Whitney McKinzie
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Hi Morgan, Yes, if you have data explicitly stating a difference than what is in the underlying data in IMPLAN's Region Details, then you can make adjustments to the underlying data. Just be sur...
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Hi Monica, I think creating three scenarios with the lower end electricity estimate is a great approach! It's going to yield higher than normal employment multipliers, but with the size of this ...
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Hi Monica, Completely understandable! I didn't dive too much to find published journal articles, but I'll provide a link for a resource I found. https://www.texaselectricbroker.com/blog/data-ce...
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Hi Monica, Thanks for the additional information! Input-Output (IO) analysis shows the number of jobs supported by a given economic activity. IMPLAN calculates this by using industry data to see...
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Hi Monica, Thank you for the additional clarification! Do you have electricity spend as a standalone figure separate from the $877M Intermediate Input value? Or do you just know the total Interm...
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Hi Morgan, Given that the underlying Intermediate Input data for Industry 418 in St. Louis County, MN is so much smaller than the Intermediate Input data being input into the analysis, I would l...
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Hi Morgan, Thank you for providing all of this information, it was super helpful to dig into this analysis! The large Indirect and Induced Employment results that you're seeing are because of t...
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Hi Morgan, Happy to look into this for you! What region are you using for your analysis? Thanks! Whitney McKinzie
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Hi Kate, Puerto Rico is not included in the 2024 US Annual Dataset. Only the 50 US states and Washington DC are included in IMPLAN's US Annual datasets. US Territories are separate data releases....
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Hello! Based on the information you provided above, it sounds like you know multiple components of the Leontief Production Function. Instead of using multiple event types, you could utilize IMPLA...