jenny
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Hi Michelle, That's a great question. The Labor Income Change and Household Income Change activity types yield induced effects only because they are usually run alongside an accompanying Industry ...
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The same model year multipliers are used regardless of the Event Year; it is the value applied to those multipliers that changes when Event Year changes. All the relationships in the multipliers a...
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It depends on how you set up the analysis. A couple of things to check first: 1. Did you use deflators when setting up the impact (i.e., did you set the Event Year to a year that is different th...
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Your hunch is correct - IMPLAN cannot tell you how many of the residents of the new structure will be new residents vs. current residents. Perhaps you can get this kind of information from the fir...
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If you know Output and Employee Comepensation, you can just run the entire analysis as a single Industry Change Activity, editing the Event to reflect your known values. Unless you want to edit th...
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That is correct.
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Yes, it is possible to do this. With a Labor Income Change Activity, the software will remove payroll taxes, social insurance taxes, commuters, personal taxes, and savings according to the rates r...
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Hi Susan, The simplest way to do this would be to just change the Activity Level proportionately. However, this will spread the increased local spending across all the sectors, which may not be re...
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When viewing your impact results, you have the option of inflating the results using the Dollar Year for View drop-down menu in the upper left of the Scenario Results screen. As for the source o...
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Hi Scott, A lot of confusion and concern arises when users compare IMPLAN employment figures to the BLS' CEW (also known as ES-202) employment figures. BLS CEW data is not complete coverage of emp...