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Economic and Fiscal Impacts of Medicaid Expansion Reversal in Ohio
The “One Big Beautiful Bill” passed recently by the House of Representatives significantly cuts federal funding for Medicaid. It is uncertain how these cuts will affect the program…
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Economic Impacts of Retiring & Replacing the San Juan Generating Station in 2022
The Public Service Company of New Mexico (PNM) has entrusted REMI to analyze the economic and demographic impacts of retiring the coal-fired San Juan Generating Station (SJGS), loc…
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The National Economic Impacts of Current Legislative Proposals to Change the Capital Gains Tax
REMI was entrusted, by the Committee to Unleash Prosperity (CTUP), to perform a national economic impact analysis of the three proposed changes to the STEP Act (Sensible Taxation a…
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The Economic Impact of RhodeWorks: An Accelerated Transportation Restoration Plan
REMI was engaged by the Rhode Island Department of Revenue’s Office of Revenue Analysis on behalf of the Rhode Island Department of Transportation to analyze and model the economic and demographic effects of the RhodeWorks transportation infrastructure improvement and restoration plan. Rhode Island’s transportation inf…
Measuring the Economic Impacts of Public Service New Hampshire Electric Generation Asset Divestiture Options
The Public Service of New Hampshire (PSNH), now Eversource Energy, signed and filed with the New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission a formal Settlement Agreement with various other parties, agreeing to sell all of its remaining electric generation facilities. Divesting all of its electric generation assets helped ac…
Economic and Employment Effects of Expanding KanCare
This report was a collaboration between George Washington University and REMI that examined the economic and employment consequences of expanding Medicare eligibility using the Tax-PI model. At the time of the study, Kansas’s Medicaid eligibility levels were well below the levels used in most states and nearly one out …
The Economic, Fiscal, Emissions, and Demographic Implications from a Carbon Price Policy in Vermont
The REMI PI+ model in collaboration with the Carbon Tax Analysis model investigated the economic, emissions, environmental, and demographics issues inherent within a carbon fee policy. Vermont was found to experience a net increase in employment based on its scarce amounts of fossil fuel extraction and refining. If the…
The Economic, Climate, Fiscal, Power, and Demographic Impact of a National Fee-and-Dividend Carbon Tax
The REMI PI+ model was used in tandem with the CAT and ReEDS models to fully encapsulate the impact of a national carbon tax in terms of economic, climate/emissions, electrical power, federal fiscal, and demographic implications. There was a considerable increase in jobs, GDP, income, prices, emission reduction, revenu…
Environmental Tax Reform in California: Economic and Climate Impact of a Carbon Tax Swap
This study examined the economic, demographic, and climate impact of environmental tax reform in California through three separate carbon tax price points ($50/ton, $100/ton, $200/ton) and two scenarios aimed to return revenue without increasing spending. Those modeled scenarios are an “across-the-board” tax cut to inc…
New REMI Endogenous Residence Adjustment Equation: Transportation, Development, and Commuting for an Example in the NY/NJ/CT Metro Area
The new residence adjustment equation provides a dynamic forecast of income by place-of-work compared to place-of-residence in terms of New Economic Geography theory. It allows for policy simulations based on relative consumer prices, taxes, labor force availability, and commuting costs. This report displays the method…
The Economic, Demographic, and Climate Impact of Environmental Tax Reform in Washington and King County
Using a version of the PI+ model focused on the state of Washington and the Carbon Tax Analysis Model, REMI assessed if environmental tax reform could generate revenue, create jobs, help grow the economy, and reduce Washington’s carbon footprint. The way that the carbon tax specifications were modified for this study d…
The Economic Impact of The Eastern States Exposition
The Eastern States Exposition creates nearly 5,000 jobs for New England and New York residents, while adding $226 million in personal income and bringing approximately 3,600 people to live in these regions. The Exposition also donates 1% of its gross revenues each year to youth and elderly services in the western Massa…
Economic and Employment Effects of Expanding Medicaid in Iowa
The purpose of this report is to offer a balanced and comprehensive view of the economic, employment, and budgetary effects of this decision of whether or not to expand Medicaid in Iowa. Researchers at George Washington University and REMI utilized a structural macroeconomic model to quantify the impact of the Affordab…
Decision Framework for Evaluating the Macroeconomic Risks and Policy Impacts of Cyber Attacks
Global cyber infrastructure is interconnected with and instrumental to economic prosperity and national security. However, most cyber infrastructure is not secure and is vulnerable to attacks from malicious actors potentially leading to failure of critical infrastructure, exploitation of sensitive information, and loss…
The Projected Economic Impact of Providing a Pathway to Legal Status in California: A County Specific Assessment
REMI estimated that the establishment of a pathway to legal status for undocumented residents currently living in the State of California and the ten targeted counties used in this study would have net positive effects on the regional economics as measured by major indicators of growth in gross regional product, creati…
Economic Impact of Downtown Miami
The REMI PI+ economic and demographic model was utilized to assist in accurately assessing the macroeconomic impact of the Downtown Miami area on the region and the state. Downtown Miami was found to generate over 305,000 jobs, $21 billion of personal income, and $28 billion in Gross State Product (GSP) for the State o…
Key Components of Immigration Reform: An Analysis of the Economic Effects of Creating a Pathway to Legal Status, Expanding High-Skilled Visas, & Reforming Lesser-Skilled Visas
The REMI PI+ model was incorporated into this study of immigration policy reform to display the macroeconomic effects and economic implications of the Path to Legal Status, high-skilled (H-1B) visa expansion, and changes in lesser-skilled visa programs (H-2A, H-2B, and W-1 Visas). The report focused on three central el…
Modeling the Economic, Demographic, and Climate Impact of a Carbon Tax in Massachusetts
The Committee for a Green Economy commissioned a study by REMI exploring whether or not a carbon tax in Massachusetts could improve the state economy, create more jobs, and protect low-income households while also lowering the Bay State’s carbon footprint. The analysis determined that the optimal method of meeting thos…