AICP Economics and Statistics
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| Used making a decision on whether or not to spend money to build a new senior center or hire more police. | Cost-Effectiveness Analysis
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| Retaining existing business and industry is a goal of? | Economic Development Programs
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| Attracting business is a goal of? | Economic Development Programs
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| Developing and financing facilities that help capture business is a goal of? | Economic Development Programs
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| When material that is a matter of public record containing sensitive, private, or confidential information is removed from a public file. | Redaction
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| Concurrency is attributable to which state? | Florida
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| The most common measure of traffic volume is? | LOS
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| Compares what a community gains from a project to what must be sacrificed to obtain it. | Cost-Benefit Analysis
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| A systematic comparision between the amount one section of the communty is paying to the cost of serivices provided to that sector. | Cost-Revenue Analysis
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| Its purpose is to assist the city in determining if the project will generate sufficient revenue to defray the cost of public services. | Fiscal Impact Study
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| The industrial classification system that replaced the SIC is? | North American Industry Classification System (NAICS)
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| Utilize quantitative methods to analyze impact on the community; ie economic base theory, location quotient, shift-share, etc. | Economic Development Plans
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| Use of info or current data symptomatic of what is being studied; ie sampling | Estimate
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| "Best Guess" - id future considtion analysist feels to occur; decisions & judgement with respect to various factors & variables; might be skewed | Forecast
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| "what If" about future if assumptions prove true (IF) | Projection
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| Constructed to avoid undesirable futures, make desired forecasts come true, to create more desirable futures | Plan
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| Method adds a shift factor to account for jobs into or out of local economy due to factors affecting local economy. | Shift-share
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| Method determines level of basic sector employment by comparing local economy to economy of larger geographic region, State or country. | Location Quotient
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| Method which allows analysts to quantify and evaluate connections between industrial sectors. | Input-Output Modeling
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| Give money to develop businesses in a certain location. | Place-Related Programs (Carter) Federal fundiing 1960s
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| Enacted in 1994-Federal funds to distressed areas. | Empowerment Zone Program (Clinton)
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| Zone with tax breads for new investment are offered - tax reductions, direct grants, waiving land use requirements. | Enterprize zone
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