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The Yonder 40 Stock Index Doesn't Match S&P's Gains
07/14/2007
The Yonder 40, DY's index of publicly traded stocks tied to rural America, fell behind most other major indexes during a week when most prices rose.
Growth and Development | Main Street Economics
A Report From Minnesota â€" But Good For All of Rural America
07/11/2007
Minn 2020 ReportMinnesota's economic development strategy leaves out small towns. What else is new? Most economic development programs weren't built for rural communities.
Main Street Economics
Yonder 40: In First Week, the 40 Beats Dow, S&P 500
07/06/2007
Yonder 40The Yonder 40 is an index of stocks meant to be one measure of Rural America's economy. In the first week of July, the Yonder 40 did well, beating most of the major stock indexes, and was up more than two percent for the four days of trading.
Growth and Development | Main Street Economics
The Yonder 40 â€" DY's Stock Index of Rural America
06/30/2007
Grand Ole OpryFinally, there's a stock index that tells rural America how it's doing. This is the Yonder 40, forty companies that reflect the economy of rural America John Deere, NASCAR tracks, coal mines, small town banks and newspapers and, of course, Wal-Mart. Can the Yonder 40 beat the big boys at Dow and Standard and Poor's? We'll see.
Main Street Economics
What's Rural?
06/21/2007
There is no good definition of what's rural. For its study of campaign contributions from rural America, the Daily Yonder has devised a standard for determining whether a county is rural or urban.
Daily Yonder | Keep It Rural
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