### Author: Abt Associates Inc.

Date Created: 11/30/2009 Date Modified: 4/1/2011 Purpose: Calculates the economic impact (income, jobs, earnings) of 316(b) regulatory options on a total economy basis, accounting for activity effect of compliance outlays and loss in ouput from increased electricity rates

File Contents: Worksheet Contents Impact Analysis Summary Inputs Impact analysis information -- electricity rate impact and loss in manufacturer's net income -- that is assumed not to vary year-to-year over relevant analysis periods. Tables 3, 4, 5, 8, 11 Summary results tables for reporting in the EA chapter Tables 9, 10 Summary results tables for reporting in the EA chapter Rate Impact on Bsns Sctrs-w Es Analysis of electricity rate effects in electricity customer business sectors, based on sector-level demand and supply elasticities Rate Impact on Bsns Sctrs-n Es Analysis of electricity rate effects in electricity customer business sectors, based on sector-level demand elasticities only Elasticity Vls by Sector Complilation of demand and supply elasticity values for impact analyses Demand Elasticity Values Estimated demand elasticity in electricity customer business sectors Supply Elasticity Values Estimated supply elasticity in electricity customer business sectors Electricity Intensity by Sector Electricity consumption in relation to value added, for use in allocating total electricity rate impact across business sectors RIMS 2006 Multx Total matrix of RIMS multipliers, extracted for use in this analysis RIMS Mult Matrix Specific RIMS multipliers assigned to sectors for this analysis 2007 GDP by Sector GDP/value added by sector. Used in assessing change in output from increased electricity costs GDP Deflator GDP deflator series, used for adjusting certain dollar values to a common dollar year RIMS to NAICS3 Map Mapping of RIMS multiplier sectors to 3-digit NAICS sectors for use in impact analysis SEDS Elec. Consumption, 2006 Gross sector electricity consumption from DOE State Energy Data System. Used in calculating electricity consumption intensity for commercial and transportation sectors NAICS_Commercial GDP by commercial sectors. Used in calculating electricity intensity for commercial sectors NAICS_Industrial GDP by aggregate industrial sectors. Used in calculating aggregate electricity intensity for industrial sectors Econ Census Data Value of shipments data, by sector, for use in impact analysis EC Elec. Consumption, 2002 Electricity consumption data from Economic Census, for use in calculating electricity intensity values for certain aggregate sectors BEA_GDP_US_2002_$2000 Sector level GDP/value added data, by sector, for use in calculating electricity intensity values Variables Certain constants, used in various calculations

Input Files: External data used in calculations/analysis: Option 1 Cost Values Year-by-year compilation of compliance costs and electricity rate impacts in affected sectors and calculation of year-by-year impact of these effects on income and employment using RIMS multipliers, for regulatory option 1 Option 2 Cost Values Year-by-year compilation of compliance costs and electricity rate impacts in affected sectors and calculation of year-by-year impact of these effects on income and employment using RIMS multipliers, for regulatory option 2 Option 3 Cost Values Year-by-year compilation of compliance costs and electricity rate impacts in affected sectors and calculation of year-by-year impact of these effects on income and employment using RIMS multipliers, for regulatory option 3

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## Cost Inputs to the Economy-Wide Output and Employment Impact Analysis

millions of 2009 dollars

Cost Element Option 1 Option 2 Option 3 Notes

Analysis of Effects Due to Compliance Cost Outlays Analysis of Effects Due to Increased Electricity Rates Electricity Rate Effect Period 2013-2056 2013-2056 2018-2056 Period over which electricity rate impacts are analyzed First Year of Impact Effects 2013 2013 2013 Inputs for rate impact analysis Last Year of Impact Effects 2056 2056 2056 Inputs for rate impact analysis Residential $178.6 $2,170.8 $2,235.1 Commercial $188.9 $2,297.0 $2,365.0 Industrial $128.6 $1,563.6 $1,609.9 Transportation $1.0 $12.0 $12.4 Business Elec Rate Impact, no ES - output -$599.7 -$7,290.6 -$5,424.8 Business Elec Rate Impact, no ES - jobs -3,982.6 -48,418.6 -49,851.8 Business Elec Rate Impact, w ES - output -$433.4 -$5,268.9 -$1,930.6 Business Elec Rate Impact, w ES - jobs -2,843.8 -34,573.9 -35,597.3 Manufacturers annualized compliance cost, after-tax $41.9 $110.2 $149.9 Yearly loss in net income, assuming no cost pass-through, in manufacturers sectors from compliance outlays. Annualized Rate Effect by Rule Option and customer sector, from Electric Generators impact analysis

Summary annual results from electricity rate impact analysis that are carried forward to analysis of total multiplier effects on a year-by-year basis, including the effect of compliance outlays

Impact Analysis Summary Inputs 2 of 60Table 3: Average Annual Initial Compliance Costs ($millions, $2009) Annual Direct Effect Value

Direct Effect Applicable Time Period Option 1 Option 2 Option 3 Generators Technology installation 2012 – 2017 $308.2 $774.2 $783.2 2018 – 2022 $0.0 $8,443.1 $8,649.0 2023 – 2027 $0.0 $2,775.5 $2,775.5 Initial permitting costs 2012 – 2017 $3.3 $1.5 $1.1 2018 – 2022 $0.0 $1.9 $2.4 2023 – 2027 $0.0 $0.2 $0.2 Cost of downtime 2012 – 2017 $24.0 $43.6 $45.5 2018 – 2022 $0.0 $1,063.3 $1,192.7 2023 – 2027 $0.0 $358.6 $377.7
Manufacturers Technology installation 2012 – 2017 $54.4 $29.8 $2.7 2018 – 2022 $0.0 $25.3 $48.8 2023 – 2027 $0.0 $240.8 $457.0 Initial permitting costs 2012 – 2017 $3.4 $3.0 $0.6 2018 – 2022 $0.0 $0.1 $0.7 2023 – 2027 $0.0 $0.3 $2.7 Cost of downtime 2012 – 2017 $3.4 $3.3 $0.2 2018 – 2022 $0.0 $0.0 $0.0 2023 – 2027 $0.0 $0.1 $3.9 Source: U.S. EPA Analysis, 2010

Table 4: Average Annual Recurring Compliance Costs ($millions, $2009) Annual Direct Effect Value

Annual Direct Effect Value

Annual Direct Effect Value

Direct Effect Applicable Time Period Option 1 Option 2 Option 3 Generators O&M 2013 – 2017 $68.8 $4.0 $1.9 2018 – 2022 $115.0 $248.1 $250.1 2023 – 2027 $115.0 $490.0 $495.8 2028 – 2056 $107.1 $506.5 $511.9 Permit Renewal 2013 – 2017 $0.0 $0.0 $0.0 2018 – 2022 $1.8 $0.6 $0.3 2023 – 2027 $1.8 $1.6 $1.6 2028 – 2056 $1.5 $1.5 $1.5 Monitoring 2013 – 2017 $18.2 $5.2 $2.7 2018 – 2022 $30.4 $20.3 $18.6 2023 – 2027 $30.4 $29.5 $29.5 2028 – 2056 $28.3 $28.3 $28.3 Energy Penalty 2013 – 2017 $0.0 $0.0 $0.0 2018 – 2022 $0.0 $1,165.0 $1,246.8 2023 – 2027 $0.0 $2,607.4 $2,743.7 2028 – 2056 $0.0 $2,840.7 $2,967.7
Manufacturers O&M 2013 – 2017 $13.2 $6.9 $0.7 2018 – 2022 $22.1 $11.6 $1.2 2023 – 2027 $22.1 $20.5 $16.4 2028 – 2056 $20.5 $24.7 $24.7 Permit Renewal 2013 – 2017 $0.4 $0.3 $0.1 2018 – 2022 $1.8 $1.6 $0.3 2023 – 2027 $1.8 $1.7 $0.6 2028 – 2056 $1.5 $1.5 $1.5 Monitoring 2013 – 2017 $16.7 $14.7 $2.2 2018 – 2022 $27.9 $24.6 $3.6 2023 – 2027 $27.9 $25.9 $9.3 2028 – 2056 $26.0 $24.9 $12.1 Energy Penalty 2013 – 2017 $4.1 $3.9 $0.2 2018 – 2022 $0.0 $0.0 $0.0 2023 – 2027 $0.0 $0.1 $3.9 2028 – 2056 $0.0 $0.0 $0.0 Source: U.S. EPA Analysis, 2010

Tables 3, 4, 5, 8, 11 3 of 60Table 5: Average Annual Electricity Rate Recovery for Generators ($millions, $2009)

Applicable Time Period Annual Direct

Effect Value Applicable

Time Period Annual Direct

Effect Value Applicable

Time Period Annual Direct

Effect Value Residential Customers 2013 – 2056 $179 2013 – 2056 $2,171 2018 – 2056 $2,235 Non-Residential Customers Commercial 2013 – 2056 $189 2013 – 2056 $2,297 2018 – 2056 $2,365 Industrial 2013 – 2056 $129 2013 – 2056 $1,564 2018 – 2056 $1,610 Transportation 2013 – 2056 $42 2013 – 2056 $110 2018 – 2056 $150 Source: U.S. EPA Analysis, 2010

Table 8: Manufacturer’s Average Annual Compliance Cost ($millions, $2009)

Applicable Time Period Annual Direct

Effect Value Applicable

Time Period Annual Direct

Effect Value Applicable

Time Period Annual Direct

Effect Value Total annualized, after-tax cost 2013 – 2056 $42 2013 – 2056 $110 2018 – 2056 $150 Source: U.S. EPA Analysis, 2010

Table 11: Total Present Value and Annualized Values of Output and Employment Effects

Present Value Annualized

Value Present Value Annualized Value Present Value Annualized Value Total Output Effect ($millions, $2009) without accounting for elasticity of supply response in industrial sectors affected by electricity price increase 7 percent discount rate ($1,900) ($140) $12,339 $907 $39,466 $2,901 3 percent discount rate ($6,354) ($259) $821 $33 $51,017 $2,081 with accounting for elasticity of supply response in industrial sectors affected by electricity price increase 7 percent discount rate $207 $15 $37,955 $2,790 $83,742 $6,155 3 percent discount rate ($2,438) ($99) $48,427 $1,975 $133,300 $5,437 Total Employment Effect (full-time-equivalent jobs) without accounting for elasticity of supply response in industrial sectors affected by electricity price increase 7 percent discount rate -25,361 -1,864 -42,037 -3,090 -43,169 -3,173 3 percent discount rate -69,464 -2,833 -336,916 -13,741 -343,494 -14,009 with accounting for elasticity of supply response in industrial sectors affected by electricity price increase 7 percent discount rate -10,931 -803 133,389 9,804 137,449 10,102 3 percent discount rate -42,648 -1,739 -10,903 -445 -7,830 -319 Source: U.S. EPA Analysis, 2010

Direct Effect Option 1 Option 2 Option 3 Direct Effect Option 1 Option 2 Option 3 Direct Effect Option 1 Option 2 Option 3

Tables 3, 4, 5, 8, 11 4 of 60

### Output Effect, Reported as Average Annual Values by Effect Category for Indicated Time Periods

(millions, $2009) x x xx x

x x x x x Total Output Effect

x Compliance Outlay EffectsHousehold Demand with x Demand with

Year Interval Initial/

One-Time Recurring Sector Effects Elasticity

only Supply

Elasticity xElasticity

only Supply Elasticity Option 1: IM Everywhere 2012 - 2017 $1,253 $245 -$426 -$500 -$361 x $572 $711 2018 - 2022 $0 $478 -$512 -$600 -$433 x -$633 -$467 2023 - 2027 $0 $478 -$512 -$600 -$433 x -$633 -$467 2028 - 2031 $0 $478 -$512 -$600 -$433xx -$633 -$467 2032 - 2036 $815 $478 -$512 -$600 -$433 x $181 $348 2037 - 2041 $373 $478 -$512 -$600 -$433 x -$261 -$95 2042 - 2046 $55 $478 -$512 -$600 -$433 x -$579 -$413 2047 - 2051 $3 $478 -$512 -$600 -$433 x -$630 -$464 2052 - 2056 $0 $282 -$512 -$600 -$433 x -$829 -$663 2012 - 2056 $305 $425 -$500 -$586 -$424 x -$356 -$194

Option 2: Cooling Towers for Facilities with DIF > 125 MGD, Else IM 2012 - 2017 $2,719 $81 -$4,279 -$6,075 -$4,391 x -$7,554 -$5,869 2018 - 2022 $29,742 $3,287 -$5,134 -$7,291 -$5,269 x $20,605 $22,626 2023 - 2027 $10,550 $7,070 -$5,134 -$7,291 -$5,269 x $5,195 $7,216 2028 - 2031 $0 $8,194 -$5,134 -$7,291 -$5,269xx -$4,230 -$2,209 2032 - 2036 $96 $8,194 -$5,134 -$7,291 -$5,269 x -$4,134 -$2,112 2037 - 2041 $58 $8,194 -$5,134 -$7,291 -$5,269 x -$4,173 -$2,151 2042 - 2046 $40 $8,194 -$5,134 -$7,291 -$5,269 x -$4,190 -$2,169 2047 - 2051 $9 $8,194 -$5,134 -$7,291 -$5,269 x -$4,222 -$2,200 2052 - 2056 $0 $4,912 -$5,134 -$7,291 -$5,269 x -$7,513 -$5,491 2012 - 2056 $4,862 $6,078 -$5,020 -$7,129 -$5,152 x -$1,209 $768 Option 3: Cooling Towers Everywhere 2012 - 2017 $2,647 $16 -$4,403 -$4,521 -$1,609 x -$6,261 -$3,349 2018 - 2022 $30,773 $3,371 -$5,283 -$5,425 -$1,931 x $23,436 $26,931 2023 - 2027 $11,310 $7,331 -$5,283 -$5,425 -$1,931 x $7,932 $11,426 2028 - 2031 $0 $8,468 -$5,283 -$5,425 -$1,931xx -$2,240 $1,254 2032 - 2036 $24 $8,468 -$5,283 -$5,425 -$1,931 x -$2,216 $1,278 2037 - 2041 $23 $8,468 -$5,283 -$5,425 -$1,931 x -$2,217 $1,277 2042 - 2046 $41 $8,468 -$5,283 -$5,425 -$1,931 x -$2,199 $1,295 2047 - 2051 $10 $8,468 -$5,283 -$5,425 -$1,931 x -$2,230 $1,264 2052 - 2056 $0 $5,076 -$5,283 -$5,425 -$1,931 x -$5,632 -$2,137 2012 - 2056 $5,040 $6,272 -$5,166 -$5,304 -$1,888 x $841 $4,258

Employment Effect, Reported as Average Annual Values by Effect Category for Indicated Time Periods (full-time-equivalent jobs) x x xx x

x x x x x Total Output Effect

x Compliance Outlay EffectsHousehold Demand with x Demand with

Year Interval Initial/

One-Time Recurring Sector Effects Elasticity

only Supply

Elasticity xElasticity

only Supply Elasticity Option 1: IM Everywhere 2012 - 2017 9,421 1,029 -3,229 -3,319 -2,370 x 3,902 4,851 2018 - 2022 0 1,985 -3,875 -3,983 -2,844 x -5,873 -4,734 2023 - 2027 0 1,985 -3,875 -3,983 -2,844 x -5,873 -4,734 2028 - 2031 0 1,985 -3,875 -3,983 -2,844xx -5,873 -4,734 2032 - 2036 6,313 1,985 -3,875 -3,983 -2,844 x 440 1,579 2037 - 2041 2,887 1,985 -3,875 -3,983 -2,844 x -2,986 -1,847 2042 - 2046 423 1,985 -3,875 -3,983 -2,844 x -5,450 -4,311 2047 - 2051 24 1,985 -3,875 -3,983 -2,844 x -5,849 -4,710 2052 - 2056 0 1,170 -3,875 -3,983 -2,844 x -6,688 -5,550 2012 - 2056 2,328 1,767 -3,789 -3,894 -2,781 x -3,588 -2,475

Option 2: Cooling Towers for Facilities with DIF > 125 MGD, Else IM 2012 - 2017 20,625 385 -32,411 -40,349 -28,812 x -51,751 -40,214 2018 - 2022 221,193 12,672 -38,894 -48,419 -34,574 x 146,553 160,397 2023 - 2027 78,619 27,143 -38,894 -48,419 -34,574 x 18,449 32,294 2028 - 2031 0 31,456 -38,894 -48,419 -34,574xx -55,856 -42,012 2032 - 2036 748 31,456 -38,894 -48,419 -34,574 x -55,109 -41,264 2037 - 2041 449 31,456 -38,894 -48,419 -34,574 x -55,408 -41,563 2042 - 2046 312 31,456 -38,894 -48,419 -34,574 x -55,544 -41,700 2047 - 2051 69 31,456 -38,894 -48,419 -34,574 x -55,788 -41,943 2052 - 2056 2 18,852 -38,894 -48,419 -34,574 x -68,459 -54,614 2012 - 2056 36,238 23,346 -38,029 -47,343 -33,806 x -25,788 -12,251 Electricity Price Effects in Dependent Product

Electricity Price Effects in Dependent Product

Tables 9, 10 5 of 60

### Option 3: Cooling Towers Everywhere

2012 - 2017 20,096 66 -33,353 -41,543 -29,664 x -54,734 -42,855 2018 - 2022 228,047 12,879 -40,023 -49,852 -35,597 x 151,051 165,306 2023 - 2027 84,294 28,081 -40,023 -49,852 -35,597 x 22,499 36,754 2028 - 2031 0 32,454 -40,023 -49,852 -35,597xx -57,421 -43,167 2032 - 2036 187 32,454 -40,023 -49,852 -35,597 x -57,235 -42,980 2037 - 2041 179 32,454 -40,023 -49,852 -35,597 x -57,242 -42,987 2042 - 2046 318 32,454 -40,023 -49,852 -35,597 x -57,103 -42,848 2047 - 2051 79 32,454 -40,023 -49,852 -35,597 x -57,343 -43,088 2052 - 2056 2 19,451 -40,023 -49,852 -35,597 x -70,422 -56,168 2012 - 2056 37,469 24,030 -39,134 -48,744 -34,806 x -26,379 -12,441

Tables 9, 10 6 of 60

### Electricity Consumption and Multiplier Analysis, by Business Sector, using Supply and Demand Elasticity used to develop allocation factors for distributing business sector rate effect across economic sectors

RIMS # RIMS Sector Estimated Electricity Consumption Intensity (kWh/$mm, $2009) 2007 ValueAdded, National ($mm, $2009) Estimated Electricity

Consumption (mm kWh) Rate Effect

Allocation Factors 3 Industrial Oil and gas extraction 498,865 170,214 84,914 7.7% 4 Industrial Mining, except oil and gas 498,865 46,817 23,355 2.1% 5 Industrial Support activities for mining 498,865 67,176 33,512 3.0% 7 Industrial Construction 101,298 631,249 63,944 5.8% 8 Industrial Wood product manufacturing 561,952 32,451 18,236 1.7% 9 Industrial Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing 732,935 56,221 41,207 3.7% 10 Industrial Primary metal manufacturing 2,644,450 64,489 170,538 15.5% 11 Industrial Fabricated metal product manufacturing 365,051 145,101 52,969 4.8% 12 Industrial Machinery manufacturing 213,070 129,908 27,680 2.5% 13 Industrial Computer and electronic product manufacturing 166,909 151,198 25,236 2.3% 14 Industrial Electrical equipment and appliance manufacturing 227,764 60,355 13,747 1.2% 15 Industrial Motor vehicle, body, trailer, and parts manufacturing 319,250 101,798 32,499 2.9% 16 Industrial Other transportation equipment manufacturing 319,250 99,317 31,707 2.9% 17 Industrial Furniture and related product manufacturing 194,575 36,585 7,119 0.6% 18 Industrial Miscellaneous manufacturing 146,917 75,444 11,084 1.0% 19 Industrial Food, beverage, and tobacco product manufacturing 394,244 180,549 71,180 6.5% 20 Industrial Textile and textile product mills 1,140,472 20,463 23,337 2.1% 21 Industrial Apparel, leather, and allied product manufacturing 156,887 16,639 2,610 0.2% 22 Industrial Paper manufacturing 1,038,235 52,397 54,401 4.9% 23 Industrial Printing and related support activities 271,903 49,504 13,460 1.2% 24 Industrial Petroleum and coal products manufacturing 925,026 72,757 67,302 6.1% 25 Industrial Chemical manufacturing 724,670 257,543 186,634 16.9% 26 Industrial Plastics and rubber products manufacturing 681,336 68,416 46,614 4.2% 27 Commercial Wholesale trade 122,563 832,261 102,005 9.3% 28 Commercial Retail trade 122,563 922,381 113,050 10.3% 29 TransportationAir transportation 17,972 57,048 1,025 13.6% 30 Transportation Rail transportation 17,972 41,856 752 9.9% 31 Transportation Water transportation 17,972 11,058 199 2.6% 32 Transportation Truck transportation 17,972 131,872 2,370 31.3% 33 Transportation Transit and ground passenger transportation 17,972 19,946 358 4.7% 34 Transportation Pipeline transportation 17,972 12,402 223 2.9% 35 Transportation Other transportation and support activities 17,972 104,898 1,885 24.9% 36 Transportation Warehousing and storage 17,972 41,649 749 9.9% 37 Commercial Publishing including software 122,563 143,447 17,581 1.6% 38 Commercial Motion picture and sound recording industries 122,563 44,853 5,497 0.5% 39 Commercial Broadcasting and telecommunications 122,563 353,863 43,371 3.9%

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### Electricity Consumption and Multiplier Analysis, by Business Sector, using Supply and Demand Elasticity used to develop allocation factors for distributing business sector rate effect across economic sectors

RIMS # 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 Industrial Commercial Transportation =Ed*Rate_Effect/(1-Ed/Es) Option 1 ($mm, $2009)

Price Elasticity, Demand Price

Elasticity, Supply Baseline

value of shipments $mm, $2009 Output

Multiplier Earnings

Multiplier Employment

Multiplier Rate Increase Decrease in Demand Total Output

Effect Total Earnings

Effect -0.50 2.15 238,828 2.3938 0.6109 10.4152 $9.90 -$4.02 -$9.61 -$2.45 -0.50 2.15 83,837 2.4986 0.6588 12.8966 $2.72 -$1.10 -$2.76 -$0.73 -0.50 2.15 58,886 2.58 0.6103 12.7149 $3.91 -$1.59 -$4.09 -$0.97 -0.45 2.15 725,212 3.2336 1.0036 25.0564 $7.45 -$2.77 -$8.97 -$2.78 -0.78 2.15 105,290 3.2404 0.8273 23.0824 $2.13 -$1.22 -$3.94 -$1.01 -0.50 2.15 132,187 2.9695 0.7656 17.1388 $4.80 -$1.95 -$5.79 -$1.49 -1.00 1.44 268,561 2.6691 0.5847 12.4519 $19.88 -$11.73 -$31.31 -$6.86 -1.52 2.15 355,713 2.969 0.769 17.6386 $6.17 -$5.50 -$16.33 -$4.23 -1.08 2.15 358,864 2.9793 0.7707 16.5915 $3.23 -$2.32 -$6.91 -$1.79 -1.43 2.15 426,815 3.1256 0.906 17.8745 $2.94 -$2.53 -$7.90 -$2.29 -0.64 2.15 133,611 2.9564 0.7482 16.2123 $1.60 -$0.79 -$2.34 -$0.59 -1.17 2.15 751,465 3.301 0.7614 16.4103 $3.79 -$2.87 -$9.48 -$2.19 -1.17 2.15 9,963 2.8854 0.823 16.1784 $3.70 -$2.80 -$8.08 -$2.31 -1.26 6.77 87,816 3.1713 0.8371 21.6889 $0.83 -$0.88 -$2.80 -$0.74 -0.85 2.15 152,689 3.0937 0.9009 18.8377 $1.29 -$0.79 -$2.44 -$0.71 -0.30 2.15 609,319 3.4481 0.7671 19.9725 $8.30 -$2.18 -$7.53 -$1.68 -0.40 2.15 37,222 3.343 0.8107 20.1015 $2.72 -$0.92 -$3.07 -$0.74 -0.70 2.15 25,327 3.1 0.9217 25.11 $0.30 -$0.16 -$0.50 -$0.15 -0.63 0.80 181,692 3.0814 0.7211 16.4012 $6.34 -$2.23 -$6.88 -$1.61 -0.76 2.15 106,824 3.1434 0.9034 21.2284 $1.57 -$0.88 -$2.77 -$0.80 -0.60 1.30 626,558 2.286 0.4541 7.9432 $7.85 -$3.22 -$7.37 -$1.46 -0.89 4.01 763,021 2.9782 0.6642 13.2655 $21.76 -$15.85 -$47.20 -$10.53 -1.05 2.15 218,114 3.0766 0.7114 16.2544 $5.43 -$3.83 -$11.80 -$2.73 -0.50 2.15 2,800,194 2.6574 0.8007 17.6403 $17.48 -$7.09 -$18.85 -$5.68 -0.50 2.15 922,588 2.756 0.8222 26.528 $19.37 -$7.86 -$21.66 -$6.46 -1.03 2.15 151,474 2.8732 0.7431 16.7626 $0.13 -$0.09 -$0.27 -$0.07 -1.03 2.15 #N/A 2.5722 0.662 13.8662 $0.10 -$0.10 -$0.26 -$0.07 -1.03 2.15 37,264 3.0436 0.7356 16.6074 $0.03 -$0.02 -$0.06 -$0.01 -1.03 2.15 229,161 3.1126 0.9011 22.6462 $0.31 -$0.22 -$0.67 -$0.19 -1.03 2.15 27,870 3.1739 0.9888 36.7137 $0.05 -$0.03 -$0.10 -$0.03 -1.03 2.15 25,491 2.7536 0.5933 11.9286 $0.03 -$0.02 -$0.06 -$0.01 -1.03 2.15 2,750 2.7563 0.9986 23.201 $0.25 -$0.17 -$0.47 -$0.17 -1.03 2.15 25,485 2.7267 0.9646 26.442 $0.10 -$0.07 -$0.19 -$0.07 -0.18 2.15 282,570 2.8614 0.7811 17.225 $3.01 -$0.50 -$1.43 -$0.39 -0.18 2.15 98,350 3.0828 0.8091 19.6059 $0.94 -$0.16 -$0.48 -$0.13 -0.18 2.15 101,966 2.8208 0.627 13.6246 $7.43 -$1.23 -$3.48 -$0.77

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### Electricity Consumption and Multiplier Analysis, by Business Sector, using Supply and Demand Elasticity used to develop allocation factors for distributing business sector rate effect across economic sectors

RIMS # 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 Option 2 ($mm, $2009) Option 3 ($mm, $2009)

Total Employment Effect Rate Increase Decrease in Demand Total Output

Effect Total Earnings

Effect Total Employment

Effect Rate Increase Decrease in Demand Total Output

Effect Total Earnings

Effect -41.83 $120.34 -$48.83 -$116.89 -$29.83 -508.56 $123.90 -$50.27 -$120.35 -$30.71 -14.25 $33.10 -$13.43 -$33.56 -$8.85 -173.20 $34.08 -$13.83 -$34.55 -$9.11 -20.15 $47.49 -$19.27 -$49.72 -$11.76 -245.02 $48.90 -$19.84 -$51.19 -$12.11 -69.52 $90.62 -$33.73 -$109.07 -$33.85 -845.13 $93.30 -$34.73 -$112.29 -$34.85 -28.09 $25.84 -$14.80 -$47.95 -$12.24 -341.55 $26.61 -$15.23 -$49.37 -$12.60 -33.40 $58.40 -$23.70 -$70.36 -$18.14 -406.11 $60.13 -$24.40 -$72.45 -$18.68 -146.05 $241.69 -$142.60 -$380.60 -$83.38 -1,775.59 $248.84 -$146.82 -$391.87 -$85.84 -97.03 $75.07 -$66.88 -$198.56 -$51.43 -1,179.66 $77.29 -$68.86 -$204.44 -$52.95 -38.50 $39.23 -$28.21 -$84.05 -$21.74 -468.08 $40.39 -$29.05 -$86.54 -$22.39 -45.18 $35.77 -$30.73 -$96.05 -$27.84 -549.28 $36.82 -$31.64 -$98.89 -$28.67 -12.82 $19.48 -$9.61 -$28.41 -$7.19 -155.82 $20.06 -$9.90 -$29.26 -$7.40 -47.12 $46.06 -$34.91 -$115.24 -$26.58 -572.92 $47.42 -$35.95 -$118.66 -$27.37 -45.33 $44.94 -$34.06 -$98.28 -$28.03 -551.06 $46.27 -$35.07 -$101.19 -$28.86 -19.12 $10.09 -$10.72 -$33.99 -$8.97 -232.43 $10.39 -$11.03 -$34.99 -$9.24 -14.83 $15.71 -$9.57 -$29.61 -$8.62 -180.32 $16.17 -$9.86 -$30.49 -$8.88 -43.64 $100.88 -$26.56 -$91.59 -$20.38 -530.50 $103.86 -$27.35 -$94.30 -$20.98 -18.45 $33.07 -$11.16 -$37.30 -$9.04 -224.26 $34.05 -$11.49 -$38.40 -$9.31 -4.04 $3.70 -$1.95 -$6.06 -$1.80 -49.07 $3.81 -$2.01 -$6.24 -$1.85 -36.61 $77.10 -$27.14 -$83.62 -$19.57 -445.10 $79.38 -$27.94 -$86.10 -$20.15 -18.71 $19.08 -$10.71 -$33.68 -$9.68 -227.46 $19.64 -$11.03 -$34.68 -$9.97 -25.60 $95.38 -$39.19 -$89.58 -$17.80 -311.28 $98.20 -$40.35 -$92.24 -$18.32 -210.23 $264.50 -$192.67 -$573.81 -$127.97 -2,555.86 $272.33 -$198.37 -$590.79 -$131.76 -62.34 $66.06 -$46.62 -$143.44 -$33.17 -757.84 $68.02 -$48.00 -$147.69 -$34.15 -125.10 $212.48 -$86.22 -$229.11 -$69.03 -1,520.88 $218.77 -$88.77 -$235.89 -$71.08 -208.50 $235.49 -$95.55 -$263.34 -$78.56 -2,534.80 $242.46 -$98.38 -$271.14 -$80.89 -1.57 $1.63 -$1.14 -$3.27 -$0.84 -19.05 $1.68 -$1.17 -$3.36 -$0.87 -1.41 $1.20 -$1.23 -$3.17 -$0.82 -17.09 $1.23 -$1.27 -$3.27 -$0.84 -0.30 $0.32 -$0.22 -$0.67 -$0.16 -3.66 $0.33 -$0.23 -$0.69 -$0.17 -4.89 $3.77 -$2.63 -$8.18 -$2.37 -59.50 $3.88 -$2.70 -$8.42 -$2.44 -1.20 $0.57 -$0.40 -$1.26 -$0.39 -14.59 $0.59 -$0.41 -$1.30 -$0.40 -0.24 $0.35 -$0.25 -$0.68 -$0.15 -2.95 $0.37 -$0.25 -$0.70 -$0.15 -3.99 $3.00 -$2.09 -$5.76 -$2.09 -48.49 $3.09 -$2.15 -$5.93 -$2.15 -1.80 $1.19 -$0.83 -$2.26 -$0.80 -21.94 $1.23 -$0.85 -$2.33 -$0.82 -8.62 $36.62 -$6.08 -$17.41 -$4.75 -104.79 $37.71 -$6.26 -$17.92 -$4.89 -3.07 $11.45 -$1.90 -$5.86 -$1.54 -37.29 $11.79 -$1.96 -$6.04 -$1.58 -16.82 $90.35 -$15.01 -$42.33 -$9.41 -204.47 $93.02 -$15.45 -$43.59 -$9.69

Rate Impact on Bsns Sctrs-w Es 9 of 60

### Electricity Consumption and Multiplier Analysis, by Business Sector, using Supply and Demand Elasticity used to develop allocation factors for distributing business sector rate effect across economic sectors

RIMS # 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 Total Employment

Effect-523.61 -178.33 -252.28 -870.14 -351.66 -418.13 -1,828.14 -1,214.57 -481.93 -565.54 -160.43 -589.88 -567.37 -239.31 -185.66 -546.20 -230.90 -50.52 -458.27 -234.19 -320.49 -2,631.51 -780.27 -1,565.90 -2,609.83 -19.61 -17.60 -3.77 -61.26 -15.02 -3.03 -49.92 -22.59 -107.89 -38.40 -210.52

Rate Impact on Bsns Sctrs-w Es 10 of 60RIMS # RIMS Sector Estimated Electricity Consumption Intensity (kWh/$mm, $2009) 2007 ValueAdded, National ($mm, $2009) Estimated Electricity

Consumption (mm kWh) Rate Effect

Allocation Factors 40 Commercial Information and data processing services 122,563 63,766 7,815 0.7% 41 Commercial Federal Reserve banks, credit intermediation and related services 122,563 521,287 63,891 5.8% 42 Commercial Securities, commodity contracts, investments 122,563 245,451 30,083 2.7% 43 Commercial Insurance carriers and related activities 122,563 343,632 42,117 3.8% 44 Commercial Funds, trusts, and other financial vehicles 122,563 17,569 2,153 0.2% 45 Commercial Real estate 122,563 1,639,615 200,956 18.2% 46 Commercial Rental and leasing services and lessors of intangible assets 122,563 137,763 16,885 1.5% 47 Commercial Professional, scientific, and technical services 122,563 1,041,541 127,655 11.6% 48 Commercial Management of companies and enterprises 122,563 280,383 34,365 3.1% 49 Commercial Administrative and support services 122,563 393,962 48,285 4.4% 50 Commercial Waste management and remediation services 122,563 35,035 4,294 0.4% 51 Commercial Educational services 122,563 133,836 16,403 1.5% 52 Commercial Ambulatory health care services 122,563 514,776 63,093 5.7% 53 Commercial Hospitals and nursing and residential care facilities 122,563 386,211 47,335 4.3% 54 Commercial Social assistance 122,563 88,569 10,855 1.0% 55 Commercial Performing arts, museums, and related activities 122,563 63,869 7,828 0.7% 56 Commercial Amusements, gambling, and recreation 122,563 74,411 9,120 0.8% 57 Commercial Accommodation 122,563 124,948 15,314 1.4% 58 Commercial Food services and drinking places 122,563 267,258 32,756 3.0% 59 Commercial Other services 122,563 326,166 39,976 3.6% Total Total Electricity Consumption

Commercial 1,102,683 Industrial 1,103,286 Transportation 7,562

Rate Impact on Bsns Sctrs-w Es 11 of 60RIMS # 3 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 Price

Elasticity, Demand Price

Elasticity, Supply Baseline

value of shipments $mm, $2009 Output

Multiplier Earnings

Multiplier Employment

Multiplier Rate Increase Decrease in Demand Total Output

Effect Total Earnings

Effect -0.18 2.15 73,696 2.9251 0.7605 17.5864 $1.34 -$0.22 -$0.65 -$0.17 -0.56 2.15 46,472 2.2379 0.618 13.2187 $10.95 -$4.86 -$10.89 -$3.01 -0.56 2.15 653,177 3.3335 1.1312 21.8999 $5.15 -$2.29 -$7.64 -$2.59 -0.56 2.15 1,692,222 3.1602 0.88 18.8003 $7.22 -$3.21 -$10.13 -$2.82 -0.56 2.15 #N/A 3.9023 1.1441 22.047 $0.37 -$0.21 -$0.81 -$0.24 -0.55 2.15 356,083 1.9456 0.3263 9.7465 $34.43 -$15.08 -$29.35 -$4.92 -0.55 2.15 130,810 2.946 0.7159 17.9841 $2.89 -$1.27 -$3.73 -$0.91 -0.37 2.15 1,389,783 3.044 1.027 22.5074 $21.87 -$6.91 -$21.02 -$7.09 -0.50 2.15 #N/A 3.0088 0.9572 18.5948 $5.89 -$2.94 -$8.86 -$2.82 -1.00 2.15 582,116 2.9508 0.9508 30.7248 $8.27 -$5.65 -$16.67 -$5.37 -1.00 2.15 75,856 2.9095 0.7806 18.367 $0.74 -$0.50 -$1.46 -$0.39 -1.10 2.15 48,823 3.1209 1.0328 32.7968 $2.81 -$2.05 -$6.39 -$2.11 -0.36 2.15 715,309 2.9776 1.0231 23.7098 $10.81 -$3.33 -$9.93 -$3.41 -0.36 2.15 737,156 3.2177 1.0531 27.2508 $8.11 -$2.50 -$8.05 -$2.63 -0.36 2.15 127,992 3.0776 1.0114 41.7311 $1.86 -$0.57 -$1.77 -$0.58 -0.69 2.15 78,979 2.9641 1.0295 35.6989 $1.34 -$0.70 -$2.08 -$0.72 -0.69 2.15 102,639 2.7181 0.7919 29.2845 $1.56 -$0.82 -$2.22 -$0.65 -2.27 2.15 186,072 2.7267 0.7758 23.3633 $2.62 -$2.90 -$7.91 -$2.25 -2.27 2.15 447,399 3.0521 0.8195 33.8903 $5.61 -$6.20 -$18.93 -$5.08 -0.40 2.15 147,967 3.0651 0.8881 27.0131 $6.85 -$2.31 -$7.08 -$2.05 $318.54 -$154.23 -$433.39 -$114.70

Rate Impact on Bsns Sctrs-w Es 12 of 60RIMS # 3 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 Total Employment

Effect Rate Increase Decrease in Demand Total Output

Effect Total Earnings

Effect Total Employment

Effect Rate Increase Decrease in Demand Total Output

Effect Total Earnings

Effect -3.91 $16.28 -$2.70 -$7.91 -$2.06 -47.56 $16.76 -$2.78 -$8.14 -$2.12 -64.31 $133.09 -$59.14 -$132.36 -$36.55 -781.81 $137.03 -$60.89 -$136.28 -$37.63 -50.16 $62.67 -$27.85 -$92.83 -$31.50 -609.88 $64.52 -$28.67 -$95.58 -$32.43 -60.29 $87.73 -$38.99 -$123.21 -$34.31 -732.98 $90.33 -$40.14 -$126.86 -$35.32 -4.56 $4.49 -$2.51 -$9.80 -$2.87 -55.38 $4.62 -$2.59 -$10.09 -$2.96 -147.02 $418.61 -$183.38 -$356.79 -$59.84 -1,787.32 $431.00 -$188.81 -$367.35 -$61.61 -22.79 $35.17 -$15.41 -$45.39 -$11.03 -277.10 $36.21 -$15.86 -$46.74 -$11.36 -155.43 $265.92 -$83.96 -$255.57 -$86.22 -1,889.67 $273.79 -$86.44 -$263.13 -$88.78 -54.74 $71.58 -$35.79 -$107.69 -$34.26 -665.55 $73.70 -$36.85 -$110.88 -$35.27 -173.57 $100.58 -$68.68 -$202.65 -$65.30 -2,110.12 $103.56 -$70.71 -$208.65 -$67.23 -9.23 $8.94 -$6.11 -$17.77 -$4.77 -112.18 $9.21 -$6.29 -$18.30 -$4.91 -67.11 $34.17 -$24.88 -$77.63 -$25.69 -815.82 $35.18 -$25.61 -$79.93 -$26.45 -79.05 $131.43 -$40.53 -$120.70 -$41.47 -961.07 $135.32 -$41.73 -$124.27 -$42.70 -68.17 $98.60 -$30.41 -$97.85 -$32.03 -828.73 $101.52 -$31.31 -$100.75 -$32.97 -23.94 $22.61 -$6.97 -$21.46 -$7.05 -291.04 $23.28 -$7.18 -$22.10 -$7.26 -25.02 $16.31 -$8.52 -$25.26 -$8.77 -304.17 $16.79 -$8.77 -$26.00 -$9.03 -23.91 $19.00 -$9.93 -$26.98 -$7.86 -290.69 $19.56 -$10.22 -$27.78 -$8.09 -67.73 $31.90 -$35.25 -$96.10 -$27.34 -823.46 $32.84 -$36.29 -$98.95 -$28.15 -210.16 $68.23 -$75.39 -$230.10 -$61.78 -2,554.97 $70.25 -$77.62 -$236.91 -$63.61 -62.41 $83.27 -$28.09 -$86.10 -$24.95 -758.79 $85.74 -$28.92 -$88.65 -$25.68 -2,843.85 $3,872.61 -$1,875.08 -$5,268.89 -$1,394.44 -34,573.88 $3,987.24 -$1,930.58 -$5,424.85 -$1,435.71

Rate Impact on Bsns Sctrs-w Es 13 of 60RIMS # 3 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 Total Employment

Effect
-48.97 -804.95 -627.93 -754.68 -57.02 -1,840.23 -285.30 -1,945.61 -685.25 -2,172.58 -115.50 -839.97 -989.52 -853.26 -299.66 -313.17 -299.30 -847.83 -2,630.59 -781.25 -35,597.25

Rate Impact on Bsns Sctrs-w Es 14 of 60

## Electricity Consumption and Multiplier Analysis, by Business Sector, using Demand Elasticity only

used to develop allocation factors for distributing business sector rate effect across economic sectors Industrial Commercial

RIMS # RIMS Sector Estimated Electricity Consumption Intensity (kWh/$mm, $2009) 2007 ValueAdded, National ($mm, $2009) Estimated Electricity

Consumption (mm kWh) Rate Effect

Allocation Factors Price

Elasticity, Demand 3 Industrial Oil and gas extraction 498,865 170,214 84,914 7.7% -0.50 4 Industrial Mining, except oil and gas 498,865 46,817 23,355 2.1% -0.50 5 Industrial Support activities for mining 498,865 67,176 33,512 3.0% -0.50 7 Industrial Construction 101,298 631,249 63,944 5.8% -0.45 8 Industrial Wood product manufacturing 561,952 32,451 18,236 1.7% -0.78 9 Industrial Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing 732,935 56,221 41,207 3.7% -0.50 10 Industrial Primary metal manufacturing 2,644,450 64,489 170,538 15.5% -1.00 11 Industrial Fabricated metal product manufacturing 365,051 145,101 52,969 4.8% -1.52 12 Industrial Machinery manufacturing 213,070 129,908 27,680 2.5% -1.08 13 Industrial Computer and electronic product manufacturing 166,909 151,198 25,236 2.3% -1.43 14 Industrial Electrical equipment and appliance manufacturing 227,764 60,355 13,747 1.2% -0.64 15 Industrial Motor vehicle, body, trailer, and parts manufacturing 319,250 101,798 32,499 2.9% -1.17 16 Industrial Other transportation equipment manufacturing 319,250 99,317 31,707 2.9% -1.17 17 Industrial Furniture and related product manufacturing 194,575 36,585 7,119 0.6% -1.26 18 Industrial Miscellaneous manufacturing 146,917 75,444 11,084 1.0% -0.85 19 Industrial Food, beverage, and tobacco product manufacturing 394,244 180,549 71,180 6.5% -0.30 20 Industrial Textile and textile product mills 1,140,472 20,463 23,337 2.1% -0.40 21 Industrial Apparel, leather, and allied product manufacturing 156,887 16,639 2,610 0.2% -0.70 22 Industrial Paper manufacturing 1,038,235 52,397 54,401 4.9% -0.63 23 Industrial Printing and related support activities 271,903 49,504 13,460 1.2% -0.76 24 Industrial Petroleum and coal products manufacturing 925,026 72,757 67,302 6.1% -0.60 25 Industrial Chemical manufacturing 724,670 257,543 186,634 16.9% -0.89 26 Industrial Plastics and rubber products manufacturing 681,336 68,416 46,614 4.2% -1.05 27 Commercial Wholesale trade 122,563 832,261 102,005 9.3% -0.50 28 Commercial Retail trade 122,563 922,381 113,050 10.3% -0.50 29 TransportationAir transportation 17,972 57,048 1,025 13.6% -1.03 30 Transportation Rail transportation 17,972 41,856 752 9.9% -1.03 31 Transportation Water transportation 17,972 11,058 199 2.6% -1.03 32 Transportation Truck transportation 17,972 131,872 2,370 31.3% -1.03 33 Transportation Transit and ground passenger transportation 17,972 19,946 358 4.7% -1.03 34 Transportation Pipeline transportation 17,972 12,402 223 2.9% -1.03 35 Transportation Other transportation and support activities 17,972 104,898 1,885 24.9% -1.03 36 Transportation Warehousing and storage 17,972 41,649 749 9.9% -1.03 37 Commercial Publishing including software 122,563 143,447 17,581 1.6% -0.18 38 Commercial Motion picture and sound recording industries 122,563 44,853 5,497 0.5% -0.18 39 Commercial Broadcasting and telecommunications 122,563 353,863 43,371 3.9% -0.18

Rate Impact, Bsns Sctrs-No Es 15 of 60

## Electricity Consumption and Multiplier Analysis, by Business Sector, using Demand Elasticity only

used to develop allocation factors for distributing business sector rate effect across economic sectors

RIMS # 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 Transportation Option 1 ($mm, $2009) Option 2 ($mm, $2009)

Output Multiplier Earnings

Multiplier Employment

Multiplier Rate Increase Decrease in Demand Total Output

Effect Total Earnings

Effect Total Employment

Effect Rate Increase Decrease in Demand Total Output

Effect 2.3938 0.6109 10.4152 $9.90 -$4.95 -$11.85 -$3.02 -51.55 $120.34 -$60.17 -$144.04 2.4986 0.6588 12.8966 $2.72 -$1.36 -$3.40 -$0.90 -17.56 $33.10 -$16.55 -$41.35 2.58 0.6103 12.7149 $3.91 -$1.95 -$5.04 -$1.19 -24.84 $47.49 -$23.75 -$61.27 3.2336 1.0036 25.0564 $7.45 -$3.35 -$10.85 -$3.37 -84.05 $90.62 -$40.78 -$131.87 3.2404 0.8273 23.0824 $2.13 -$1.66 -$5.37 -$1.37 -38.27 $25.84 -$20.16 -$65.32 2.9695 0.7656 17.1388 $4.80 -$2.40 -$7.13 -$1.84 -41.16 $58.40 -$29.20 -$86.71 2.6691 0.5847 12.4519 $19.88 -$19.88 -$53.06 -$11.62 -247.54 $241.69 -$241.69 -$645.09 2.969 0.769 17.6386 $6.17 -$9.39 -$27.87 -$7.22 -165.55 $75.07 -$114.10 -$338.78 2.9793 0.7707 16.5915 $3.23 -$3.48 -$10.38 -$2.69 -57.82 $39.23 -$42.37 -$126.22 3.1256 0.906 17.8745 $2.94 -$4.21 -$13.15 -$3.81 -75.20 $35.77 -$51.14 -$159.86 2.9564 0.7482 16.2123 $1.60 -$1.03 -$3.03 -$0.77 -16.63 $19.48 -$12.47 -$36.86 3.301 0.7614 16.4103 $3.79 -$4.43 -$14.63 -$3.37 -72.74 $46.06 -$53.89 -$177.88 2.8854 0.823 16.1784 $3.70 -$4.32 -$12.48 -$3.56 -69.96 $44.94 -$52.57 -$151.70 3.1713 0.8371 21.6889 $0.83 -$1.05 -$3.32 -$0.88 -22.68 $10.09 -$12.71 -$40.31 3.0937 0.9009 18.8377 $1.29 -$1.10 -$3.40 -$0.99 -20.69 $15.71 -$13.35 -$41.31 3.4481 0.7671 19.9725 $8.30 -$2.49 -$8.58 -$1.91 -49.72 $100.88 -$30.26 -$104.35 3.343 0.8107 20.1015 $2.72 -$1.09 -$3.64 -$0.88 -21.87 $33.07 -$13.23 -$44.23 3.1 0.9217 25.11 $0.30 -$0.21 -$0.66 -$0.20 -5.35 $3.70 -$2.59 -$8.03 3.0814 0.7211 16.4012 $6.34 -$4.00 -$12.31 -$2.88 -65.53 $77.10 -$48.57 -$149.67 3.1434 0.9034 21.2284 $1.57 -$1.19 -$3.75 -$1.08 -25.31 $19.08 -$14.50 -$45.57 2.286 0.4541 7.9432 $7.85 -$4.71 -$10.76 -$2.14 -37.39 $95.38 -$57.23 -$130.83 2.9782 0.6642 13.2655 $21.76 -$19.36 -$57.67 -$12.86 -256.86 $264.50 -$235.41 -$701.08 3.0766 0.7114 16.2544 $5.43 -$5.71 -$17.55 -$4.06 -92.74 $66.06 -$69.37 -$213.41 2.6574 0.8007 17.6403 $17.48 -$8.74 -$23.22 -$7.00 -154.16 $212.48 -$106.24 -$282.33 2.756 0.8222 26.528 $19.37 -$9.69 -$26.69 -$7.96 -256.93 $235.49 -$117.75 -$324.51 2.8732 0.7431 16.7626 $0.13 -$0.14 -$0.40 -$0.10 -2.32 $1.63 -$1.68 -$4.83 2.5722 0.662 13.8662 $0.10 -$0.10 -$0.26 -$0.07 -1.41 $1.20 -$1.23 -$3.17 3.0436 0.7356 16.6074 $0.03 -$0.03 -$0.08 -$0.02 -0.44 $0.32 -$0.33 -$0.99 3.1126 0.9011 22.6462 $0.31 -$0.32 -$0.99 -$0.29 -7.24 $3.77 -$3.88 -$12.09 3.1739 0.9888 36.7137 $0.05 -$0.05 -$0.15 -$0.05 -1.77 $0.57 -$0.59 -$1.86 2.7536 0.5933 11.9286 $0.03 -$0.03 -$0.08 -$0.02 -0.36 $0.35 -$0.37 -$1.01 2.7563 0.9986 23.201 $0.25 -$0.25 -$0.70 -$0.25 -5.90 $3.00 -$3.09 -$8.52 2.7267 0.9646 26.442 $0.10 -$0.10 -$0.28 -$0.10 -2.67 $1.19 -$1.23 -$3.35 2.8614 0.7811 17.225 $3.01 -$0.54 -$1.55 -$0.42 -9.34 $36.62 -$6.59 -$18.86 3.0828 0.8091 19.6059 $0.94 -$0.17 -$0.52 -$0.14 -3.32 $11.45 -$2.06 -$6.35 2.8208 0.627 13.6246 $7.43 -$1.34 -$3.77 -$0.84 -18.22 $90.35 -$16.26 -$45.87

Rate Impact, Bsns Sctrs-No Es 16 of 60

## Electricity Consumption and Multiplier Analysis, by Business Sector, using Demand Elasticity only

used to develop allocation factors for distributing business sector rate effect across economic sectors

RIMS # 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 Option 2 ($mm, $2009) Option 3 ($mm, $2009)

Total Earnings Effect Total Employment

Effect Rate Increase Decrease in Demand Total Output

Effect Total Earnings

Effect Total Employment

Effect -$36.76 -626.69 $123.90 -$61.95 -$148.30 -$37.85 -645.24 -$10.90 -213.43 $34.08 -$17.04 -$42.57 -$11.23 -219.75 -$14.49 -301.94 $48.90 -$24.45 -$63.08 -$14.92 -310.87 -$40.93 -1,021.80 $93.30 -$41.99 -$135.77 -$42.14 -1,052.05 -$16.68 -465.31 $26.61 -$20.76 -$67.26 -$17.17 -479.08 -$22.35 -500.44 $60.13 -$30.06 -$89.27 -$23.02 -515.25 -$141.32 -3,009.49 $248.84 -$248.84 -$664.19 -$145.50 -3,098.57 -$87.75 -2,012.64 $77.29 -$117.48 -$348.80 -$90.34 -2,072.21 -$32.65 -702.92 $40.39 -$43.62 -$129.96 -$33.62 -723.72 -$46.34 -914.18 $36.82 -$52.66 -$164.59 -$47.71 -941.24 -$9.33 -202.14 $20.06 -$12.84 -$37.95 -$9.61 -208.13 -$41.03 -884.31 $47.42 -$55.48 -$183.15 -$42.24 -910.49 -$43.27 -850.58 $46.27 -$54.13 -$156.19 -$44.55 -875.75 -$10.64 -275.70 $10.39 -$13.09 -$41.51 -$10.96 -283.86 -$12.03 -251.52 $16.17 -$13.75 -$42.53 -$12.39 -258.97 -$23.21 -604.43 $103.86 -$31.16 -$107.44 -$23.90 -622.32 -$10.73 -265.94 $34.05 -$13.62 -$45.54 -$11.04 -273.81 -$2.39 -65.03 $3.81 -$2.67 -$8.27 -$2.46 -66.95 -$35.02 -796.63 $79.38 -$50.01 -$154.10 -$36.06 -820.21 -$13.10 -307.76 $19.64 -$14.93 -$46.92 -$13.48 -316.87 -$25.99 -454.58 $98.20 -$58.92 -$134.70 -$26.76 -468.04 -$156.36 -3,122.77 $272.33 -$242.37 -$721.84 -$160.98 -3,215.20 -$49.35 -1,127.50 $68.02 -$71.42 -$219.73 -$50.81 -1,160.87 -$85.07 -1,874.15 $218.77 -$109.39 -$290.69 -$87.59 -1,929.62 -$96.81 -3,123.58 $242.46 -$121.23 -$334.12 -$99.68 -3,216.04 -$1.25 -28.17 $1.68 -$1.73 -$4.97 -$1.29 -29.00 -$0.82 -17.09 $1.23 -$1.27 -$3.27 -$0.84 -17.60 -$0.24 -5.41 $0.33 -$0.34 -$1.02 -$0.25 -5.57 -$3.50 -87.96 $3.88 -$4.00 -$12.45 -$3.60 -90.57 -$0.58 -21.57 $0.59 -$0.60 -$1.92 -$0.60 -22.21 -$0.22 -4.36 $0.37 -$0.38 -$1.04 -$0.22 -4.49 -$3.09 -71.68 $3.09 -$3.18 -$8.77 -$3.18 -73.81 -$1.18 -32.44 $1.23 -$1.26 -$3.44 -$1.22 -33.40 -$5.15 -113.55 $37.71 -$6.79 -$19.42 -$5.30 -116.91 -$1.67 -40.41 $11.79 -$2.12 -$6.54 -$1.72 -41.61 -$10.20 -221.56 $93.02 -$16.74 -$47.23 -$10.50 -228.12

Rate Impact, Bsns Sctrs-No Es 17 of 60

### RIMS # RIMS Sector Estimated Electricity Consumption Intensity (kWh/$mm, $2009) 2007 ValueAdded, National ($mm, $2009) Estimated Electricity

Consumption (mm kWh) Rate Effect

Allocation Factors Price

Elasticity, Demand 40 Commercial Information and data processing services 122,563 63,766 7,815 0.7% -0.18 41 Commercial Federal Reserve banks, credit intermediation and related services 122,563 521,287 63,891 5.8% -0.56 42 Commercial Securities, commodity contracts, investments 122,563 245,451 30,083 2.7% -0.56 43 Commercial Insurance carriers and related activities 122,563 343,632 42,117 3.8% -0.56 44 Commercial Funds, trusts, and other financial vehicles 122,563 17,569 2,153 0.2% -0.56 45 Commercial Real estate 122,563 1,639,615 200,956 18.2% -0.55 46 Commercial Rental and leasing services and lessors of intangible assets 122,563 137,763 16,885 1.5% -0.55 47 Commercial Professional, scientific, and technical services 122,563 1,041,541 127,655 11.6% -0.37 48 Commercial Management of companies and enterprises 122,563 280,383 34,365 3.1% -0.50 49 Commercial Administrative and support services 122,563 393,962 48,285 4.4% -1.00 50 Commercial Waste management and remediation services 122,563 35,035 4,294 0.4% -1.00 51 Commercial Educational services 122,563 133,836 16,403 1.5% -1.10 52 Commercial Ambulatory health care services 122,563 514,776 63,093 5.7% -0.36 53 Commercial Hospitals and nursing and residential care facilities 122,563 386,211 47,335 4.3% -0.36 54 Commercial Social assistance 122,563 88,569 10,855 1.0% -0.36 55 Commercial Performing arts, museums, and related activities 122,563 63,869 7,828 0.7% -0.69 56 Commercial Amusements, gambling, and recreation 122,563 74,411 9,120 0.8% -0.69 57 Commercial Accommodation 122,563 124,948 15,314 1.4% -2.27 58 Commercial Food services and drinking places 122,563 267,258 32,756 3.0% -2.27 59 Commercial Other services 122,563 326,166 39,976 3.6% -0.40 Total Total Electricity Consumption

Commercial 1,102,683 Industrial 1,103,286 Transportation 7,562

Rate Impact, Bsns Sctrs-No Es 18 of 60

### RIMS #

3 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 Output

Multiplier Earnings

Multiplier Employment

Multiplier Rate Increase Decrease in Demand Total Output

Effect Total Earnings

Effect Total Employment

Effect Rate Increase Decrease in Demand Total Output

Effect 2.9251 0.7605 17.5864 $1.34 -$0.24 -$0.71 -$0.18 -4.24 $16.28 -$2.93 -$8.57 2.2379 0.618 13.2187 $10.95 -$6.13 -$13.72 -$3.79 -81.04 $133.09 -$74.53 -$166.79 3.3335 1.1312 21.8999 $5.15 -$2.89 -$9.62 -$3.27 -63.22 $62.67 -$35.09 -$116.98 3.1602 0.88 18.8003 $7.22 -$4.04 -$12.77 -$3.56 -75.98 $87.73 -$49.13 -$155.26 3.9023 1.1441 22.047 $0.37 -$0.21 -$0.81 -$0.24 -4.56 $4.49 -$2.51 -$9.80 1.9456 0.3263 9.7465 $34.43 -$18.94 -$36.85 -$6.18 -184.58 $418.61 -$230.24 -$447.95 2.946 0.7159 17.9841 $2.89 -$1.59 -$4.69 -$1.14 -28.62 $35.17 -$19.34 -$56.99 3.044 1.027 22.5074 $21.87 -$8.09 -$24.63 -$8.31 -182.15 $265.92 -$98.39 -$299.50 3.0088 0.9572 18.5948 $5.89 -$2.94 -$8.86 -$2.82 -54.74 $71.58 -$35.79 -$107.69 2.9508 0.9508 30.7248 $8.27 -$8.27 -$24.41 -$7.87 -254.20 $100.58 -$100.58 -$296.80 2.9095 0.7806 18.367 $0.74 -$0.74 -$2.14 -$0.57 -13.51 $8.94 -$8.94 -$26.02 3.1209 1.0328 32.7968 $2.81 -$3.09 -$9.65 -$3.19 -101.40 $34.17 -$37.59 -$117.30 2.9776 1.0231 23.7098 $10.81 -$3.89 -$11.59 -$3.98 -92.27 $131.43 -$47.31 -$140.88 3.2177 1.0531 27.2508 $8.11 -$2.92 -$9.40 -$3.07 -79.57 $98.60 -$35.50 -$114.22 3.0776 1.0114 41.7311 $1.86 -$0.67 -$2.06 -$0.68 -27.94 $22.61 -$8.14 -$25.05 2.9641 1.0295 35.6989 $1.34 -$0.93 -$2.74 -$0.95 -33.04 $16.31 -$11.25 -$33.35 2.7181 0.7919 29.2845 $1.56 -$1.08 -$2.93 -$0.85 -31.58 $19.00 -$13.11 -$35.63 2.7267 0.7758 23.3633 $2.62 -$5.96 -$16.24 -$4.62 -139.16 $31.90 -$72.41 -$197.45 3.0521 0.8195 33.8903 $5.61 -$12.74 -$38.88 -$10.44 -431.78 $68.23 -$154.89 -$472.74 3.0651 0.8881 27.0131 $6.85 -$2.74 -$8.40 -$2.43 -74.01 $83.27 -$33.31 -$102.10 $318.54 -$212.90 -$599.68 -$158.00 -3,982.64 $3,872.61 -$2,588.35 -$7,290.55

Rate Impact, Bsns Sctrs-No Es 19 of 60

### RIMS #

3 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 Total Earnings

Effect Total Employment

Effect Rate Increase Decrease in Demand Total Output

Effect Total Earnings

Effect Total Employment

Effect -$2.23 -51.54 $16.76 -$3.02 -$8.83 -$2.29 -53.06 -$46.06 -985.20 $137.03 -$76.74 -$171.73 -$47.42 -1,014.36 -$39.70 -768.54 $64.52 -$36.13 -$120.45 -$40.87 -791.28 -$43.23 -923.67 $90.33 -$50.58 -$159.86 -$44.51 -951.01 -$2.87 -55.38 $4.62 -$2.59 -$10.09 -$2.96 -57.02 -$75.13 -2,243.99 $431.00 -$237.05 -$461.21 -$77.35 -2,310.42 -$13.85 -347.90 $36.21 -$19.92 -$58.68 -$14.26 -358.20 -$101.05 -2,214.48 $273.79 -$101.30 -$308.36 -$104.04 -2,280.03 -$34.26 -665.55 $73.70 -$36.85 -$110.88 -$35.27 -685.25 -$95.63 -3,090.38 $103.56 -$103.56 -$305.58 -$98.46 -3,181.86 -$6.98 -164.29 $9.21 -$9.21 -$26.80 -$7.19 -169.15 -$38.82 -1,232.72 $35.18 -$38.70 -$120.78 -$39.97 -1,269.21 -$48.41 -1,121.80 $135.32 -$48.71 -$145.05 -$49.84 -1,155.01 -$37.38 -967.33 $101.52 -$36.55 -$117.60 -$38.49 -995.96 -$8.23 -339.71 $23.28 -$8.38 -$25.79 -$8.48 -349.77 -$11.58 -401.66 $16.79 -$11.58 -$34.34 -$11.93 -413.55 -$10.38 -383.87 $19.56 -$13.50 -$36.68 -$10.69 -395.24 -$56.18 -1,691.83 $32.84 -$74.56 -$203.30 -$57.84 -1,741.91 -$126.93 -5,249.29 $70.25 -$159.48 -$486.73 -$130.69 -5,404.66 -$29.58 -899.79 $85.74 -$34.30 -$105.12 -$30.46 -926.42 -$1,920.86 -48,418.60 $3,987.24 -$2,664.96 -$7,506.35 -$1,977.71 -49,851.77

Rate Impact, Bsns Sctrs-No Es 20 of 60

## Price Elasticity of Demand, By Rate Impact Sector

Demand Elasticity Supply

Elasticity RIMS

Sector RIMS Sector Elasticity of Demand Elasticity of

Supply Commercial Sectors 3 Oil and gas extraction -0.50 2.15 Wholesale trade -0.50 2.15 4 Mining, except oil and gas -0.50 2.15 Retail trade -0.50 2.15 5 Support activities for mining -0.50 2.15 Information -0.18 2.15 7 Construction -0.45 2.15 Finance and insurance -0.56 2.15 8 Wood product manufacturing -0.78 2.15 Real estate and rental and leasing -0.55 2.15 9 Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing -0.50 2.15 Professional and technical services -0.37 2.15 10 Primary metal manufacturing -1.00 1.44 Management of companies and enterprises -0.50 2.15 11 Fabricated metal product manufacturing -1.52 2.15 Administrative and waste services -1.00 2.15 12 Machinery manufacturing -1.08 2.15 Educational services -1.10 2.15 13 Computer and electronic product manufacturing -1.43 2.15 Health care and social assistance -0.36 2.15 14 Electrical equipment and appliance manufacturing -0.64 2.15 Arts, entertainment, and recreation -0.69 2.15 15 Motor vehicle, body, trailer, and parts manufacturing -1.17 2.15 Accommodation and food services -2.27 2.15 16 Other transportation equipment manufacturing -1.17 2.15 Other services, except government -0.40 2.15 17 Furniture and related product manufacturing -1.26 6.77 Government -0.10 2.15 18 Miscellaneous manufacturing -0.85 2.15 Total Commercial 19 Food, beverage, and tobacco product manufacturing -0.30 2.15 20 Textile and textile product mills -0.40 2.15 Manufacturing Sectors 21 Apparel, leather, and allied product manufacturing -0.70 2.15 Food & Beverage and Tobacco Products -0.30 2.15 22 Paper manufacturing -0.63 0.80 Textile Mills & Textile Product Mills -0.40 2.15 23 Printing and related support activities -0.76 2.15 Apparel & Leather and Allied Products -0.70 2.15 24 Petroleum and coal products manufacturing -0.60 1.30 Wood Products -0.78 6.77 25 Chemical manufacturing -0.89 4.01 Paper -0.63 0.80 26 Plastics and rubber products manufacturing -1.05 2.15 Printing and Related Support -0.76 2.15 27 Wholesale trade -0.50 2.15 Petroleum and Coal Products -0.60 1.30 28 Retail trade -0.50 2.15 Chemicals -0.89 4.01 29 Air transportation -1.03 2.15 Plastics and Rubber Products -1.05 4.01 30 Rail transportation -1.03 2.15 Nonmetallic Mineral Products -0.50 2.15 31 Water transportation -1.03 2.15 Primary Metals -1.00 1.44 32 Truck transportation -1.03 2.15 Fabricated Metal Products -1.52 2.15 33 Transit and ground passenger transportation -1.03 2.15 Machinery -1.08 2.15 34 Pipeline transportation -1.03 2.15 Computer and Electronic Products -1.43 2.15 35 Other transportation and support activities -1.03 2.15 Electrical Equip., Appliances, and Components -0.64 2.15 36 Warehousing and storage -1.03 2.15 Transportation Equipment -1.17 2.15 37 Publishing including software -0.18 2.15 Furniture and Related Products -1.26 2.15 38 Motion picture and sound recording industries -0.18 2.15 Miscellaneous -0.85 2.15 39 Broadcasting and telecommunications -0.18 2.15 Total Manufacturing 40 Information and data processing services -0.18 2.15 41 Federal Reserve banks, credit intermediation and related services -0.56 2.15 Construction -0.45 2.15 42 Securities, commodity contracts, investments -0.56 2.15 43 Insurance carriers and related activities -0.56 2.15

Elasticity Vls by Sector 21 of 60

### Demand Elasticity Supply

Elasticity RIMS

Sector RIMS Sector Elasticity of Demand Elasticity of

Supply Mining -0.50 2.15 44 Funds, trusts, and other financial vehicles -0.56 2.15 45 Real estate -0.55 2.15 Transportation -1.03 2.15 46 Rental and leasing services and lessors of intangible assets -0.55 2.15 47 Professional, scientific, and technical services -0.37 2.15 48 Management of companies and enterprises -0.50 2.15 49 Administrative and support services -1.00 2.15 50 Waste management and remediation services -1.00 2.15 51 Educational services -1.10 2.15 52 Ambulatory health care services -0.36 2.15 53 Hospitals and nursing and residential care facilities -0.36 2.15 54 Social assistance -0.36 2.15 55 Performing arts, museums, and related activities -0.69 2.15 56 Amusements, gambling, and recreation -0.69 2.15 57 Accommodation -2.27 2.15 58 Food services and drinking places -2.27 2.15 59 Other services -0.40 2.15

Elasticity Vls by Sector 22 of 60Business Sector Demand Elasticity Notes Sources Commercial Wholesale trade -0.50 Professional Judgment Retail trade -0.50 Professional Judgment

Information -0.18Simple average of reported values for telephone services and newspapers Principles of Economics, McConnell-Brue, 16e, 2004

Finance and insurance -0.56 Parker's Economics Real estate and rental and leasing -0.55 Parker's Economics Professional and technical services -0.37Reported value for legal services Principles of Economics, McConnell-Brue, 16e, 2004 Management of companies and enterprises -0.50 Professional Judgment

Administrative and waste services -1.00Simple average of two reported values in range Economic Analysis of Effluent Limitation Guidelines and Standards for the Centralized Waste Treatment Industry Educational services -1.10 Mackinac Center for Public Policy (ref to other sources)

Health care and social assistance -0.36Simple average of three reported values RAND Health; National Defense Research Institute. The Elasticity of Demand for Health Care: A review of Literature and Its Application to the Military Health System (ref to other studies); Mackinac Center for Public Policy (ref to other sources); Principles of Economics, McConnell-Brue, 16e, 2004

Arts, entertainment, and recreation -0.69Simple average of two reported values The Economics of Art and Culture. James Heilbrun, Charles M. Gray. 2001. (p.99)

Accommodation and food services -2.27Value reported for restaurant meals Principles of Economics, McConnell-Brue, 16e, 2004 Other services, except government -0.40Value reported for automobile repair Principles of Economics, McConnell-Brue, 16e, 2004 Government -0.10 Professional Judgment

Manufacturing Sectors

Food & Beverage and Tobacco Products -0.30Simple average of selected values Principles of Economics, McConnell-Brue, 16e, 2004; The University of Georgia, The Georgia Agricultral Experiment Stations; Consumer Demand for Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in the United States; The World Bank; Welfare Costs of U.S. Quotas on Textiles, Steel, and Autos (ref to other studies)

Textile Mills & Textile Product Mills -0.40 The World Bank; Welfare Costs of U.S. Quotas on Textiles, Steel, and Autos (ref to other studies)

Apparel & Leather and Allied Products -0.70Simple average of values for clothing and shoes Principles of Economics, McConnell-Brue, 16e, 2004

Wood Products -0.78Simple average of paper, furniture, and construction. Professional judgment

Paper -0.63Simple average of three reported values Economic Analysis for the National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Source Category: Pulp and Paper Production; Effluent Limitations Guidelines, Pretreatment Standards, and New Source Performance Standards: Pulp, Paper, and Paperboard Category - Phase 1; Federation of American Scientists, Wood Use: U.S. Competitiveness and Technology - Vol II November 1984 (a footnote on p 71 refering to claculations performed by the Kidder, Peaboody Economics Group)

Printing and Related Support -0.76Simple average of paper and chemicals Professional judgment

Petroleum and Coal Products -0.60Value reported for gasoline Principles of Economics, McConnell-Brue, 16e, 2004

Chemicals -0.89Same value reported by both sources - one for chemicals and one for pharmaceutical products Parker's Economics; AEI-Brookings Joint Center for Regulatory Studies, A costBenefit Analysis of Drug Price Controls in the U.S.

Plastics and Rubber Products -1.05Simple average of short-run and long-run demand elasticity for tires Mackinac Center for Public Policy (ref to other sources)

Nonmetallic Mineral Products -0.50 Professional judgment

Primary Metals -1.00 The World Bank; Welfare Costs of U.S. Quotas on Textiles, Steel, and Autos (ref to other studies)

Fabricated Metal Products -1.52Value for metals reported in Parker's economics Parker's Economics

Machinery -1.08Simple average of fabricated metal products and electrical equipment, appliances category Professional judgment

Computer and Electronic Products -1.43Simple average of two sources Mackinac Center for Public Policy (ref to other sources); Criterion Economics, L.L.C.; The $500 Billion Opportunity: The Potential Economic Benefit of Widespread Diffusion of Broadband Internet Access (the estimate is from another study) Electrical Equip., Appliances, and Components -0.64Simple average of all five sources

Transportation Equipment -1.17Simple average of two sources Principles of Economics, McConnell-Brue, 16e, 2004; The World Bank; Welfare Costs of U.S. Quotas on Textiles, Steel, and Autos (ref to other studies)

Furniture and Related Products -1.26 Parker's Economics Miscellaneous -0.85Simple average of all manufacturing Professional judgment

Construction -0.45Simple average of residential demand elasticity (0.7) and non-res demand elasiticity (0.2) Non-Residential Construction: A Simultaneous Model and Empirical Test of the Demand and Supply of Retail Space (Benjamin, Jud, and Winkler), Journal of Real Estate Research, 1998, vol. 16(1); Residential Construction: HUD, 2006

Mining -0.50 The World Bank; Welfare Costs of U.S. Quotas on Textiles, Steel, and Autos (ref to other studies) Transportation -1.03 Parker's Economics

Demand Elasticity Values 23 of 60ElasticityID ProductName NAICSCode 3d NAICS code SICCode ElasticityEstimate ElasticityType ElasticityCategory 150 Polymers / Resins 325 325 325 282 4.77 Own-Price Supply 164 Secondary Aluminum 331314 331 331 3341 2.33 Own-Price Supply 165 Secondary Lead Smelters 331492 331 331 3341 0.548 Own-Price Supply 175 Petroleum 324110 324 324 2911 0.58 Own-Price Supply 201 Petroleum refining 324110 324 324 2911 1.24 Own-Price Supply 561 Furnace Coke 324199 324 324 0.77 Own-Price Supply 562 Foundry Coke 324199 324 324 2.03 Own-Price Supply 563 Furnace Coke 324199 324 324 2.1 Own-Price Supply 564 Foundry Coke 324199 324 324 1.1 Own-Price Supply 565 Wood furniture -- Household 337 337 337 251 8.825 Own-Price Supply 566 Wood furniture -- Commercial 337 337 337 25 5.878 Own-Price Supply 567 Wood furniture -- Wood Cabinets 337110 337 337 243 5.604 Own-Price Supply

574Market Pulp -- Special Alpha and dissolving woodpulp 322110 322 322 261 0.2009 Own-Price Supply 575 Market Pulp -- Sulfate-bleached 322110 322 322 261 0.1856 Own-Price Supply 576 Market Pulp -- Sulfate-unbleached 322110 322 322 261 0.2674 Own-Price Supply 577 Market Pulp -- Sulfite-bleached 322110 322 322 261 0.232 Own-Price Supply 578 Market Pulp -- Secondary-bleached 322110 322 322 261 0.7641 Own-Price Supply 579 Market Pulp -- Secondary-unbleached 322110 322 322 261 0.8211 Own-Price Supply 580 Paper -- Newsprint 322122 322 322 2621 0.2939 Own-Price Supply 581 Paper -- Uncoated groundwood paper 322122 322 322 2621 0.3304 Own-Price Supply 588 Paper -- Tissue 322121 322 322 2621 0.8156 Own-Price Supply 589 Paper -- Wrapping 322 322 322 2621 1.6309 Own-Price Supply 590 Paper -- Shipping sack 322 322 322 2621 1.2618 Own-Price Supply 591 Paper -- Other bag and sack 322 322 322 2621 1.6309 Own-Price Supply

592Paper -- Other bag and sack paper for conversion 322 322 322 2621 2.2533 Own-Price Supply 593 Paper -- Waxing stock 322 322 322 2621 1.6309 Own-Price Supply 594 Paper -- Other 322 322 322 2621 1.2049 Own-Price Supply 595 Paper -- Specialty packaging 322 322 322 2621 1.6586 Own-Price Supply

596Paper -- Glassine, greaseproof, and vegetable parchment 322 322 322 2621 1.6309 Own-Price Supply 597 Paperboard -- Unbleached kraft 322130 322 322 2631 0.3158 Own-Price Supply 598 Paperboard -- Semichemical paperboard 322130 322 322 2631 0.2757 Own-Price Supply 599 Paperboard -- Recycled paperboard 322130 322 322 2631 0.4928 Own-Price Supply 600 Paperboard -- Wet Machine Board 322130 322 322 2631 0.3545 Own-Price Supply 601 Paperboard -- Construction paper 322130 322 322 2631 0.882 Own-Price Supply 602 Paperboard -- Insulating Board 322130 322 322 2631 0.7406 Own-Price Supply 603 Paperboard -- Linerboard 322130 322 322 2631 1.0139 Own-Price Supply 604 Paperboard -- Folding carton type board 322130 322 322 2631 0.7481 Own-Price Supply 605 Paperboard -- Milk carton board 322130 322 322 2631 0.443 Own-Price Supply 606 Paperboard -- Plate,dish, and tray stock 322130 322 322 2631 0.6807 Own-Price Supply

607Paperboard -- Bleached paperboard for miscellaneous packaging 322130 322 322 2631 0.6807 Own-Price Supply 608 Paperboard -- Other solid bleached board 322130 322 322 2631 0.6807 Own-Price Supply

Supply Elasticity Values 24 of 60ElasticityID 150 164 165 175 201 561 562 563 564 565 566 567

574 575 576 577 578 579 580 581 588 589 590 591

592 593 594 595

596 597 598 599 600 601 602 603 604 605 606

607 608ElasticityCountry CommodityMarketForeignCountry TradeOrigin TradeDestination InputSub1 InputSub2 IncomeType IncomeSpecify US US US US US US US US US US US US

US US US US US US US US US US US US

US US US US

US US US US US US US US US US US

US US

Supply Elasticity Values 25 of 60ElasticityID 150 164 165 175 201 561 562 563 564 565 566 567

574 575 576 577 578 579 580 581 588 589 590 591

592 593 594 595

596 597 598 599 600 601 602 603 604 605 606

607 608 OtherSpecify FunctionalForm LagStructure QuantityMeasure FrequencyofObs DataYear Geography

Log-linear millions of kilograms Yearly 1970-1991 United States Log-linear millions of dollars Yearly 1958-1994 National Log-log tons Yearly 1970-1991 National

Log-linear short tons Annual 1993 United States Log-linear short tons Annual 1993 United States 2000 United States 2000 United States Value of Shipments (million$) Annual 1958-1989 United States Value of Shipments (million$) Annual 1958-1989 United States Value of Shipments (million$) Annual 1958-1989 United States

generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States

generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States

generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States

generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States

Supply Elasticity Values 26 of 60ElasticityID 150 164 165 175 201 561 562 563 564 565 566 567

574 575 576 577 578 579 580 581 588 589 590 591

592 593 594 595

596 597 598 599 600 601 602 603 604 605 606

607 608 TimeSeries CrossSection PanelData MethodDescription ConstantorPoint PointMedian PointMeanPointXthPercentile TRUE FALSE FALSEOLS (Restricted coefficients of inputs for the production function sum to one. TRUE FALSE FALSEUsed a production function approach; Assumed constant returns to scale; Adjusted for first-order serial correlation using Yule-Walker procedure. Constant TRUE FALSE FALSEOLS Constant FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSEmeta analysis FALSE TRUE FALSE Constant FALSE TRUE FALSE Constant FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE

FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE

FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE

FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE

FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE

Supply Elasticity Values 27 of 60ElasticityID 150 164 165 175 201 561 562 563 564 565 566 567

574 575 576 577 578 579 580 581 588 589 590 591

592 593 594 595

596 597 598 599 600 601 602 603 604 605 606

607 608 PointEquation TypeofTest TestStatValue TestStatp_value ConfidenceLevel UpperBound LowerBound

t-test 2.941

6-34 and 6-35 6-34 and 6-35

c-4 to c-8 c-4 to c-8 c-4 to c-8

Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -3.236 0.99 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -1.663 0.99 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -1.303 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -1.865 0.9 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -3.029 0.95 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -3.029 0.95 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -2.292 0.95 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -1.214 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -4.461 0.99 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio 0.28 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio 2.475 0.95 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -1.428

Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -1.87 0.9 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio 0.516 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -2.363 0.95 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -3.135 0.95

Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio 0.541 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -7.535 0.99 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -4.19 0.99 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -7.471 0.99 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio 1.097 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -1.66 0.9 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -0.436 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -0.853 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -3.407 0.99 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -2.527 0.95 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -0.008

Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio 2.302 0.95 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio 0.67

Supply Elasticity Values 28 of 60ElasticityID 150 164 165 175 201 561 562 563 564 565 566 567

574 575 576 577 578 579 580 581 588 589 590 591

592 593 594 595

596 597 598 599 600 601 602 603 604 605 606

607 608 Title DocumentType AuthorEditor Economic Impact Analysis for the Polymers and Resins IV NESHAP - DRAFT EPA Document U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Economic Impact Analysis for the Final Secondary Aluminum Production National Emission Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutants EPA Document Economic Impact Analysis of the Secondary Lead Smelters NESHAP -- Final EPA Document World Oil Price Projections: A Sensativity Analysis Report William Hogman Regulatory Impact Analysis for the Petroleum Refineries NESHAP EPA Document Regulatory Impact Analysis of National Emissions Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for By Product Coke Oven Charging, Door Leaks, and Topside Leaks EPA Document Regulatory Impact Analysis of National Emissions Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for By Product Coke Oven Charging, Door Leaks, and Topside Leaks EPA Document Economic Impact Analysis of Final Integrated Iron and Steel NESHAP EPA Document Economic Impact Analysis of Final Integrated Iron and Steel NESHAP EPA Document Economic Impacts of the NESHAP for the Wood Furniture Industry EPA Document MathTech and E.H. Pechan Economic Impacts of the NESHAP for the Wood Furniture Industry EPA Document MathTech and E.H. Pechan Economic Impacts of the NESHAP for the Wood Furniture Industry EPA Document MathTech and E.H. Pechan

Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document

Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document

Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document

Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document

Supply Elasticity Values 29 of 60ElasticityID 150 164 165 175 201 561 562 563 564 565 566 567

574 575 576 577 578 579 580 581 588 589 590 591

592 593 594 595

596 597 598 599 600 601 602 603 604 605 606

607 608 DocYear DocURL

1995 1999 1994 1989 1995 1992 1992 2002 2002 1994 1994 1994

1993 1993 1993 1993 1993 1993 1993 1993 1993 1993 1993 1993

1993 1993 1993 1993

1993 1993 1993 1993 1993 1993 1993 1993 1993 1993 1993

1993 1993

Supply Elasticity Values 30 of 60ElasticityID ProductName NAICSCode 3d NAICS code SICCode ElasticityEstimate ElasticityType ElasticityCategory 609 Paperboard -- Molded pulp products 322130 322 322 2631 0.2382 Own-Price Supply

610Paper -- Clay coated printing and converted paper 322 322 322 2621 1.653 Own-Price Supply 611 Paper -- Uncoated free sheet 322 322 322 2621 0.3087 Own-Price Supply 612 Paper -- Bleached Bristols 322 322 322 2621 1.2102 Own-Price Supply 613 Paper -- Cotton fiber writing paper 322 322 322 2621 0.1192 Own-Price Supply

615Paper -- Unbleached kraft packaging and industrial converting 322 322 322 2621 0.1858 Own-Price Supply

616Paper -- Special industrial paper, except specialty packaging 322 322 322 2621 0.9965 Own-Price Supply

617Paperboard -- Heavyweight cup and round nested food container 322130 322 322 2631 0.6807 Own-Price Supply 654 DGEBPA (in sealants and adhesives) 325211 325 325 2821 3.76 Own-Price Supply 655 DGEBPA (in coatings and paints) 325211 325 325 2821 3.76 Own-Price Supply 656 Wet strength resin 325211 325 325 2821 3.76 Own-Price Supply 657 Crops 111 111 111 1 0.305 Own-Price Supply 658 Meat Animals 112 112 112 2 0.187 Own-Price Supply 659 Milk-Poultry 112 112 112 2 0.172 Own-Price Supply 660 Other Livestock 112 112 112 2 0.966 Own-Price Supply

Source: http://www.epa.gov/ttnecas1/Elasticity.htm

Elasticity Databank In the absence of an encyclopedic ‘Book of Elasticities’ the Elasticity Databank serves as a searchable database of elasticity parameters across a variety of types (i.e., demand and supply elasticities, substitution elasticities, income elasticities, and trade elasticities) and economic sectors/product markets. A submittal form allows you to provide elasticity estimates for consideration as part of this databank

3d NAICS code RIMS Code El Value

325 25 4.01 331 10 1.44 324 24 1.30 337 17 6.77 322 22 0.80 111 1 0.31 112 1 0.44 2.15 Default Value 2.15 0.79

Supply Elasticity Values 31 of 60ElasticityID 609

610 611 612 613

615

616

617 654 655 656 657 658 659 660

Source: http://www.epa.gov/ttnecas1/Elasticity.htm

Elasticity Databank In the absence of an encyclopedic ‘Book of Elasticities’ the Elasticity Databank serves as a searchable database of elasticity parameters across a variety of types (i.e., demand and supply elasticities, substitution elasticities, income elasticities, and trade elasticities) and economic sectors/product markets. A submittal form allows you to provide elasticity estimates for consideration as part of this databank

ElasticityCountry CommodityMarketForeignCountry TradeOrigin TradeDestination InputSub1 InputSub2 IncomeType IncomeSpecify US

US US US US

US

US

US US US US US US US US

In the absence of an encyclopedic ‘Book of Elasticities’ the Elasticity Databank serves as a searchable database of elasticity parameters across a variety of types (i.e., demand and supply elasticities, substitution elasticities, income elasticities, and trade elasticities) and economic sectors/product markets. A submittal form allows you to provide elasticity estimates for consideration as part of this databank

Supply Elasticity Values 32 of 60ElasticityID 609

610 611 612 613

615

616

617 654 655 656 657 658 659 660

Source: http://www.epa.gov/ttnecas1/Elasticity.htm

Elasticity Databank In the absence of an encyclopedic ‘Book of Elasticities’ the Elasticity Databank serves as a searchable database of elasticity parameters across a variety of types (i.e., demand and supply elasticities, substitution elasticities, income elasticities, and trade elasticities) and economic sectors/product markets. A submittal form allows you to provide elasticity estimates for consideration as part of this databank

OtherSpecify FunctionalForm LagStructure QuantityMeasure FrequencyofObs DataYear Geography

generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States

generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States

generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States

generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States

generalized leontief off-machine tons Annual 1985;1988-1989United States Log-linear millions of kilograms Annual 1958-1989 United States Log-linear millions of kilograms Annual 1958-1989 United States Log-linear millions of kilograms Annual 1958-1989 United States 1950-1986 Illinois 1950-1986 Illinois 1950-1986 Illinois 1950-1986 Illinois

In the absence of an encyclopedic ‘Book of Elasticities’ the Elasticity Databank serves as a searchable database of elasticity parameters across a variety of types (i.e., demand and supply elasticities, substitution elasticities, income elasticities, and trade elasticities) and economic sectors/product markets.A submittal form allows you to provide elasticity estimates for consideration as part of this databank

Supply Elasticity Values 33 of 60ElasticityID 609

610 611 612 613

615

616

617 654 655 656 657 658 659 660

Source: http://www.epa.gov/ttnecas1/Elasticity.htm

Elasticity Databank In the absence of an encyclopedic ‘Book of Elasticities’ the Elasticity Databank serves as a searchable database of elasticity parameters across a variety of types (i.e., demand and supply elasticities, substitution elasticities, income elasticities, and trade elasticities) and economic sectors/product markets. A submittal form allows you to provide elasticity estimates for consideration as part of this databank

TimeSeries CrossSection PanelData MethodDescription ConstantorPoint PointMedian PointMeanPointXthPercentile FALSE FALSE TRUE

FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE

FALSE FALSE TRUE

FALSE FALSE TRUE

FALSE FALSE TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE

Supply Elasticity Values 34 of 60ElasticityID 609

610 611 612 613

615

616

617 654 655 656 657 658 659 660

Source: http://www.epa.gov/ttnecas1/Elasticity.htm

Elasticity Databank In the absence of an encyclopedic ‘Book of Elasticities’ the Elasticity Databank serves as a searchable database of elasticity parameters across a variety of types (i.e., demand and supply elasticities, substitution elasticities, income elasticities, and trade elasticities) and economic sectors/product markets. A submittal form allows you to provide elasticity estimates for consideration as part of this databank

PointEquation TypeofTest TestStatValue TestStatp_value ConfidenceLevel UpperBound LowerBound Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -1.132

Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -4.832 0.99 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -4.539 0.99 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -3.518 0.99 Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -0.472

Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -2.124 0.95

Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio -3.143 0.99

Discussion can be found on pages A:56-A:69

t-test of price ratio 0.506 9-87 and 9-88 9-87 and 9-88 9-87 and 9-88 234-236 234-236 234-236 234-236

Supply Elasticity Values 35 of 60ElasticityID 609

610 611 612 613

615

616

617 654 655 656 657 658 659 660

Source: http://www.epa.gov/ttnecas1/Elasticity.htm

Elasticity Databank In the absence of an encyclopedic ‘Book of Elasticities’ the Elasticity Databank serves as a searchable database of elasticity parameters across a variety of types (i.e., demand and supply elasticities, substitution elasticities, income elasticities, and trade elasticities) and economic sectors/product markets. A submittal form allows you to provide elasticity estimates for consideration as part of this databank Title DocumentType AuthorEditor Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document

Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document

Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document

Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document

Economic Impact and Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Proposed Effluent Guidelines and NESHAP for the Pulp,Paper, and Paperboard Industry EPA Document Economic Impact Analysis for the Polymers and Resins II NESHAP EPA Document Economic Impact Analysis for the Polymers and Resins II NESHAP EPA Document Economic Impact Analysis for the Polymers and Resins II NESHAP EPA Document Disaggregated Output Supply and Pesticide Policy Journal Article Lim, H, R. Shumway, and T. Honeycutt Disaggregated Output Supply and Pesticide Policy Journal Article Lim, H, R. Shumway, and T. Honeycutt Disaggregated Output Supply and Pesticide Policy Journal Article Lim, H, R. Shumway, and T. Honeycutt Disaggregated Output Supply and Pesticide Policy Journal Article Lim, H, R. Shumway, and T. Honeycutt

Supply Elasticity Values 36 of 60ElasticityID 609

610 611 612 613

615

616

617 654 655 656 657 658 659 660

Source: http://www.epa.gov/ttnecas1/Elasticity.htm

Elasticity Databank In the absence of an encyclopedic ‘Book of Elasticities’ the Elasticity Databank serves as a searchable database of elasticity parameters across a variety of types (i.e., demand and supply elasticities, substitution elasticities, income elasticities, and trade elasticities) and economic sectors/product markets. A submittal form allows you to provide elasticity estimates for consideration as part of this databank

DocYear DocURL 1993

1993 1993 1993 1993

1993

1993

1993 1994 1994 1994 1993 1993 1993 1993

Supply Elasticity Values 37 of 60

### Electricity Consumption Intensity by Business Sectors

Electricity Consumption divided by Value Added Electricity Electricity Value Added Value Added Electricity Consumption Using 2006 data Consumption Consumption 2006 2006 Intensity National-Level Analysis, Based on SEDS Data (tBtu, 2006) (mmkWh, 2006) ($mm, $2000) ($mm, $2009) (kWh/$mm) Source, Comment Commercial 4,435 1,299,744 8,564,029$ 10,604,684$ 122,563 Electricity consumption from SEDS, 2006

Industrial Sectors, Aggregate ($mm, $2000) Industrial 3,451 1,011,298 2,171,403$ 2,688,810$ 376,114Electricity consumption from SEDS, 2006 ($mm, $2006) Transportation 25 7,401 387,381$ 411,815$ 17,972Electricity consumption from SEDS, 2006 ($mm, $2000) Industry and Transportation 3,476 1,018,699 2,558,784$ 3,168,497$ 321,509Electricity consumption from SEDS, 2006

3 digit Electricity Electricity Value Added Value Added Electricity Consumption Using 2002 data NAICS Consumption Consumption 2002 2002 Intensity National-Level Analysis, Based on Economic Census Code (tBtu, 2002) (mmkWh, 2002) ($mm, $2000) ($mm, $2009) (kWh/$mm) Source, Comment Construction 183 53,695 428,070$ 530,071$ 101,298 Mining 227 66,497 107,646$ 133,296$ 498,865 Manufacturing 2,781 814,888 1,384,377$ 1,714,249$ 475,361

3 digit Electricity Electricity Value Added Value Added Electricity Consumption Using 2002 data NAICS Consumption Consumption 2002 2002 Intensity National Level Analysis, Based on MECS Data Code (tBtu, 2002) (mmkWh, 2002) ($mm, $2000) ($mm, $2009) (kWh/$mm) Source, Comment Manufacturing Sectors (3 digit NAICS), National Food & Beverage and Tobacco Products 311, 312 256 75,026 153,684$ 190,304$ 394,244Electricity consumption from MECS, 2002 Textile Mills & Textile Product Mills 313, 314 103 30,186 21,375$ 26,468$ 1,140,472Electricity consumption from MECS, 2002 Apparel & Leather and Allied Products 315, 316 14 4,103 21,120$ 26,153$ 156,887 Electricity consumption from MECS, 2002 Wood Products 321 72 21,101 30,324$ 37,550$ 561,952Electricity consumption from MECS, 2002 Paper 322 223 65,355 50,835$ 62,948$ 1,038,235 Electricity consumption from MECS, 2002 Printing and Related Support 323 50 14,654 43,522$ 53,893$ 271,903 Electricity consumption from MECS, 2002 Petroleum and Coal Products 324 127 37,220 32,494$ 40,237$ 925,026Electricity consumption from MECS, 2002 Chemicals 325 522 152,983 170,484$ 211,107$ 724,670Electricity consumption from MECS, 2002 Plastics and Rubber Products 326 181 53,046 62,874$ 77,856$ 681,336Electricity consumption from MECS, 2002 Nonmetallic Mineral Products 327 141 41,323 45,531$ 56,380$ 732,935 Electricity consumption from MECS, 2002 Primary Metals 331 493 144,484 44,123$ 54,637$ 2,644,450Electricity consumption from MECS, 2002 Fabricated Metal Products 332 161 47,184 104,382$ 129,254$ 365,051 Electricity consumption from MECS, 2002 Machinery 333 84 24,618 93,306$ 115,539$ 213,070Electricity consumption from MECS, 2002 Computer and Electronic Products 334 131 38,392 185,757$ 230,020$ 166,909Electricity consumption from MECS, 2002 Electrical Equip., Appliances, and Components 335 47 13,774 48,839$ 60,476$ 227,764Electricity consumption from MECS, 2002 Transportation Equipment 336 172 50,408 127,512$ 157,896$ 319,250Electricity consumption from MECS, 2002 Furniture and Related Products 337 24 7,034 29,193$ 36,149$ 194,575 Electricity consumption from MECS, 2002 Miscellaneous 339 35 10,257 56,383$ 69,818$ 146,917Electricity consumption from MECS, 2002 Total Manufacturing 2,836 831,150 1,321,738$ 1,636,685$ 507,825

Total Business Sector Consumption

Electricity Intensity by Sector 38 of 60ST State RIMS Sector Final-demand Output /1/ (dollars) Final-demand Earnings /2/ (dollars) Final-demand Employment /3/ (number of jobs)

52 United States Crop and animal production 3.0058 0.6403 24.2396 52 United States Forestry, fishing, and related activities 3.2748 0.9435 33.028 52 United States Oil and gas extraction 2.3938 0.6109 10.4152 52 United States Mining, except oil and gas 2.4986 0.6588 12.8966 52 United States Support activities for mining 2.58 0.6103 12.7149 52 United States Utilities 2.2143 0.4635 8.4533 52 United States Construction 3.2336 1.0036 25.0564 52 United States Wood product manufacturing 3.2404 0.8273 23.0824 52 United States manufacturing 2.9695 0.7656 17.1388 52 United States Primary metal manufacturing 2.6691 0.5847 12.4519 52 United States Fabricated metal product manufacturing 2.969 0.769 17.6386 52 United States Machinery manufacturing 2.9793 0.7707 16.5915 52 United States manufacturing 3.1256 0.906 17.8745 52 United States manufacturing 2.9564 0.7482 16.2123 52 United States manufacturing 3.301 0.7614 16.4103 52 United States manufacturing 2.8854 0.823 16.1784 52 United States manufacturing 3.1713 0.8371 21.6889 52 United States Miscellaneous manufacturing 3.0937 0.9009 18.8377 52 United States manufacturing 3.4481 0.7671 19.9725 52 United States Textile and textile product mills 3.343 0.8107 20.1015 52 United States manufacturing 3.1 0.9217 25.11 52 United States Paper manufacturing 3.0814 0.7211 16.4012 52 United States Printing and related support activities 3.1434 0.9034 21.2284 52 United States manufacturing 2.286 0.4541 7.9432 52 United States Chemical manufacturing 2.9782 0.6642 13.2655 52 United States manufacturing 3.0766 0.7114 16.2544 52 United States Wholesale trade 2.6574 0.8007 17.6403 52 United States Retail trade 2.756 0.8222 26.528 52 United States Air transportation 2.8732 0.7431 16.7626 52 United States Rail transportation 2.5722 0.662 13.8662 52 United States Water transportation 3.0436 0.7356 16.6074 52 United States Truck transportation 3.1126 0.9011 22.6462 52 United States transportation 3.1739 0.9888 36.7137 52 United States Pipeline transportation 2.7536 0.5933 11.9286 52 United States activities 2.7563 0.9986 23.201 52 United States Warehousing and storage 2.7267 0.9646 26.442 52 United States Publishing including software 2.8614 0.7811 17.225 52 United States industries 3.0828 0.8091 19.6059 52 United States Broadcasting and telecommunications 2.8208 0.627 13.6246 52 United States services 2.9251 0.7605 17.5864 52 United States intermediation and related services 2.2379 0.618 13.2187 52 United States investments 3.3335 1.1312 21.8999 52 United States Insurance carriers and related activities 3.1602 0.88 18.8003 52 United States vehicles 3.9023 1.1441 22.047

RIMS 2006 Multx 39 of 60ST State RIMS Sector Final-demand Output /1/ (dollars) Final-demand Earnings /2/ (dollars) Final-demand Employment /3/ (number of jobs)

52 United States Real estate 1.9456 0.3263 9.7465 52 United States of intangible assets 2.946 0.7159 17.9841 52 United States services 3.044 1.027 22.5074 52 United States enterprises 3.0088 0.9572 18.5948 52 United States Administrative and support services 2.9508 0.9508 30.7248 52 United States services 2.9095 0.7806 18.367 52 United States Educational services 3.1209 1.0328 32.7968 52 United States Ambulatory health care services 2.9776 1.0231 23.7098 52 United States care facilities 3.2177 1.0531 27.2508 52 United States Social assistance 3.0776 1.0114 41.7311 52 United States activities 2.9641 1.0295 35.6989 52 United States Amusements, gambling, and recreation 2.7181 0.7919 29.2845 52 United States Accommodation 2.7267 0.7758 23.3633 52 United States Food services and drinking places 3.0521 0.8195 33.8903 52 United States Other services 3.0651 0.8881 27.0131 52 United States Households 2.3203 0.6423 17.577

1. Each entry in column 1 represents the total dollar change in output that occurs in all industries within the state for each additional dollar of output delivered to final demand by the selected industry.

4. Each entry in column 4 represents the total dollar change in value added that occurs in all industries within the state for each additional dollar of output delivered to final demand by the selected industry.

6. Each entry in column 6 represents the total change in number of jobs in all industries within the state for each additional job in the selected industry. 2. Each entry in column 2 represents the total dollar change in earnings of households employed by all industries within the state for each additional dollar of output delivered to final demand by the selected industry.

3. Each entry in column 3 represents the total change in number of jobs that occurs in all industries within the state for each additional 1 million dollars of output delivered to final demand by the selected industry. Because the employment multipliers are based on regional data, the output delivered to final demand should be in regional year dollars.

5. Each entry in column 5 represents the total dollar change in earnings of households employed by all industries within the state for each additional dollar of earnings paid directly to households employed by the selected industry.

RIMS 2006 Multx 40 of 60

## RIMS Sector Name Short Name Output Earnings Employment Construction Construction 3.2336 1.0036 25.0564 Utilities Utilities 2.2143 0.4635 8.4533 Households Household 2.3203 0.6423 17.577 Paper manufacturing Paper 3.0814 0.7211 16.4012 Chemical manufacturing Chemicals 2.9782 0.6642 13.2655 Petroleum and coal products manufacturing Petroleum 2.286 0.4541 7.9432 Primary metal manufacturing Primary metals 2.6691 0.5847 12.4519 Food, beverage, and tobacco product manufacturing Food, beverage 3.4481 0.7671 19.9725

RIMS Mult Matrix 41 of 60Gross-Domestic-Product-by-Industry Accounts

Value Added by Industry [Billions of dollars] Release date: April 28, 2009 2007

1 Gross domestic product 13807.5 2 Private industries 12064.6 3 Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting 167.9 4 Farms 137.3 5 Forestry, fishing, and related activities 30.7 6 Mining 275 7 Oil and gas extraction 164.7 8 Mining, except oil and gas 45.3 9 Support activities for mining 65 10 Utilities 281.4 11 Construction 610.8 12 Manufacturing 1616.8 13 Durable goods 922 14 Wood products 31.4 15 Nonmetallic mineral products 54.4 16 Primary metals 62.4 17 Fabricated metal products 140.4 18 Machinery 125.7 19 Computer and electronic products 146.3 20 Electrical equipment, appliances, and components 58.4 21 Motor vehicles, bodies and trailers, and parts 98.5 22 Other transportation equipment 96.1 23 Furniture and related products 35.4 24 Miscellaneous manufacturing 73 25 Nondurable goods 694.9 26 Food and beverage and tobacco products 174.7 27 Textile mills and textile product mills 19.8 28 Apparel and leather and allied products 16.1 29 Paper products 50.7 30 Printing and related support activities 47.9 31 Petroleum and coal products 70.4 32 Chemical products 249.2 33 Plastics and rubber products 66.2 34 Wholesale trade 805.3 35 Retail trade 892.5 36 Transportation and warehousing 407.2 37 Air transportation 55.2 38 Rail transportation 40.5 39 Water transportation 10.7 40 Truck transportation 127.6 41 Transit and ground passenger transportation 19.3 42 Pipeline transportation 12

2007 GDP by Sector 42 of 6043 Other transportation and support activities 101.5 44 Warehousing and storage 40.3 45 Information 586.3 46 Publishing industries (includes software) 138.8 47 Motion picture and sound recording industries 43.4 48 Broadcasting and telecommunications 342.4 49 Information and data processing services 61.7 50 Finance, insurance, real estate, rental, and leasing 2811.2 51 Finance and insurance 1091.4 52 Federal Reserve banks, credit intermediation, and related activities 504.4 53 Securities, commodity contracts, and investments 237.5 54 Insurance carriers and related activities 332.5 55 Funds, trusts, and other financial vehicles 17 56 Real estate and rental and leasing 1719.8 57 Real estate 1586.5 58 Rental and leasing services and lessors of intangible assets 133.3 59 Professional and business services 1694.1 60 Professional, scientific, and technical services 1007.8 61 Legal services 198.4 62 Computer systems design and related services 169.3 63 Miscellaneous professional, scientific, and technical services 640.2 64 Management of companies and enterprises 271.3 65 Administrative and waste management services 415.1 66 Administrative and support services 381.2 67 Waste management and remediation services 33.9 68 Educational services, health care, and social assistance 1087 69 Educational services 129.5 70 Health care and social assistance 957.4 71 Ambulatory health care services 498.1 72 Hospitals and nursing and residential care facilities 373.7 73 Social assistance 85.7 74 Arts, entertainment, recreation, accommodation, and food services 513.3 75 Arts, entertainment, and recreation 133.8 76 Performing arts, spectator sports, museums, and related activities 61.8 77 Amusements, gambling, and recreation industries 72 78 Accommodation and food services 379.5 79 Accommodation 120.9 80 Food services and drinking places 258.6 81 Other services, except government 315.6 82 Government 1742.9 83 Federal 554 84 General government 484.2 85 Government enterprises 69.8 86 State and local 1188.9 87 General government 1099 88 Government enterprises 89.9 89 NIPA reconciliation item/1/ ...

2007 GDP by Sector 43 of 6090 Addenda: 91 Gross domestic product, NIPAs ... 92 Less: Value added, all industries ... 93 NIPA reconciliation item/1/ ... 94 Private goods-producing industries/2/ 2670.6 95 Private services-producing industries/3/ 9394 96 Information-communications-technology-producing industries/4/ 516 1. The NIPA reconciliation item shows the differences between the Annual Industry Accounts (AIAs) and the National Income and Product Accounts (NIPAs) that result from the incorporation of source data in the AIAs that were not available to be incorporated in the NIPAs. These differences do not indicate future revisions to the NIPAs, which will reflect the incorporation of additional key source data. 2. Consists of agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting; mining; construction; and manufacturing. 3. Consists of utilities; wholesale trade; retail trade; transportation and warehousing; information; finance, insurance, real estate, rental, and leasing; professional and business services; educational services, health care, and social assistance; arts, entertainment, recreation, accommodation, and food services; and other services, except government. 4. Consists of computer and electronic products; publishing industries (includes software); information and data processing services; and computer systems design and related services.

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### Year GDP DeflatorIndexed to 100 at 2005

1990 72.201 1991 74.760 1992 76.533 1993 78.224 1994 79.872 1995 81.536 1996 83.088 1997 84.555 1998 85.511 1999 86.768 2000 88.647 2001 90.650 2002 92.118 2003 94.100 2004 96.770 2005 100.000 2006 103.257 2007 106.214 2008 108.483 2009 109.770

Convert 2000 to 2008: 122.38% Convert 2000 to 2009: 123.83%

Convert 2007 to 2008: 102.14% Convert 2007 to 2009: 103.35%

Convert 2006 to 2008: 105.06% Convert 2006 to 2009: 106.31%

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### RIMS# RIMS II Sector NAICS 3 NAICS Sector Name RIMS# Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting 1 Crop and animal production 111 Crop production 1 1 Crop and animal production 112 Animal production 1 2 Forestry, fishing, and related activities 113 Forestry and logging 2 2 Forestry, fishing, and related activities 114 Fishing, hunting and trapping 2 2 Forestry, fishing, and related activities 115 Support activities for agriculture and forestry 2 Mining 3 Oil and gas extraction 211 Oil and gas extraction 3 4 Mining, except oil and gas 212 Mining (except oil and gas) 4 5 Support activities for mining 213 Support activities for mining 5 General Sector Utilities 6 Utilities 221 Utilities 6 General Sector Construction 7 Construction 236 Construction of buildings 7 7 Construction 237 Heavy and civil engineering construction 7 7 Construction 238 Specialty trade contractors 7 General Sector Manufacturing 8 Wood product manufacturing 321 Wood product manufacturing 8 9 Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing 327 Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing 9 10 Primary metal manufacturing 331 Primary metal manufacturing 10 11 Fabricated metal product manufacturing 332 Fabricated metal product manufacturing 11 12 Machinery manufacturing 333 Machinery manufacturing 12 13 Computer and electronic product manufacturing 334 Computer and electronic product manufacturing 13 14 Electrical equipment and appliance manufacturing 335 Electrical equipment, appliance, and component manufacturing 14 15 Motor vehicle, body, trailer, and parts manufacturing 336 Transportation equipment manufacturing 15 16 Other transportation equipment manufacturing 336 Transportation equipment manufacturing 16 17 Furniture and related product manufacturing 337 Furniture and related product manufacturing 17 18 Miscellaneous manufacturing 339 Miscellaneous manufacturing 18 19 Food, beverage, and tobacco product manufacturing 311 Food manufacturing 19 19 Food, beverage, and tobacco product manufacturing 312 Beverage and tobacco product manufacturing 19 20 Textile and textile product mills 313 Textile mills 20 20 Textile and textile product mills 314 Textile product mills 20 21 Apparel, leather, and allied product manufacturing 315 Apparel manufacturing 21 21 Apparel, leather, and allied product manufacturing 316 Leather and allied product manufacturing 21 22 Paper manufacturing 322 Paper manufacturing 22 23 Printing and related support activities 323 Printing and related support activities 23 24 Petroleum and coal products manufacturing 324 Petroleum and coal products manufacturing 24 25 Chemical manufacturing 325 Chemical manufacturing 25 26 Plastics and rubber products manufacturing 326 Plastics and rubber products manufacturing 26 General Sector Wholesale trade 27 Wholesale trade 423 Durable goods merchant wholesalers 27

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### RIMS# RIMS II Sector NAICS 3 NAICS Sector Name RIMS#

27 Wholesale trade 424 Nondurable goods merchant wholesalers 27 27 Wholesale trade 425 Wholesale electronic markets and agents and brokers 27 General Sector Retail trade 28 Retail trade 441 Motor vehicle and parts dealers 28 28 Retail trade 442 Furniture and home furnishings stores 28 28 Retail trade 443 Electronics and appliance stores 28 28 Retail trade 444 Building material and garden equipment and supplies dealers 28 28 Retail trade 445 Food and beverage stores 28 28 Retail trade 446 Health and personal care stores 28 28 Retail trade 447 Gasoline stations 28 28 Retail trade 448 Clothing and clothing accessories stores 28 28 Retail trade 451 Sporting goods, hobby, book, and music stores 28 28 Retail trade 452 General merchandise stores 28 28 Retail trade 453 Miscellaneous store retailers 28 28 Retail trade 454 Nonstore retailers 28 Transportation and warehousing* 29 Air transportation 481 Air transportation 29 30 Rail transportation 482 Rail transportation 30 31 Water transportation 483 Water transportation 31 32 Truck transportation 484 Truck transportation 32 33 Transit and ground passenger transportation* 485 Transit and ground passenger transportation 33 34 Pipeline transportation 486 Pipeline transportation 34 35 Other transportation and support activities 487 Scenic and sightseeing transportation 35 35 Other transportation and support activities 488 Support activities for transportation 35 35 Other transportation and support activities 492 Couriers and messengers 35 36 Warehousing and storage 493 Warehousing and storage 36 Information 37 Publishing including software 511 Publishing industries (except Internet) 37 37 Publishing including software 516 Internet publishing and broadcasting 37 38 Motion picture and sound recording industries 512 Motion picture and sound recording industries 38 39 Broadcasting and telecommunications 515 Broadcasting (except Internet) 39 39 Broadcasting and telecommunications 517 Telecommunications 39 40 Information and data processing services 518 Internet service providers, web search portals, and data processing services 40 40 Information and data processing services 519 Other information services 40 Finance and insurance 41 Federal Reserve banks, credit intermediation and related services 521 Monetary authorities - central bank 41 41 Federal Reserve banks, credit intermediation and related services 522 Credit intermediation and related activities 41 42 Securities, commodity contracts, investments 523 Securities, commodity contracts, other financial investments, and related activities 42 43 Insurance carriers and related activities 524 Insurance carriers and related activities 43 44 Funds, trusts, and other financial vehicles 525 Funds, trusts, and other financial vehicles (part) 44 Real estate and rental and leasing

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### RIMS# RIMS II Sector NAICS 3 NAICS Sector Name RIMS#

45 Real estate 531 Real estate 45 46 Rental and leasing services and lessors of intangible assets 532 Rental and leasing services 46 46 Rental and leasing services and lessors of intangible assets 533 Lessors of nonfinancial intangible assets (except copyrighted works) 46 General Sector Professional, scientific, and technical services 47 Professional, scientific, and technical services 541 Professional, scientific, and technical services 47 General Sector Management of companies and enterprises 48 Management of companies and enterprises 551 Management of companies and enterprises 48 Administrative and waste management services 0 49 Administrative and support services 561 Administrative and support services 49 50 Waste management and remediation services 562 Waste management and remediation services 50 General Sector Educational services 0 51 Educational services 611 Educational services 51 General Sector Health care and social assistance 52 Ambulatory health care services 621 Ambulatory health care services 52 53 Hospitals and nursing and residential care facilities 622 Hospitals 53 53 Hospitals and nursing and residential care facilities 623 Nursing and residential care facilities 53 54 Social assistance 624 Social assistance 54 Arts, entertainment, and recreation 55 Performing arts, museums, and related activities 711 Performing arts, spectator sports, and related industries 55 55 Performing arts, museums, and related activities 712 Museums, historical sites, and similar institutions 55 56 Amusements, gambling, and recreation 713 Amusement, gambling, and recreation industries 56 Accommodation and food services 57 Accommodation 721 Accommodation 57 58 Food services and drinking places 722 Food services and drinking places 58 General Sector Other services* 59 Other services 811 Repair and maintenance 59 59 Other services 812 Personal and laundry services 59 59 Other services 813 Religious, grantmaking, civic, professional, and similar organizations 59 General Sector Households 60 Households 814 Private households 60

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# National Electricity Consumption, 2006

Sector mm kWh Residential 1,351,520 Transportation 7,401 Commercial 1,299,744 Industrial 1,011,298 Total 3,669,963

2006 SEDS

SEDS Elec. Consumption, 2006 49 of 60

## Real GDP by state (millions of chained 2000 dollars)

National Total FIPS State Industry CodeIndustry 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006SEDS Sector 0 United States 34 Wholesale trade 506767 564655 594132 591687 633123 639370 653105 666322 678293 689872Commercial 0 United States 35 Retail trade 569950 598829 633853 662430 708602 723996 752246 771948 819153 859967Commercial 0 United States 45 Information 341706 376962 437528 458304 476793 487009 501522 560146 624377 669147Commercial 0 United States 50 Finance and insurance 593437 634611 678143 740488 772833 789961 817876 826490 877598 963705Commercial 0 United States 55Real estate and rental and leasing 1085381 1108621 1156980 1190464 1232575 1233884 1254307 1305946 1358213 1403724Commercial 0 United States 58Professional and technical services 542520 585863 623894 675122 679057 668771 695309 749984 782720 829836Commercial 0 United States 62Management of companies and enterprises 188959 184040 185587 183354 179923 185334 190528 181333 181963 177505Commercial 0 United States 63Administrative and waste services 270029 281005 296887 282373 274423 277739 295512 298762 315488 323849Commercial 0 United States 66 Educational services 73107 75627 77139 79239 79108 81171 84038 85719 85486 86432Commercial 0 United States 67Health care and social assistance570023 572975 583006 599197 620972 648411 677678 701136 715850 743538Commercial 0 United States 71Arts, entertainment, and recreation 84201 84691 87884 88676 91464 94691 96501 99411 99364 103185Commercial 0 United States 74Accommodation and food services 232117 242495 251175 261443 256161 258982 268093 279119 284160 292173Commercial 0 United States 77Other services, except government 227487 233400 229656 229109 225302 226057 230521 230875 229537 228829Commercial 0 United States 78 Government 1085200 1100168 1113472 1134817 1146456 1166232 1177394 1179710 1184398 1192267Commercial Commercial 6,370,884$ 6,643,942$ 6,949,336$ 7,176,703$ 7,376,792$ 7,481,608$ 7,694,630$ 7,936,901$ 8,236,600$ 8,564,029$

Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis

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### Real GDP by state (millions of chained 2000 dollars)

National Total FIPS State Industry CodeIndustry 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 0United States 3Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting 86,566$ 84,578$ 87,396$ 98,020$ 91,806$ 96,811$ 104,070$ 111,043$ 116,508$ 117,565$ 0United States 6 Mining 124,322$ 123,375$ 126,552$ 121,334$ 114,922$ 107,646$ 106,680$ 107,708$ 105,123$ 111,558$ 0United States 11 Construction 406,564$ 423,216$ 433,346$ 435,914$ 436,624$ 428,070$ 419,300$ 420,351$ 431,679$ 405,707$ 0United States 12 Manufacturing 1,205,414$ 1,286,185$ 1,342,121$ 1,426,218$ 1,346,866$ 1,384,377$ 1,400,092$ 420,351$ 1,492,984$ 1,536,573$ Industrial, Total 1,822,866$ 1,917,354$ 1,989,415$ 2,081,486$ 1,990,218$ 2,016,904$ 2,030,142$ 420,351$ 2,146,294$ 2,171,403$

Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis

NAICS_Industrial 51 of 60SEDS Sector

Industrial Industrial Industrial Industrial

NAICS_Industrial 52 of 602007 Economic Census Release Date: 3/17/2009 Sector 00: EC0700CADV1: All sectors: Core Business Statistics Series: Advance Summary Statistics for the United States (2007 NAICS Basis): 2007

2007 NAICS code RIMS

Code Meaning of 2007 NAICS code Footnote identifier Number of

establishments Sales, shipments,

receipts, revenue, or business done ($1,000) Annual payroll ($1,000) 21 #N/A Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction 21,169 369,191,012 37,308,193 211 3 Oil and gas extraction 6,293 231,091,506 9,549,901 212 4 Mining (except oil and gas) 6,465 81,120,949 11,493,778 213 5 Support activities for mining 8,411 56,978,557 16,264,514 22 #N/A Utilities 16,879 581,553,952 50,893,874 221 6 Utilities 16,879 581,553,952 50,893,874 23 #N/A Construction 725,101 1,781,778,684 348,138,262 236 7 Construction of buildings 209,203 701,719,130 74,031,139 237 7 Heavy and civil engineering construction 39,608 287,793,774 54,623,897 238 7 Specialty trade contractors 476,290 792,265,781 219,483,226 31-33 #N/A Manufacturing 293,919 5,339,345,058 612,474,100 311 19 Food manufacturing 22,058 589,580,258 50,469,329 312 19 Beverage and tobacco product manufacturing 3,233 127,889,507 7,328,727 313 20 Textile mills 2,601 36,016,075 5,254,584 314 20 Textile product mills 5,381 27,952,430 4,242,137 315 21 Apparel manufacturing 6,849 24,506,280 4,200,897 316 21 Leather and allied product manufacturing 1,061 5,800,278 1,069,691 321 8 Wood product manufacturing 14,862 101,879,082 17,438,662 322 22 Paper manufacturing 4,803 175,805,696 20,804,354 323 23 Printing and related support activities 28,754 103,363,897 25,760,212 324 24 Petroleum and coal products manufacturing 2,284 606,260,178 8,482,826 325 25 Chemical manufacturing 12,937 738,302,988 49,648,378 326 26 Plastics and rubber products manufacturing 13,615 211,048,378 33,117,587 327 9 Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing 16,114 127,905,191 20,170,420 331 10 Primary metal manufacturing 5,076 259,860,618 22,971,340 332 11 Fabricated metal product manufacturing 54,354 344,189,503 67,416,850 333 12 Machinery manufacturing 24,358 347,238,729 55,836,558 334 13 Computer and electronic product manufacturing 13,352 412,988,505 67,531,130 335 14 Electrical equipment, appliance, and component manufacturing 5,741 129,282,653 18,800,195 336 15 Transportation equipment manufacturing 11,767 727,121,247 85,145,182 336 16 Other transportation equipment manufacturing 9,640,000 337 17 Furniture and related product manufacturing 18,247 84,971,247 17,661,126 339 18 Miscellaneous manufacturing 26,472 147,742,318 29,123,915 42 #N/A Wholesale trade 432,094 6,039,227,184 336,128,248 423 27 Merchant wholesalers, durable goods 253,023 2,709,482,155 205,809,529 424 27 Merchant wholesalers, nondurable goods 133,153 2,753,808,263 116,749,252 425 27 Wholesale electronic markets and agents and brokers 45,918 575,936,766 13,569,467 44-45 #N/A Retail trade 1,122,703 3,932,027,444 364,991,713 441 28 Motor vehicle and parts dealers 125,895 892,701,075 72,834,983 442 28 Furniture and home furnishings stores 65,319 110,266,384 15,192,134 443 28 Electronics and appliance stores 50,041 111,313,877 11,121,198 444 28 Building material and garden equipment and supplies dealers 90,443 323,227,611 38,195,925 445 28 Food and beverage stores 146,951 541,202,096 55,676,935 446 28 Health and personal care stores 87,311 238,818,411 28,516,160 447 28 Gasoline stations 117,014 446,650,792 14,714,638 448 28 Clothing and clothing accessories stores 154,935 212,957,971 26,870,497 451 28 Sporting goods, hobby, book, and music stores 57,197 81,745,134 9,631,780 452 28 General merchandise stores 46,065 578,062,213 54,533,062 453 28 Miscellaneous store retailers 120,260 103,293,425 14,391,829 454 28 Nonstore retailers 61,272 291,788,455 23,312,572 48-49 #N/A Transportation and warehousing 102 217,926 655,857,245 172,166,275 481 29 Air transportation 101 5,763 146,566,633 25,639,464 483 31 Water transportation 1,814 36,056,934 4,048,233 484 32 Truck transportation 119,694 221,737,480 59,146,456 485 33 Transit and ground passenger transportation 17,769 26,967,135 10,011,617 486 34 Pipeline transportation 2,644 24,665,517 3,273,203 487 35 Scenic and sightseeing transportation 2,440 2,661,369 661,195 488 35 Support activities for transportation 41,189 96,256,063 25,129,206 492 35 Couriers and messengers 12,788 76,286,421 19,971,545 493 36 Warehousing and storage 13,825 24,659,693 24,285,356 51 #N/A Information 141,034 1,075,153,974 223,376,793 511 37 Publishing industries (except Internet) 30,016 273,416,279 75,847,046 512 38 Motion picture and sound recording industries 23,542 95,163,829 17,229,669 515 39 Broadcasting (except Internet) 10,030 98,662,919 17,646,785 517 39 Telecommunications 52,614 498,256,359 75,227,740 These data are preliminary and are subject to change; they will be superseded by data released in later data files. Includes only establishments of firms with payroll. Definition of paid employees varies among NAICS sectors. Data based on the 2007 Economic Census. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see Survey Methodology.

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2007 NAICS code 21 211 212 213 22 221 23 236 237 238 31-33 311 312 313 314 315 316 321 322 323 324 325 326 327 331 332 333 334 335 336 336 337 339 42 423 424 425 44-45 441 442 443 444 445 446 447 448 451 452 453 454 48-49 481 483 484 485 486 487 488 492 493 51 511 512 515 517 These data are preliminary and are subject to change; they will be superseded by data released in later data files. Includes only establishments of firms with payroll. Definition of paid employees varies among NAICS sectors. Data based on the 2007 Economic Census. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error, and definitions, see Survey Methodology. Sector 00: EC0700CADV1: All sectors: Core Business Statistics Series: Advance Summary Statistics for the United States (2007 NAICS Basis): 2007

Number of paid employees for pay period including March 12 Comment

703,129 161,625 219,608 321,896 632,432 632,432 7,399,047 1,408,457 1,013,620 4,976,970 13,333,390 1,466,719 151,864 156,433 142,764 169,131 36,338 519,651 416,886 636,754 105,296 814,024 853,960 475,160 444,204 1,594,425 1,143,322 1,070,420 423,861 1,548,327value of shipments adjusted for BEA value in RIMS 16

from BEA value of shipments by sector tables 509,112 654,739 6,295,109 3,636,572 2,366,811 291,726 15,610,710 1,916,088 588,879 484,030 1,340,052 2,879,231 1,012,278 887,341 1,688,576 625,854 2,769,973 790,856 627,552 4,435,760 477,402 70,043 1,520,584 453,392 38,171 24,124 615,449 550,384 686,211 3,428,262 1,028,308 326,486 291,025 1,249,755 These data are preliminary and are subject to change; they will be superseded by data released in later data files. Includes only establishments of firms with payroll. Definition of paid employees varies among NAICS sectors. Data based on the 2007 Economic Census. For information on confidentiality protection, sampling error, nonsampling error,

Econ Census Data 54 of 602007 NAICS code RIMS

Code Meaning of 2007 NAICS code Footnote identifier Number of

establishments Sales, shipments,

receipts, revenue, or business done ($1,000) Annual payroll ($1,000) 518 40 Data processing, hosting and related services 16,911 71,308,452 26,841,390 519 40 Other information services 7,921 38,346,136 10,584,163 52 #N/A Finance and insurance 503,156 3,641,082,600 494,484,693 521 41 Monetary authorities- central bank 47 44,967,000 1,338,898 522 41 Credit intermediation and related activities 235,440 1,326,696,033 178,078,578 523 42 Securities, commodity contracts, investments 84,829 632,017,180 161,083,711 524 43 Insurance carriers and related activities 182,840 1,637,402,387 153,983,506 53 #N/A Real estate and rental and leasing 382,725 493,911,736 88,880,642 531 45 Real estate 313,930 344,548,019 64,393,306 532 46 Rental and leasing services 66,067 126,572,853 22,050,988 533 46 Lessors of nonfinancial intangible assets 2,728 22,790,864 2,436,348 54 #N/A Professional, scientific, and technical services 844,552 1,344,760,849 511,818,276 541 47 Professional, scientific, and technical services 844,552 1,344,760,849 511,818,276 56 #N/A Administrative and Support and Waste Mang and Remediation Srvs 389,073 636,657,422 293,802,755 561 49 Administrative and support services 367,819 563,258,810 277,915,718 562 50 Waste management and remediation services 21,254 73,398,612 15,887,037 61 #N/A Educational services 60,689 47,241,063 14,584,076 611 51 Educational services 60,689 47,241,063 14,584,076 62 #N/A Health care and social assistance 779,074 1,697,230,614 665,831,857 621 52 Ambulatory health care services 544,735 692,136,504 280,139,881 622 53 Hospitals 6,713 713,275,541 263,295,798 623 53 Nursing and residential care facilities 75,617 167,973,206 74,024,029 624 54 Social assistance 152,009 123,845,363 48,372,149 71 #N/A Arts, entertainment, and recreation 123,965 188,975,642 57,545,590 711 55 Performing arts, spectator sports, and related industries 43,771 76,420,290 27,255,351 712 55 Museums, historical sites, and similar institutions 7,133 13,241,667 3,631,032 713 56 Amusement, gambling, and recreation industries 73,061 99,313,685 26,659,207 72 #N/A Accommodation and food services 626,558 612,949,468 169,845,677 721 57 Accommodation 62,774 180,044,424 45,871,708 722 58 Food services and drinking places 563,784 432,905,044 123,973,969 81 #N/A Other services (except public administration) 537,820 417,512,388 99,809,780 811 59 Repair and maintenance 222,673 143,173,490 41,740,774 812 59 Personal and laundry services 208,403 84,244,614 26,849,320 813 59 Religious, Grantmaking, Civic, Professional, and Similar Orgs 106,744 190,094,284 31,219,686 Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2007 Economic Census.

55 #N/A Management of companies and enterprises S S S 551 48 Management of companies and enterprises S S S

Econ Census Data 55 of 602007 NAICS code 21 518 519 52 521 522 523 524 53 531 532 533 54 541 56 561 562 61 611 62 621 622 623 624 71 711 712 713 72 721 722 81 811 812 813 Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2007 Economic Census.

55 551 Number of paid

employees for pay period including March 12 Comment

399,581 133,107 6,562,546 19,063 3,203,232 930,838 2,409,413 2,309,725 1,611,159 666,317 32,249 8,079,319 8,079,319 10,195,685 9,828,905 366,780 562,210 562,210 16,859,513 5,791,128 5,535,620 3,055,542 2,477,223 2,070,524 441,224 128,834 1,500,466 11,587,814 1,979,836 9,607,978 3,515,796 1,304,601 1,340,717 870,478

S S

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# Electricity Consumption for Selected Aggregate Sectors, National, 2002

Sector Code Cost Purch Electricity ($1,000) Quan Purch

Electricity (1,000 kWh) Implied Price

per kWh ($/kWh) Source, Comment Construction 23 2,574,813$ 53,694,980 from Economic Census, 2002

Mining 21 3,354,633$ 66,496,777 0.050$from Economic Census, 2002 Manufacturing 31-33 38,910,038$ 814,887,870 0.048$from Economic Census, 2002 Mining, Manufacturing 42,264,671$ 881,384,647 0.048$ use calculated price to estimate quantity for construction sector

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### Real GDP (millions of chained 2000 dollars)

State BEA

Code NAICS Code(s) Industry 2002 Requested Industry? United States 1 All industry total $9,981,850 United States 2 Private industries $8,817,039 United States 3 Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting $96,811 United States 4 Crop and animal production (Farms) $70,096 United States 5 Forestry, fishing, and related activities $26,700 United States 6 Mining $107,646 United States 7 Oil and gas extraction $81,961 United States 8 Mining, except oil and gas $24,164 United States 9 Support activities for mining $6,943 United States 10 Utilities $187,670 United States 11 Construction $428,070 United States 12 Manufacturing $1,384,377 United States 13 Durable goods $827,746 United States 14 321 Wood product manufacturing $30,324 yes United States 15 327 Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing $45,531 yes United States 16 331 Primary metal manufacturing $44,123 yes United States 17 332 Fabricated metal product manufacturing $104,382 yes United States 18 333 Machinery manufacturing $93,306 yes United States 19 334 Computer and electronic product manufacturing $185,757 yes United States 20 335 Electrical equipment and appliance manufacturing $48,839 yes United States 21 336 Motor vehicle, body, trailer, and parts manufacturing $127,512 yes United States 22 336 Other transportation equipment manufacturing $64,228 yes United States 23 337 Furniture and related product manufacturing $29,193 yes United States 24 339 Miscellaneous manufacturing $56,383 yes United States 25 Nondurable goods $555,657 United States 26 311, 312 Food product manufacturing $153,684 yes United States 27 313, 314 Textile and textile product mills $21,375 yes United States 28 315, 316 Apparel manufacturing $21,120 yes United States 29 322 Paper manufacturing $50,835 yes United States 30 323 Printing and related support activities $43,522 yes United States 31 324 Petroleum and coal products manufacturing $32,494 yes United States 32 325 Chemical manufacturing $170,484 yes United States 33 326 Plastics and rubber products manufacturing $62,874 yes United States 34 Wholesale trade $639,370 United States 35 Retail trade $723,996 United States 36 Transportation and warehousing, excluding Postal Service $300,207 United States 37 Air transportation $62,766 United States 38 Rail transportation $24,448 United States 39 Water transportation $5,624 United States 40 Truck transportation $87,510 United States 41 Transit and ground passenger transportation $14,620 United States 42 Pipeline transportation $9,612 United States 43 Other transportation and support activities $70,587 United States 44 Warehousing and storage $25,631 United States 45 Information $487,009 United States 46 Publishing including software $115,418 United States 47 Motion picture and sound recording industries $35,793 United States 48 Broadcasting and telecommunications $291,824 United States 49 Information and data processing services $43,691 United States 50 Finance and insurance $789,961 United States 51 Federal Reserve banks, credit intermediation and related services $381,172 United States 52 Securities, commodity contracts, investments $169,752 United States 53 Insurance carriers and related activities $224,737 United States 54 Funds, trusts, and other financial vehicles $11,975 United States 55 Real estate and rental and leasing $1,233,884 United States 56 Real estate $1,129,335 United States 57 Rental and leasing services and lessors of intangible assets $104,328 United States 58 Professional and technical services $668,771 United States 59 Legal services $132,564

BEA_GDP_US_2002_$2000 58 of 60State BEA Code NAICS Code(s) Industry 2002 Requested Industry? United States 60 Computer systems design and related services $127,597 United States 61 Other professional, scientific and technical services $408,827 United States 62 Management of companies and enterprises $185,334 United States 63 Administrative and waste services $277,739 United States 64 Administrative and support services $253,233 United States 65 Waste management and remediation services $24,506 United States 66 Educational services $81,171 United States 67 Health care and social assistance $648,411 United States 68 Ambulatory health care services $343,133 United States 69 Hospitals and nursing and residential care facilities $245,615 United States 70 Social assistance $60,074 United States 71 Arts, entertainment, and recreation $94,691 United States 72 Performing arts, museums, and related activities $42,951 United States 73 Amusement, gambling, and recreation $51,734 United States 74 Accommodation and food services $258,982 United States 75 Accommodation $86,683 United States 76 Food services and drinking places $172,285 United States 77 Other services, except government $226,057 United States 78 Government $1,166,232 United States 79 Federal civilian $215,736 United States 80 Federal military $98,030 United States 81 State and local $852,365

Source: BEA Available online at http://www.bea.gov/regional/gsp/ Accessed on November 26, 2008

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