Candi Clouse, PhD
Comments
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Hi there! There are a few ways to model the change in sales. You could model a decrease in romaine sales through an Industry Output Event, but given that you know the actual commodity, it would b...
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Yes, we would recommend modifying the model/spreadsheet so that no Industry or Institution buys anything that Industries A, B, and C produce. In this way, there is no double-counting and sector det...
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You are correct that IMPLAN itself does not predict the behavior of firms or individuals nor does it make any assumptions about how tax dollars or tax savings will be handled., However, this is pr...
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A few things to help you understand what is going on with the data. First, TOPI varies a lot year to year because of how agriculture products commodity prices vary. If you feel that what is being...
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Betony - According to the latest BEA REA data used in the production of the 2017 IMPLAN data, wage and salary employment in the “Oil and gas extraction” sector (SA27) is only 20% of the total emplo...
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This question most often arises when IMPLAN data is compared to BLS Covered Employment and Wages (CEW) data. BLS covered employment and wages data does not cover all jobs. It only covers wage and s...
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Here is the attachment for anyone interested! https://implanhelp.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360033706954-Exporting-data-from-IMPLAN-to-GAMS
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There are a few considerations here. Modeling this $5M savings over 5 years would actually be a negative in the economy as $5M less was actually spent. You could consider a net analysis which looks...
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Official comment
Kendall - The table is by default aggregated based on a 2-digit NAICS scheme. All the other tables can be aggregated as you choose here https://implanhelp.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/11500971338...
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Official comment
Brian - Thanks so much for your question! We have a few follow up questions for you to more fully understand your study. Are you trying to measure the impact of all spending on childcare or how t...