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Economic Consequences of Earthquakes:
Preparing for the Unexpected
Edited by the late Barclay G. Jones
Professor,
Department of City and Regional Planning,
College of Architecture, Art, and Planning,
Cornell University
Introduction
Economic Consequences of Earthquakes: Preparing for the Unexpected examines the ramifications of a large-scale earthquake in the U.S., while considering preparedness options to minimize losses. This 275-plus page special publication contains fifteen commissioned papers by experts in the fields of seismology, engineering, sociology, business and insurance.
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