Michael Nealy
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Hello Sophia! A big consideration to keep in mind here is that while these jobs may be created in 2017, 2018, etc., going into the future they are maintained/supported, not created. When reportin...
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Hello Pranav! Thank you for the detail provided in your question. The difference of these two values is the amount of Proprietors. The Occupation Data in IMPLAN only includes Wage & Salary Employme...
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Hello Sandy! Your understanding here is correct! The Output value for the county where the headquarters is located will only include the operations of the HQ itself (unless there are other branches...
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Hello Kurt! For this type of visitor spending analysis, there are a multiple assumptions that go into defining what a visitor is. When thinking about this from the perspective of the airport that v...
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Hello Ryan! All of the electricity producing Industries in IMPLAN create a single Commodity, 3039 - Electricity. However, the demand for electricity is captured as spending on Commodity 3047 - El...
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Hello! While this approach is one that we have seen others use in such studies, it is a bit harder to defend. If these are students that come from the state you are analyzing, they likely would hav...
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Hello! It would certainly be a more conservative approach to not consider the off campus spending of students when analyzing all of this university's campuses throughout the state, with the assumpt...
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Hello! While the savings from people that utilize the new bus routes could be modeled as an increase in Household Income, I would tend to agree that the impact from this saving would likely be mini...
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Hello! That is correct. You would need to have the fringe benefits by county in order to model the county level impacts of the universities operations and payroll across the state, because as you h...
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Hello James! One way to account for this would be to run two separate Industry Impact Analysis (Detailed) Events: Event 1: Specify the $9M Output for the rest of the construction costs less the s...