Economic Impact of Santa Fe Industrial Park

Shenoy, Catherine

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1985-12

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Shenoy, Catherine

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Institute for Public Policy and Business Research, University of Kansas

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Technical Report

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Technical Report;107

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The Sante Fe Industrial Park currently employs about 1600 persons. The economic impact of these jobs is felt throughout the community. The Industrial Park accounts for 38 percent of all manufacturing jobs in the country and around 5 percent of total jobs. Over $118 million has been invested in the park to create these jobs (see Attachment One). To understand the initial and continuing effect of these jobs a brief explanation and analysis of this impact is presented here.

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Catherine Shenoy. Economic Impact of Santa Fe Industrial Park. Institute for Public Policy and Business Research, University of Kansas. Technical Report Series: 107 (December 1985; 6 pages).

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