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Introduction

This form is used to provide an economic impact if the surpluses at the State-level government were returned to the people (the economy). This economic impact is based on the economic principles provided in the Introduction section of this guide.

This form only requires 4 data entries but the complete impact analysis, 15 items, are automatically computed and derived from these 4 entries.

Data Entries on the Form

DE = Data Entry. The cells with this designation are cells that a user should enter the appropriate data.

An "-A" at the end of a cell designation means that in the computer program this cell is completed by the computer program and user data entry is not necessary. For example, C9-A means that in Column "C" and Row "9" the entry in that cell (C9) is automatically entered by the program.

Here is what the Econ2A Form looks like:

For all users, the following table lists the entries/formulas in the appropriate cells on the form corresponding to the picture of the form above.

      ECON2A- Economic Impact Analysis - State-Level
    DE-1 Abbreviated Organization Name
    DE-2 Name of Government or Organization
    DE-3 File Page Number
    E1 Total Potential Surpluses:
      If only Rev1 is used then enter the amount in Form Rev1, E30-A.
      If Rev1 and Rev2 are used then enter the amount in Form Rev2, E30-A.
    F1-A [E1 / E10]
    G1-A [F1-A x 4]
    E2 [Form Econ1, E-30-A]
    E3-A [E2 x 0.5]
    F3-A [E3-A / E10]
    G3-A [F3-A x 4]
    E4-A [(E2 x 0.10)-(E1x .06)]
    F4-A [E4-A / E10]
    G4-A [F4-A x 4]
    E5-A [E2 x 0.20]
    F5-A [E5-A / E10]
    G5-A [F5-A x 4]
    F6-A [Sum of F1-A - F5-A]
    G6-A [Sum of G1-A - G5-A]
    E8-A [E2 / 100,000]
    E10 State Population
    E11 Gross State Product (GSP)
    E12-A [E2 / E11]

NOTE: The completion of this form only requires four (4) data entries, E1, E2, E11, and E12. The remaining entries are computed automatically by the program.

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