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<br />Chapter 111- Affected Environment/Environmental Consequences
<br />PDEIS - Navajo Reservoir Operations
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<br />The movement of goods and services within a regional economy and expenditures
<br />outside the region can be estimated using models which reflect production reql*ements
<br />for goods and services within the proposed area of inlpact. This analysis utilized a
<br />computer-based modeling program called IMPLAN Professional (Version 2.0).
<br />Expenditures or revenues made within the region are inputted into the model to
<br />calculate direct I , indirect, and induced effects of the economic activity. All values are
<br />presented in 1999 dollars and revenues are considered to have been received in 1999.
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<br />Estimated impacts for all industries on a per-cOlUlty basis were measured using total
<br />output, total value added, employee compensation and jobs. The total Output data were
<br />obtained from the output, value added, and employment report that is part of the
<br />IMPLAN data for each COWlty.2 Total output is a measurement of the rotal dollar value
<br />associated with the inlpacts; it is equal to the total of employee compensation, proprietor
<br />income, property income, indirect business taxes and employment. Total value added is
<br />displayed because it is an accurate measurement of total income or bencfit associated
<br />with employment in all industries in the COWlrv economy. Also displaycd are impacts to
<br />employee compensation and total jobs. Table ill-_ provides the baseline data from
<br />which impacts were measured using the IMPLAN model for the three colillties.
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<br />County
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<br />Archuleta County,
<br />Colorado
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<br />San Juan County, Utah
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<br />San Juan County,
<br />New Mexico
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<br />Table III-_,-Baseline data for Archuleta County, Colorado,
<br />San Juan County, New Mexico, and San Juan County, Utah
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<br />Total employee
<br />compensation for all
<br />industry sectors
<br />(1997)
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<br />Total jobs
<br />(1997 data)
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<br />4,299
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<br />Output for all
<br />industries
<br />(1999 dollars)
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<br />Total value added
<br />for all industries
<br />(1999 dollars)
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<br />277,984,000
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<br />161,393,000
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<br />68,565,000
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<br />103,841,000
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<br />276,819,000
<br />3,992,651,000
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<br />161,465,000
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<br />5,346
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<br />2,364,783,000
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<br />1,205,444,000
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<br />49,933
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<br />] Direct effects are production changes creared by the initial or firSt-rowld expendimres for goods and
<br />services, Indirect effects arc production changes resulting from various rOlmds of re-spending of the initial
<br />industries' receipts by industries which supply products and services ro the initial industry, Induced effects
<br />are changes in economic activiry resl~ting from household spending of income earned direcrly or indirecrly
<br />from the initial expendimre,
<br />2 Toral ourput is a measurement of the toral dollar value associated with the impacts; it is equalro the
<br />rotal of employee compensatLOn, proprietor income, property income, indirect business r;l.xes and
<br />employmenr, which may be fuJ}--rime, parr--rime, or remporary.
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