Study Area Data

INTRODUCTION

Specific detailed information about your Region can be found in Study Area Data.  From the Regions screen, click on the letter i. Note that all the data in Region Details is nominal; it is not adjusted for inflation.

The Study Area Data tab has seven options for exploring the data behind IMPLAN.

INDUSTRY DETAIL

This section shows Study Area Industry totals for the nominal values for the calendar year of the data in your Selected Region.

• Total Output =  the value of Industry production, which is equal to sales plus net inventory change
• Wage and Salary Employment = an Industry-specific mix of full-time, part-time, and seasonal employment excluding proprietors
• Employee Compensation = the total payroll cost of the employee including wages and salaries, and all benefits
• Proprietor Employment = an Industry-specific mix of full-time, part-time, and seasonal proprietor employment; excluding wage and salary employment
• Proprietor Income = current-production income of sole proprietorships, partnerships, and tax-exempt cooperatives
• Other Property Income = Gross Operating Surplus minus Proprietor Income
• Taxes on Production and Imports = includes sales and excise taxes, customs duties, property taxes, motor vehicle licenses, severance taxes, other taxes, and special assessments

INDUSTRY SUMMARY

This table is a broader view of Industry contribution to the Selected Region, combining some Industry Detail values into higher classifications. 

• Total Employment = an Industry-specific mix of full-time, part-time, and seasonal employment including both Wage and Salary Employment and Proprietor Employment
• Total Output =  the value of Industry production, which is equal to sales plus net inventory change
• Total Intermediate Inputs = purchases of non-durable goods and services that are used to produce other goods and services rather than for final consumption
• Total Value Added = the difference between an Industry's or establishment's total Output and the cost of its Intermediate Inputs; it is a measure of the contribution to GDP
• Labor Income = all forms of Employment income, including Employee Compensation (wages, salaries, and benefits) and Proprietor Income

INSTITUTION COMMODITY DEMAND

• Sum of Households = Household consumption
• Sum of Federal Government = Federal Government consumption
• Sum of State and Local Government = State and Local Government consumption
• Capital = consumption from capital
• Inventory = consumption from inventory
• Domestic Exports = consumption of domestic exports
• Foreign Exports = consumption of foreign exports

HOUSEHOLD COMMODITY DEMAND

This table breaks down Commodity consumption for each of the nine Household categories based on cumulative income. It shows how much of each Commodity is consumed by each Household type within the Selected Region. 

• Households LT15k = local consumption by Households earning less than $15,000
• Households 15-30k = local consumption by Households earning between $15,000 - $30,000
• Households 30-40k = local consumption by Households earning between $30,000 - $40,000
• Households 40-50k = local consumption by Households earning between $40,000 - $50,000
• Households 50-70k = local consumption by Households earning between $50,000 - $70,000
• Households 70-100k = local consumption by Households earning between $70,000 - $100,000
• Households 100-150k = local consumption by Households earning between $100,000 - $150,000
• Households 150-200k = local consumption by Households earning between $150,000 - $200,000
• Households GT200k = local consumption by Households earning more than $200,000
• Total = local consumption by all Households

GOVERNMENT COMMODITY DEMAND

This table  divides governmental consumption of Commodities into three categories for each level of Government. 

• Federal Government Nondefense = local consumption by the Federal Government for nondefense
• Federal Government Defense = local consumption by the Federal Government for defense
• Federal Government Investment = local investment by the Federal Government
• State and Local Government Noneducation = local consumption by State and Local Government for noneducation
• State and Local Government Education = local consumption by State and Local Government for education
• State and Local Government Investment = local investment by State and Local Government

AREA DEMOGRAPHICS

This screen shows basic demographics for your Selected Region.

• Land Area = square miles of land in the Selected Region
• Population = number of people living in the Selected Region
• Households = count of the groups of people living together by income category

INDUSTRY AVERAGES

This table shows the average per worker values for components of Output. It is calculated as the value divided by Employment.

• Output per worker =  average value of Industry production, which is equal to sales plus net inventory change per Employee
• Labor Income per worker = average Employment income, including Employee Compensation and Proprietor Income, per Employee
• Employee Compensation per worker = average total payroll cost of Wage and Salary Employees per Employee
• Proprietor Income per worker = average current-production income of sole proprietorships, partnerships, and tax-exempt cooperatives per Employee per Employee
• Taxes on Production and Imports per worker = average sales and excise taxes, customs duties, property taxes, motor vehicle licenses, severance taxes, other taxes, and special assessments per Employee
• Other Property Income per worker = average Gross Operating Surplus minus Proprietor Income per Employee

SORTING:

The title bar displayed across the top of each Study Area table  contains buttons that can change the viewing attributes of the table. Column titles act as sorting buttons. Initially most views are sorted by Industry code in ascending value (first row is 1 last row is 546). To change the way all fields in the table are arranged, click on the title of the desired column. All data in the table will be sorted in descending order (highest values listed at the top of the table) relative to the column title. To change how the data is sorted, click on another field. When the view has been sorted by a column other than Industry Code, the selected column title will appear with an arrow to its right indicating that the table has been sorted by this column header.

DOWNLOADING:

The export function allows data to be exported directly to Excel by clicking on the ellipses in the upper right corner of the table. 

This will prompt a popup. Click download.

Written October 10, 2019

Updated June 24, 2020