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DOCUMNENT R~ESUM~E
06495 - [B20070291
Impact of the Present and Future Energy Situation c, Butal
Economic Growth and Development]. EML-79-79; B-1782C5. July 18,
1978. 3 pp. + enclosure (21 pp,).
Report to Sen. James Pearson; by Eier 9. Staats, Comptroller
General.
Contact: Enerqy and Minerals Div.
Budqet Function: N&tural Resources, linvircnuent, and Energy:
Enerqy (305); Community and Regional revelcpment: Area and
Regional Development (452).
Organization Concerned: Department of Energy.
Conqressional Relevance: House Committee <n Intericr ana Insular
Affairs; Senate Coxmittee on Enetgy and Nattral Bescurces.
Sen. James Pearson.
Authority: Faderal EneLgy Ad'inistration Act of 1S75 (P.L.
93-275). Enerqy Policy and Conservaticn Act of 1975 (F.L.
94- 163).
A review of the effect of the energy situaticn cc rural
area indicated that energy changes since 1S73 have not. derafied
nonme.t:opolitan economic growth. Analysis cf the 1967 tQ 1972
period and of the 1972 to 1975 years showed rapid grcwth ia
nonmetropolitan areas, with grcwth accelerated during the latter
three years. Barring extreae, and at this time unforeseeable,
events, there was no reason to believe that thE energy future
will put nonmetropolitan areas at a disadvantage ccmpared %ith
metropclitan areas. (Author/SC)](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.gao/gaobaaxon0001&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)