ScottL
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Are you running these as an aggregated model or just aggregating the results? Can you zip and email your models to info@implan.com?
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Hi Nathan - the good news is that either creating a new sector as part of the study area data or doing analysis by parts (ABP) is that you end up with exactly the same results. The easiest way is t...
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You can leave the LPP at 100%. The default LPP will be used when the income is spent in the region.
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If the operating capital is to be used for production expenses, that is to produce the products for the start-up, then the industry spending pattern would make sense. Normalizing it to sum to one i...
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There is a linear relationship between output, employment and labor income. So any change in output would lead to a change in employment and labor income. However, you could model a fixed employmen...
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Did you leave a message? Please call again. Sorry for the trouble getting through we are really short staffed this week.
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We are looking to have a data available for Puerto Rico and the other American islands by the end of August. I suggested Mississippi because it had a somewhat similar average hh income and has a lo...
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You can build an aggregated model to get the aggregated multiplier. If you add a sector, when you rebuild the model, most of the other multipliers will change due to the interaction of the sectors....
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You can use the labor income change activity type. Here is a guide to activities: http://implan.com/v4/index.php?option=com_multicategories&view=article&id=562:562&Itemid=71 Proprietor income is ...
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Total disposible income. That value will be multiplied by the coefficients in the household spending pattern. As it sits, the sum of the event values for an impored household spending change should...