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IMPLAN is a widely-accepted and utilized software model. At the heart of the model is an input-output dollar flow table. 1 For a specified region, the input-output table accounts for all dollar flows between different sectors of the economy.

IMPLAN Cloud is used by companies large and small – from the largest technology companies, federal government, financial service companies, healthcare organizations, consulting firms, and universities – to the smallest local governments, economic development organizations, and boutique consultants.

IMPLAN is a regional economic analysis software and data application that is designed to estimate the impact or ripple effect of a given economic activity or the contribution of some existing activity within a specific geographic area.

IMPLAN Cloud is used by companies large and small – from the largest technology companies, federal government, financial service companies, healthcare organizations, consulting firms, and universities – to the smallest local governments, economic development organizations, and boutique consultants.

IMPLAN is an I-O modeling system that uses annual, regional data to map these buy-sell relationships so users can predict how specific economic changes will impact a given regional economy or estimate the effect of past or existing economic activity.

In IMPLAN, Output is the value of production by industry in a calendar year. It can also be described as annual revenues plus net inventory change. The Output for wholesale and retail Industries represents their margin only; it does not represent revenues (sales).

The primary distinction between the REMI and IMPLAN models is the difference between a dynamic general equilibrium model and a static Input-Output model, respectively. The prior has the ability to forecast into the future while the latter is attuned to analysis of a specific point in time.