Focus on the U.S. Gulf States
Committed to the Region and the Well-Being of Its Residents
Published Feb 15, 2013
This two-page flyer describes the RAND Gulf States Policy Institute and summarizes some of the research it has tackled since its founding in 2005 after Hurricane Katrina. RAND Gulf States supports federal, state, and local decisionmakers by objectively analyzing the questions relevant to recovery and long-term economic development in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama. For example: How to protect the coasts from future storms? How to provide housing and health care for a population in need? How to educate tomorrow's workforce? And how to ensure energy and transportation for a growing economy?
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- Copyright: RAND Corporation
- Availability: Superseded
- Year: 2013
- Pages: 2
- Document Number: CP-710
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