Demographic and Economic Characteristics of Washington County, Maine: 1970 - 1996 January, 1999 "Washington County, Maine is a county of contradictions and uniqueness," writes Robert Roper, an Associate Professor of Business Management at the University College of Bangor. In his report, Roper takes a close look at the demographic and economic data of a Downeast Maine county, studying the dynamics of population and change. The report, commissioned by The Ellsworth American, also contains a detailed analysis of Washington County's economy at the sector and sub-sector levels over the 1970-1996 time period. Finally, Roper offers a review of economic base theory, its relevance to economic development, and current initiatives to stimulate Washington County's economy. You must have Acrobat Reader loaded on your computer to download the sections from this report. If you do not have Acrobat Reader, select the "Get Acrobat Reader" button below and download the free software.
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