DougO
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"Earnings per worker" includes both proprietor income and employment compensation. This is necessary because employment includes both wage and salary workers and self-employed.
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You will need to edit the state model so that the ratios (output/worker, emp comp/worker, proprietor income/worker) matches that of the industry for the county you are comparing to. Otherwise the s...
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How are you introducing the impacts? If as number of jobs, then do not use the deflater - ie, keep as year of data set, this will allow the software to use the study area output per worker. If as a...
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Input-Output analysis impacts are based on introduced change in demand/production - ie, the direct effect. Highway construction impacts are relatively based on the construction costs. Operation of ...
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Entering the employment will give you our estimate (which is based on government estimates) of the industry output. Output for the insurance industry is defined as the "expected" return over reimb...
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It is how your preferences are set. Go to File > User Preferences > Analysis (tab) > and check the Advanced and Explore check boxes.
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You can approximate the BEA's table but you can not duplicate it exactly for several reasons. 1) The BEA's table is the US use matrix before redefinitions. We use the BEA's use table after redefini...
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The industry production function shows the costs associated with each unit of output. A certain amount of rail transporation is required to bring goods to the producing sector. The shipment of that...
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When you enter what the railroad charged the company as an "industry sales" change to the rail sector, you will create the impact caused by railroad operations required to satisfy that output.
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There is no data in the software that will tell you if whether the truck or water transportation is an acceptable substitute for rail transportation. I see it as an all or nothing deal, can the bus...