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Filters: Research Institute: "Bureau of Economic and Business Research" Collection: "ir_eua" Format: "application/pdf"
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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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Phase I: data summary on an analysis of the economic structure and industrial potential of the four corners region to the four corners regional commission | 1970-02-13 | Battelle-Columbus is conducting a four-phase study for the Four Corners Regional Commission focused on the economic structure and industrial potential of the Four Corners Region. The primary purpose of this Phase I effort has been to compile the data requited for our subsequent research phases. Pre... | |
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Phase III report: population and employment implications of the alternative futures | 1972-08 | This report summarizes the third phase activities of the Utah Process. These third phase activities have resulted in two principal accomplishments. First, the Economic and Demographic Impact Model has been used to analyze the Alternative Futures. Initial runs have been made based upon certain initi... | |
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Planning, programming, budgeting system and alternative futures contingency budgets: a comparative theoretical analysis | 1973-12 | I am delighted to express my appreciation for the assistance in the completion of this study provided by many individuals. A very large debt of gratitude is owed to Professor Frank C. Hachman and Mr. Craig Bigler, Associate Utah State Planning Coordinator, in that they are responsible for the origin... | |
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Population and employment projections for the Wasatch Front: by County and Transportation area 1970-1995 | 1970-06 | The purpose of this study is to provide projections of population, retail trade, and all other employment to city, county, and state transportation planners. We were asked to evaluate earlier studies and make a recommendation considering the possible use of those studies, or alternatively to propose... | |
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Population characteristics of the Salt Lake Metropolitan Area | 1964-01 | This study could not have been undertaken without the assistance of many. An expression of gratitude is due Dr. Osmond L. Harline, Director of the Bureau of Economic and Business Research, and Dr. Clyde N. Randall, Dean of the College of Business, of the University of Utah, who responded to the orig... | |
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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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Population projections by age and sex for Utah counties 1970-2000 | 1976-12 | Future trends in population must be a factor in guiding long-term socioeconomic planning efforts in order for the planning to be effective. To be realistic, economic and social planning must take into account not only the future size, but also the composition and distribution of the population. ... | |
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Population projections by age and sex for Utah counties 1970-2000 | 1976-12 | Population projections for Utah by age and sex, 1970-2000-high projection (a gradual decline in mortality, constant fertility and net migration) | |
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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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Procedure for using the matrix inversion routine | the spint modity programs allow the used to modity a spint matrix. It also, copies information at the beginning and end of a life which allows it to process impact files, etc. | ||
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Program outline for the Utah State Development Plan | 1965-08 | The preparation of this report was financially aided through a Federal grant from the Urban Renewal Administration of the Housing and Home Finance Agency, under the Urban Planning Assistance Program authorized by Section 701 of the Housing Act of 1954, as amended. | |
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Program: Res-Alloc | This program allocates residentiary employment to subareas, using input SPINT matrices. The program may be run batch or interactively; in interactive mode, the user is prompted for input. All input, whether keyed in from the terminal or edited into batch runstreams, is entered in free-format (lists ... | ||
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Projections for school population and teacher demand in the State of Utah for the period 1970-2000 | 1975 | This study deals with probable future trends in student enrollment, accoroing to age, sex, grades, and school levels, for different geographic areas, and teacher demand for the elementary and secondary levels of school in Utah from 1970 to the year 2000. For the secondary level schools, information ... | |
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Proportional aggregation program for SAM projection files | From two to ten inout files may be aggnegated in any run. All files must span the same projection peneod, and must also contain the same subareas. | ||
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Proposal for the development, calibration, and application of an empiric activity allocation model for the Wasatch Front urban area of Utah | 1968-07 | The comprehensive land development and transportation planning process for a growing region like the Wasatch Front should tie together all the interrelated planning activities -- establishing land development and transportation policies, forecasting land development and activities, forecasting trave... | |
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QGET quality growth efficiency tools scenario analysis | 1999-03 | The Greater Wasatch Area is currently home to 1.6 million people (a population slightly smaller than the Portland metro area). By 2020, the population is expected to increase to 2.7 million people (a population roughly equivalent in size to the current population of the San Diego metro area). Th... | |
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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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Qget quality growth efficiency tools | 1997-12 | 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, water, ... | |
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Qget quality growth efficiency tools | 1998-06 | 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, water, ... | |
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Quality growth efficiency tools: progress report | 1997-04 | The Quality Growth Efficiency Tools project team has been meeting since July 1996 to develop a process and set of tools to improve the quality of growth related information to plan for Utah's future. The Project's stated purpose is to improve the technical and analytical models used to forecast gr... | |
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Recommended preliminary Utah multi-County planning regions | 1966-03 | This recommendation for Multi-County Planning Regions is preliminary to the extent that its desirability should be tested by county officials, planning groups, and other interested government and private agencies for a period of time before it is accepted as final by the State Advisory Planning Comm... | |
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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... | |
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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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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.... |