Angela Slovachek
Articles
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Overview of Regions
INTRODUCTION The Regions page is the most common starting point for IMPLAN analyses and is a great place to start exploring IMPLAN Cloud. This is where users can explore the economy of a Region or ...
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Unlock the Black Box: Discover Region Details
INTRODUCTION This article outlines all data found in Region Details. The data within the Region Details is the basis for all IMPLAN analyses, no black boxes here. REGION OVERVIEW This is the first...
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Direct Effect Leakages
INTRODUCTION Users often ask, "Why don't my Direct Effects match my Direct inputs?" Running an analysis of $5M and the Results only show $2M in Direct Output. Where did the other $3M go? While ther...
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Editing Margins
INTRODUCTION Margins need to be applied to Events when analyzing purchases made from a retail or wholesale Industry or the specific Commodities sold through them. When an item is purchased via a re...
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Editing Spending Patterns
INTRODUCTION Users can further customize their analyses by changing the defaults within Spending Patterns. Five Event Types have editable Spending Patterns that provide users the ability to change ...
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Templates & Reports
Templates Employee Compensation Commuting Rate Download Calculating a Location Quotient Download Categorizing Institutional Spending Pattern Event Effects Download IMPLAN Report...
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Economic Effects & Multipliers
INTRODUCTION Input-Output (I-O) Analysis is designed to show the ripple effects of a given economic activity in other Industries. Production in a given Industry supports demand for production in ot...
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Estimating Employee Compensation Adjustments for Known Commuting Rates
INTRODUCTION IMPLAN estimates an in-commuting rate for all regions - the outflows of Employee Compensation (net of payroll taxes) due to people who work in the region and go home to another region....
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Inventory Purchases
Net movement of goods into inventory.
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Assumptions of I-O
INPUT-OUTPUT MODEL ASSUMPTIONS Input-Output models hold the following nine assumptions: CONSTANT RETURNS TO SCALE The same quantity of inputs is needed per unit of Output, regardless of the level o...