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Okay, last question (I hope!) I've now run my impacts, two of them, one for all of my industries, and one for just a subset of those. The results say that for the larger analysis(let's say 250 in...
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Okay, I may want to run employment events then, as I do wish to see the indirect and induced effects. However, I am basing this off of our MSA unemployment data by month, so I do have a question th...
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Okay, but if I am looking to see the Indirect and Induced effects as well, while running the sweeping lockdown effects, am I better off to run an Employment Event and subtract the 1/4 of total empl...
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I'll preface this by saying I've only had to run I/O analyses before for new establishments or jobs created/lost, so that you for helping. So I have run a Contribution Analysis at -25% for 'Large G...
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Okay, thank you for those answers. I guess to just get it clear: Problem 1: I'm attempting to show the effects of non-essential industry closures on all industries concerned. Let's say 3 months. ...
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Hello: So you're saying that if I know something like sector 511 Food and Drink is experiencing 100% unemployment that I should put -100% in Industry Contribution, as opposed to minus all employe...
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Hi Brian, Thanks for the quick reply. I have few events that fall under Retail- Food and Beverage Store, Retail-Clothing and Clothing accessories store and Retail-Miscellaneous Store. The dollar ye...