DougO
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Appendix A of the tax impact document shows what the various data elements mean. Household payment to property tax is tax on personal property (eg, car or boat). Household real estate taxes actual...
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It would be StudyAreaFinalDemand. Type 10001 to 10009 correspond to the low to high income categories.
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Yes. The CES data divides the US geographically into 6 regions. When we ran a statistical analysis on the data, differences between the 6 regions were not significant while differences between the...
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A counter-balancing impact to increased household spending due to a tax cut is the potential loss of government activity which can be modeled through State and local government non-education spendi...
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The institutional activity level of the imported spending pattern sums to $1. If you set the activity level to 1.5 you will spend $1.50. You would have to look at the sum of the HH LT 10k column in...
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There are many college studies on the internet, some of which will have spending patterns. For students one option is to run spending through low income households. Most schools have estimates for ...
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Curious, how can it be both a private and public university? (In IMPLAN, private is non-government ownership and public means government ownership.) In any event, to model the university, I would ...
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Households produce "scrap" and "used goods" which can be exported. Output is total production by an industry, percentage of output going to exports = exports/output *100. Inventory sales/purchase...
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Correct, the production value of electricity generated by that dam in Washington is an import if used in Oregon. The imputed distribution markup occurs wherever the administration and maintenance e...
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The demand would be based on the resident household and local industry and other institutions within the region. Supply (and distribution for power) would be establishment based. Where are the esta...