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economic terms and analyses

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Cost-Benefit Analysis   show
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Input-Output Analysis   show
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Market-Share Analysis   show
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Retail Market Analysis   show
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show Compares the growth rates of different industrial sectors, and determines whether or not they are conforming to national economic trends.  
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show Examines a proposed development project or land use decision to determine if its forecasted revenue will be sufficient to cover the increased costs to local gov. If analysis reveals a deficit, local gov should reevaluate the land use or funding sources  
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Project Analysis   show
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show Identifies a set of residential and nonresidential "prototype" land uses (e.g. persons per household, commuting trip, population density, etc). Planners then assess the economic impact of each prototype on the budget of the local government.  
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Areawide Analysis   show
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Location Quotient   show
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"Linkage" programs   show
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show Multiplier effect attempts to show the complete economic implications of spending a certain amount of money within a community. In most cases the implications extend far beyond the initial expenditure.  
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Multiplier Effect (example)   show
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show A group of businesses that are in close geographic proximity and that are related in some way - sharing the same suppliers, manufacturing the same good, or consuming the same good.  
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Agglomeration Economies   show
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show Holds that both local government and community organizations are integral in creating and perpetuating economic growth.  
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Structural Unemployment   show
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show Range between 30,000 sf and 100,000 sf. The stores w/in these shopping centers usually sell goods and services that fulfill the specific needs of the local community (foods, laundry, services, etc)  
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Community Shopping Center   show
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show Range between 300,000 to 1,000,000 sf. They normally contain a myriad of different sales merchandise, such as general, apparel, furniture, and home furniture.  
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General Obligation Bonds   show
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Revenue Bonds   show
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show Vulnerable communities. "entitlement" and "non-entitlement" communities. Grants provided on a formula basis based on pop, overcrowding, poverty, etc.  
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