9387

• UCREFRP Catalog Number: 9387
• Author: Brookshire, D. S., M. McKee and S. Stewart.
• Title: A Four Corners Regional Focus on the Economic Impact of Critical Habitat Designation for teh Razorback Sucker, Humpback Chub, Colorado Squawfish, and Bonytail.
• USFW Year: 1997.
• USFW - Doc Type: Albuquerque.
• Copyright Material: NO

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this amounts to -0.79% of the WOFBA stream of output over the study period. The employment
impact to the tribal economies is 85 average annual jobs foregone.
Table 6-C-2 Listing and Critical Habitat Impacts for the Tribal Lands: NPV
at 0,3, 5, and 10 Percent -(Sharing by Emplovment)
Changes in Output and Employment from WOFBA for
the Tribal Lands - Sharing by E mployment
Million Percent Deviation
1990$
Output
NPV 0 percent -232.169 -0.964
NPV 3 percent -102.060 -0.793
NPV 5 percent -63.567 -0.681
NPV 10 percent -24.444 -0.456
ANN 3 percent -5.160 -1.133
Persons Percent Deviation
Employment
Average Annual 85 -0.891
Incremental Jobs Foregone
By 2040 this would amount to a reduction of total output of $35 million in an economy
producing $4,613.8 million in total output.27 The distribution by sector would follow the 16%
rate since the data to do a more detailed sharing are not available.
2. Share by Population
Table 6-C-1 reports the share of regional population accounted for by the tribal economies as
29% and this would imply that the value of the listing and critical habitat economic impacts
borne by the tribal economies is $184.98 million (NPV at 3% discount rate - see Table 6-C-3).
As a share of the tribal economic activity this amounts to approximately 0.8% of the
' z' Multiplying the tribal sharing by employment coefficient, 16%, by any output change in Table 6-13-3 gives
the tribal share of the output impact for the selected sector and year.
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