Economic and fiscal impact of the 2004 Democratic National Convention in Boston
Subtitle: a report to Mayor Thomas M. Menino
By: prepared by [Chris Giuliani], Office of Budget Management, [Dominic Modicamore and John Avault], Research Boston Redevelopment Authority in cooperation with Boston College, University of Massachusetts, Boston
Contributors: Modicamore, Dominic; Avault, John; Boston (Mass.). Office of Budget Management; Boston Redevelopment Authority; Boston College; University of Massachusetts at Boston
Edition: Rev.
Series: Report (Boston Redevelopment Authority. Research Dept.) -- 596; BRA Research Department publications -- report no. 596.
Publisher: Office of Budget Management; Boston Redevelopmemt Authority
Published: 2004
Place of publication: [Boston, Mass.?]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 24
Subjects: Economic aspects; Democratic National Convention (2004 : Boston, Mass.); Political conventions
Description: ...."This paper attempts to quantify the economic impact, that is, the value-added to Gross Regional Product (GRP) or the dollar value of additional goods and services produced in the region, of such a large convention on the five county metropolitan area that includes Suffolk, Norfolk, Middlesex, Essex and Plymouth counties and the fiscal (tax) impact on the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and City of Boston."; statistics include dollar value spending by the Democratic National Committee and the visitors who come with it, expenditures by area and type, tax income generated by the Convention, hotel occupancy and income, and many more...
Notes: "Revised April 7, 2004."

"Report #: 596."