jenny
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Absolutely! All you need to set up an impact is one of the following: Employment, Sales, or Labor Income. When you enter your Employment value into the Event, IMPLAN will fill in the rest of the ...
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Please let us know if this paper doesn't answer your question sufficiently: http://implan.com/v4/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_download&gid=222&Itemid=7
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If you go to Explore > Social Accounts > View By: Commodity Summary, you should see that Total Commodity Supply is greater than Total Gross Commodity Demand. Depending on your definition of "healt...
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The "Retail (David Test)" Activity has the Event Year set to 2012, whereas the original "Retail" Activity has the Event Year set to 2011. Note: if you are specifying an Event Year that differs f...
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When deflators are used, the sum of Direct Output + Direct Institutional Change + LPP Imports sill differ slightly from your Activity Level. This is because the imports are deflated at an average ...
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So you are all set then? Please let us know if the issue is not resolved.
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Setting up your impact will depend on where and how the funds will be spent. For a net effect, you may want to include an analysis of the decrease in gov revenues. There are no restrictions on ou...
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All the increase in direct employment tells us is that there were more employees per $1 of output than there were last year. The data do not tell us whether the increased employment was made up of...
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For the multipliers, the main differences (as of 2009) are: • BEA uses location quotients to derive trade flows, whereas IMPLAN uses RPCs (based on econometric equations or IMPLAN's national trad...
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Hi Michelle, A change in the foreign export rate does not change the multipliers - it is a forward link, not a backward link - so there is no need to adjust anything in the model. Rather, it is a ...