconsin.

10. ΧΧΧ. 1973. Expenditures and Perceptions of Property Owners at Lakes Sherwood and Camelot. Madison, WI: Bureau of Business Research and Service, University of Wisconsin.

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Drawer #4 VII. TRANSPORTATION 1. Anderson, C. and D. Otto. 1994. The Economic Impact of Rural Highway Bypasses:

Iowa and Minnesota Case Studies. Ames, Iowa: Iowa State University. 2. Anderson, L. 1973. An Analysis of Travelers= Preferences at Interstate Highway

Interchanges: Monroe County. Madison, WI: Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension.

3. Bay-Lake Regional Planning Commission. 1987. The Economic Impact of the Port of Green Bay on the Economy of Brown County, Wisconsin -- A Technical Report to the Brown County Board of Harbor Commissioners. Staff Report Series. Green Bay, WI.

4. DeVoy, R. S. 1971. Economic Impact of Proposed Stadium Freeway Northerly Extension on Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. Milwaukee, WI: Real Estate Research Corporation for the Milwaukee County Expressway and Transportation Commission.

5. Dodge, W. H. 1967. Influence of a Major Highway Improvement on an Agriculturally-Based Economy: Case Study of the Impact of Interstate 94 on the Economy of Dunn and St. Croix Counties, State of Wisconsin. Madison, WI: Bureau of Business Research and Service, Graduate School of Business, University of Wisconsin.

6. Hannon, J. T. and D.M. Littig. 1971. Regional Economic Impact of Proposed Interstate 57. Madison, WI: Bureau of Policy Planning, Department of Transportation.

7. Klus, J. P. 1984. Economic Impact on Transportation. Madison, WI: Transportation Policy Studies Institute, University of Wisconsin-Extension, Department of Engineering and Applied Science.

8. Prey, J. and T. Lohr. 1988. The Wisconsin Water Quantity Resources Management Plan: Report No. 5, Economic Overview of Wisconsin Water Resources. Madison, WI: Bureau of Water Resources Management, Department of Natural Resources.

9. Thompson, E. and A. Chandra. 1997. The Impact of Interstate Highway Construction on Economic Growth. April 17-19, 1997. Memphis, Tennessee: presented at the 36th meetings of the Southern Regional Science Association.

10. Wisconsin Department of Transportation. 1996. A Consideration of the Economic Effects for a Full Interchange at the East End of State Highway 151 Bypass for the City of Platteville, Wisconsin. Madison, WI.

11. ΧΧΧ. 1996. Economic Study for STH 29 Bypass, Chippewa County. Madison, WI: Economic Strategies and Analysis Section.

12. ΧΧΧ. 1989. Highway 29/45/10 Corridor Study: Economic Development Benefits and Cost-Benefit Evaluation: Final Report. Madison, WI.

13. ΧΧΧ. 1982. Highway Bypass Impact Analysis. Madison, WI: Division of Planning and Budget.

14. 1988. Highway Bypasses: Wisconsin Communities Share Their Experiences. Madison, WI.

15. 1988. Impacts of Highway Bypasses on Wisconsin Communities: Technical Summary. Madison, WI: Bureau of Policy Planning and Analysis.

16. 1986. Secondary Land Use Impacts of the US Highway 45 West Bend Bypass: Case Study Report: Expert Panel Findings. Madison, WI: Division of Planning and Budget.

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RESEARCH PAPERS, ALPHABETICAL BY AUTHOR A-G -A- • Outdoor Recreation a Legacy for America, Appendix "A" An Economic Analysis,

United State Department of the Interior, 1973. • Using Input-Output to Estimate Economic Impacts in Wisconsin, A Part of Visions

Tomorrow: Department of Natural Resources, Madison. WI, 1976. • The Perceptions of Business Owners and Managers of the Impacts of the Rural

Highway Bypass, Anderson, Connie J., Iowa State University, 1993. -B- • The Economy of Southeastern Wisconsin, Technical Report #10, Southeastern

Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission, 1995. • The Population of Southeastern Wisconsin, Technical Report #11, Southeastern

Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission, 1995. • Origin - Destination Survey Village of Rosendale the South 26 - South 23 Bypass

Analysis, Bawany, Rafiq M., Wisconsin Department of Transportation Division of Planning and Budget, 1988.

• Origin - Destination Survey Village of Rockland IH 90 - CTH Interchange, Bawany, Rafiq M., Wisconsin Department of Transportation Division of Planning and Budget, 1987.

• Origin - Destination Survey STH 137 to Beaser Avenue USH 2 and STH13 Ashland and Bayfield County, Bawany, Rafiq M., Wisconsin Department of Transportation Division of Planning and Budget, 1987.

• Origin - Destination Survey Marathon City and Big Rib River Bridge Analysis, Bawany, Rafiq M., Wisconsin Department of Transportation Division of Planning and Budget, 1986.

• Center Avenue Bridge Study City of Merrill, Bawany, Rafiq M., Wisconsin Department of Transportation Division of Planning and Budget, 1986.

• Rock County, Rock River Valley, Tourism Economic Development Study, 1991. • Impacts of Recreation and Tourism on the Local Economy: Case Studies for

Minocqua, Woodruff and Algoma, Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension, 1978.

-C- • Benefit Cost Analysis for Local Harbor Dredging, A Guide for Wisconsin

Communities, 1987. • An Economic Survey of Privately Owned Shooting Preserves in Wisconsin,

Christiansen, Rudolph A., Sidney D. Staniforth, Aaron Johnson, Jr., and Rollin Cooper, 1969.

• Trends in Wisconsin Overnight Lodging Establishments, Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin - Extension, 1981.

• Population, Employment, & Dwelling Unit Projections 1995-2020, Colclough, James Finch, Rex Fuller, & Paul Stoelting, University of WI, La Crosse, Business Development Center, 1996.

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• Marina Developments: Assessing the Need for Marinas and the Economic Impact of Marina Developments, Crawford, Andrea J., Urban & Regional Planning 950 Seminar on Economic Development, 1986.

• Notification of Intent to Collect Data & Detailed Scope of Study, Crandon Project, Crandon, WI, 1994.

• The Demand for Great Lakes Sportfishing: Some Future Marketing Implications, Dawson, Chad P., Tommy L. Brown, 1990.

• STH 26 Rock and Jefferson Counties A Report on the Origin and Destination Survey All Traffic, District One Division of Highways, 1975.

• An Employment Analysis of Michigan's Recreation Product Manufacturers, Research Report 367 Recreation and Tourism, 1979.

-E- • Effect of Selected Socioeconomic Characteristics on Recreation Patterns in Low

Income Urban Areas (Based on a Study of Household in a Low Income, Inner City Area of Milwaukee), Part II, Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin - Extension, and Department of Agriculture Economic, 1975.

-F- • SCORP Motorboat User Study, Department of Natural Resources, 1986. • LaCrosse Area Business and Economic Review, Business Assistance, University of

Wisconsin - La Crosse, 1994. • Marathon County Cross Country Ski Survey/Recommendations, Marathon County

Planning Department & Cooperative Extension Service, 1984. • Wisconsin Dells Area Lodging Study, Recreation Resource Center, University of

Wisconsin - Extension, 1990. • Who's Dashing to the Wisconsin Dells Greyhound Park? 1990. • An Overview of Wausau's World Class Lodging Facilities, Wausau Area Convention

& Visitors Bureau, 1990. • East Central Wisconsin Overnight Guest Study, Grey, Jack, Michael MI stele, and Sue

Hamilton, University of Wisconsin - Extension, 1989. • A View of the Fox Valley's Overnight Lodging Guests, Grey, Jacks, Michael MI stele,

and Sue Hamilton, University of Wisconsin - Extension, 1989. • Theatre Patron Survey, American Players Theatre, Gray, Jack, Michael MI stele, and

Sue Hamilton, University of Wisconsin - Extension, 1989. • A Portrait of Wisconsin Dells 1988 Summer Guests, Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin,

1988. • Wisconsin's Northwood’s Area, A Telephone Interview of the Greater Milwaukee

Area, Book III, 1987. • Wisconsin's Door County, Overnight Lodging Guests, A Study, Book II, Door County

Chamber of Commerce, 1986. • Madison Circus World, Overnight Lodging Guests, 1984. • Northwestern Wisconsin, A Study of Area Visitors, Northwest Regional Planning

Commission Spooner, Wisconsin, Book III, 1986. • Northwestern Wisconsin Telephone Interviews and Reactions, Northwest Regional

Planning Commission Spooner, Wisconsin, Book II, 1986.

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• Who's at the Green Bay Packer Practices? Gray, Jack, Jane Higgins, and Sue Hamilton, University of Wisconsin - Extension, 1986.

• Overnight Lodging Guests, A Study, Wisconsin Dells, Grey, Jack, Karen Jensen, and Sue Hamilton, Book Me, 1985.

• A Survey of the Greater Chicago Area, Personal Interviews and Reactions, Wisconsin Dells, Gray, Jack, Sue Hamilton, and Karen Mueller, Book IV, 1985.

• La Crosse Area Lodging Study, Gray, Jack, Karen Jensen, and Sue Hamilton, University of Wisconsin - Extension, 1985.

• International Crane Foundation Visitor Survey, Grey, Jackson, Karen Jensen, and Sue Hamilton, University of Wisconsin - Extension, 1984.

• Explore Milwaukee, Milwaukee Visitor Market Analysis, Gray, Jack, Recreation Resources Center, and University of Wisconsin - Extension, 1980.

• Economic Impact of Adventureland Park and Campground, Gray, Jack, Research Division Travel Development Commission, 1979.

• The Wisconsin Guest, A Market Analysis, Recreation Resources Center, 1979. Drawer #5 RESEARCH PAPERS, ALPHABETICAL BY AUTHOR H-Z -H- • Visitor Profile of the Fox Valley Greyhound Park, Hamilton, Sue, Jill Bauer, Larry

Larson, Lynn Pagliaro, The Tourism Research and Resource Center, 1991. • Visitor Profile of Tommy Barletts' Robot World & Thrill Show, Hamilton, Sue, Jill

Bauer, Larry Larson, Lynn Pagliaro, The Tourism Research and Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension, 1991.

• Visitor Profile of Wisconsin Dells Greyhound Park, Hamilton, Sue, Jill Bauer, Larry Larson, Lynn Pagliaro, The Tourism Research and Resource Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension, 1992.

• Wisconsin Dells Television Advertising Conversion Study, Tourism Research and Resource Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension, 1991.

• The Apostle Islands Visitor, Heberlein, Thomas A., Jerry J. Vaske, Center for Resource Policy Studies, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1979.

• A Study of North Star Sled Dog Race Circuit Association Racers, Hembd, Jerry, and Tom Huray, Center for Economic Development, University of Wisconsin-Superior Extension, 1991.

• Recreational Trails Study, Henderson, Karla A., Sara Lurie, and M. Deborah Bialeschki, Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension, 1985.

• Rhinelander Indoor Recreation Study, Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension, 1985.

• The Economic Impact of Retirement in the Resort Areas of Oneida and Vilas Counties, Wisconsin, Hewitt, Lynn J., Sydney D. Staniforth, and Rudolph A. Christiansen, Research Report 34, 1968.

• Vacationer Characteristics and Recreation Interests at 90 Wisconsin Resorts, Research Report 66, 1970.

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• Characteristics of the Wisconsin Resort Vacationer, Johnson, Aaron C. and Rudolph A. Christiansen, Research Report 48, 1969.

-L- • A Market Study of Properties Covered by Scenic Easements Along the Great River

Road in Vernon and Pierce Counties, Special Report #5, 1967. • Charter Boat Operator Study, Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-

Extension, 1985. -M- • Michigan Bed and Breakfast Guest Study, Holecek, Donald F., Edward M. Mahoney,

Michigan Travel, Tourism and Recreation Resources Center, 1989. • Michigan Charter Fishing Study, Brunke, Mary, Edward M. Mahoney, and Charles

Pistis, Michigan State University, 1986 • Toward Integrative Tourism Planning in Rural America, Marcouiller, Dave M.,

Department of Urban and Regional Planning, 1997. • Recreational Homes and Regional Development, A Case Study from the Upper Great

Lakes States, 1996. • Survey of Wisconsin's Great Lakes Marinas, Meltz, David, Donald Schink, and Ayse

Somersan, Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension, 1979. • Agriculture and Tourism in Wisconsin, Report on the First Ag-Tourism Conference,

1987, 1993. • Waukesha County Park and Planning Study, Moyer, Harriett, University of Wisconsin-

Extension, 1993. • Waupaca County Parks Study, Moyer, Harriett, University of Wisconsin-Extension,

1992. • Tourists and Direct Agricultural Sales in Farmers' Markets, U-Picks, and Roadside

Markets, Moyer, Harriett, University of Wisconsin-Extension, 1990. • An Analysis of Differences between Urban and Rural Constituents on Wildlife Policy

Issues, Moyer, Harriett and Jordan Petchenik, University of Wisconsin-Extension, 1989.

• An Analysis of Recreational Use of the Downtown La Crosse River Wetlands, Moyer, Harriett, University of Wisconsin-Extension, 1989.

• Wisconsin's Wildlife Constituency Study, Moyer, Harriett and Jordan Petchenik, University of Wisconsin-Extension, 1989.

• Asking, Listening and Telling: Citizen Participation, A Summary, Moyer, Harriett, and Jackson, Tiffany, University of Wisconsin-Extension, 1980.

-N- • LaFollette Report, The Growth of Business Services in Wisconsin, Nichols, Donald A.,

University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1993. • Lac Du Flambeau Area Tourism Marketing Research Study, Tourism Research and

Resource Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension, 1995. • Madeline Island Ferry Line Passenger Study: Analysis and Report of Findings,

Norman, Bill, Greg Friese and Sue Hamilton, Tourism Research and Resource Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension, 1994.

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-O- • Report of the Woodruff 1991 Visitor Survey, Orton, Rick, Community Development

Agent UW-Extension, 1992. -P- • An Analysis of Differences Between Age Groups on Human Dimensions Issues and

Wildlife Management Policies, Petchenik, Jordan, University of Wisconsin-Extension, 1989.

• Wisconsin's Wildlife Constituency Study, Phase II: Results of a Statewide Mailed Questionnaire Report I, Petchenik, Jordan B., University of Wisconsin-Extension, 1988.

• Market Delineation for Marina and Harbor Development a Multivariate Approach, Peterson, Kim, The Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1989.

• A Study of Market Demand for Marina Facilities Along Wisconsin's Great Lakes Coasts, Peterson, Kim and P. Diane Atwood, The Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension, 1988.

• Some Social Costs and Benefits of Tourism to Rural Communities: The Cape Cod Case, Pizam, Abraham, and Ernest J. Acquaro, Massachusetts Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Massachusetts at Amherst, 1977.

-S- • 1986 Spring and Summer Origin-Destination Survey for the City of Lake Geneva and

the Sth 120 Bypass Analysis, Schaul, Dale, Wisconsin Department of Transportation, 1988.

• 1986 Summer Origin-Destination Survey for the City of Oconomowoc and the Sth 16 and Sth 67 Bypass Analysis, Schaul, Dale, Wisconsin Department of Transportation, 1987.

• Kettle Moraine State Forest, Planning Study, Schink, Donald, Richard Novak, and Harriet Moyer, Department of Natural Resources.

• Metropolitan Recreation Demand Study, Summary Report, Smith, Charles K., Metropolitan Council of the Twin Cities Area, 1984.

• Kentucky 1980 Economic Impact of Visitors, Somersan, Ayse, The Recreation Resources Center, University of Wisconsin-Extension, 1980.

• Visitor Economic Impacts in St. Ignace, Somersan, Ayse, University of Wisconsin-Extension, 1979.

• Door County, Tourism Economic Development Study, Door County Chamber of Commerce and Wisconsin Bell, 1987.

• Spending Patterns and Economic Impacts of Michigan Registered Boat Owners, Stynes, Daniel J., Gene L. Brothers, Donald F. Holecek, and Dave Verbyla, Department of Park and Recreation Resources, Michigan State University, 1983.

-U- • Wisconsin's Quality of Business and Personal Life As Seen by Chief Executives,

Udell, John G. and Irwin Maier, Wisconsin Economy Study #28 Bureau of Business Research, University of Wisconsin-Madison, School of Business, 1996.

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• Wisconsin's Economic Progress 1973-1993 as Measured by Personal Income Growth, Udell, Jon G. and Irwin Maier, Wisconsin Economy Study #26, University of Wisconsin-Madison, School of Business, 1994.

• Quality of Business Life in Wisconsin Including Personal Quality of Life, Udell, Jon G. and Irwin Maier, University of Wisconsin-Madison, School of Business, 1991.

• Wisconsin's Business Climate as Seen by Manufacturing Executives, Udell, Jon G. and Irwin Maier, University of Wisconsin-Madison, School of Business, 1985.

• Wisconsin's Economy as seen by Industry, Labor and the General Public, with Recommendations for Economic Growth, Udell, Jon G., University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1973.

• Wisconsin's Economic Progress, An Analysis of the Economic Progress and Problems of the State of Wisconsin, with Recommendations for Future Action, Udell, Jon G., University of Wisconsin-Madison, School of Business, 1971.

-V- • A Simulation of the Economic Impact of a Classified Property Tax on Taxpayers of

Dane County, Wisconsin, Weiss, Donald E., University of Wisconsin-Madison, 1976. • Economic Impact of Mergers and Acquisitions in Wisconsin: 1978 to 1989, Wisconsin

Department of Development Division of Research and Planning, 1990. • The Wisconsin Tourism Industry Study by the Wisconsin department of Development,

1983. • 1991 Origin-Destination Survey for the Wausau Area Transportation Study, Wisconsin

Department of Transportation Division of Planning and Budget, 1992. • Origin-Destination Survey Report Sth 35/64 St. Croix County ID 1559-08-00, 1989. • 1989 Wausau Origin-Destination Study Including USH 51/Bridge Street Interchange

Analysis 17th Avenue Bridge and Extension Sth 29 Bypass Analysis, Wisconsin Department of Transportation Division of Planning and Budget, 1989.

• 1988 Origin-Destination Survey on USH 10 East of Stevens Point, Wisconsin Department of Transportation Division of Planning and Budget, 1988.

• 1987 Origin-Destination Survey for the City of Appleton, Wisconsin Department of Transportation Division of Planning and Budget, 1987.

• 1987 Origin-Destination Survey for the City of Kenosha, Wisconsin Department of Transportation Division of Planning and Budget, 1988.

• 1985 Origin-Destination Survey for the City of Richland Center and the USH 14 Bypass Analysis, Wisconsin Department of Transportation Division of Planning and Budget, 1986.

• 1983 Origin-Destination Survey for the Stevens Point Study Area and Analysis of Wisconsin River Bridge Crossing Alternative Within Portage County, Wisconsin Department of Transportation Division of Planning and Budget, 1984.

• Before Study USH 53 Demonstration Project and Eau Claire Economic Growth Center, Wisconsin Department of Transportation District #6, 1979.

• Private-Boat Walleye Angling in the Ohio Waters of Lake Erie: An Economic Evaluation, Winslow, Jane Marie, Ohio Sea Grant Technical Bulletin, 1982.

-W- • Wisconsin Tourism Development, 1990-1994.

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• Changing Spatial Patterns of Employment Location Milwaukee, Wisconsin 1979-1994, White, Sammis B., M. Marc Thomas, and Nicholas A. Thompson, Urban Research Center, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 1995.

• Wisconsin State Parks-User Data and Economic Impacts, 1988. Drawer #6 SOUTHWESTERN • American Players Theatre • Crane Foundation • Dane County Fair • Dells Conversion Study, 1987 • Dells Conversion Study, 1989 • Dells Conversion Study, 1990 • Dells Conversion Study, 1991 • Dells Greyhound Park, 1990 • Dells Greyhound Park, 1992 • Dells Lodging Study, 1990 • Dells Sidewalk, 1991 • Dells Surveys, 1988 • Dells Three Projects, 1985 • Eagle Watching, Sauk City-PDC • Elroy-Sparta Bike Trail • Frank Lloyd Wright Heritage Tours, 1992 • Grand National Tractor Pull, 1991, Tomah • Hostel and Bicycle Museum, Elroy Area • Kickapoo River, 1993 • Kickapoo Valley, Al Anderson • Lac du Flambeau Project and Midwest Study, 1995 • La Crosse Lodging Drawer #7 SOUTHWESTERN AND SOUTHEASTERN -Southwestern- • Madison Motel Study • Snowmobile Development Strategy-Ontario • State Historical Society, 1992 • Tommy Barttlett, Inc • Trip Diaries, 1986 -Southeastern- • CoMO, 1988 • EAA Convention • EAA Fly In, 1993

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• EAA Fly In, 1993 • EAA Museum, 1993 • Festivals, Inc. Craft Fair USA, 1989 • Fond du Lac County Fair, 1989 • Fox Cities, 1998 • Milwaukee City Zoo, 1980 • Wisconsin State Fair Archives • Wisconsin State Fair, 1992 • Wisconsin State Fair, 1994 Drawer #8 NORTHWESTERN AND NORTHEASTERN -Northwestern- • Apple River Tubing • Eau Claire Projects-Three, 1989 • Green Bay • Madeline Island Ferry • Northwest Regional Planning Commission • Packer Practice • Snowmobile Survey, Iron City, 1995 • Wausau Project Three Fold Project, 1989 • Warrens Cranberry Festival, 1990 -Northeastern- • Door County • Fox Valley Greyhound Park, 1991 Kaukauna • LDF • Manitowoc-Two Rivers • North central Regional Planning Commission, 1989 • Northwood’s Studies • Self-Survey Visitor Information System • Snowmobiling in Wisconsin, 1985-1986 • Waupaca City Fair, Tom Wilson, 1992 • Woodruff Study, 1991 Drawer #9 MAPS, PAMPHLETS, BOOKLETS, AND THE MERRIMAC STUDY • Agriculture and Food Processing • Health Care Industry • Tourism • Forestry and Forest Processing • Trout Angling and Regional Development • Community Development Strategies for Tourism

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• Toward Integrative Tourism Planning in rural America • Wisconsin's Tourism Establishments: Lodging, Campground, and Restaurant • St. Croix • Maps • Jobs and Income • Casino gaming in Northern Wisconsin • Economic Analysis and Recommendations for Atkinson, WI • The Merrimac Study IMPLICATIONS, ANALYSIS, AND REPORTS OF FINDINGS • Amish Living • County and Area Annual Accomplishment Reports • Developing a Capital Improvement Plan and Budget • Profile of Visitors to the 1994 Dane County Fair • Community Economic Analysis 1982-1989 County Samples • Community Economic Analysis: A How to Manual • Energy Conservation Manual, Wisconsin Restaurants and Taverns • Madeline Island Ferry Line Passenger Study • A Profit of Visitors to the 1993 Experimental Aircraft Association Convention • A RUPRI Rural Policy White Paper • Rural Nonfarm Businesses' Access to Debt and Equity Capital Drawer #10 ECONOMIC PROFILES, ALPHABETICAL A-M Drawer #11 ECONOMIC PROFILES, ALPHABETICAL M-Z Drawer #12 STAFF PAPERS TRRC 92.1-96.5 • 92.1 The Oconto Waterfront: Issues and Options A Survey of Oconto Residents by

Michael Carman, Greg Lamb, Al Miller, Sue Sadowske, and Ron Shaffer, September 1992.

• 93.1 A Summary of Citizen Participation Methods for the Waterfront Development Project in Oconto, Wisconsin by Kevin Silviers, Ron Shaffer, and Chris Behr.

• 93.2 A Generation of Change in Wisconsin’s Economic Landscape by John Leatherman, Win Yin-Su, and Ron Shaffer.

• 93.3 Oconto Waterfront Options: A Follow-Up Survey by Chris Behr, Greg Lamb, Al Miller, Sue Sadowske, and Ron Shaffer.

• 93.3 A Measure of Economic Diversity: An Input-Output Approach by John E. Wagner, and Steven C. Deller, September 1993.

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• 93.4 Visitors’ Views of the Oconto Waterfront by Greg Lamb, Chris Behr, Ron Shaffer, Al Miller, and Sue Sadowske.

• 93.5 Entrepreneurial Rural Communities: 1993 Governor’s Conference on Community Development – Keynote Address – by Steven C. Deller, November 1993.

• 94.1 The Involvement of Wisconsin Parks and Recreation Agencies in Tourism by Phillip C. Fieber, and Bill Norman.

• 94.1 Economic Impact of the Chicago Bears’ Training Camp on the Platteville Region: A Preliminary Analysis by Andrew Lewis, and Steven C. Deller, March 1994.

• 94.2 Input-Output Analysis of the Kickapoo River Valley by John C. Leatherman, July 1994.

• 94.3 Eagle Watcher's Along The Wisconsin River by Richard Von Koningsveld, William C. Norman, & David W. Marcouiller.

• 94.4 Tourism Planning: An Annotated Bibliography by David W. Marcouiller • 94.5 Ethnic Variation in Leisure Interest: An Annotated Bibliography by Edward J.

Jepson Jr. & David W. Marcouiller. • 95.1 Using County Sales Tax To Identify Tourism Trends: Selected Wi Counties by

David W. Marcouiller & Jeffery A. Alpi. • 95.4 Regional Economic Impact Of The Crex Meadows Wildlife Area by David W.

Marcouiller, John Preissing, & Jeffery Alpi. • 95.1 The Contribution Of Manufacturing To The St. Croix County Economy by

James Janke & Steven C. Deller, August 1995. • 95.2 Building Community Based Initiatives in Rural Coastal Communities by Chris

Behr, Greg Lamb, Al Miller, Sue Sadowske, & Ron Shaffer, December 1995. • 95.3 Trout Angling and Implications for Regional Development: A Case Study Of

Southwestern Wisconsin by David W. Marcouiller, Alan Anderson, & William C. Norman, November 1995.

• 96.1 Retail and Service Demand Thresholds for Wisconsin by Steven C. Deller & William F. Ryan, April 1996.

• 96.2 Winnebago System Water Quality Valuation Study by Richard Bishop, Brad Bauer, & Steven Deller, May 1996.

• 96.4 Recreational Homeowners and Regional Development: A Comparison of Two Northern Wisconsin Counties by John Pressing, David W. Marcouiller, Gary P. Green, Steven C. Deller, & N.R. Sumathi, August 1996.

• 96.5 Trends in the Waupaca County Tourism Industry: An Analysis of Activity in Four Tourism-Related Sectors by Tom Wilson, David W. Marcouiller, & Todd Sutphin, August 1996.

Drawer #13 FLORENCE COUNTY ECONOMY, WISCONSIN AG-TOURISM

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Drawer #14 STAFF PAPERS CCED 96.6-97.6 • 96.6 Linking Community Resources to Family Survival Strategies by Ron Shaffer,

Ann Ziebarth, Jennifer Fanham, Sandi Wraith, & Leann Tigges, July 1996. • 96.7 Clustering Wisconsin Counties for Analytical Comparisons by Martin Shields

and Steven Deller, October 1996. • 96.8 Trends In Wisconsin’s Tavern Industry: A Preliminary Look at Changing Market

Conditions by Bill Ryan, December 1996. • 96.9 Can Learning Become The Center Of Land Grant Universities And Cooperative

Extension by Gerald C. Campbell, October 1996. • 96.10 Building Community Based Initiatives In Rural Coastal Communities by Ron

Shaffer, Chris Behr, Greg Lam, Al Miller, and Sue Sadowske, December 1996. • 97.1 Trends in Wisconsin Tavern Industry: A Look at Changing Market Conditions by

Bill Ryan, April 1997. • 97.2 Mountain Biking in Chequamegon Area of Northern Wisconsin and Implication

for Regional Development by Dr. N.R. Sumathi & Dave A. Berard. • 97.3 Regional Economic Impact Assessments: An Annotated Bibliography Of

Selected Wisconsin Studies by Anna Haines, David Marcouiller, N.R. Sumathi, & Al Anderson, September 1997.

• 97.4 Family Survival Strategies And Community Services by Jim Cavaye, Ron Shaffer, & Sandra Wraith, September 1997.

• 97.5 Economic Impact of the Kenosha Automobile Museum: A Study of Projected Effects by Jon Hanken & David Marcouiller.

• 97.6 Florence County Senior Citizens Needs Assessment by Mike Kroenke and N.R. Sumathi.

Drawer #15 STAFF PAPERS CCED 98.1 – 98.3 • 98.1 The Economic Value of the Health Care Industry: The Grand County Economic

Impact Study by Connie Bodeen and Ron Shaffer, January 1998. • 98.2 Community-Based Response to Welfare Reform: Innovative Ideas and Practices

for Overcoming Barriers to Work by Sandra K. Wraith and Ron Shaffer, November 1998.

• 98.3 Retail Mix in Wisconsin’s Small Downtowns: An Analysis of Cities and Villages with Populations of 2,500 – 15,000 by Bill Ryan, Jerry Braatz, and Aaron Brault.

• 98.4 Characteristics of Forest-Based Recreational User Groups by Eric Olson, Dave Marcouiller, and Jeffrey Prey, March 1999.

• 98.5 Retail Mix in Wisconsin’s “Tiny Towns”: How Distance from a Major Discount Store Impacts Local Retail Availability by Bill Ryan, Tim Filbert, Jim Janke, and Aaron Brault.

• 98.6 A Market Area Analysis of Jefferson County: The Retail and Service Sectors by Steven Grabow, and Steven Deller.

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• 99.1 Service Business Mix in Wisconsin’s Small Downtowns: An Analysis of Cities and Villages with Populations of 2,500 – 15,000 by Bill Ryan, Jerry Braatz, and Aaron Brault.

• 00.1 Demographics and Spending Potential: A Comparison of Wisconsin Small Towns by Bill Pinkovitz.

Drawer #16 FOCUS NEWSLETTER 1996-1997, RESORT, HOTEL/MOTEL, RESTAURANT, BED & BREAKFAST Drawer #17 BED & BREAKFAST, CAMPGROUND, FAMILY AMUSEMENT AND GOLF Drawer #18 CCED NEWSLETTER • Leaders, Groups, and Communities - starting with 9/96 • Let's talk Business - starting with 9/96 • Techniques for Market Analysis - starting with 1/97 • CEN Newsletter - starting with 1/94

Drawer #19 CAMPGROUND OPERATORS, SHORT-COURSE, TRAVEL & TOURISM HARRIET MOYER AND SUE SADOWSKE Drawer #20 FORUM Drawer #21 STAFF PAPERS ORIGINALS INFORMATION FOR FUTURE PACKETS • Business Assistance Program • Business Help Directory • Wisconsin Historic Preservation Program • Small Business Assistance • Resource Directory for Small Business Management • The Secret to Success in Business • Bed & Breakfast Inserts • Starting a Business? Here's Help!