Candi Clouse, PhD
Articles
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Industry Spending Pattern Event
The spending on goods and services by an Industry, excluding labor. Industry Spending Pattern Events are appropriate if you have the data required to build your own Spending Pattern based on what y...
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Institution
In IMPLAN, Institutions are entities that create final demand in an economy including: households, federal, state, and local government institutions, capital, inventory, and trade.
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Supply Chain
Supply Chains describe the chain of Intermediate Input purchases, or backward linkages, that are included in an Industry’s Spending Pattern and the Spending Patterns of its supplier, and so on.
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IMPLAN Report Toolkit
INTRODUCTIONThis article is designed to help you explain to key stakeholders what IMPLAN is, how it works from a high level, and the history and reputation of the IMPLAN data and software as a lead...
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Commodity Demand
Intermediate Commodity Demand is the total demand for this Commodity by Industries. Institutional Commodity Demand is the total demand for this Commodity by Institutions (Inventory, Government, Hou...
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Commodity Supply
Total Commodity Supply is the total amount of a Commodity that is available for purchase in a local area from a variety of sources. It equals Industry Commodity Production + Institutional Commodity...
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Institutional Commodity Production
Institutional Commodity Production is the total Output of a Commodity that is produced by Institutions (e.g., produced and/or sold by Government or taken out of Inventory). Find it in Region Detail...
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Industry Commodity Production
Industry Commodity Production is the total Output of a Commodity that is produced by Industries. Some Commodities are produced by more than one Industry – this value includes the sum of the product...
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Supply/Demand Ratio (S/D Ratio)
The domestic supply/demand ratio is the percentage of total local demand for the Commodity that could possibly be met by local production net of foreign exports. It is calculated by dividing total ...
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Intermediate Inputs
Purchases of non-durable goods and services that are used to produce other goods and services rather than for final consumption. Learn more at Understanding Intermediate Inputs.