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Filters: Research Institute: "Bureau of Economic and Business Research" Publication Type: "report" Collection: "ir_eua" Format: "application/pdf"
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Demographic and socioeconomic characteristics of Salt Lake County: sub-county analysis | 2006-12 | Salt Lake County; Projections; Estimates; Aging population; Baby boom; Utah; Salt Lake Aging Services; Kennecott Land | This paper is an examination of the shifting geographic distribution of the population within Salt Lake County over time as well as an analysis of the spatial distribution of its demographic and socioeconomic characteristics. It builds on the county-level analysis included in a separate section of t... |
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Economic, demographic and fiscal impacts of closing Hill Air Force Base: a statewide and regional analysis | 2004-04 | The upcoming round of Defense Base Closure and Realignment (BRAC) is threatening the existence of Hill Air Force Base (Hill AFB). The Department of Defense is aggressively approaching this round of BRAC in its attempt to eliminate 20% to 25% of current capacity. The purpose of this study is to asses... | |
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Salt Lake County's distinctive demographics: implications for the aging population | 2006-12 | Salt Lake County; Projections; Estimates; Aging population; Baby boom; Utah; Salt Lake Aging Services; Kennecott Land | Salt Lake County is the economic, political, and cultural center of Utah. The county is currently home to nearly 40 percent of Utah residents and generates about half of all jobs in the state. It remains the most populous county, with a million of the state's 2.6 million residents,1 and its daytime ... |
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Salt Lake County: demographic and economic overview | 2006-12 | Salt Lake County; Utah; Demographics; Aging; Dependency ratio; Foreign born; Immigrants; Age structure; Age waves; Occupation; Labor force participation; Sex ratio; Educational attainment; commuting | Salt Lake County is the economic, political, and cultural center of Utah. The county is currently home to nearly 40 percent of Utah residents and generates about half of all jobs in the state. It remains the most populous county, with a million of the state's 2.6 million residents,1 and its daytime ... |
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The structure and economic impact of Utah's coal industry | 2010-05 | Coal; Utah; Economic impact; Carbon County; Emery County; Sevier County; Employment; Earnings; Construction; Retail sales; Carbon sequestration; Carbon capture | Utah's coal industry has played a significant role in the economic development of the state for well over a century. The future of the industry is dependent upon a constellation of economic, technical, and policy developments. This study of Utah's coal industry is composed of the following sections:... |
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Salt Lake City census 2010 atlas | 2013-02 | Demographics; Salt Lake City; Utah; Census | This volume presents and analyzes results from the 2010 Census of Population and Housing. This mandatory enumeration is conducted by the federal government and is used to determine reapportionment and redistricting. This is the most complete record of population, households, and housing units that i... |
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Salt Lake City census 2000 atlas | 2011-03 | Demographics; Salt Lake City; Utah; Census | This volume presents the basic demographic characteristics of residents of Salt Lake City as recorded in the 2000 Census of Population and Housing. Every ten years these federal governm ent counts of people are the basis of congressional apportionment and political redistricting. Data in this volume... |
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Migration in Utah | 1988-08 | For many years Utah has been among the fastest growing states in the country. Although the primary reason for Utah's high growth is the rate of natural increase caused by Utah's high birth rate, migration is the other component of population change. This report examines some of the major sources of ... | |
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1986 baseline projections | 1986-06 | ||
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Summary report on an analysis of the economic structure and industrial potential of the four corners region | 1971-05 | In many ways, the Four Corners Region of Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, and Utah is one of the richest areas of the United States. It offers a scenic beauty, forest resources, minerals, uncrowded open spaces, and (for many) a very favorable climate that could not be matched anywhere else in the coun... | |
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Central Utah planning region manpower survey: a rural area report June, 1967 | 1967-06 | ||
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Demographic trends and high development "The Utah MX Baby Bomb" | 1981-04 | ||
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The economic & demographic impacts of the intermountain power project | 1982-04 | This report presents economic and demographic projections for the two-county (Millard and Juab) area to be impacted by the Intermountain Power Project located in western Millard County, Utah. The intermountain Power Agency has been planning the construction of the IPP project for quite some time. | |
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State of Utah economic and demographic projections for counties, multi-country districts, and the State, 2000-2030 Volume 1 | 2000-01 | ||
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An industrial development information system for Utah | 1969-12 | ||
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Multi-county regions in Utah | 1970-03 | The publication of this report was made possible through the financial assistance of the Four Corners Regional Commission with coordination by the State Planning Coordinator's Office, State of Utah. The statements, findings, conclusions, recommendations, and other data in this report are solely thos... | |
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State of Utah economic and demographic projections: an analysis of the accuracy of UPED's historical projection work | 2001-04-01 | ||
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QGET: quality growth efficiency tools databook | 1997-07 | In the last six years Utah has experienced an unprecedented economic boom. Economic growth has attracted large numbers of residents from other states to Utah. High in-migration, combined with a consistently growing resident population, has applied pressure on Utah's existing transportation, educat... | |
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Population projections Utah and Utah's counties | 1967-12 | We would jointly like to thank those who contributed to the overall realization of this report, as well as individually express our appreciation to those who provided assistance to the separate projects. Mr. Robert Huefner, who as the State Planning Coordinator arranged the financial support, was of... | |
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Report on Utah's second year of planning for the four corners regional commission | 1970-09 | scope of work contained in Article I set forth five specific program elements on which services were to be rendered. These were: 1. Continue to develop and refine criteria and evaluation procedures for assigning priorities to projects submitted for funding by the Four Corners Regional Commission.... | |
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Recreation in Utah a profile of the demand for outdoor recreation by out-of-state travelers to Utah | 1967-12 | A recurring problem when planning for economic and industrial development is the lack of sufficient basic data on which sound planning decisions can be based. One of the industry areas in which this lack of basic data has been conspicuous is the area of the out-of-state visitors' demand for Utah's o... | |
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Population projections for Utah's cities & unincorporated Areas 2000-2030 | 2000-06 | Utah's seven associations of government1 have produced these city and unincorporated area population projections for each year from 2000 through 2005 and for the years 2010, 2020, and 2030. These are consistent with the county population projections produced by the Governor's Office of Planning and ... | |
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An analysis of land use in the Salt Lake, Ogden and Utah Valley Area transportation studies 1960 1970, and 1995 | 1972-12 | In early 1971, the Center for Business and Economic Research contracted with the Utah State Department of Highways to develop and apply a methodology for forecasting employment, population, dwelling units and various land use categories for the Salt Lake Area Transportation Study (SLATS), the Ogden ... | |
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The impact of the intermountain power project on six counties in Utah | What will happen to the Utah economy when the largest industrial complex ever built in Utah is located in a sparasely populated rural area? The project in question is the four billion dollar Intermountain Power Project (IPP), a 3,000 megawatt, coal-fired electric power plant to provide electric powe... | ||
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Recreation in Utah a profile of the demand for outdoor recreation by Utah residents | 1966-01 | Are recurring problem in planning for economic and industrial development is the lack of sufficient basic data upon which sound planning decisions may be made. One of the industry areas in which the lack of basic data for planning is conspicuous by its scarcity is outdoor recreation. Yet the outdoor... |