DougO
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Are you assuming the same size operation and budget for 2011 as 2010? If so the employment and income impacts will be the same in constant 2010 dollars. However, if you view the results in 2011, 2...
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Not sure what you are asking. If you are looking at a one time impact occuring in 2010 and want to much how much of the impact leaks into 2011 and future years, then there is a problem in that mul...
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Interesting question, one that we've debated here as well. A depressed economy, means low profits, a greater percentage of the outlays go to intermediate goods inflating indirect effects, but defl...
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Yes, after you give the model a name you are given an opportunity to select that data for the region. You may select as many data files as you want (as long as they are the same data years).
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Caution, more often than not, "Gross Sales" is the correct answer. Retail trade output per worker, earnings to output, and all the other industry relationships are based on output = gross margin. ...
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The direct output effect will = event value if: 1) Industry Change activity type 2) Industry exists 3) You are not using margins. 4) The industry sector is not a retail/wholesale trade sector. But ...
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Taxes are distributed by creating ratios from the regional SAM Explore>Social Accounts>Export>IxC Social Accounting Matrix (tab)>Export>Industry Detail SAM File>Industry Detail,Row Detail. I can t...
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Makes perfect sense (ie, that's probably how I would do it). In any event current software is 3.0.11.2, so I suggest updating (Help>Check for updates).
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The direct, indirect and induced multipliers are per one million dollar direct effect. The type SAM multiplier = (Direct + Indirect + Induced)/Direct. The type SAM tells you the output impact per d...
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We use County Business Patterns industry size classes to provide information about BLS QCEW non-disclosures. Butte, ID is a small (in employment) county, there are relatively few sectors that are d...