ScottL
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You modify the commodity production so that no other industry produces it. Recall that industries can produce more than one commodity. If you don't make this change, you might get other industries ...
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You should include all benefits.
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Here is a link to a document describing the tax impacts: http://implan.com/V4/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_download&gid=135&Itemid=7 Property tax actually shows up in two places so it can...
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The best one to use is revenue. That can be entered directly into your event value.
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It is pretty difficult to modify the underlying SAM data. The easiest way to look at this impact is to estimate the size of the tax cut and then tax that money and do a household impact. If you ass...
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We actually did not create that this time around. Most tables are similar to V2, but we removed the spaces from the names. So the V2 guide can still be used. There are a number of new ones mostly f...
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Using the hh spending activity assumes that you have some change in hh income that is not related to labor income. IMPLAN does the disposable income adjustment for you. You don't need to do anythin...
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If you are using a labor income activity, no you do not. It does it for you.
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To avoid double counting, set the regional purchase coefficient (rpc) to 0 fo rthe sector that is making the purchase from the supplier. For version 3, here are editing instructions: http://implan...