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Macroeconomic Impacts of Shutting Down the U.S. Borders in Response to a Security or Health Threat

Adam Rose, Garrett Asay, Dan Wei, Billy Leung DC Consulting & AdvisingNational Policy November 05, 2007

There are four major economic impact factors that are immediately affected by a complete shutdown of America’s...

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Economic Modeling for the Analysis of Pandemic Influenza

Department of Homeland Security DC National Policy October 15, 2007

Based on prior pandemics, the REMI model estimates the impacts of workplace absenteeism from a macroeconomic...

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The FY 2006 Economic Impact of Continuing Operations of the University of Connecticut Health Center (Fourth Report)

Stan McMillen, Ph.D., Philip Shaw CT Tax and Fiscal March 03, 2007

The economic and fiscal benefits of the presence of the University of Connecticut Health Center to the economies of...

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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?

Timothy J. Bartik, George Erickcek DC Labor and Workforce February 04, 2007

This 2007 report was attempting to analyze the economic effects of higher education and health care institutions on...

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Modeling the Oil Transition: A Summary of the Proceedings of the DOE/EPA Workshop on the Economic and Environmental Implications of Global Energy Transitions

David L. Greene DC National Policy February 02, 2007

Oak Ridge National Labs put the REMI model to use in the hopes of being able to chart out the proper path to address...

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Energy Efficiency’s Role in a Carbon Cap-and-Trade System: Modeling Results from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative

American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy DC Energy and Environment May 01, 2006

The American Council for and Energy-Efficient Economy report to summarize the regional effects of increased energy...

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