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for Carolina Planning Vol. 17 Issue 2, Fall 1991
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Concerned about the possible negative effects that strip development might have on Wake County's economic potential, the Wake County Board of Commissioners proposed a study to determine the effects. A progress report details the study.
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Driven by the philosophy that access to credit fosters successful economic development, the Center for Community Self-Help and other alternative financing institutions make credit more available to communities and individuals to start businesses.
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The current array of housing and social services has not effectively assisted poor families in attaining self-sufficiency. This article argues the goal of housing and social programs should be to help individuals and families achieve self-sufficiency, and outlines several programs and steps to this end.