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A Methodology to Calculate Regional Capital Investment Multipliers

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This note proposes a simple, cost-effective methodology for calculating regional capital investment multipliers, demonstrated through a recent study conducted for South Carolina by the University of South Carolina's College of Business Administration.

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The purpose of this note is to suggest a relatively straightforward and inexpensive method for determining capital expansion multipliers for a regional economy. The method proposed was used in a study recently completed at the Division of Research at the University of South Carolina College of Business Administration for South Carolina.

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