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  • General Question about Labor Income

    We are seeing some large increases in labor income per employee in 2020 - is there a release note on labor income?  Is this related in any way to COVID?

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  • Construction

    Why are there no intermediate expenditure coefficients for the construction sectors?  Would building new warehouses and factories and stuff not be an input into the production process for every ind...

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  • Best Way to Describe A Inconsistency

    I need a good technical description of how indirect output can be larger than intermediate expenditures for a one sector model.   thanks for your help.

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  • Interpretation of big change in Wet Corn Milling O/E

    We have been looking at the wet corn milling industry for some time now and noticed a big change in O/E between the 2014 and 2016 tables.  The values appear to be pretty consistent between 2016 and...

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  • Poultry and Eggs - Sector 13

    We are comparing data for sector 13 across years and there is a massive collapse in Employee Compensation due to a reduction in proprietor income.  I know data for Ag sectors is squirrely, but is ...

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  • Tax Data Comparison

    Quick question.   I understand that the tax models are generalizations and probably Copernican in nature; however, there appears to have been a overall and substantial drop in taxes per employee ac...

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  • Balancing Problem

    We are calculating the total impact of the sugar industry.  There are three sectors in the model (9, 74, 75).  We have taken the employment numbers for each state from IMPLAN (2016) and ran them th...

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