Rice County Economics Impact Analysis

Economic Futures Workshop
Rice County
October 14, 2009
Brigid Tuck, David Nelson and Bruce Schwartau
University of Minnesota Extension
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Rice County Economy
Population: 61,955
Employment: 31,294
Households: 22,003
Industries: 179 out of a possible 440
Note: This data is based on IMPLAN (Minnesota IMPLAN Group, Inc) data.
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Rice County Economy
Total Output by Major Industry Category 2007
All Other
30%
Manufacturing
47%
Educational
Services
4%
Real
Estate/Rental
5%
Government
Construction
6%
8%
Total Output: $4.4 billion
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Rice County Economy
Total Employment by Major Industry Category
2007 Manufacturing
15%
All Other
42%
Total Employment:
31,295
Government
14%
Retail Trade
11%
Educational
Services
8%
Health and Social
Services
10%
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Rice County Economy
Total Labor Income by Major Industry
Category 2007
Manufacturing
24%
All Other
33%
Retail Trade
7%
Government
18%
Construction
9%
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Educational
Services
9%
Total Labor Income:
$1,142 million
Rice County Economy
Top 10 Industries (Output)
2007 Total Output
% of Total Output
Breakfast Cereal Manufacturing
$
537,883,000
12.3%
Air Conditioning – Refrigeration – and Warm Air
Heating Equipment Manufacturing
$
352,876,000
8.0%
Fruit and Vegetable Canning – Pickling – and Drying
$
271,630,000
6.2%
Wholesale Trade Businesses
$
176,879,000
4.0%
Imputed Rental Activity for Owner-Occupied Dwellings
$
169,331,000
3.9%
Private Junior Colleges – Colleges – Universities and
Professional Schools
$
166,521,000
3.8%
Poultry Processing
$
132,849,000
3.0%
State and Local Government – Non-Education
$
109,161,000
2.5%
Construction – New Residential
$
99,700,000
2.3%
State and Local Government – Education
$
95,260,000
2.2%
Top Ten Total
$
2,112,090,000
48.2%
All Industries Total
$
4,385,940,000
100.0%
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Rice County Economy
Top 10 Industries (Employment)
2007 Employment
% of Employment
Private Junior Colleges – Colleges – Universities and
Professional Schools
2,026
6.5%
State and Local Government – Non-Education
1,952
6.2%
State and Local Government – Education
1,782
5.7%
Food Services and Drinking Places
1,778
5.7%
Nursing and Residential Care Facilities
1,293
4.1%
Wholesale Trade Businesses
1,124
3.6%
Construction – New Non-residential, Commercial
821
2.6%
Offices of Physicians, Dentists, and Other Health
Practitioners
755
2.4%
Breakfast Cereal Manufacturing
713
2.3%
Civic – Social – Professional and Other Similar
Organizations
711
2.3%
Top Ten Total
12,955
41.4%
All Industries Total
31,294
100.0%
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Grain Agriculture
Industry Employment
Grain agriculture payments are typically not
directly to labor. Output value can vary
widely by year.
100
0
574
200
New Jobs
400
600
800
Current Employment
Economic Impact of 100 Jobs
140
120
Jobs
100
Output: $6,700,000
80
60
40
122
100
20
0
Direct
Balance
15
7
Indirect
Induced
Retail Trade
Real Estate
Labor Income: $1,000,000
Total
Ag/Forestry/Fish
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Glass Manufacturing
Industry Employment
Glass manufacturing is highly capitalintensive.
100
0
283
200
New Jobs
400
600
Current Employment
Economic Impact of 100 Jobs
250
Jobs
200
150
Output: $24,900,000
100
50
100
0
Direct
Balance
184
45
39
Indirect
Induced
Wholesale Trade
Retail Trade
Labor Income: $6,900,000
Total
Manufacturing
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Wind Component Manufacturing
Industry Employment
Wind Components are not currently
manufactured in Rice County
100
0
50
New Jobs
100
150
Current Employment
Jobs
Economic Impact of 100 Jobs
180
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
Output: $24,239,534
148
100
Direct
Balance
26
22
Indirect
Induced
Total
Wholesale Trade
Lodging/Food
Retail Trade
Labor Income: $5,604,074
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Agricultural Support Activities
Industry Employment
Agricultural support activities are primarily
service-based, therefore, high labor income
and induced impacts.
100
0
50
69
100
New Jobs
150
200
Current Employment
Economic Impact of 100 Jobs
140
120
Jobs
100
Output: $4,184,105
80
60
40
115
100
20
14
1
0
Direct
Balance
Indirect
Retail Trade
Labor Income: $3,260,905
Induced
Health and Social Svcs
Total
Lodging/Food
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Circuitry Manufacturing
Industry Employment
Agricultural.
100
0
116
100
New Jobs
200
300
Current Employment
Economic Impact of 100 Jobs
250
Jobs
200
150
Output: $26,954,174
100
50
166
100
0
Direct
Balance
34
32
Indirect
Induced
Retail Trade
Wholesale Trade
Labor Income: $8,276,241
Total
Manufacturing
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Computer Data Warehousing
Industry Employment
Although Computer Data Warehousing has a
similar overall impact as Circuitry
Manufacturing, the distribution of the impacts
is very different.
16
0
100
50
Current Employment
100
150
New Jobs
Economic Impact of 100 Jobs
250
Jobs
200
150
Output: $26,763,586
100
50
100
0
Direct
Balance
167
35
32
Indirect
Induced
Lodging and Food Services
Retail Trade
Labor Income: $8,355,922
Total
Health and Social Services
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Computer Software Development
Industry Employment
Although
25
0
100
50
Current Employment
100
150
New Jobs
Economic Impact of 100 Jobs
250
Jobs
200
150
Output: $32,512,596
100
50
100
0
Direct
Balance
183
49
34
Indirect
Induced
Lodging & Food Svcs
Adm inistrative & Waste Svcs
Labor Income: $8,729,385
Total
Retail Trade
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Construction of New Nonresidential
Commercial Structures
Industry Employment
Although
100
821
0
500
New Jobs
1000
Current Employment
Jobs
Economic Impact of 100 Jobs
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
Output: $14,545,111
100
Direct
Balance
134
Retail Trade
14
20
Indirect
Induced
Lodging and Food Services
Labor Income: $5,003,012
Total
Health and Social Services
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Fabricated Metal Manufacturing
Industry Employment
Although
72
0
100
50
100
Current Employment
150
200
New Jobs
Jobs
Economic Impact of 100 Jobs
180
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
Output: $18,634,540
100
Direct
Balance
145
Retail Trade
19
26
Indirect
Induced
Lodging and Food Services
Labor Income: $6,832,160
Total
Health and Social Services
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Breakfast Cereal Manufacturing
Industry Employment
Why does this have such a big multiplier?
100
713
High output and income per worker
Established industry – economies of scale
0
500
New Jobs
Local purchases? Transport/Ware and
Wholesale – built infrastructure
1000
Current Employment
Economic Impact of 100 Jobs
300
250
Jobs
200
Output: $89,283,188
150
224
100
50
100
76
48
Indirect
Induced
0
Direct
Balance
Wholesale Trade
Retail Trade
Labor Income: $12,435,945
Total
Transportation & Warehousing
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Nursing and Residential Care Facilities
Industry Employment
Nursing and Residential Care Facilities are
one of the largest industry employers in Rice
County.
100
0
1293
500
New Jobs
1000
1500
Current Employment
Economic Impact of 100 Jobs
140
120
Jobs
100
Output: $3,962,087
80
60
40
20
0
Direct
Balance
110
100
4
6
Indirect
Induced
Lodging and Food Services
Retail Trade
Labor Income: $1,631,205
Total
Health and Social Services
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Medical/Diagnostic Labs & Outpatient Care
Industry Employment
Nursing
37
0
100
50
100
Current Employment
150
100 Jobs
Jobs
Economic Impact of 100 Jobs
180
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
Output: $15,737,037
100
Direct
Balance
136
Retail Trade
14
21
Indirect
Induced
Lodging and Food Services
Labor Income: $5,545,644
Total
Health and Social Services
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Retail Trade – General Merchandise
Industry Employment
General Merchandise .
100
0
480
200
New Jobs
400
600
800
Current Employment
Economic Impact of 100 Jobs
140
120
Jobs
100
Output: $6,303,455
80
60
40
20
0
Direct
Balance
116
100
Retail Trade
6
10
Indirect
Induced
Lodging and Food Services
Labor Income: $2,585,036
Total
Health and Social Services
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Surgical/Medical Instrument Manufact.
Industry Employment
This industry does not currently exist in Rice
County.
0
100
0
50
100
New Jobs
150
Current Employment
Economic Impact of 100 Jobs
250
Jobs
200
Output: $33,918,320
150
100
50
116
100
6
34
Indirect
Induced
Labor Income: $8,854,655
0
Direct
Balance
Retail Trade
Manufacturing
Total
Lodging and Food Services
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Truck Transportation
Industry Employment
Truck
100
0
417
200
New Jobs
400
600
Current Employment
Economic Impact of 100 Jobs
200
Jobs
150
Output: $16,930,612
100
50
100
149
26
23
Indirect
Induced
Labor Income: $5,813,720
0
Direct
Balance
Transport and Warehouse
Retail Trade
Total
Health/Social Services
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Veterinary Pharmaceutical Manuf.
Industry Employment
This industry
0
100
0
50
100
New Jobs
150
Current Employment
Economic Impact of 100 Jobs
350
300
Jobs
250
Output: $60,424,348
200
150
230
100
50
100
0
Direct
Balance
81
49
Indirect
Induced
Wholesale Trade
Manufacturing
Labor Income: $12,303,001
Total
Retail Trade
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Wholesale Trade
Industry Employment
This industry
100
0
1,124
500
New Jobs
1000
1500
Current Employment
Jobs
Economic Impact of 100 Jobs
180
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
Output: $20,758,899
100
Direct
Balance
151
Retail Trade
21
30
Indirect
Induced
Lodging and Food Services
Labor Income: $7,621,070
Total
Health and Social Services
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