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Explore REMI’s policy research library of more than 310 studies across energy, transportation, tax and fiscal policy, labor, and more. Authored by federal and state agencies, research institutes, universities, and consultants who use the REMI modeling suite.

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  • Labor and WorkforceSouth Dakota (SD)2010

    The Economic Impact of the South Dakota Public University System

    A loss of $2 billion annually, 14,700 direct and indirect jobs, and 42,800 citizens was found by REMI’s Policy Insight model to be attributable to the hypothetical removal of the South Dakota public university system. Also lost in this scenario would be $192 million in living expenses by students and the $234 million s…

  • Labor and WorkforceVirginia (VA)2009

    Study of the Economic Impact of Virginia Public Higher Education

    This study examined the effect of the public higher education sector on Virginia’s economy by incorporating several components using the REMI PI+ model. The study intended to provide a full accounting of the current flow of economic activity in Virginia that could be directly tied to the expenditures and educational ac…

  • Labor and WorkforceFlorida (FL)2009

    Tri-County Growth Management Plan: Atlas of Existing Conditions 5.0: Economy and Jobs

    The REMI PI+ model was used in this comprehensive report on the overall demographic and economic impacts that military realignments would have on the tri-county region of Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, and Walton counties in Florida. The population impacts found were fairly substantial as the region would add nearly 11,000 resi…

  • Labor and WorkforceDelaware (DE)2009

    Economic Impact on Delaware’s Economy: The Biopharmaceutical & Related Sectors

    The Center for Applied Demography & Survey Research at the University of Delaware employed the REMI Policy Insight model to conduct this study measuring the economic impact of the biopharmaceutical and related sectors in Delaware during 2008. The REMI model was tailored to the state of Delaware using data from the Bure…

  • Labor and WorkforceFlorida (FL)2009

    The Economic Impact of Private Practice Physicians’ Offices in Florida

    This study utilized the REMI input-output model to estimate the economic impact of private practice physicians on Florida’s economy in terms of employment, real disposable personal income, total output, and government revenues generated by those physicians’ offices. The study also estimated the relative economic impact…

  • Labor and WorkforceFlorida (FL)2009

    Economic Analysis of a Hurricane Event in Hillsborough County, Florida: Category 3 and 5 Hurricane Events

    This report was created by the Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council to present the results of an economic impact analysis of a simulated catastrophic event(s) in Hillsborough County, Florida. Four scenarios were analyzed and modeled for this study: Category 5 Hurricane with Normal Recovery Rates, Category 5 Hurricane wi…

  • Consulting & AdvisingOklahoma (OK)2008

    The Economic Impact of the Higher Education System of the State of Oklahoma

    Using a model of the State of Oklahoma and data provided by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education, REMI evaluated the contributions of higher education on Oklahoma from 2008 to 2048. The results of this analysis demonstrated the state’s economic dependence upon higher education and its graduates. The study sh…

  • Labor and WorkforceConnecticut (CT)2008

    The Economic and Fiscal Impacts of Adriaen’s Landing

    The Capital City Economic Development Authority asked the Connecticut Department of Economic and Community Development to conduct an economic and fiscal impact study of the complete Adriaen’s Landing complex, namely the Connecticut Convention Center, the Marriott Hotel and the Westside Parking Garage, and the future Sc…

  • Labor and WorkforceDistrict of Columbia (DC)2007

    Higher Education, The Health Care Industry, and Metropolitan Regional Economic Development: What Can “Eds & Meds” Do for the Economic Fortunes of a Metro Area’s Residents?

    This 2007 report was attempting to analyze the economic effects of higher education and health care institutions on their surrounding metropolitan regions with the help of the REMI model. Specific criteria considered included the total magnitude of each industry, the impact of losing such institutions, and the effect o…

  • Consulting & AdvisingKansas (KS)2006

    The Economic Implications of Installation Growth at Fort Riley

    Using the REMI Policy Insight model, the proposed expansion of Fort Riley in Kansas was thoroughly evaluated in terms of the economic impacts a completed fort would have on the neighboring regions. This kind of project was found to be capable of bringing an additional 34,910 people to the region and that scale of migra…

  • Labor and WorkforceWyoming (WY)2005

    Sublette County Industry Impact Study: Alternative Employment Scenarios

    The economic development in a six-county region in southwestern Wyoming is analyzed to project the long-term economic and demographic impacts. This study presents the findings for Sublette County, in particular, though the other five counties have separate volume results prepared. The Bureau of Economic and Business Re…

  • Labor and WorkforceNew Hampshire (NH)2005

    What if the Shipyard Closed?: The Economic Impact of a Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Closure on New Hampshire

    REMI Policy Insight was implemented in this study to identify the cause-and-effect nature of a large regional employer vacating their current operational location. This particular departure would have considerable negative impact on New Hampshire’s population and subsequent property tax collection. It would take 12 yea…

  • Labor and WorkforceOklahoma (OK)2005

    A Study of Fort Sill Military Housing Needs

    The Cameron University Business Research Center sought to understand and quantify housing needs for the Fort Sill military population by considering the changing demand of Fort Sill personnel and dependents in juxtaposition with the supply and demand conditions for housing in Comanche County, Oklahoma, and separately f…

  • Labor and WorkforceDistrict of Columbia (DC)2004

    School Funding, Taxes, and Economic Growth: An Analysis of the 50 States

    REMI’s computable general equilibrium model was tasked with charting out the benefits and effects of expanding school funding across all 50 states. Over the long term, the major effects come with substantial quality of life improvements by way of regional competitiveness and workforce migration. The study also can be u…

  • Labor and WorkforceNew York (NY)1999

    Fort Drum Regional Economic Impact Study: Analysis of Economic Impacts of Fort Drum, NY on the Regional Economy of Jefferson, St. Lawrence and Lewis Counties

    The Fort Drum Regional Liaison Organization asked a team of consultants to review data on the economic activity of Fort Drum in Watertown, New York, interview affected parties to assemble a base of data on economic activity impacts of Ft. Drum, assess regional economic impacts, using an economic model calibrated for th…