The Montgomery County Cost and Benefit Model

Oslund, Patricia; Clifford, Norman

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1994-08-03

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Oslund, Patricia

Clifford, Norman

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Institute for Public Policy and Business Research, University of Kansas

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Technical Report

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The Montgomery County cost and benefit model is a spreadsheet designed to help assess the impacts of granting various kinds of subsidies and tax abatements to a new (or expanding) firm. The current version of the model allows the user to analyze effects of firm locations or expansions in Coffeyville, Independence, Caney, or Cherryvale. The model allows the user (typically an economic development specialist) to customize inputs based on specific information about Montgomery County communities and about firms that are considering Montgomery County locations. The model then calculates results such as employment, income, and tax collections.

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Patricia Oslund, Norman Clifford. The Montgomery County Cost and Benefit Model. Institute for Public Policy and Business Research, University of Kansas. Technical Report Series:22 (August 3, 1994).

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