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Year
1998
Title
Western Irrigation Economic Benfits Review
CWCB Section
Finance
Author
Family Farm Alliance
Description
White paper on the role of irrigated agriculture in the 21st century.
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<br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />gener.lIes :thour 560 hillion of Income annually \\ ithin Ihe Wc~fcrn states (dine! .lOtI <br />indirect income). <br /> <br />Agriculture is om' of the htrgc'il l.'mpJoYl'n<i in the \"c!'ot. and this is dcmonstn.ltcd by <br />irrig:lIcd agril'ulturc's contrihution to inl'oml' \\ ithin the stall..' of California. For <br />IH'rSpl'l'tiH', tht, l'tllllhilll'd. dirl'l'f l'arncll innlllll' frolll California's irri:,:att.'d <1gricultun' <br />industry (without thl' multiplier effect) is greater th.1n the indh-idual carm'd incomc from <br />the electronics manufacturing sector, the :lin.'nlrt manufacturing Sl'ctor. the <br />l'ommunic:llions sector. tht, aUlo!l1otin' sales :lntl SCryiC'l' Sl'ctor. the federal ci\'ilian <br />employment sector. or the motion pit'tHI'C indust~, (each imkpl'nlll'nt sector). Irrigated <br />agrkultun' i!' an l'".'ooomic pt)\\erhouse within the state. <br /> <br />Tht.' income effl'l,ts for irrigatt.'d ;lgril'ulturc :llso can he cstimated for impacts within <br />n'gions or cOllntil,'s. In Tahle 3. thl' din'ct and indin'ct income dfecls ;In' prn\'idl'l..1 for <br />selected coulltil'!' (Illajor irrigated agriculture counties). Till' irrig;Hed agriculture <br />industry provides hundrcds-of-millions of dollars for many local and regional economics, <br />:lOd offers either ;1 domin:1Il1 or suppll'mcntal roll' to the well-heing of rCl!,ional economics. <br />In many cases. irrigated al!,riculturt' income is a rcli;tble and steady source of im'ome within <br />:1 local economy that is less suhject to volatile changes than that produced h)' other <br />industries, such as bllsincssl's within the m:lIlufactllring and scrvice sectors. <br /> <br />5.3. <br /> <br />Income Lillka::es I.'illlillllte Economy-Ihe Flolt' of Economic Trall,metiolls. <br /> <br />The agricultural industl}' affects almost all economic Sl'ctnrs of the economy. This is <br />ohsenahll' through the I/O modeling exercise, "here the "linkages" hetwcen l'conomic <br />sectors an' estimated (see Tahle -I), The linkages represent the buying (inputs) and selling <br />(output) conducted among the diffl'rent l'conomic sectors as they denlop products and <br />provide services within the onrall economy. This acti\'ity is often referred to as the Onw of <br />l'conomic transactions within an eCOllom)'. <br /> <br />Tahle -I displays the economic linkages associated with the agricultural industry for <br />the states of California, Idaho, and ~ehraska, ClIifornia is a state where almost all <br />Economic5 Benefit Review/Page-Iii <br />
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