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OK, so if I understanding you want to model the installation of solar panels as well as the manufacturing of the panels. Does the installer purchase the inverters, modules and so forth or dooes the...
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That should work. The best approach is to do an Analysis by Parts where you build up a set of expenditures for your new industry. You can do that in a spreadsheet and import it into IMPLAN. Look fo...
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Run your operations activity and look at the indirect effect on the NG sector. Then take the difference between the operations NG value and $12 million and use that for the separate NG activity.
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If you are not customizing the industry, just let it autogenerate.
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No problem. Doug and Jenny are out for a couple days so I am filling in on the forum.
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There are several ways to handle this, but it mostly involves modifying production functions and that can be tricky. The easiest way is to just run a separate activity for that large purchase.
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That sector is semiconductors. There are no margins because these are not sold directly at retail stores. You will need to identify the consumer products that are using semiconductors in their prod...
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I did get ahold of him. What he suggeested is that you multiply the 160 jobs by 12/15 to proportionally reduce it to an annualized basis. You can then scale up your results by 15/12.
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This sounds like an industry change activity type so I would use that just like you would for version 2. The employment and payroll are estimated from the models regional data industry averages. It...
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An activity does require one or more events. The easiest way to do it is to click New Activity and select Household Income Change. If you do not see that selection, the go to File/User Preferences ...