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Petrochemical complex in TX
A typical petrochemical complex has two distinct parts of operation: a petrochemical cracker and a few polymerization plants. There are also companies in TX that have only a cracker or only a polym...
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Combining Regions
We have three state-wide models: OH, PA, WV. When we combine them as one region (combined model), the transactions between industries in 82% of cases are largest than the summation of transactions ...
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Sector 301 in Ohio
I am working on an analysis in the state of Ohio and found something strange. When I input the same $100M in sector 301 Electronic Computer Manufacturing in ascending years, the employment and pay...
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Updates to Industry by Industry Matrices
I have read the two latest papers on how the regional purchase coefficients were produced and the 2011 paper indicated they were produced using the last RPCs and 2009 IMPLAN data. Could you tell m...
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High Direct Coefficient in I x I table
Why would an industry like Postal Service (Implan code 427) have a higher percentage and dollar outlay than other industries that would definitely buy more from a certain industry? These are small...
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Bill of Goods Approach
We ran an impact of a large hospital system using the bill of goods approach. When we add back the change in final demand, we added the hospital employment to employment impact, their payroll to b...
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Household Income vs. Disposable Income
When I input payroll into the IMPLAN model, using SAM multipliers, do I need to discount (by 25% for example) to only account for disposable income?