Regional Economic Analysis and Change Tool

Modeling the Regional Economic Impacts of Policies and Investments

REACT is an economic impact analysis model that applies an input-output structure to enable our clients and partners to deliver a high-quality, comprehensive and tailored quantitative assessment of how local and regional economies will react to changes in policy, investment, or industry activity.

The model is a cost-effective option for collaborators and clients to efficiently and accurately conduct impact studies that estimate direct, indirect, induced and total economic impacts for a wide range of policy, investment and industry initiatives and scenarios.

Designed for both in-house use by Cambridge Econometrics and for collaborators and clients to conduct their own impact studies, REACT offers new insights on the ever-changing and complex landscape of US economic policy.

Input-output tool: Economic Impacts Assessments with REACT

Economic Impact Assessments with REACT

REACT builds on Cambridge Econometrics’ 40 years of regional economic modeling expertise to develop a world-class, cost effective input-output economic impact tool, with an integrated framework of employment, income (wages), output and value added by detailed industry sector.

The model generates results on the supply chain impacts (known as indirect) and the effects of the re-spending of wages and income (known as induced) to estimate total economic impacts (known as multiplier effects). It can also estimate state-level tax revenue impacts.

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Key Benefits of Our Economic Impact Analysis Model

Reliable and accurate insights

Built from the latest US Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) and US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) input-output and GDP data

Granular and localized analysis

Customized with detailed, up-to-date industry employment and wage data at the county level from data-Fab

Broad and comprehensive industry scope

Coverage of 166 different sectors

A holistic approach

Integrated model system built on sectoral relationships and interactions

Customizable application

Regions can be configured for any combination of counties, metro areas, or states

Versatile across industries and sectors

Designed for a wide range of applications including construction or development projects, new or expanded industries, tourism and visitation studies, economic contributions of industries, etc.

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Get in touch and find out more about how REACT can deliver robust and tailored impact assessments for you

Dan Hodge

Executive Vice President

t: + 1 413 206 4001

e:dh@camecon.com

Insights

09 JULY 25

REACT

Modeling the Regional Economic Impacts of Policies and Investments

REACT is an economic impact analysis model that applies an input-output structure to enable our clients and partners to deliver a high-quality, comprehensive and tailored quantitative assessment of how local and regional economies will react to changes in policy, investment, or industry activity.

Economic Impact Assessments with REACT

Key Benefits of Our Economic Impact Analysis Model

Reliable and accurate insights

Granular and localized analysis

Broad and comprehensive industry scope

A holistic approach

Customizable application

Versatile across industries and sectors

Get in touch and find out more about how REACT can deliver robust and tailored impact assessments for you

Dan Hodge

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