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Establishing The Economic Impact Of The Green Industry On Louisiana'S Economy

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Pinel, Raul A.
Hinson, Roger A.
Hughes, David W.
Navajas, Roberto
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Ornamental and horticultural products and services represent one of the growing sectors in agriculture. This study includes data collection and an input-out IMPLAN model used to estimate the total economic impact of the green industry on Louisiana’s economy. This model provided results in total impact in personal income, gross state product, employment, expenditures in selected sectors and multiplier tables.

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Paper provided by Southern Agricultural Economics Association in its series 2003 Annual Meeting, February 1-5, 2003, Mobile, Alabama with number 35171.

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