A worked PROSERIS economic impact analysis

Study overview

Study type
Economic impact analysis
Industries
Construction and machinery manufacturing
Study region
Texas (state level)
Model horizon
2026–2033 (8 years)
Model
PROSERIS

This analysis evaluates the effect of a proposed project on the Texas economy from 2026 to 2033. It applies two policy variables: an increase of 250 construction jobs per year from 2026 through 2028, measured by place of work, followed by a sustained increase of 450 units of machinery manufacturing output annually from 2029 through 2033.

The run tests how a short-term expansion in construction employment, followed by a medium-term increase in manufacturing output, moves labor markets and industrial linkages across the state. Because the REMI PI+ engine is dynamic, every figure below is a difference from the model’s own Texas baseline in that year, not a one-off multiplier applied to a headline number.

Results

  1. 2026

    Construction begins

    550 jobs · $103.1M output

  2. 2029

    Manufacturing ramp-up

    3,082 jobs · $955.3M output

  3. 2031

    Peak impact

    3,267 jobs · $1,002.9M output

  4. 2033

    Model end year

    3,092 jobs · $978.4M output

  • Total employment

    3,267

    jobs

    Peak year 2031

  • Total output

    $1,002.9M

    fixed 2024 dollars

    Peak year 2031

  • Gross domestic product

    $500.66M

    fixed 2024 dollars

    Final year 2033

  • Personal income

    $251.06M

    current dollars

    Average per year, 2026–2033

Year-by-year impact dynamics, 2026–2033

Impacts stay modest through the construction phase, then step up sharply as machinery manufacturing output comes online in 2029, peaking in 2031.

Total employment and total output in Texas, 2026 to 2033, as differences from the REMI baselineA line chart of two series. Both stay flat through the construction phase — around 550 to 580 jobs and $103M to $110M of output from 2026 to 2028 — then step up sharply in 2029 when machinery manufacturing output begins, peaking in 2031 at 3,267 jobs and $1,002.9M of output, and easing slightly to 2033. Exact values for every year are given in the table below this chart.0$0M500$200M1,000$400M1,500$600M2,000$800M2,500$1,000M3,000$1,200M3,500$1,400MJobs$M20262027202820292030203120322033Machinery output begins
  • Total employment (jobs, left axis)
  • Total output ($M, right axis)
  • 3.32x

    Employment multiplier

    total jobs per direct job

  • 2.12x

    Output multiplier

    total output per direct dollar

Full model output by year, as differences from the REMI baseline.
YearTotal employmentTotal outputGDPPersonal income
2026550$103.1M$57.2M$42.6M
2027570$107.4M$59.8M$49.2M
2028580$110.3M$61.6M$54.3M
20293,082$955.3M$481.9M$310.8M
20303,215$987.1M$500.6M$353.0M
20313,267$1,002.9M$510.8M$383.8M
20323,210$996.9M$508.4M$402.2M
20333,092$978.4M$500.7M$412.5M

Employment in individuals (jobs). Output and GDP in millions of fixed local (2024) dollars. Personal income is reported by the model in thousands of current dollars and is shown here in millions. All results are differences from REMI baseline values for a hypothetical scenario.

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