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The Economic and Employment Benefits of Expanding Medicaid in North Carolina

Leighton Ku, Ph.D., Brian Bruen, Ph.D., Erin Brantley, Ph.D. NC Labor and Workforce June 26, 2019

In order to analyze the effects and benefits of expanding Medicaid in North Carolina, George Washington University...

Impacts of the Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) Program on the Economies of California and Florida

Adam Rose, Ph.D., Dan Wei, Ph.D. CA Energy and Environment March 06, 2019

The University of Southern California’s Sol Price School of Public Policy performed a regional economic impact...

The Projected Economic & Fiscal Impact of Exempting Military Pension Income From South Carolina Income Tax: Assuming Full Exemption Implemented Following Sunset of Act 272

Robert T. Carey, Ph.D. SC Labor and Workforce January 22, 2019

The Regional Economic Analysis Laboratory at Clemson University completed this study that implemented the REMI PI+...

Housing Underproduction in California: Economic, Fiscal and Environmental Impacts of Enabling Transit-Oriented Smart Growth to Address California's Housing Affordability Challenge

Madeline Baron, Marley Buchman, Mike Kingsella, Randall Pozdena, Ph.D., Michael Wilkerson, Ph.D. CA Economic Development, Planning, Forecasting October 31, 2018

ECONorthwest and the Up for Growth National Coalition collaborated on this study of housing development patterns and...

Plan Bay Area 2040: Final Regional Forecast of Jobs, Population and Housing

Cynthia Kroll, Johnny Jaramillo, Shijia (Bobby) Lu, Aksel Olsen, Hing Wong CA Economic Development, Planning, Forecasting July 09, 2017

The Association of Bay Area Governments Economic-Demographic Model is built on the structure of the REMI model and...

Impact of Introducing an Electric Vehicle Tax Credit on the North Carolina State Economy

Robert F. Wescott, Ph.D., Jeff Jensen, Cameron Egan NC Transportation April 22, 2016

A 70-sector REMI model of the North Carolina economy was utilized by Keybridge Public Policy Economics to evaluate two...