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Hello Julianne, Taxes on Production and Imports (TOPI): Property Taxes includes both homeownership property tax and property taxes paid by businesses. Household ownership is treated as an industr...
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Hi Alex, Our response is more detailed than expected so we will be following up via email. Please look out for our response. Thank you, IMPLAN Staff
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Hello Robin, The raw CEW reflect higher wages and salary (benefits and payroll taxes excluded) per wage and salary worker for this NAICS code in IL than the U.S. average: [table] [tr] [td]...
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Hello Sylvia, The BLS Consumer Expenditure Survey changed their categories, and we changed our household income categories to reflect that change. After a quick search of their site, we were able...
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Hi Thomas, We get this question quite often. It is true that generally a larger region has less leakages due to imports and therefore is typically a larger impact. However, depending on the indus...
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Hi Alex, Which sector (industry) are you looking for a 1991 deflator for? We may be able to get it for you. Thanks, IMPLAN Staff
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Hello Monica, Here are a few things to check: 1. Step 3: Commodity Production Check that the Primary commodity coefficient is set to 1 for each of your target sectors. Note that the primary comm...
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Hello Alex, Variances in studies typically stem from differences in data and assumptions. A data year represents a snapshot of the economy as it was in that year. As economies change over time, a ...
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Hello Monica, The suggestion to use the year of the data set is due to the fact that the majority of analysts use the study area data values for event values when conducting a Multi-Industry Contr...
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Hello Julianne, Thank you again for the additional information. As the Output related to sector 20 in NYC is Proprietor based, you can modify your NYC model by using the "Zero Out Industry" optio...