Indirect Labor (overhead) values as an input

BStewart

June 10, 2014 22:04

I'm analyzing the economic impacts for a manufacturer. They provided a dollar value for "indirect labor"(time spent on training, etc.) as part of their overhead. How can this concept be incorporated into an IMPLAN analysis? It doesn't seem to make sense to go in as labor income.

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IMPLAN Support
June 11, 2014 21:10

Hello Branner, We would recommend putting this spending into sector 393 "Other private educational services." If you would like to see the different types of training services incorporated into this Sector you can do so using the Help>Sector Search. The Sector Search can be sorted by clicking the Industry Code column. You can then scroll down through the industry codes until you find 393. The associated NAICS descriptions will show you the types of Activities that will report into each category. Hope this helps!

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