Candi Clouse, PhD
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Russ - Glad you liked the tax article! You are correct. IMPLAN is not accounting for the income tax levied on the workers that commute into the study area while they work in the study area - only ...
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If you would like, we can pull the IO matrix for any region you would like to see. The results of a zip code based MRIO can be used to estimate the changes in a broader economy. You can do this by ...
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Hello - It's really hard to make a guess as to what's going on without seeing what you ran. My first inclination is that you are seeing Aggregation Bias. You will generally see larger analyses hav...
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You got it!
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If you run a standard Industry Event of a loss of 25% in say, full-service restaurants, you will see the Indirect and Induced effects that will also affect full-service restaurants. This may overes...
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When you analyze an Industry Contribution Analysis with multiple Industries, the buybacks to each of those Industries will be restricted. Therefore, you won't have any associated Indirect or Induce...
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You are correct! If you run a -1% Industry Contribution Analysis for all 546 IMPLAN Industries this would show a 1% loss in Output across the Region. This would be the same as looking at a 1% loss ...
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Solution 1: You nailed it. Solution 2: These companies likely have some Output, but not to the pre Covid 19 levels. How you want to examine the loss in Output is up to you to determine. The 25% wi...
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Hello - Using an Industry Contribution Analysis, you would model the loss in Output. So yes, 100% closure of the Industry 511 would be 100% in an Industry Contribution Analysis Event. Note using th...
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Hello! If you are looking at the current state of an Industry, you should use Industry Contribution Analysis. This method prevents buybacks from the impacted Industries. As you are looking at what ...