Michael Nealy
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Hello Johnathan! Remember that taxes are going to be accounted for in various components of an Industry's Output (see Taxes: Where's the Tax). When thinking about sales taxes in particular, another...
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Hello, It appears that you may have misinterpreted my last comment, apologies if I was not clear. From what I can tell, this should be modeled as Output in Industry 433, which includes NAICS 517311...
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Hello! I agree that you should treat this as Industry Output for Industry 433 - however, I do have a couple of clarifying remarks. First, make sure that your Event Value only includes the revenue g...
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Hello again! So you are a little off here. You will need to start with the Investment Spending Pattern file, which can be found in the article I had linked above. From there, go to the 'FFEOnly' ta...
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Christian, That would be correct! Best, Michael Nealy
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Hello Donald! Correct! Another factor likely at play here could be that the lower income group is spending a higher percentage of their income than the higher income group (reflecting a lower savin...
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My apologies for not answering your question directly, the answer would be yes - the event value IS included in the induced output. Just not on a 1-1 basis. To add Induced Output from the results +...
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Happy to hear that William! So the Event Value (input) for Household Income Events should include all new household income for all residents in their region, including their personal taxes(not payr...
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So if you were to run the project with just that event (Increasing Household Income), the way IMPLAN interprets that is that the Household now has additional income, some of which will be spent. Th...
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Official comment
Hello! Ideally you would be able to break out the separate revenue streams that come from operating the new facilities as separate Industry Events. This is because the input structure of Industry...