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  4. 4Evidence base
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  5. 5How to reproduce this
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  6. 6What this study does not establish
    What is outside what the method can support?
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Total output effect — Construction illustrative
$11.1M
One-time total over the phase; employment is job-years of temporary work, not permanent positions.
Method: Leontief total requirements applied to the phase's local final-demand vector
x = (I - A)^-1 f
What this figure rests on
Ledger entryMethodTierSourceVintage
regional accountsindustry-by-industry social accounting matrixillustrativeProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy2024
Leontief total requirementsLeontief inverse of the regional direct-requirements matrixillustrative
induced effectshousehold closure at the accounts-implied consumption rateillustrative
purchaser-to-producer price conversion x16margin allocationillustrativeProject Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
spending event: Sitework and structures x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Equipment x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: ACC x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: RET x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: MFG x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: TRN x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: PRO x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: HLT x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending pattern: Visitor spending x2expenditure profile allocated across commoditiesestimated
employment event: Facility staff x2job count converted to industry outputestimated
Inputs to the chain above
InputValueSource and vintage
regionIllustrative RegionProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
n_sectors12Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
coverageregionalProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
total_output2,400,000,000Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
consumption_rate0.58
closuretype_ii
n_commodities_with_margins12Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
default_producer_share1Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
commodityCON
purchaser_value8,500,000
local_final_demand5,270,000
commodityMFG
purchaser_value1,500,000
local_final_demand645,000
commodityACC
purchaser_value1,596,000
local_final_demand1,596,000
commodityRET
purchaser_value912,000
local_final_demand912,000
purchaser_value380,000
local_final_demand161,120
commodityTRN
purchaser_value342,000
local_final_demand342,000
commodityPRO
purchaser_value304,000
local_final_demand304,000
commodityHLT
purchaser_value266,000
local_final_demand266,000
total3,800,000
commodities6
sectorACC
jobs22
implied_output1,294,118

Assumptions carried by this figure:

  • Fixed production technology: input proportions do not change with the scale of the shock.
  • No supply constraints: the region can meet added demand without price effects or capacity limits.
  • Linearity: effects scale proportionally with the shock.
  • Local consumption per $1 of local labor income = $0.580, taken from the household column of the regional accounts rather than assumed.
  • Retail and wholesale margins are recorded as output of the trade sectors, not of the sector that produced the good.
  • Only the margin portion of a retail purchase is local unless the good itself is produced in the region.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 62%.
  • Share of margin activity occurring locally: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 5%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 4%.
  • Spending profile covers 6 commodities and sums to 100% of the stated total.
  • The 22 stated jobs have the same output per worker as the regional average for ACC.
  • Stated employment replaces the coefficient-derived direct job count; indirect and induced jobs still come from the model.
Validation checks bearing on this figure
CheckOutcomeWhat it says
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: ACC: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: RET: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: TRN: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: PRO: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: HLT: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
balanceinfoindustry AGR row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry UTL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry CON row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MFG row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry WHL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry RET row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry TRN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry FIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry PRO row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry HLT row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry ACC row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfototal output vs total sales balances within tolerance
consumption_rateinfolocal consumption per $1 labor income = 0.580
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0093 >= 1
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0210 >= 1
illustrative_studywarnthis study rests on at least one illustrative input, so its numbers are structural placeholders rather than findings. The contaminating inputs are listed in the provenance appendix.
marginsinfo12 commodity margin structures defined
non_negativeinfointermediate flows Z is non-negative
non_negativeinfoindustry output is non-negative
non_negativeinfoemployment is non-negative
productiveinfospectral radius 0.2429 < 1
productiveinfospectral radius 0.5898 < 1
resolvedinfo2 events -> $5,915,000 local final demand (x2)
resolvedinfo2 events -> $3,510,171 local final demand (x2)
Total labor income — Construction illustrative
$3.8M
One-time total over the phase; employment is job-years of temporary work, not permanent positions.
Method: Labor income coefficients applied to the modeled output vector
li_i = x_i * (labor income_i^r / x_i^r)
What this figure rests on
Ledger entryMethodTierSourceVintage
regional accountsindustry-by-industry social accounting matrixillustrativeProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy2024
Leontief total requirementsLeontief inverse of the regional direct-requirements matrixillustrative
induced effectshousehold closure at the accounts-implied consumption rateillustrative
purchaser-to-producer price conversion x16margin allocationillustrativeProject Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
spending event: Sitework and structures x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Equipment x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: ACC x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: RET x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: MFG x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: TRN x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: PRO x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: HLT x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending pattern: Visitor spending x2expenditure profile allocated across commoditiesestimated
employment event: Facility staff x2job count converted to industry outputestimated
Inputs to the chain above
InputValueSource and vintage
regionIllustrative RegionProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
n_sectors12Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
coverageregionalProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
total_output2,400,000,000Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
consumption_rate0.58
closuretype_ii
n_commodities_with_margins12Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
default_producer_share1Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
commodityCON
purchaser_value8,500,000
local_final_demand5,270,000
commodityMFG
purchaser_value1,500,000
local_final_demand645,000
commodityACC
purchaser_value1,596,000
local_final_demand1,596,000
commodityRET
purchaser_value912,000
local_final_demand912,000
purchaser_value380,000
local_final_demand161,120
commodityTRN
purchaser_value342,000
local_final_demand342,000
commodityPRO
purchaser_value304,000
local_final_demand304,000
commodityHLT
purchaser_value266,000
local_final_demand266,000
total3,800,000
commodities6
sectorACC
jobs22
implied_output1,294,118

Assumptions carried by this figure:

  • Fixed production technology: input proportions do not change with the scale of the shock.
  • No supply constraints: the region can meet added demand without price effects or capacity limits.
  • Linearity: effects scale proportionally with the shock.
  • Local consumption per $1 of local labor income = $0.580, taken from the household column of the regional accounts rather than assumed.
  • Retail and wholesale margins are recorded as output of the trade sectors, not of the sector that produced the good.
  • Only the margin portion of a retail purchase is local unless the good itself is produced in the region.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 62%.
  • Share of margin activity occurring locally: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 5%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 4%.
  • Spending profile covers 6 commodities and sums to 100% of the stated total.
  • The 22 stated jobs have the same output per worker as the regional average for ACC.
  • Stated employment replaces the coefficient-derived direct job count; indirect and induced jobs still come from the model.
Validation checks bearing on this figure
CheckOutcomeWhat it says
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: ACC: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: RET: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: TRN: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: PRO: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: HLT: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
balanceinfoindustry AGR row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry UTL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry CON row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MFG row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry WHL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry RET row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry TRN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry FIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry PRO row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry HLT row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry ACC row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfototal output vs total sales balances within tolerance
consumption_rateinfolocal consumption per $1 labor income = 0.580
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0093 >= 1
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0210 >= 1
illustrative_studywarnthis study rests on at least one illustrative input, so its numbers are structural placeholders rather than findings. The contaminating inputs are listed in the provenance appendix.
marginsinfo12 commodity margin structures defined
non_negativeinfointermediate flows Z is non-negative
non_negativeinfoindustry output is non-negative
non_negativeinfoemployment is non-negative
productiveinfospectral radius 0.2429 < 1
productiveinfospectral radius 0.5898 < 1
resolvedinfo2 events -> $5,915,000 local final demand (x2)
resolvedinfo2 events -> $3,510,171 local final demand (x2)
Total value added — Construction illustrative
$8.1M
One-time total over the phase; employment is job-years of temporary work, not permanent positions.
Method: Value-added coefficients applied to the modeled output vector
va_i = x_i * (value added_i^r / x_i^r)
What this figure rests on
Ledger entryMethodTierSourceVintage
regional accountsindustry-by-industry social accounting matrixillustrativeProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy2024
Leontief total requirementsLeontief inverse of the regional direct-requirements matrixillustrative
induced effectshousehold closure at the accounts-implied consumption rateillustrative
purchaser-to-producer price conversion x16margin allocationillustrativeProject Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
spending event: Sitework and structures x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Equipment x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: ACC x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: RET x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: MFG x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: TRN x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: PRO x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: HLT x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending pattern: Visitor spending x2expenditure profile allocated across commoditiesestimated
employment event: Facility staff x2job count converted to industry outputestimated
Inputs to the chain above
InputValueSource and vintage
regionIllustrative RegionProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
n_sectors12Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
coverageregionalProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
total_output2,400,000,000Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
consumption_rate0.58
closuretype_ii
n_commodities_with_margins12Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
default_producer_share1Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
commodityCON
purchaser_value8,500,000
local_final_demand5,270,000
commodityMFG
purchaser_value1,500,000
local_final_demand645,000
commodityACC
purchaser_value1,596,000
local_final_demand1,596,000
commodityRET
purchaser_value912,000
local_final_demand912,000
purchaser_value380,000
local_final_demand161,120
commodityTRN
purchaser_value342,000
local_final_demand342,000
commodityPRO
purchaser_value304,000
local_final_demand304,000
commodityHLT
purchaser_value266,000
local_final_demand266,000
total3,800,000
commodities6
sectorACC
jobs22
implied_output1,294,118

Assumptions carried by this figure:

  • Fixed production technology: input proportions do not change with the scale of the shock.
  • No supply constraints: the region can meet added demand without price effects or capacity limits.
  • Linearity: effects scale proportionally with the shock.
  • Local consumption per $1 of local labor income = $0.580, taken from the household column of the regional accounts rather than assumed.
  • Retail and wholesale margins are recorded as output of the trade sectors, not of the sector that produced the good.
  • Only the margin portion of a retail purchase is local unless the good itself is produced in the region.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 62%.
  • Share of margin activity occurring locally: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 5%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 4%.
  • Spending profile covers 6 commodities and sums to 100% of the stated total.
  • The 22 stated jobs have the same output per worker as the regional average for ACC.
  • Stated employment replaces the coefficient-derived direct job count; indirect and induced jobs still come from the model.
Validation checks bearing on this figure
CheckOutcomeWhat it says
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: ACC: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: RET: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: TRN: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: PRO: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: HLT: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
balanceinfoindustry AGR row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry UTL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry CON row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MFG row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry WHL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry RET row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry TRN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry FIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry PRO row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry HLT row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry ACC row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfototal output vs total sales balances within tolerance
consumption_rateinfolocal consumption per $1 labor income = 0.580
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0093 >= 1
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0210 >= 1
illustrative_studywarnthis study rests on at least one illustrative input, so its numbers are structural placeholders rather than findings. The contaminating inputs are listed in the provenance appendix.
marginsinfo12 commodity margin structures defined
non_negativeinfointermediate flows Z is non-negative
non_negativeinfoindustry output is non-negative
non_negativeinfoemployment is non-negative
productiveinfospectral radius 0.2429 < 1
productiveinfospectral radius 0.5898 < 1
resolvedinfo2 events -> $5,915,000 local final demand (x2)
resolvedinfo2 events -> $3,510,171 local final demand (x2)
Total employment — Construction illustrative
92.9
One-time total over the phase; employment is job-years of temporary work, not permanent positions.
Method: Employment-output ratios applied to the modeled output vector
e_i = x_i * (e_i^r / x_i^r)
What this figure rests on
Ledger entryMethodTierSourceVintage
regional accountsindustry-by-industry social accounting matrixillustrativeProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy2024
Leontief total requirementsLeontief inverse of the regional direct-requirements matrixillustrative
induced effectshousehold closure at the accounts-implied consumption rateillustrative
purchaser-to-producer price conversion x16margin allocationillustrativeProject Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
spending event: Sitework and structures x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Equipment x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: ACC x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: RET x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: MFG x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: TRN x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: PRO x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: HLT x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending pattern: Visitor spending x2expenditure profile allocated across commoditiesestimated
employment event: Facility staff x2job count converted to industry outputestimated
Inputs to the chain above
InputValueSource and vintage
regionIllustrative RegionProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
n_sectors12Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
coverageregionalProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
total_output2,400,000,000Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
consumption_rate0.58
closuretype_ii
n_commodities_with_margins12Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
default_producer_share1Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
commodityCON
purchaser_value8,500,000
local_final_demand5,270,000
commodityMFG
purchaser_value1,500,000
local_final_demand645,000
commodityACC
purchaser_value1,596,000
local_final_demand1,596,000
commodityRET
purchaser_value912,000
local_final_demand912,000
purchaser_value380,000
local_final_demand161,120
commodityTRN
purchaser_value342,000
local_final_demand342,000
commodityPRO
purchaser_value304,000
local_final_demand304,000
commodityHLT
purchaser_value266,000
local_final_demand266,000
total3,800,000
commodities6
sectorACC
jobs22
implied_output1,294,118

Assumptions carried by this figure:

  • Fixed production technology: input proportions do not change with the scale of the shock.
  • No supply constraints: the region can meet added demand without price effects or capacity limits.
  • Linearity: effects scale proportionally with the shock.
  • Local consumption per $1 of local labor income = $0.580, taken from the household column of the regional accounts rather than assumed.
  • Retail and wholesale margins are recorded as output of the trade sectors, not of the sector that produced the good.
  • Only the margin portion of a retail purchase is local unless the good itself is produced in the region.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 62%.
  • Share of margin activity occurring locally: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 5%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 4%.
  • Spending profile covers 6 commodities and sums to 100% of the stated total.
  • The 22 stated jobs have the same output per worker as the regional average for ACC.
  • Stated employment replaces the coefficient-derived direct job count; indirect and induced jobs still come from the model.
Validation checks bearing on this figure
CheckOutcomeWhat it says
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: ACC: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: RET: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: TRN: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: PRO: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: HLT: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
balanceinfoindustry AGR row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry UTL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry CON row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MFG row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry WHL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry RET row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry TRN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry FIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry PRO row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry HLT row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry ACC row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfototal output vs total sales balances within tolerance
consumption_rateinfolocal consumption per $1 labor income = 0.580
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0093 >= 1
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0210 >= 1
illustrative_studywarnthis study rests on at least one illustrative input, so its numbers are structural placeholders rather than findings. The contaminating inputs are listed in the provenance appendix.
marginsinfo12 commodity margin structures defined
non_negativeinfointermediate flows Z is non-negative
non_negativeinfoindustry output is non-negative
non_negativeinfoemployment is non-negative
productiveinfospectral radius 0.2429 < 1
productiveinfospectral radius 0.5898 < 1
resolvedinfo2 events -> $5,915,000 local final demand (x2)
resolvedinfo2 events -> $3,510,171 local final demand (x2)
Output multiplier — Construction illustrative
1.870
Dimensionless. Total effect per dollar of direct effect.
Method: Total effect divided by direct effect on the same table
m = x_total / x_direct
What this figure rests on
Ledger entryMethodTierSourceVintage
regional accountsindustry-by-industry social accounting matrixillustrativeProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy2024
Leontief total requirementsLeontief inverse of the regional direct-requirements matrixillustrative
induced effectshousehold closure at the accounts-implied consumption rateillustrative
Inputs to the chain above
InputValueSource and vintage
regionIllustrative RegionProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
n_sectors12Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
coverageregionalProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
total_output2,400,000,000Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
consumption_rate0.58
closuretype_ii

Assumptions carried by this figure:

  • Fixed production technology: input proportions do not change with the scale of the shock.
  • No supply constraints: the region can meet added demand without price effects or capacity limits.
  • Linearity: effects scale proportionally with the shock.
  • Local consumption per $1 of local labor income = $0.580, taken from the household column of the regional accounts rather than assumed.
Validation checks bearing on this figure
CheckOutcomeWhat it says
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0093 >= 1
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0210 >= 1
orderinginfoType I 1.3208 <= Type II 1.7912
plausibleinfoType II output multiplier 1.791 within published range
productiveinfospectral radius 0.2429 < 1
productiveinfospectral radius 0.5898 < 1
Total output effect — Annual Operations illustrative
$6.4M
Recurring annually at full operation.
Method: Leontief total requirements applied to the phase's local final-demand vector
x = (I - A)^-1 f
What this figure rests on
Ledger entryMethodTierSourceVintage
regional accountsindustry-by-industry social accounting matrixillustrativeProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy2024
Leontief total requirementsLeontief inverse of the regional direct-requirements matrixillustrative
induced effectshousehold closure at the accounts-implied consumption rateillustrative
purchaser-to-producer price conversion x16margin allocationillustrativeProject Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
spending event: Sitework and structures x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Equipment x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: ACC x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: RET x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: MFG x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: TRN x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: PRO x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: HLT x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending pattern: Visitor spending x2expenditure profile allocated across commoditiesestimated
employment event: Facility staff x2job count converted to industry outputestimated
displacement adjustment: Annual Operations x2net-new demand adjustmentderived
Inputs to the chain above
InputValueSource and vintage
regionIllustrative RegionProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
n_sectors12Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
coverageregionalProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
total_output2,400,000,000Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
consumption_rate0.58
closuretype_ii
n_commodities_with_margins12Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
default_producer_share1Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
commodityCON
purchaser_value8,500,000
local_final_demand5,270,000
commodityMFG
purchaser_value1,500,000
local_final_demand645,000
commodityACC
purchaser_value1,596,000
local_final_demand1,596,000
commodityRET
purchaser_value912,000
local_final_demand912,000
purchaser_value380,000
local_final_demand161,120
commodityTRN
purchaser_value342,000
local_final_demand342,000
commodityPRO
purchaser_value304,000
local_final_demand304,000
commodityHLT
purchaser_value266,000
local_final_demand266,000
total3,800,000
commodities6
sectorACC
jobs22
implied_output1,294,118
displacement_share0.28

Assumptions carried by this figure:

  • Fixed production technology: input proportions do not change with the scale of the shock.
  • No supply constraints: the region can meet added demand without price effects or capacity limits.
  • Linearity: effects scale proportionally with the shock.
  • Local consumption per $1 of local labor income = $0.580, taken from the household column of the regional accounts rather than assumed.
  • Retail and wholesale margins are recorded as output of the trade sectors, not of the sector that produced the good.
  • Only the margin portion of a retail purchase is local unless the good itself is produced in the region.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 62%.
  • Share of margin activity occurring locally: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 5%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 4%.
  • Spending profile covers 6 commodities and sums to 100% of the stated total.
  • The 22 stated jobs have the same output per worker as the regional average for ACC.
  • Stated employment replaces the coefficient-derived direct job count; indirect and induced jobs still come from the model.
  • 28% of this activity's demand is spending that would have occurred elsewhere in the region anyway, and is therefore displacement rather than new economic activity.
  • The adjustment nets demand and household income. A stated direct job count is preserved rather than fractionally reduced; any offsetting regional jobs must be modeled as a separate displaced activity.
  • Basis: Intercept surveys at three comparable facilities.
Validation checks bearing on this figure
CheckOutcomeWhat it says
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: ACC: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: RET: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: TRN: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: PRO: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: HLT: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
balanceinfoindustry AGR row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry UTL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry CON row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MFG row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry WHL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry RET row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry TRN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry FIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry PRO row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry HLT row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry ACC row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfototal output vs total sales balances within tolerance
consumption_rateinfolocal consumption per $1 labor income = 0.580
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0093 >= 1
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0210 >= 1
illustrative_studywarnthis study rests on at least one illustrative input, so its numbers are structural placeholders rather than findings. The contaminating inputs are listed in the provenance appendix.
marginsinfo12 commodity margin structures defined
non_negativeinfointermediate flows Z is non-negative
non_negativeinfoindustry output is non-negative
non_negativeinfoemployment is non-negative
productiveinfospectral radius 0.2429 < 1
productiveinfospectral radius 0.5898 < 1
resolvedinfo2 events -> $5,915,000 local final demand (x2)
resolvedinfo2 events -> $3,510,171 local final demand (x2)
Total labor income — Annual Operations illustrative
$2.3M
Recurring annually at full operation.
Method: Labor income coefficients applied to the modeled output vector
li_i = x_i * (labor income_i^r / x_i^r)
What this figure rests on
Ledger entryMethodTierSourceVintage
regional accountsindustry-by-industry social accounting matrixillustrativeProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy2024
Leontief total requirementsLeontief inverse of the regional direct-requirements matrixillustrative
induced effectshousehold closure at the accounts-implied consumption rateillustrative
purchaser-to-producer price conversion x16margin allocationillustrativeProject Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
spending event: Sitework and structures x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Equipment x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: ACC x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: RET x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: MFG x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: TRN x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: PRO x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: HLT x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending pattern: Visitor spending x2expenditure profile allocated across commoditiesestimated
employment event: Facility staff x2job count converted to industry outputestimated
displacement adjustment: Annual Operations x2net-new demand adjustmentderived
Inputs to the chain above
InputValueSource and vintage
regionIllustrative RegionProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
n_sectors12Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
coverageregionalProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
total_output2,400,000,000Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
consumption_rate0.58
closuretype_ii
n_commodities_with_margins12Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
default_producer_share1Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
commodityCON
purchaser_value8,500,000
local_final_demand5,270,000
commodityMFG
purchaser_value1,500,000
local_final_demand645,000
commodityACC
purchaser_value1,596,000
local_final_demand1,596,000
commodityRET
purchaser_value912,000
local_final_demand912,000
purchaser_value380,000
local_final_demand161,120
commodityTRN
purchaser_value342,000
local_final_demand342,000
commodityPRO
purchaser_value304,000
local_final_demand304,000
commodityHLT
purchaser_value266,000
local_final_demand266,000
total3,800,000
commodities6
sectorACC
jobs22
implied_output1,294,118
displacement_share0.28

Assumptions carried by this figure:

  • Fixed production technology: input proportions do not change with the scale of the shock.
  • No supply constraints: the region can meet added demand without price effects or capacity limits.
  • Linearity: effects scale proportionally with the shock.
  • Local consumption per $1 of local labor income = $0.580, taken from the household column of the regional accounts rather than assumed.
  • Retail and wholesale margins are recorded as output of the trade sectors, not of the sector that produced the good.
  • Only the margin portion of a retail purchase is local unless the good itself is produced in the region.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 62%.
  • Share of margin activity occurring locally: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 5%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 4%.
  • Spending profile covers 6 commodities and sums to 100% of the stated total.
  • The 22 stated jobs have the same output per worker as the regional average for ACC.
  • Stated employment replaces the coefficient-derived direct job count; indirect and induced jobs still come from the model.
  • 28% of this activity's demand is spending that would have occurred elsewhere in the region anyway, and is therefore displacement rather than new economic activity.
  • The adjustment nets demand and household income. A stated direct job count is preserved rather than fractionally reduced; any offsetting regional jobs must be modeled as a separate displaced activity.
  • Basis: Intercept surveys at three comparable facilities.
Validation checks bearing on this figure
CheckOutcomeWhat it says
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: ACC: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: RET: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: TRN: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: PRO: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: HLT: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
balanceinfoindustry AGR row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry UTL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry CON row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MFG row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry WHL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry RET row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry TRN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry FIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry PRO row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry HLT row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry ACC row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfototal output vs total sales balances within tolerance
consumption_rateinfolocal consumption per $1 labor income = 0.580
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0093 >= 1
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0210 >= 1
illustrative_studywarnthis study rests on at least one illustrative input, so its numbers are structural placeholders rather than findings. The contaminating inputs are listed in the provenance appendix.
marginsinfo12 commodity margin structures defined
non_negativeinfointermediate flows Z is non-negative
non_negativeinfoindustry output is non-negative
non_negativeinfoemployment is non-negative
productiveinfospectral radius 0.2429 < 1
productiveinfospectral radius 0.5898 < 1
resolvedinfo2 events -> $5,915,000 local final demand (x2)
resolvedinfo2 events -> $3,510,171 local final demand (x2)
Total value added — Annual Operations illustrative
$4.9M
Recurring annually at full operation.
Method: Value-added coefficients applied to the modeled output vector
va_i = x_i * (value added_i^r / x_i^r)
What this figure rests on
Ledger entryMethodTierSourceVintage
regional accountsindustry-by-industry social accounting matrixillustrativeProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy2024
Leontief total requirementsLeontief inverse of the regional direct-requirements matrixillustrative
induced effectshousehold closure at the accounts-implied consumption rateillustrative
purchaser-to-producer price conversion x16margin allocationillustrativeProject Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
spending event: Sitework and structures x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Equipment x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: ACC x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: RET x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: MFG x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: TRN x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: PRO x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: HLT x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending pattern: Visitor spending x2expenditure profile allocated across commoditiesestimated
employment event: Facility staff x2job count converted to industry outputestimated
displacement adjustment: Annual Operations x2net-new demand adjustmentderived
Inputs to the chain above
InputValueSource and vintage
regionIllustrative RegionProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
n_sectors12Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
coverageregionalProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
total_output2,400,000,000Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
consumption_rate0.58
closuretype_ii
n_commodities_with_margins12Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
default_producer_share1Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
commodityCON
purchaser_value8,500,000
local_final_demand5,270,000
commodityMFG
purchaser_value1,500,000
local_final_demand645,000
commodityACC
purchaser_value1,596,000
local_final_demand1,596,000
commodityRET
purchaser_value912,000
local_final_demand912,000
purchaser_value380,000
local_final_demand161,120
commodityTRN
purchaser_value342,000
local_final_demand342,000
commodityPRO
purchaser_value304,000
local_final_demand304,000
commodityHLT
purchaser_value266,000
local_final_demand266,000
total3,800,000
commodities6
sectorACC
jobs22
implied_output1,294,118
displacement_share0.28

Assumptions carried by this figure:

  • Fixed production technology: input proportions do not change with the scale of the shock.
  • No supply constraints: the region can meet added demand without price effects or capacity limits.
  • Linearity: effects scale proportionally with the shock.
  • Local consumption per $1 of local labor income = $0.580, taken from the household column of the regional accounts rather than assumed.
  • Retail and wholesale margins are recorded as output of the trade sectors, not of the sector that produced the good.
  • Only the margin portion of a retail purchase is local unless the good itself is produced in the region.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 62%.
  • Share of margin activity occurring locally: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 5%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 4%.
  • Spending profile covers 6 commodities and sums to 100% of the stated total.
  • The 22 stated jobs have the same output per worker as the regional average for ACC.
  • Stated employment replaces the coefficient-derived direct job count; indirect and induced jobs still come from the model.
  • 28% of this activity's demand is spending that would have occurred elsewhere in the region anyway, and is therefore displacement rather than new economic activity.
  • The adjustment nets demand and household income. A stated direct job count is preserved rather than fractionally reduced; any offsetting regional jobs must be modeled as a separate displaced activity.
  • Basis: Intercept surveys at three comparable facilities.
Validation checks bearing on this figure
CheckOutcomeWhat it says
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: ACC: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: RET: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: TRN: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: PRO: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: HLT: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
balanceinfoindustry AGR row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry UTL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry CON row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MFG row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry WHL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry RET row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry TRN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry FIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry PRO row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry HLT row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry ACC row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfototal output vs total sales balances within tolerance
consumption_rateinfolocal consumption per $1 labor income = 0.580
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0093 >= 1
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0210 >= 1
illustrative_studywarnthis study rests on at least one illustrative input, so its numbers are structural placeholders rather than findings. The contaminating inputs are listed in the provenance appendix.
marginsinfo12 commodity margin structures defined
non_negativeinfointermediate flows Z is non-negative
non_negativeinfoindustry output is non-negative
non_negativeinfoemployment is non-negative
productiveinfospectral radius 0.2429 < 1
productiveinfospectral radius 0.5898 < 1
resolvedinfo2 events -> $5,915,000 local final demand (x2)
resolvedinfo2 events -> $3,510,171 local final demand (x2)
Total employment — Annual Operations illustrative
64.0
Recurring annually at full operation.
Method: Employment-output ratios applied to the modeled output vector
e_i = x_i * (e_i^r / x_i^r)
What this figure rests on
Ledger entryMethodTierSourceVintage
regional accountsindustry-by-industry social accounting matrixillustrativeProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy2024
Leontief total requirementsLeontief inverse of the regional direct-requirements matrixillustrative
induced effectshousehold closure at the accounts-implied consumption rateillustrative
purchaser-to-producer price conversion x16margin allocationillustrativeProject Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
spending event: Sitework and structures x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Equipment x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: ACC x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: RET x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: MFG x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: TRN x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: PRO x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: HLT x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending pattern: Visitor spending x2expenditure profile allocated across commoditiesestimated
employment event: Facility staff x2job count converted to industry outputestimated
displacement adjustment: Annual Operations x2net-new demand adjustmentderived
Inputs to the chain above
InputValueSource and vintage
regionIllustrative RegionProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
n_sectors12Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
coverageregionalProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
total_output2,400,000,000Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
consumption_rate0.58
closuretype_ii
n_commodities_with_margins12Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
default_producer_share1Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
commodityCON
purchaser_value8,500,000
local_final_demand5,270,000
commodityMFG
purchaser_value1,500,000
local_final_demand645,000
commodityACC
purchaser_value1,596,000
local_final_demand1,596,000
commodityRET
purchaser_value912,000
local_final_demand912,000
purchaser_value380,000
local_final_demand161,120
commodityTRN
purchaser_value342,000
local_final_demand342,000
commodityPRO
purchaser_value304,000
local_final_demand304,000
commodityHLT
purchaser_value266,000
local_final_demand266,000
total3,800,000
commodities6
sectorACC
jobs22
implied_output1,294,118
displacement_share0.28

Assumptions carried by this figure:

  • Fixed production technology: input proportions do not change with the scale of the shock.
  • No supply constraints: the region can meet added demand without price effects or capacity limits.
  • Linearity: effects scale proportionally with the shock.
  • Local consumption per $1 of local labor income = $0.580, taken from the household column of the regional accounts rather than assumed.
  • Retail and wholesale margins are recorded as output of the trade sectors, not of the sector that produced the good.
  • Only the margin portion of a retail purchase is local unless the good itself is produced in the region.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 62%.
  • Share of margin activity occurring locally: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 5%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 4%.
  • Spending profile covers 6 commodities and sums to 100% of the stated total.
  • The 22 stated jobs have the same output per worker as the regional average for ACC.
  • Stated employment replaces the coefficient-derived direct job count; indirect and induced jobs still come from the model.
  • 28% of this activity's demand is spending that would have occurred elsewhere in the region anyway, and is therefore displacement rather than new economic activity.
  • The adjustment nets demand and household income. A stated direct job count is preserved rather than fractionally reduced; any offsetting regional jobs must be modeled as a separate displaced activity.
  • Basis: Intercept surveys at three comparable facilities.
Validation checks bearing on this figure
CheckOutcomeWhat it says
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: ACC: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: RET: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: TRN: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: PRO: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: HLT: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
balanceinfoindustry AGR row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry UTL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry CON row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MFG row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry WHL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry RET row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry TRN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry FIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry PRO row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry HLT row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry ACC row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfototal output vs total sales balances within tolerance
consumption_rateinfolocal consumption per $1 labor income = 0.580
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0093 >= 1
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0210 >= 1
illustrative_studywarnthis study rests on at least one illustrative input, so its numbers are structural placeholders rather than findings. The contaminating inputs are listed in the provenance appendix.
marginsinfo12 commodity margin structures defined
non_negativeinfointermediate flows Z is non-negative
non_negativeinfoindustry output is non-negative
non_negativeinfoemployment is non-negative
productiveinfospectral radius 0.2429 < 1
productiveinfospectral radius 0.5898 < 1
resolvedinfo2 events -> $5,915,000 local final demand (x2)
resolvedinfo2 events -> $3,510,171 local final demand (x2)
Output multiplier — Annual Operations illustrative
1.815
Dimensionless. Total effect per dollar of direct effect.
Method: Total effect divided by direct effect on the same table
m = x_total / x_direct
What this figure rests on
Ledger entryMethodTierSourceVintage
regional accountsindustry-by-industry social accounting matrixillustrativeProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy2024
Leontief total requirementsLeontief inverse of the regional direct-requirements matrixillustrative
induced effectshousehold closure at the accounts-implied consumption rateillustrative
Inputs to the chain above
InputValueSource and vintage
regionIllustrative RegionProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
n_sectors12Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
coverageregionalProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
total_output2,400,000,000Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
consumption_rate0.58
closuretype_ii

Assumptions carried by this figure:

  • Fixed production technology: input proportions do not change with the scale of the shock.
  • No supply constraints: the region can meet added demand without price effects or capacity limits.
  • Linearity: effects scale proportionally with the shock.
  • Local consumption per $1 of local labor income = $0.580, taken from the household column of the regional accounts rather than assumed.
Validation checks bearing on this figure
CheckOutcomeWhat it says
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0093 >= 1
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0210 >= 1
orderinginfoType I 1.3208 <= Type II 1.7912
plausibleinfoType II output multiplier 1.791 within published range
productiveinfospectral radius 0.2429 < 1
productiveinfospectral radius 0.5898 < 1
Output over the horizon illustrative
$71.0M
Undiscounted sum of nominal annual effects across the modeled years.
Method: Phased annual effects summed without discounting
sum_t x_t
What this figure rests on
Ledger entryMethodTierSourceVintage
regional accountsindustry-by-industry social accounting matrixillustrativeProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy2024
Leontief total requirementsLeontief inverse of the regional direct-requirements matrixillustrative
induced effectshousehold closure at the accounts-implied consumption rateillustrative
purchaser-to-producer price conversion x16margin allocationillustrativeProject Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
spending event: Sitework and structures x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Equipment x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: ACC x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: RET x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: MFG x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: TRN x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: PRO x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: HLT x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending pattern: Visitor spending x2expenditure profile allocated across commoditiesestimated
employment event: Facility staff x2job count converted to industry outputestimated
displacement adjustment: Annual Operations x2net-new demand adjustmentderived
multi-year impact streamphased timeline with ramped activity levelsderived
Inputs to the chain above
InputValueSource and vintage
regionIllustrative RegionProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
n_sectors12Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
coverageregionalProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
total_output2,400,000,000Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
consumption_rate0.58
closuretype_ii
n_commodities_with_margins12Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
default_producer_share1Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
commodityCON
purchaser_value8,500,000
local_final_demand5,270,000
commodityMFG
purchaser_value1,500,000
local_final_demand645,000
commodityACC
purchaser_value1,596,000
local_final_demand1,596,000
commodityRET
purchaser_value912,000
local_final_demand912,000
purchaser_value380,000
local_final_demand161,120
commodityTRN
purchaser_value342,000
local_final_demand342,000
commodityPRO
purchaser_value304,000
local_final_demand304,000
commodityHLT
purchaser_value266,000
local_final_demand266,000
total3,800,000
commodities6
sectorACC
jobs22
implied_output1,294,118
displacement_share0.28
years12
discount_rate0.04
base_year2,026

Assumptions carried by this figure:

  • Fixed production technology: input proportions do not change with the scale of the shock.
  • No supply constraints: the region can meet added demand without price effects or capacity limits.
  • Linearity: effects scale proportionally with the shock.
  • Local consumption per $1 of local labor income = $0.580, taken from the household column of the regional accounts rather than assumed.
  • Retail and wholesale margins are recorded as output of the trade sectors, not of the sector that produced the good.
  • Only the margin portion of a retail purchase is local unless the good itself is produced in the region.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 62%.
  • Share of margin activity occurring locally: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 5%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 4%.
  • Spending profile covers 6 commodities and sums to 100% of the stated total.
  • The 22 stated jobs have the same output per worker as the regional average for ACC.
  • Stated employment replaces the coefficient-derived direct job count; indirect and induced jobs still come from the model.
  • 28% of this activity's demand is spending that would have occurred elsewhere in the region anyway, and is therefore displacement rather than new economic activity.
  • The adjustment nets demand and household income. A stated direct job count is preserved rather than fractionally reduced; any offsetting regional jobs must be modeled as a separate displaced activity.
  • Basis: Intercept surveys at three comparable facilities.
  • Timeline covers 2026-2037. Annual activities are held at their final ramp level through the horizon; one-time activities occur only in their scheduled years.
  • Impacts are discounted to 2026 dollars at 4.0% for present-value reporting; undiscounted sums are reported alongside them.
  • The model is static: it assumes regional production technology and trade patterns do not change over the horizon. For horizons beyond roughly ten years that assumption weakens materially.
Validation checks bearing on this figure
CheckOutcomeWhat it says
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: ACC: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: RET: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: TRN: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: PRO: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: HLT: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
balanceinfoindustry AGR row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry UTL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry CON row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MFG row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry WHL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry RET row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry TRN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry FIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry PRO row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry HLT row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry ACC row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfototal output vs total sales balances within tolerance
consumption_rateinfolocal consumption per $1 labor income = 0.580
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0093 >= 1
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0210 >= 1
illustrative_studywarnthis study rests on at least one illustrative input, so its numbers are structural placeholders rather than findings. The contaminating inputs are listed in the provenance appendix.
marginsinfo12 commodity margin structures defined
non_negativeinfointermediate flows Z is non-negative
non_negativeinfoindustry output is non-negative
non_negativeinfoemployment is non-negative
productiveinfospectral radius 0.2429 < 1
productiveinfospectral radius 0.5898 < 1
resolvedinfo2 events -> $5,915,000 local final demand (x2)
resolvedinfo2 events -> $3,510,171 local final demand (x2)
Output, present value illustrative
$57.1M
Discounted to the base year at 4.0%.
Method: Phased annual effects discounted to the base year
PV = sum_t x_t / (1 + r)^t
What this figure rests on
Ledger entryMethodTierSourceVintage
regional accountsindustry-by-industry social accounting matrixillustrativeProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy2024
Leontief total requirementsLeontief inverse of the regional direct-requirements matrixillustrative
induced effectshousehold closure at the accounts-implied consumption rateillustrative
purchaser-to-producer price conversion x16margin allocationillustrativeProject Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
spending event: Sitework and structures x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Equipment x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: ACC x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: RET x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: MFG x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: TRN x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: PRO x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: HLT x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending pattern: Visitor spending x2expenditure profile allocated across commoditiesestimated
employment event: Facility staff x2job count converted to industry outputestimated
displacement adjustment: Annual Operations x2net-new demand adjustmentderived
multi-year impact streamphased timeline with ramped activity levelsderived
Inputs to the chain above
InputValueSource and vintage
regionIllustrative RegionProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
n_sectors12Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
coverageregionalProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
total_output2,400,000,000Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
consumption_rate0.58
closuretype_ii
n_commodities_with_margins12Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
default_producer_share1Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
commodityCON
purchaser_value8,500,000
local_final_demand5,270,000
commodityMFG
purchaser_value1,500,000
local_final_demand645,000
commodityACC
purchaser_value1,596,000
local_final_demand1,596,000
commodityRET
purchaser_value912,000
local_final_demand912,000
purchaser_value380,000
local_final_demand161,120
commodityTRN
purchaser_value342,000
local_final_demand342,000
commodityPRO
purchaser_value304,000
local_final_demand304,000
commodityHLT
purchaser_value266,000
local_final_demand266,000
total3,800,000
commodities6
sectorACC
jobs22
implied_output1,294,118
displacement_share0.28
years12
discount_rate0.04
base_year2,026

Assumptions carried by this figure:

  • Fixed production technology: input proportions do not change with the scale of the shock.
  • No supply constraints: the region can meet added demand without price effects or capacity limits.
  • Linearity: effects scale proportionally with the shock.
  • Local consumption per $1 of local labor income = $0.580, taken from the household column of the regional accounts rather than assumed.
  • Retail and wholesale margins are recorded as output of the trade sectors, not of the sector that produced the good.
  • Only the margin portion of a retail purchase is local unless the good itself is produced in the region.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 62%.
  • Share of margin activity occurring locally: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 5%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 4%.
  • Spending profile covers 6 commodities and sums to 100% of the stated total.
  • The 22 stated jobs have the same output per worker as the regional average for ACC.
  • Stated employment replaces the coefficient-derived direct job count; indirect and induced jobs still come from the model.
  • 28% of this activity's demand is spending that would have occurred elsewhere in the region anyway, and is therefore displacement rather than new economic activity.
  • The adjustment nets demand and household income. A stated direct job count is preserved rather than fractionally reduced; any offsetting regional jobs must be modeled as a separate displaced activity.
  • Basis: Intercept surveys at three comparable facilities.
  • Timeline covers 2026-2037. Annual activities are held at their final ramp level through the horizon; one-time activities occur only in their scheduled years.
  • Impacts are discounted to 2026 dollars at 4.0% for present-value reporting; undiscounted sums are reported alongside them.
  • The model is static: it assumes regional production technology and trade patterns do not change over the horizon. For horizons beyond roughly ten years that assumption weakens materially.
Validation checks bearing on this figure
CheckOutcomeWhat it says
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: ACC: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: RET: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: TRN: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: PRO: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: HLT: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
balanceinfoindustry AGR row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry UTL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry CON row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MFG row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry WHL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry RET row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry TRN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry FIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry PRO row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry HLT row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry ACC row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfototal output vs total sales balances within tolerance
consumption_rateinfolocal consumption per $1 labor income = 0.580
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0093 >= 1
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0210 >= 1
illustrative_studywarnthis study rests on at least one illustrative input, so its numbers are structural placeholders rather than findings. The contaminating inputs are listed in the provenance appendix.
marginsinfo12 commodity margin structures defined
non_negativeinfointermediate flows Z is non-negative
non_negativeinfoindustry output is non-negative
non_negativeinfoemployment is non-negative
productiveinfospectral radius 0.2429 < 1
productiveinfospectral radius 0.5898 < 1
resolvedinfo2 events -> $5,915,000 local final demand (x2)
resolvedinfo2 events -> $3,510,171 local final demand (x2)
Steady-state employment illustrative
64.0
Annual-phase employment once the ramp is complete.
Method: Annual-phase employment at full ramp
e_steady = max_t e_t over annual phases
What this figure rests on
Ledger entryMethodTierSourceVintage
regional accountsindustry-by-industry social accounting matrixillustrativeProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy2024
Leontief total requirementsLeontief inverse of the regional direct-requirements matrixillustrative
induced effectshousehold closure at the accounts-implied consumption rateillustrative
purchaser-to-producer price conversion x16margin allocationillustrativeProject Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
spending event: Sitework and structures x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Equipment x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: ACC x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: RET x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: MFG x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: TRN x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: PRO x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: HLT x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending pattern: Visitor spending x2expenditure profile allocated across commoditiesestimated
employment event: Facility staff x2job count converted to industry outputestimated
displacement adjustment: Annual Operations x2net-new demand adjustmentderived
multi-year impact streamphased timeline with ramped activity levelsderived
Inputs to the chain above
InputValueSource and vintage
regionIllustrative RegionProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
n_sectors12Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
coverageregionalProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
total_output2,400,000,000Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
consumption_rate0.58
closuretype_ii
n_commodities_with_margins12Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
default_producer_share1Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
commodityCON
purchaser_value8,500,000
local_final_demand5,270,000
commodityMFG
purchaser_value1,500,000
local_final_demand645,000
commodityACC
purchaser_value1,596,000
local_final_demand1,596,000
commodityRET
purchaser_value912,000
local_final_demand912,000
purchaser_value380,000
local_final_demand161,120
commodityTRN
purchaser_value342,000
local_final_demand342,000
commodityPRO
purchaser_value304,000
local_final_demand304,000
commodityHLT
purchaser_value266,000
local_final_demand266,000
total3,800,000
commodities6
sectorACC
jobs22
implied_output1,294,118
displacement_share0.28
years12
discount_rate0.04
base_year2,026

Assumptions carried by this figure:

  • Fixed production technology: input proportions do not change with the scale of the shock.
  • No supply constraints: the region can meet added demand without price effects or capacity limits.
  • Linearity: effects scale proportionally with the shock.
  • Local consumption per $1 of local labor income = $0.580, taken from the household column of the regional accounts rather than assumed.
  • Retail and wholesale margins are recorded as output of the trade sectors, not of the sector that produced the good.
  • Only the margin portion of a retail purchase is local unless the good itself is produced in the region.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 62%.
  • Share of margin activity occurring locally: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 5%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 4%.
  • Spending profile covers 6 commodities and sums to 100% of the stated total.
  • The 22 stated jobs have the same output per worker as the regional average for ACC.
  • Stated employment replaces the coefficient-derived direct job count; indirect and induced jobs still come from the model.
  • 28% of this activity's demand is spending that would have occurred elsewhere in the region anyway, and is therefore displacement rather than new economic activity.
  • The adjustment nets demand and household income. A stated direct job count is preserved rather than fractionally reduced; any offsetting regional jobs must be modeled as a separate displaced activity.
  • Basis: Intercept surveys at three comparable facilities.
  • Timeline covers 2026-2037. Annual activities are held at their final ramp level through the horizon; one-time activities occur only in their scheduled years.
  • Impacts are discounted to 2026 dollars at 4.0% for present-value reporting; undiscounted sums are reported alongside them.
  • The model is static: it assumes regional production technology and trade patterns do not change over the horizon. For horizons beyond roughly ten years that assumption weakens materially.
Validation checks bearing on this figure
CheckOutcomeWhat it says
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: ACC: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: RET: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: TRN: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: PRO: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: HLT: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
balanceinfoindustry AGR row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry UTL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry CON row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MFG row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry WHL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry RET row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry TRN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry FIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry PRO row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry HLT row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry ACC row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfototal output vs total sales balances within tolerance
consumption_rateinfolocal consumption per $1 labor income = 0.580
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0093 >= 1
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0210 >= 1
illustrative_studywarnthis study rests on at least one illustrative input, so its numbers are structural placeholders rather than findings. The contaminating inputs are listed in the provenance appendix.
marginsinfo12 commodity margin structures defined
non_negativeinfointermediate flows Z is non-negative
non_negativeinfoindustry output is non-negative
non_negativeinfoemployment is non-negative
productiveinfospectral radius 0.2429 < 1
productiveinfospectral radius 0.5898 < 1
resolvedinfo2 events -> $5,915,000 local final demand (x2)
resolvedinfo2 events -> $3,510,171 local final demand (x2)
Total tax revenue — recurring illustrative
$1.5M
Recurring annually at full operation. All levels of government, on the modeled tax bases.
Method: Effective rates applied to modeled value-added tax bases
revenue = base x effective rate x institutional share
What this figure rests on
Ledger entryMethodTierSourceVintage
regional accountsindustry-by-industry social accounting matrixillustrativeProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy2024
Leontief total requirementsLeontief inverse of the regional direct-requirements matrixillustrative
induced effectshousehold closure at the accounts-implied consumption rateillustrative
purchaser-to-producer price conversion x16margin allocationillustrativeProject Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
spending event: Sitework and structures x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Equipment x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
tax revenue x2effective rates applied to modeled value-added tax basesillustrativeProject Red Team illustrative rates — replace with jurisdiction actuals
spending event: Visitor spending: ACC x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: RET x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: MFG x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: TRN x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: PRO x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: HLT x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending pattern: Visitor spending x2expenditure profile allocated across commoditiesestimated
employment event: Facility staff x2job count converted to industry outputestimated
displacement adjustment: Annual Operations x2net-new demand adjustmentderived
Inputs to the chain above
InputValueSource and vintage
regionIllustrative RegionProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
n_sectors12Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
coverageregionalProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
total_output2,400,000,000Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
consumption_rate0.58
closuretype_ii
n_commodities_with_margins12Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
default_producer_share1Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
commodityCON
purchaser_value8,500,000
local_final_demand5,270,000
commodityMFG
purchaser_value1,500,000
local_final_demand645,000
structureIllustrative CountyProject Red Team illustrative rates — replace with jurisdiction actuals
personal_income_rate0.115Project Red Team illustrative rates — replace with jurisdiction actuals
social_insurance_rate0.152Project Red Team illustrative rates — replace with jurisdiction actuals
corporate_profits_rate0.135Project Red Team illustrative rates — replace with jurisdiction actuals
commodityACC
purchaser_value1,596,000
local_final_demand1,596,000
commodityRET
purchaser_value912,000
local_final_demand912,000
purchaser_value380,000
local_final_demand161,120
commodityTRN
purchaser_value342,000
local_final_demand342,000
commodityPRO
purchaser_value304,000
local_final_demand304,000
commodityHLT
purchaser_value266,000
local_final_demand266,000
total3,800,000
commodities6
sectorACC
jobs22
implied_output1,294,118
displacement_share0.28

Assumptions carried by this figure:

  • Fixed production technology: input proportions do not change with the scale of the shock.
  • No supply constraints: the region can meet added demand without price effects or capacity limits.
  • Linearity: effects scale proportionally with the shock.
  • Local consumption per $1 of local labor income = $0.580, taken from the household column of the regional accounts rather than assumed.
  • Retail and wholesale margins are recorded as output of the trade sectors, not of the sector that produced the good.
  • Only the margin portion of a retail purchase is local unless the good itself is produced in the region.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 62%.
  • Share of margin activity occurring locally: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 5%.
  • Taxes on production and imports are treated as revenue and allocated across levels of government rather than re-rated.
  • Effective rates are jurisdiction averages, not a modeled tax code.
  • Tax bases are recomputed per effect round so the fiscal table reconciles to the impact table.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 4%.
  • Spending profile covers 6 commodities and sums to 100% of the stated total.
  • The 22 stated jobs have the same output per worker as the regional average for ACC.
  • Stated employment replaces the coefficient-derived direct job count; indirect and induced jobs still come from the model.
  • 28% of this activity's demand is spending that would have occurred elsewhere in the region anyway, and is therefore displacement rather than new economic activity.
  • The adjustment nets demand and household income. A stated direct job count is preserved rather than fractionally reduced; any offsetting regional jobs must be modeled as a separate displaced activity.
  • Basis: Intercept surveys at three comparable facilities.
Validation checks bearing on this figure
CheckOutcomeWhat it says
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: ACC: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: RET: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: TRN: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: PRO: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: HLT: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
balanceinfoindustry AGR row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry UTL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry CON row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MFG row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry WHL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry RET row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry TRN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry FIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry PRO row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry HLT row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry ACC row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfototal output vs total sales balances within tolerance
consumption_rateinfolocal consumption per $1 labor income = 0.580
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0093 >= 1
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0210 >= 1
illustrative_rateswarntax rates are illustrative placeholders; fiscal tables built on them cannot be published as findings
illustrative_studywarnthis study rests on at least one illustrative input, so its numbers are structural placeholders rather than findings. The contaminating inputs are listed in the provenance appendix.
marginsinfo12 commodity margin structures defined
non_negativeinfointermediate flows Z is non-negative
non_negativeinfoindustry output is non-negative
non_negativeinfoemployment is non-negative
productiveinfospectral radius 0.2429 < 1
productiveinfospectral radius 0.5898 < 1
ratesinfoeffective rates within a plausible range
resolvedinfo2 events -> $5,915,000 local final demand (x2)
resolvedinfo2 events -> $3,510,171 local final demand (x2)
Sub-national tax revenue — recurring illustrative
$714,357
Recurring annually at full operation. State, local and tribal combined — what a regional body keeps; federal is excluded.
Method: Effective rates applied to modeled value-added tax bases
revenue = base x effective rate x institutional share
What this figure rests on
Ledger entryMethodTierSourceVintage
regional accountsindustry-by-industry social accounting matrixillustrativeProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy2024
Leontief total requirementsLeontief inverse of the regional direct-requirements matrixillustrative
induced effectshousehold closure at the accounts-implied consumption rateillustrative
purchaser-to-producer price conversion x16margin allocationillustrativeProject Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
spending event: Sitework and structures x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Equipment x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
tax revenue x2effective rates applied to modeled value-added tax basesillustrativeProject Red Team illustrative rates — replace with jurisdiction actuals
spending event: Visitor spending: ACC x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: RET x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: MFG x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: TRN x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: PRO x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: HLT x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending pattern: Visitor spending x2expenditure profile allocated across commoditiesestimated
employment event: Facility staff x2job count converted to industry outputestimated
displacement adjustment: Annual Operations x2net-new demand adjustmentderived
Inputs to the chain above
InputValueSource and vintage
regionIllustrative RegionProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
n_sectors12Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
coverageregionalProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
total_output2,400,000,000Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
consumption_rate0.58
closuretype_ii
n_commodities_with_margins12Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
default_producer_share1Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
commodityCON
purchaser_value8,500,000
local_final_demand5,270,000
commodityMFG
purchaser_value1,500,000
local_final_demand645,000
structureIllustrative CountyProject Red Team illustrative rates — replace with jurisdiction actuals
personal_income_rate0.115Project Red Team illustrative rates — replace with jurisdiction actuals
social_insurance_rate0.152Project Red Team illustrative rates — replace with jurisdiction actuals
corporate_profits_rate0.135Project Red Team illustrative rates — replace with jurisdiction actuals
commodityACC
purchaser_value1,596,000
local_final_demand1,596,000
commodityRET
purchaser_value912,000
local_final_demand912,000
purchaser_value380,000
local_final_demand161,120
commodityTRN
purchaser_value342,000
local_final_demand342,000
commodityPRO
purchaser_value304,000
local_final_demand304,000
commodityHLT
purchaser_value266,000
local_final_demand266,000
total3,800,000
commodities6
sectorACC
jobs22
implied_output1,294,118
displacement_share0.28

Assumptions carried by this figure:

  • Fixed production technology: input proportions do not change with the scale of the shock.
  • No supply constraints: the region can meet added demand without price effects or capacity limits.
  • Linearity: effects scale proportionally with the shock.
  • Local consumption per $1 of local labor income = $0.580, taken from the household column of the regional accounts rather than assumed.
  • Retail and wholesale margins are recorded as output of the trade sectors, not of the sector that produced the good.
  • Only the margin portion of a retail purchase is local unless the good itself is produced in the region.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 62%.
  • Share of margin activity occurring locally: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 5%.
  • Taxes on production and imports are treated as revenue and allocated across levels of government rather than re-rated.
  • Effective rates are jurisdiction averages, not a modeled tax code.
  • Tax bases are recomputed per effect round so the fiscal table reconciles to the impact table.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 4%.
  • Spending profile covers 6 commodities and sums to 100% of the stated total.
  • The 22 stated jobs have the same output per worker as the regional average for ACC.
  • Stated employment replaces the coefficient-derived direct job count; indirect and induced jobs still come from the model.
  • 28% of this activity's demand is spending that would have occurred elsewhere in the region anyway, and is therefore displacement rather than new economic activity.
  • The adjustment nets demand and household income. A stated direct job count is preserved rather than fractionally reduced; any offsetting regional jobs must be modeled as a separate displaced activity.
  • Basis: Intercept surveys at three comparable facilities.
Validation checks bearing on this figure
CheckOutcomeWhat it says
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: ACC: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: RET: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: TRN: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: PRO: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: HLT: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
balanceinfoindustry AGR row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry UTL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry CON row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MFG row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry WHL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry RET row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry TRN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry FIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry PRO row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry HLT row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry ACC row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfototal output vs total sales balances within tolerance
consumption_rateinfolocal consumption per $1 labor income = 0.580
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0093 >= 1
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0210 >= 1
illustrative_rateswarntax rates are illustrative placeholders; fiscal tables built on them cannot be published as findings
illustrative_studywarnthis study rests on at least one illustrative input, so its numbers are structural placeholders rather than findings. The contaminating inputs are listed in the provenance appendix.
marginsinfo12 commodity margin structures defined
non_negativeinfointermediate flows Z is non-negative
non_negativeinfoindustry output is non-negative
non_negativeinfoemployment is non-negative
productiveinfospectral radius 0.2429 < 1
productiveinfospectral radius 0.5898 < 1
ratesinfoeffective rates within a plausible range
resolvedinfo2 events -> $5,915,000 local final demand (x2)
resolvedinfo2 events -> $3,510,171 local final demand (x2)
Total tax revenue — one-time illustrative
$2.5M
One-time total over the build phase. It arrives once and does not recur. All levels of government, on the modeled tax bases.
Method: Effective rates applied to modeled value-added tax bases
revenue = base x effective rate x institutional share
What this figure rests on
Ledger entryMethodTierSourceVintage
regional accountsindustry-by-industry social accounting matrixillustrativeProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy2024
Leontief total requirementsLeontief inverse of the regional direct-requirements matrixillustrative
induced effectshousehold closure at the accounts-implied consumption rateillustrative
purchaser-to-producer price conversion x16margin allocationillustrativeProject Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
spending event: Sitework and structures x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Equipment x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
tax revenue x2effective rates applied to modeled value-added tax basesillustrativeProject Red Team illustrative rates — replace with jurisdiction actuals
spending event: Visitor spending: ACC x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: RET x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: MFG x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: TRN x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: PRO x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: HLT x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending pattern: Visitor spending x2expenditure profile allocated across commoditiesestimated
employment event: Facility staff x2job count converted to industry outputestimated
displacement adjustment: Annual Operations x2net-new demand adjustmentderived
Inputs to the chain above
InputValueSource and vintage
regionIllustrative RegionProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
n_sectors12Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
coverageregionalProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
total_output2,400,000,000Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
consumption_rate0.58
closuretype_ii
n_commodities_with_margins12Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
default_producer_share1Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
commodityCON
purchaser_value8,500,000
local_final_demand5,270,000
commodityMFG
purchaser_value1,500,000
local_final_demand645,000
structureIllustrative CountyProject Red Team illustrative rates — replace with jurisdiction actuals
personal_income_rate0.115Project Red Team illustrative rates — replace with jurisdiction actuals
social_insurance_rate0.152Project Red Team illustrative rates — replace with jurisdiction actuals
corporate_profits_rate0.135Project Red Team illustrative rates — replace with jurisdiction actuals
commodityACC
purchaser_value1,596,000
local_final_demand1,596,000
commodityRET
purchaser_value912,000
local_final_demand912,000
purchaser_value380,000
local_final_demand161,120
commodityTRN
purchaser_value342,000
local_final_demand342,000
commodityPRO
purchaser_value304,000
local_final_demand304,000
commodityHLT
purchaser_value266,000
local_final_demand266,000
total3,800,000
commodities6
sectorACC
jobs22
implied_output1,294,118
displacement_share0.28

Assumptions carried by this figure:

  • Fixed production technology: input proportions do not change with the scale of the shock.
  • No supply constraints: the region can meet added demand without price effects or capacity limits.
  • Linearity: effects scale proportionally with the shock.
  • Local consumption per $1 of local labor income = $0.580, taken from the household column of the regional accounts rather than assumed.
  • Retail and wholesale margins are recorded as output of the trade sectors, not of the sector that produced the good.
  • Only the margin portion of a retail purchase is local unless the good itself is produced in the region.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 62%.
  • Share of margin activity occurring locally: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 5%.
  • Taxes on production and imports are treated as revenue and allocated across levels of government rather than re-rated.
  • Effective rates are jurisdiction averages, not a modeled tax code.
  • Tax bases are recomputed per effect round so the fiscal table reconciles to the impact table.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 4%.
  • Spending profile covers 6 commodities and sums to 100% of the stated total.
  • The 22 stated jobs have the same output per worker as the regional average for ACC.
  • Stated employment replaces the coefficient-derived direct job count; indirect and induced jobs still come from the model.
  • 28% of this activity's demand is spending that would have occurred elsewhere in the region anyway, and is therefore displacement rather than new economic activity.
  • The adjustment nets demand and household income. A stated direct job count is preserved rather than fractionally reduced; any offsetting regional jobs must be modeled as a separate displaced activity.
  • Basis: Intercept surveys at three comparable facilities.
Validation checks bearing on this figure
CheckOutcomeWhat it says
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: ACC: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: RET: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: TRN: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: PRO: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: HLT: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
balanceinfoindustry AGR row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry UTL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry CON row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MFG row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry WHL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry RET row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry TRN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry FIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry PRO row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry HLT row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry ACC row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfototal output vs total sales balances within tolerance
consumption_rateinfolocal consumption per $1 labor income = 0.580
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0093 >= 1
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0210 >= 1
illustrative_rateswarntax rates are illustrative placeholders; fiscal tables built on them cannot be published as findings
illustrative_studywarnthis study rests on at least one illustrative input, so its numbers are structural placeholders rather than findings. The contaminating inputs are listed in the provenance appendix.
marginsinfo12 commodity margin structures defined
non_negativeinfointermediate flows Z is non-negative
non_negativeinfoindustry output is non-negative
non_negativeinfoemployment is non-negative
productiveinfospectral radius 0.2429 < 1
productiveinfospectral radius 0.5898 < 1
ratesinfoeffective rates within a plausible range
resolvedinfo2 events -> $5,915,000 local final demand (x2)
resolvedinfo2 events -> $3,510,171 local final demand (x2)
Sub-national tax revenue — one-time illustrative
$1.2M
One-time total over the build phase. It arrives once and does not recur. State, local and tribal combined — what a regional body keeps; federal is excluded.
Method: Effective rates applied to modeled value-added tax bases
revenue = base x effective rate x institutional share
What this figure rests on
Ledger entryMethodTierSourceVintage
regional accountsindustry-by-industry social accounting matrixillustrativeProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy2024
Leontief total requirementsLeontief inverse of the regional direct-requirements matrixillustrative
induced effectshousehold closure at the accounts-implied consumption rateillustrative
purchaser-to-producer price conversion x16margin allocationillustrativeProject Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
spending event: Sitework and structures x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Equipment x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
tax revenue x2effective rates applied to modeled value-added tax basesillustrativeProject Red Team illustrative rates — replace with jurisdiction actuals
spending event: Visitor spending: ACC x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: RET x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: MFG x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: TRN x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: PRO x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending event: Visitor spending: HLT x2purchaser-price spending converted to local producer-price demandestimated
spending pattern: Visitor spending x2expenditure profile allocated across commoditiesestimated
employment event: Facility staff x2job count converted to industry outputestimated
displacement adjustment: Annual Operations x2net-new demand adjustmentderived
Inputs to the chain above
InputValueSource and vintage
regionIllustrative RegionProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
n_sectors12Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
coverageregionalProject Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
total_output2,400,000,000Project Red Team synthetic region generator — structural placeholder, not an observed economy (2024)
consumption_rate0.58
closuretype_ii
n_commodities_with_margins12Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
default_producer_share1Project Red Team illustrative margin rates — replace with BEA supply-table margins before publication
commodityCON
purchaser_value8,500,000
local_final_demand5,270,000
commodityMFG
purchaser_value1,500,000
local_final_demand645,000
structureIllustrative CountyProject Red Team illustrative rates — replace with jurisdiction actuals
personal_income_rate0.115Project Red Team illustrative rates — replace with jurisdiction actuals
social_insurance_rate0.152Project Red Team illustrative rates — replace with jurisdiction actuals
corporate_profits_rate0.135Project Red Team illustrative rates — replace with jurisdiction actuals
commodityACC
purchaser_value1,596,000
local_final_demand1,596,000
commodityRET
purchaser_value912,000
local_final_demand912,000
purchaser_value380,000
local_final_demand161,120
commodityTRN
purchaser_value342,000
local_final_demand342,000
commodityPRO
purchaser_value304,000
local_final_demand304,000
commodityHLT
purchaser_value266,000
local_final_demand266,000
total3,800,000
commodities6
sectorACC
jobs22
implied_output1,294,118
displacement_share0.28

Assumptions carried by this figure:

  • Fixed production technology: input proportions do not change with the scale of the shock.
  • No supply constraints: the region can meet added demand without price effects or capacity limits.
  • Linearity: effects scale proportionally with the shock.
  • Local consumption per $1 of local labor income = $0.580, taken from the household column of the regional accounts rather than assumed.
  • Retail and wholesale margins are recorded as output of the trade sectors, not of the sector that produced the good.
  • Only the margin portion of a retail purchase is local unless the good itself is produced in the region.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 62%.
  • Share of margin activity occurring locally: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 5%.
  • Taxes on production and imports are treated as revenue and allocated across levels of government rather than re-rated.
  • Effective rates are jurisdiction averages, not a modeled tax code.
  • Tax bases are recomputed per effect round so the fiscal table reconciles to the impact table.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 100%.
  • Local purchase percentage for the commodity: 4%.
  • Spending profile covers 6 commodities and sums to 100% of the stated total.
  • The 22 stated jobs have the same output per worker as the regional average for ACC.
  • Stated employment replaces the coefficient-derived direct job count; indirect and induced jobs still come from the model.
  • 28% of this activity's demand is spending that would have occurred elsewhere in the region anyway, and is therefore displacement rather than new economic activity.
  • The adjustment nets demand and household income. A stated direct job count is preserved rather than fractionally reduced; any offsetting regional jobs must be modeled as a separate displaced activity.
  • Basis: Intercept surveys at three comparable facilities.
Validation checks bearing on this figure
CheckOutcomeWhat it says
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: ACC: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: RET: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: TRN: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: PRO: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: HLT: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
balanceinfoindustry AGR row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry UTL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry CON row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MFG row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry WHL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry RET row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry TRN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry FIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry PRO row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry HLT row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry ACC row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfototal output vs total sales balances within tolerance
consumption_rateinfolocal consumption per $1 labor income = 0.580
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0093 >= 1
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0210 >= 1
illustrative_rateswarntax rates are illustrative placeholders; fiscal tables built on them cannot be published as findings
illustrative_studywarnthis study rests on at least one illustrative input, so its numbers are structural placeholders rather than findings. The contaminating inputs are listed in the provenance appendix.
marginsinfo12 commodity margin structures defined
non_negativeinfointermediate flows Z is non-negative
non_negativeinfoindustry output is non-negative
non_negativeinfoemployment is non-negative
productiveinfospectral radius 0.2429 < 1
productiveinfospectral radius 0.5898 < 1
ratesinfoeffective rates within a plausible range
resolvedinfo2 events -> $5,915,000 local final demand (x2)
resolvedinfo2 events -> $3,510,171 local final demand (x2)

Validation register

41
Checks run
0
Errors
arithmetically invalid
12
Warnings
raw warning checks before duplicate messages are collapsed
29
Passed
Subject: study: Regional Sports and Events Complex — Economic Impact
CheckOutcomeWhat it says
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: ACC: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: RET: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: TRN: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: PRO: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
assumptionwarnVisitor spending: HLT: local purchase percentage is 100%. Verify this — it assumes nothing was bought from outside the region. (x2)
illustrative_rateswarntax rates are illustrative placeholders; fiscal tables built on them cannot be published as findings
illustrative_studywarnthis study rests on at least one illustrative input, so its numbers are structural placeholders rather than findings. The contaminating inputs are listed in the provenance appendix.
balanceinfoindustry AGR row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry UTL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry CON row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry MFG row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry WHL row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry RET row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry TRN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry FIN row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry PRO row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry HLT row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfoindustry ACC row/column balance balances within tolerance
balanceinfototal output vs total sales balances within tolerance
consumption_rateinfolocal consumption per $1 labor income = 0.580
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0093 >= 1
diagonalinfominimum diagonal 1.0210 >= 1
marginsinfo12 commodity margin structures defined
non_negativeinfointermediate flows Z is non-negative
non_negativeinfoindustry output is non-negative
non_negativeinfoemployment is non-negative
orderinginfoType I 1.3208 <= Type II 1.7912
plausibleinfoType II output multiplier 1.791 within published range
productiveinfospectral radius 0.2429 < 1
productiveinfospectral radius 0.5898 < 1
ratesinfoeffective rates within a plausible range
resolvedinfo2 events -> $5,915,000 local final demand (x2)
resolvedinfo2 events -> $3,510,171 local final demand (x2)

Evidence base

57
Ledger entries
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illustrative
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including the decision layer
no
Headlines publishable as findings
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Evidence tierWhat it meansEntries
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derivedDerived by standard method15
estimatedModeled estimate20
illustrativeILLUSTRATIVE — not a finding22

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Where the inputs came from

What this study does not establish

Everything below is outside what the method can support. None of it is a defect in the run; all of it is a limit on what the numbers may be used to argue.

Conditions specific to this study

What this study could not report

Nothing to show

Nothing was declared unavailable. The run did not record any section it wanted to produce and could not. Read that against the declared-missing table below.

Warnings raised during the run

Declared, and not carried

The bundle declares which quantities each outward surface carries. Listed below is what was declared and resolved to nothing. An empty study and a dropped section produce the same silence in a report; here they do not.

report

21 of 60 declared quantities carried.

onepager

4 of 10 declared quantities carried.

json

12 of 42 declared quantities carried.

console

3 of 5 declared quantities carried.