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This study
Market A
Furnishing
Carolina a
Industry in
The UNC‐
of eight su
Yadkin. To
conomic
oduction
er on Globaliz
t Market Aut
t Market loca
gs market in t
t and its envi
Beyond attra
nction for the
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and transactio
ture and hom
al industrial st
kers led the f
ve productio
he face of glo
evenue for sta
nizing node at
uring, to dist
local econom
ce of the mar
esources, it is
ders and the g
e summer of
he Market its
e following: “
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c activity that
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y reviewed th
uthority (HPM
gs Market rep
at Greensboro
n the Triad Re
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urrounding co
o determine e
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cImpact
zation, Gover
hority (HPMA
ated in High P
the world and
rons to buy, s
acting a large
e broader fur
ular, it is wide
ons for local m
me furnishings
trengths. The
urniture indu
n clusters in t
obalization, th
ate and local
t the center o
ribution, to d
mic developer
rket for the lo
important to
general public
2013. The an
self. In this wa
“what amoun
this report an
can be explic
udies
he two major
MA). These st
port of the Off
o (UNC‐Green
egion of Nort
mined the eco
ounties: Alam
economic imp
Economic Im
toftheH
nance & Com
A) to conduct
Point, NC. The
d attracts ove
sell and mark
number of vi
nishings indu
ly known by l
manufacturin
s industry is o
e availability o
ustry in the re
the world. De
he industry cl
governments
of this local cl
design, marke
rs, elected off
ocal and regio
o clearly articu
c. This report
nalysis focuse
ay, it differs i
t of economi
nalyzes the ec
citly tied to th
prior econom
udies are: Th
ffice of Busine
nsboro, 2004)
th Carolina (H
onomic impac
mance, Davids
pact of the m
mpact of the
HighPoin
mpetitiveness
a comprehen
e Market, con
er 75,000 visit
ket a wide var
isitors from o
stry and is a k
local stakeho
ng companies
one of North C
of abundant r
egion to grow
espite all the
uster remain
s. In many wa
uster, which
eting and prof
ficials, and th
onal economy
ulate the eco
summarizes
es on the imp
n a key way f
c activity wou
conomic impa
he bi‐annual m
mic impact stu
e Economic Im
ess and Econo
) and The Eco
igh Point Uni
ct of the High
son, Davie, Fo
arket, the UN
e High Point
ntMarke
at Duke Univ
nsive econom
nducted bi‐an
tors each mar
riety of furnit
outside the sta
key node in t
olders that a la
s are initiated
Carolina and
raw materials
to be one of
restructuring
ns a critical so
ays the Mark
includes a ra
fessional serv
he general pu
y. However, in
nomic impact
an economic
act of all the
from previous
uld not have
act of five dis
market event
udies conduct
mpact of the
omic Research
onomic Impac
iversity, 2007
Point Furnitu
orsyth, Guilfo
NC‐G study ex
Market – Ex
et
versity was en
mic and fiscal
nnually, is the
rket session w
ture, accessor
ate, the Mark
he overall fur
arge portion
d and negotiat
South Centra
s and access t
f the largest a
g and declinin
ource of jobs f
ket is the key
nge of activit
vices.
blic have long
n an era of lim
t of the Mark
c impact study
economic ac
s impact stud
occurred ‘bu
stinct categor
ts.
ted on behalf
Internationa
h at the Unive
ct of the Hom
7).
ure Market u
ord, Randolph
xamined visit
ecutive Sum
P
ngaged by the
impact of the
e largest home
who descend
ries, and desi
ket serves a
rniture indust
of the sales
ted at the Ma
al Virginia’s
o a base of sk
and most
ng employme
for local resid
gathering eve
ties from
g recognized
mited public a
ket to local
y conducted
tivity generat
dies. The logic
t‐for’ the
ries of direct
f of the High
l Home
ersity of Nort
e Furnishings
sing a study a
h, Stokes, and
or spending,
mmary
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e
e
e
on
gn
try’s
arket.
killed
ent
dents
ent
the
and
ted
c used
Point
th
s
area
exhibitor
HPMA spe
double co
The High
industry o
Region M
counties.
for the fu
modeled
that they
attributab
extremely
that they
studies du
1.2. P
GeograpThis repor
including
in North C
Iredell, Le
Surry, and
Pittsylvan
ActivitiesUnlike the
economic
similar to
this study
at the Ma
accounted
previous r
lessors of
A
vi
su
W
A
an
th
spending bet
ending on em
ounting seller
Point Univers
on the econom
etropolitan S
The furniture
rniture indus
for this study
were attemp
ble to the HPM
y careful whe
are capturing
ue to differen
ProjectScop
hyrt defines the
counties in V
Carolina (Alam
ee, Montgome
d Yadkin) and
nia).
smodelede HPU study (
c activity that
the UNC‐G re
y is that we al
arket (and the
d for rental in
reports we es
commercial
Activity 1 ‐ Spe
isitor to the m
uch items as l
We consider th
Activity 2 ‐ Spe
nd includes a
he like.
The
tween market
mployees, tran
s and buyers
sity (HPU) stu
my in the Hig
Statistical Are
e manufactur
try, as well as
y. The project
pting to captu
M itself. The d
n comparing
g the same ac
nces in the de
pe
e study area a
Virginia. Spec
mance, Anson
ery, Moore, O
8 in Virginia
(2007), we did
is related to
eport, with u
so estimated
e multiplier sp
ncome to pro
stimated the
real estate (i.
ending by Ma
market who a
lodging, meal
hese types of
ending by HP
ctivities like p
Economic Im
ts, exhibitor s
nsportation, a
that came fro
udy attempted
h Point Regio
a (MSA), whic
ing sector, fu
s the impact o
scope of the
ure the entire
differences b
activities rep
ctivity. Oftent
efined market
as all the coun
ifically we bu
n, Cabarrus, C
Orange, Rand
(Carroll, Floy
d not count t
the market it
pdated figure
the number
pending assoc
perty owners
impact of ren
.e., showroom
arket Visitors
ttends from o
ls, retail purc
f expenses fro
PM Authority
paying for loc
mpact of the
spending duri
and security.
om within the
d to determin
on. The region
ch includes D
urniture suppo
of the High Po
HPU study is
furniture clu
etween the r
ported in both
times, activiti
t area and init
nties within a
uilt a model fo
Caswell, Chath
olph, Richmo
yd, Franklin, G
he entire furn
tself on an an
es and using a
of jobs create
ciated with th
s who lease sp
ntal payments
ms) in the Hig
s‐ This catego
outside the st
hases, gasolin
om both buye
‐ This is the d
cal shuttle bus
e High Point
ing the marke
The UNC‐G re
eir defined re
ne the entire
n for the HPU
Davidson, Fors
orting sectors
oint Market (
s significantly
uster, not just
reports mean
h the current
ies simply wil
tial inputs.
a 75‐mile radi
or the study r
ham, Davidso
ond, Rockingh
Grayson, Halif
niture sector,
nnual basis. Th
a larger geogr
ed in manufa
his output). In
pace to out o
s by vendors
gh Point area.
ory includes a
tudy region (7
ne, car rental
ers and vendo
direct budgete
ses, marketin
Market – Ex
et, tax payme
eport did a ca
egion.
impact of the
U study consis
syth, Guilford
s, design/mar
(HPM) were t
y different fro
t the econom
that readers
and previous
l not be com
us from dow
region compr
on, Davie, For
ham, Rowan,
fax, Henry, Pa
, and limited
hus, we inclu
raphy. What
acturing due t
n addition, th
of town exhib
(i.e., market
.
ll the expens
75 mile radiu
ls, groceries &
ors under a si
ed expenses
ng expenses, s
ecutive Sum
P
ents, as well a
areful job of n
e furniture
sted of the Tr
d, and Randol
rketing activit
the activities
om our report
ic activity tha
s should be
s reports to e
parable acros
ntown High P
ising 22 coun
rsyth, Guilford
Stanly, Stoke
atrick, and
the analysis t
ded activities
is unique abo
to sales that o
is report
itors. Unlike
exhibitors) to
es incurred b
us), and includ
& entertainm
ngle category
of the HPMA
staff payroll a
mmary
Page2
as
not
riad
ph
ties
t in
at is
ensure
ss
Point,
nties
d,
es,
to the
s
out
occur
o
by any
des
ent.
y.
itself
and
A
in
p
A
th
ac
C
U
A
m
ar
ImpactsOur resea
Market (H
standard
an exogen
region. Th
spending
event.
D
fi
in
In
re
In
in
Th
The mode
economic
result from
stimulate
is to pred
dollars cre
DatasouTo compu
from the
previous s
Specifical
1,668 uniq
Activity 3 ‐ Spe
ncurs to put o
hotography,
Activity 4 ‐ Fur
his category a
ccrue to man
ritically, we e
nited States.
Activity 5 ‐ Ren
made by vendo
rea.
modeledarch team calc
HPM) using IM
input‐output
nous (“outsid
he IMPLAN so
‐‐ in other wo
Direct impacts
nal demand f
ncludes indivi
ndirect impac
elationship be
nduced impac
n income and
he total econ
eling results in
c activity in on
m the purcha
s activity that
ict how many
eated by the
urcesute the direct
High Point M
studies in at l
ly, we genera
que company
The
ending by Ve
on their displa
marketing an
rniture Sales
accounts for a
ufacturing co
exclude sales
nts paid by v
ors to local ow
culated the d
MPLAN 3.0 (IM
modeling pro
e”) change in
oftware is use
ords, the dire
s are the chan
for the produ
duals that wo
cts include th
etween, for e
cts are the inc
population d
nomic impact
nclude emplo
ne year). Our
asing associat
t is captured
y additional jo
initial event.
economic im
arket Author
east one criti
ated a web‐ba
y representat
Economic Im
endors‐ This c
ays at the ma
nd catering.
generated at
all the sales m
ompanies or w
that accrue to
endors to bu
wners and m
irect, indirect
Mpact Analys
ogram that p
n final deman
ed to estimate
ect, indirect a
nges in spend
cts of that ind
ork in a furnit
e impacts cre
example, furn
creases in spe
due to the new
t is found by s
oyment figure
results show
ed with the f
in a regional
obs or dollars
mpacts of each
ity, as well as
ical way: we c
ased survey in
ives. We adm
mpact of the
ategory capt
rket and inclu
t the market‐
made at the M
wholesalers w
o firms which
ilding owner
anagers of co
t, and induce
is for PLANne
ermits resear
d that results
e the impact o
nd induced im
ding in a given
dustry. The d
ture manufac
eated by inter
iture manufa
ending by ho
w direct and
summing the
es, labor inco
w the estimate
urniture mar
multiplier. Th
s will be adde
h activity, we
s data from N
conducted an
nstrument (u
ministered the
e High Point
ures all the e
udes construc
‐ The largest a
Market or with
who operate w
h manufactur
rs‐ Finally we
ommercial rea
ed impacts of
ers) software.
rchers to esti
s from new ec
of both the fi
mpacts‐‐ that
n industry tha
irect impact o
cturing or sale
r‐industry spe
acturers and t
usehold cons
indirect econ
direct, indire
ome and outp
ed change in d
ket. The inve
he basic conc
ed to the econ
used a surve
NC Commerce
n original surv
sing Surveym
e survey via a
Market – Ex
xpenses that
ction, decora
and most imp
hin 90 days o
within the stu
re overseas or
analyze the r
al‐estate in th
the biannual
. IMPLAN is a
mate the pro
conomic activ
irst and subse
t result from t
at result from
of furniture s
es.
ending. This a
timber produ
sumers result
nomic activity
ect and induce
put (the value
demand (i.e.,
stment in the
cept of an eco
nomy as a res
ey of market a
e. Our data so
vey of market
monkey.com)
an initial emai
ecutive Sum
P
a vendor bus
tion,
portant impa
f the Market
udy region.
r elsewhere i
rental payme
he High Point
High Point
an industry
ojected effect
vity within a s
equent round
the new econ
m the increase
sales for exam
accounts for t
ction.
ing from incr
y.
ed effects.
e of increased
, spending) th
e Market
onomic multi
sult of the job
attendees, da
ources differ f
t vendors.
and contacte
il invitation a
mmary
Page3
siness
ct,
that
n the
nts
t
ts of
study
ds of
nomic
e in
mple
the
eases
d
hat
plier
bs or
ata
from
ed
nd
held the s
response
Market an
suppleme
from NC C
2. Econ
2.1. O
The result
addition t
additiona
indirect jo
directly in
In additio
output to
in perspec
state prod
Table 1: H
Impact Ty
Direct Eff
Indirect E
Induced E
Total Effe
Source: IMPEmploymenemployer.
2.2. R
Following
makeup t
spending,
Activity1The High
their stay
survey open f
rate). The ke
nd to develop
ented data fro
Commerce.
nomicimp
OverallEcon
ts indicate th
to these jobs
l jobs are sup
obs. The resu
n the market,
n to outright
the overall r
ctive, the tota
duct (GSP) of
High Point Fu
ype Emp
ect
Effect
Effect
ect
PLAN 3.0. Note: Ant into Labor Inco
ResultsbyM
g are the resu
he market’s o
, vendor spen
1–VisitorSpPoint Market
on food, lodg
The
from July 3rd
ey purpose of
p more accura
om the survey
pactresult
nomicImpa
at the High P
within the m
pported due t
lts is an empl
75% of an ad
employment
egional econo
al output of $
North Carolin
rniture Mark
ployment
21,461
7,413
8,742
37,616 $
All figures listedome yields avera
MajorActivit
lts and discus
overall impac
nding, furnitu
pendingt draws thous
ging, transpo
Economic Im
‐ 16th, 2013. W
f the survey w
ate measures
y with data fr
ts
cts
oint Market a
arket itself, 7
to the increas
oyment mult
dditional job i
t impacts, the
omy, which in
$5.39 billion is
na. Please see
ket – Summar
Labor Incom
$849,265,85
$342,473,65
$328,058,73
$1,519,798,24
are yearly impaage annual total
ty
ssion of econo
ct described a
re and relate
sands of visito
rtation and o
mpact of the
We ended up
was to estima
s of vendor sp
rom the High
as a whole dir
7,413 jobs are
sed household
tiplier of 1.75
s supported i
e market cont
ncludes $1.51
s approximat
e Table 1.
ry of Total Ec
e Out
59 $3,389,3
53 $1,026,4
38 $971,8
49 $5,387,6
acts in 2013 dollaemployee comp
omic impacts
above. These
d furnishing s
ors into High
other services
e High Point
p with a total
te the sales f
pending figure
Point Market
rectly employ
e supported in
d spending re
, indicating th
in the region.
tributes over
1 billion of lab
tely equivalen
conomic Impa
put
355,640
422,055
852,587
630,284
ars. Labor Incompensation includ
s broken out b
activities incl
sales and ven
Point each ye
s. 623,000 vis
Market – Ex
of 199 respo
figures genera
es by major c
t Authority, a
ys 21,461 peo
n related indu
esulting from
hat for each j
.
$5.39 billion
bor income. T
nt to 1.3% of t
act
me is a portion oding benefits and
by the five m
ude visitor sp
ndor spending
ear that spend
itor‐days ann
ecutive Sum
P
onses (~12%
ated at the
category. We
as well as data
ople each yea
ustries and 8,
the direct an
ob created
in economic
To put this fig
the total gros
f Output. Dividind all costs to the
ajor activities
pending, HPM
g on rents.
d money duri
nually are
mmary
Page4
a
ar. In
,742
nd
gure
ss
ng e
s that
MA
ing
generated
High Poin
spending
supported
activities
sales (acti
Table 2 lis
economic
million of
through s
spending
Table 2: V
Impact T
Direct Eff
Indirect E
Induced E
Total Effe
Source: IMP
Table 3 lis
supported
expenses
for 54.8%
impact. It
purchases
region.) T
Table 3: V
IMPLAN S
413
411
329
360
324
Source: IMP
Activity2The spend
activities
d by the more
t. The isolate
associated w
d by this visito
making up th
ivity #4).
sts the total e
c output overa
this is due to
econdary eco
resulting from
Visitor Spend
Type
fect
Effect
Effect
ect
PLAN 3.0
sts the top fiv
d by visitor sp
that visitors t
% of the total e
is important
s made at RD
Thus we feel t
Visitor Spend
Sector Secto
Food
Hote
Retai
Real e
Retai
PLAN 3.0
2–HighPoinding of the Hi
modeled. HP
The
e than 58,000
ed impact of t
with the marke
or activity ea
he market, vis
economic imp
all, $604.1 m
o the visitor s
onomic activit
m the employ
ing – Summa
Employment
4,040
1,026
1,124
6,189
ve industries a
pending are F
to the marke
employment
to note that
U or CLT airp
hat the estim
ing – Summa
or Descriptio
services and d
ls and motels
l Stores ‐ Gene
estate establis
l Stores ‐ Food
ntMarketAuigh Point Mar
MA spending
Economic Im
0 visitors atte
his activity sh
et. Adding in
ch year. This
sitor spending
pact to the stu
illion of econ
pending direc
ties associate
yment impact
ary of Total Ec
t Labor Inc
0 $109,74
6 $43,20
4 $42,16
9 $195,12
affected by vi
ood Services
t incur when
impact of vis
we are not m
orts (since Du
mates of visito
ary of Top Fiv
n
drinking places
eral merchand
shments
d and beverage
uthoritySperket Authority
g directly supp
mpact of the
nding each M
hows 4,040 jo
the indirect a
gives an emp
g is the secon
udy region de
omic output
ctly, while the
ed with the to
ts (i.e. the ind
conomic Imp
ome O
49,029 $35
08,450 $12
65,380 $12
22,859 $60
isitor spendin
and Hotels a
traveling to t
itor spending
modeling the i
urham and M
or impacts are
ve Affected In
Employm
s
ise
e
endingy represents t
ports 63 jobs
e High Point
Market from o
obs are direct
and induced e
ployment mul
d most impac
erived from v
is generated
e remaining $
ourism sector
direct and ind
pact
Output
54,801,848
24,415,437
24,927,343
04,144,628
ng. Not surpri
nd Motels, si
the market. T
g and 42.4% o
impact of the
Mecklenburg c
e conservativ
ndustries
ment Labor
1,992 $40
1,397 $39
233 $6
148 $1
145 $4
the smallest e
with a multip
Market – Ex
outside the 75
tly supported
effects, a tota
ltiplier of 1.53
ctful activity,
isitor spendin
by visitor spe
$249.3 million
r and increase
duced impact
isingly, the to
ince these are
These two ind
of the overall
e airfare purc
counties are o
e.
r Income O
0,010,741 $1
9,203,323 $1
6,491,252 $
1,608,357 $
4,139,171
economic im
plier of 1.42.
ecutive Sum
P
5‐mile radius
by visitor
al of 6,189 job
3. Of the five
behind furni
ng. In terms o
ending. $354.
n is generated
ed household
s).
op two indust
e the leading
dustries accou
economic ou
hased and an
outside the st
utput
116,033,894
140,265,115
$11,865,903
$16,835,642
$7,582,272
pact of the fiv
The total
mmary
Page5
of
bs are
ture
of
.8
d
d
ries
unt
utput
ny
tudy
ve
economic
Please see
Table 4: A
Impact T
Direct Eff
Indirect E
Induced E
Total Effe
Source: IMP
Table 5 lis
spending
effect) an
Table 5: A
IMPLA
Secto
336
425
380
413
382Source: IMP
Activity3Vendor sp
total econ
Table 6.
Table 6: V
Impact T
Direct Eff
Indirect E
Induced E
Total Effe
Source: IMP
Table 7 lis
vendor sp
sector see
the total e
c output gene
e Table 4.
Authority Spe
Type
fect
Effect
Effect
ect
PLAN 3.0
sts the top fiv
is Transit and
d $1.47 millio
Authority Spe
AN
or Secto
6 Trans
5 Civic,
0 All oth
3 Food
2 EmploPLAN 3.0
3–VendorSpending assoc
nomic output
Vendor Spend
Type E
fect 2,
Effect 63
Effect 93
ect 4,
PLAN 3.0
sts the top fiv
pending is Ma
e 46.6% of the
economic imp
The
erated as a re
ending – Sum
Employment
63
10
17
90
ve industries a
d Ground Pas
on of total ou
ending – Sum
or Description
it and ground
social & profe
her misc. profe
services and d
oyment service
Spendingciated with th
impact of th
ding – Summa
mployment
,808
32
34
,374
ve industries a
aintenance an
e employmen
pact at $208.4
Economic Im
sult of HPMA
mmary of Tota
t Labor Inc
3 $1,82
0 $40
7 $61
0 $2,85
affected by H
senger Trans
utput.
mmary of Top
n
passenger tran
ssional organiz
essional service
rinking places
es
he HPM direc
is activity is $
ary of Total E
Labor Inco
$100,098,3
$26,534,87
$35,006,27
$161,639,5
affected by v
nd Repair Con
nt impact wit
4 million.
mpact of the
A spending is $
al Economic I
come
26,935 $
05,625 $
18,145 $
50,705 $
PMA spendin
portation wit
Five Affected
nsportation
zations
es
tly supports 2
$451.6 million
Economic Imp
ome Outp
361 $278,
79 $69,6
79 $103,
519 $451,
endor spendi
nstruction of N
h 2,038 jobs s
e High Point
$7.66 million
mpact
Output
$4,648,565
$1,179,450
$1,832,122
$7,660,138
ng. The top se
th 29 jobs (32
d Industries
Employmen
2
2
1
2,808 jobs, w
n, 35.8% of th
pact
put
256,098
652,303
741,166
649,567
ing. The prim
Nonresidenti
support by ve
Market – Ex
; 37.2% of th
ector support
2.2% of the to
nt Labor Inc
29 $68
24 $65
10 $44
3 $4
2 $4
with a multipli
his is labor inc
ary sector su
al Structures
endor spendi
ecutive Sum
P
is is labor inc
ted by HPMA
otal employm
come Out
4,629 $1,474
8,036 $1,35
8,344 $1,74
9,991 $144
2,130 $62
er of 1.56. Th
come. Please
pported by
. Firms in this
ng, and 46.1%
mmary
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ome.
ment
put
4,542
1,428
1,720
4,978
2,408
he
see
s
% of
Table 7: V
IMPLA
Secto
39
413
380
405
360
Source: IMP
Activity4Furniture
the other
of the tot
accessory
sales that
Table 8 lis
support 1
billion, wi
billion acc
Table 8: F
Impact T
Direct Eff
Indirect E
Induced E
Total Effe
Source: IMP
The top fi
this activi
by furnitu
see Table
Table 9: F
IMPLAN
Sector
296
297
302
303
319
Source: IMP
Vendor Spend
AN
or Secto
Nonre
3 Food
0 All oth
5 Indep
0 Real e
PLAN 3.0
4–Furnituresales activity
four major a
al economic o
y manufacturi
t flow back to
sts the total e
3,920 jobs w
th an additio
counts for 27
Furniture Sale
Type Em
fect 13,9
Effect 5,6
Effect 6,58
ect 26,
PLAN 3.0
ve industries
ty. The Upho
ure sales with
9.
Furniture Sale
N
r Sector D
Upholste
Nonupho
Showcas
Mattress
Wholesa
PLAN 3.0
The
ding – Summa
or Description
esidential main
services and d
her misc. profe
pendent artists
estate establish
eSalesy is by far the
ctivities, furn
output impac
ing, design se
facilities loca
economic imp
ith a multiplie
nal $1.55 bill
.1% of the tot
es – Summary
mployment
920
24
87
131
supported by
lstered House
18.4% of the
es – Summary
Description
ered household
olstered wood
e & partition m
s mfg.
le trade busine
Economic Im
ary of Top Fiv
n
ntenance & rep
rinking places
essional service
, writers, &per
hments
most impact
niture sales ac
ct. Recall that
ervices, and w
ated within th
pact resulting
er of 1.88. Th
ion in indirec
tal economic
y of Total Eco
Labor Incom
$630,760,911
$268,274,110
$247,255,774
$1,146,290,79
y furniture sa
ehold Furnitu
e total employ
y of Top Five
d furniture mfg
household mfg
mfg.
esses
mpact of the
ve Affected In
E
pair 2
5
es 1
rformers 1
7
ful activity as
ccounts for 69
t the direct im
wholesaling ac
he study area
from furnitu
he direct econ
ct and induced
output of $4
onomic Impac
me Output
1 $2,680,1
0 $816,68
4 $732,42
95 $4,229,2
ales account f
ure Manufact
yment effect
Affected Ind
Emp
g. 4,805
g. 2,696
1,82
1,724
1,03
e High Point
ndustries
Employment
,038
25
94
79
77
ssociated with
9.5% of the e
mpacts for thi
ctivity. Also, w
a.
re sales at M
nomic output
d impacts. Th
4.23 billion
ct
t
148,872
81,056
21,143
251,072
for 60.6% of t
turing sector i
and 17.7% of
dustries
ployment L
5 $
6 $
1 $
4 $
1 $
Market – Ex
Labor
Income
$77,932,189
$10,546,525
$8,421,640
$5,574,389
$832,176
h the Market
employment i
s scenario als
we modeled o
arket. Furnitu
impact is val
he total labor
the employm
is the top ind
f the total ou
Labor Income
$185,687,446
$123,781,460
$72,832,648
$103,696,030
$67,342,723
ecutive Sum
P
Output
9 $208,379,
5 $30,585,64
$32,716,2
$13,378,5
$8,710,88
. Compared w
mpact and 78
so capture
only the estim
ure sales dire
ued at $2.68
income of $1
ent supporte
ustry suppor
utput effect. P
e Output
$748,559,
$445,000,
$305,476,
$601,574,
$153,835,
mmary
Page7
316
48
90
32
7
with
8.5%
mated
ectly
1.15
ed by
ted
Please
603
866
063
677
733
Activity5Table 10 l
exhibitors
630 direct
though th
$13.9 mill
Table 10:
Impact T
Direct Eff
Indirect E
Induced E
Total Effe
Source: IMP
Vendor sp
is capture
five indus
Table 11:
IMPLA
Secto
360
388
413
382
390
Source: IMP
2.3. F
Finally, we
combined
fiscal imp
for Guilfo
economic
Ultimately
fiscal imp
fiscal imp
5–RentalInists the econ
s at the HPM.
t jobs with a m
he number of
lion in labor i
Vendor Spen
Type E
fect 63
Effect 12
Effect 80
ect 83
PLAN 3.0
pending on re
ed by this indu
stries affected
Vendor Spen
AN
or Secto
0 Real e
8 Servic
3 Food
2 Emplo
0 Waste
PLAN 3.0
FiscalImpac
e used the IM
d. We then m
acts for the N
rd County alo
c actor paying
y, across the
act of over $5
acts include t
The
ncomeomic impact
Vendor spen
multiplier of
jobs created
ncome or 14.
nding (Rents)
mployment
30
22
0
32
ents primarily
ustry as well a
d by vendor s
nding (Rents)
or Description
estate establish
ces to buildings
services and d
oyment service
e management
cts
MPLAN 3.0 mo
ade adjustme
North Carolina
one. Table 12
g the tax (i.e.
entire study r
538 million ac
the direct, ind
Economic Im
resulting from
nding on rent
1.32. This is t
ranks fourth
.6%.
) – Summary
Labor Inco
$6,830,623
$4,050,589
$3,013,160
$13,894,37
y affects real e
as 79.2% of t
pending.
) – Summary
n
hments
s and dwelling
drinking places
es
t and remediat
odeling softw
ents to the m
a’s state and
lists the over
workers thro
region, the M
cross all level
direct and ind
mpact of the
m vendor spe
s was the fina
the lowest em
. The total ec
of Total Econ
ome Outp
3 $71,5
9 $14,4
0 $8,93
71 $94,9
estate establi
he total outp
of Top Five A
s
tion services
ware to condu
odel and stud
local governm
rall impact by
ugh income t
Market genera
s of governm
duced impact
e High Point
ending. Please
al activity mo
mployment m
conomic outp
nomic Impact
put
00,257
493,809
0,813
924,879
ishments; 79
put impact. Ple
Affected Indu
Employmen
663
19
15
13
5
uct a basic fisc
dy area defin
ments, for the
y level of gove
taxes, sales ta
ated economi
ment (Federal,
s cumulative
Market – Ex
e recall that v
odeled and sh
multiplier of th
put impact is $
t
.7% of the em
ease see Tab
ustries
nt
Labor
Income
$7,182,78
$372,770
$305,479
$299,331
$258,258
cal analysis of
itions to prod
e State of No
ernment and
axes, or corpo
ic activities re
, State, and L
ly for the ent
ecutive Sum
P
vendors are th
hows an impa
he five activiti
$94.9 million,
mployment im
le 11 for the t
Output
83 $75,186
0 $1,088,6
$885,91
$443,40
$914,66
f all five activ
duce separate
rth Carolina,
by type of
orations).
esult in a posi
ocal levels). T
ire study regi
mmary
Page8
he
act of
ies,
, with
mpact
top
t
6,526
633
11
05
64
ities
e
and
itive
These
ion.
Table 12:
Tax Type
Total Stat
& Local Ta
Total
Federal T
Source: IMP
Table 13 p
governme
study regi
figures do
the North
for all oth
$198 milli
county re
Table 13:
Type of T
Dividends
Social Ins
Social Ins
Tax on Pr
Tax on Pr
Tax on Pr
Tax on Pr
Tax on Pr
Tax on Pr
Corporate
Personal T
Personal T
Personal T
Personal T
Personal T
Total Stat
Source: IMP
Based on
exclusivel
Carolina.
across all
Total Fiscal I
e
Employ
Compe
te
ax $2,755,6
ax $179,90
PLAN 3.0.
presents a de
ent bodies wi
ion that comp
ownward by t
h Carolina cou
her activities s
ion for the St
gion.
State and Lo
Tax
s
Tax‐ Employee
Tax‐ Employe
oduction and I
oduction and I
oduction and I
oduction and I
oduction and I
oduction and I
e Profits Tax
Tax: Income Ta
Tax: NonTaxes
Tax: Motor Ve
Tax: Property T
Tax: Other Tax
te and Local Ta
PLAN 3.0.
the informat
y at the state
Specifically, w
major revenu
The
mpact to Stu
yee
ensation
Pr
In
612 $0
08,338 $8
etailed breakd
thin North Ca
prised only th
the share of t
unties (approx
since the Mar
ate of North
ocal Fiscal Imp
e Contribution
r Contribution
Imports: Sales
Imports: Prope
Imports: Moto
Imports: Sever
Imports: Other
Imports: S/L N
ax
s (Fines‐ Fees)
hicle License
Taxes
x (Fish/Hunt)
ax
ion provided
e level. Table
we estimate t
ue sources du
Economic Im
udy Area: Fed
roprietor
come
Pr
Im
0 $1
8,343,205 $3
down of the s
arolina. To de
he 22 countie
otal industry
ximately 90%
rket itself is h
Carolina and
pacts to Nort
n
Tax
erty Tax
or Vehicle Licen
rance Tax
r Taxes
onTaxes
in Table 13, w
14 lists the f
that the State
ue to the econ
mpact of the
deral, State an
roducts &
mport Tax
135,052,394
32,082,901
state and loca
erive this estim
es in North Ca
output in the
% for most ind
eld in North C
the various c
th Carolina, D
nse
we estimated
iscal impact o
e of North Car
nomic activity
e High Point
nd Local Gov
Households
$45,370,793
$67,955,140
al tax revenue
mate, we re‐e
arolina. We al
e original stud
dustries). We
Carolina. Ove
county and lo
Detailed Repo
Amount (201
$19,537
$688
$1,709
$62,571
$47,785
$1,733
$6
$6,497
$7,093
$7,616
$32,399
$7,573
$1,883
$541
$231
$197,870
d the amount
of HPM activi
rolina collects
y generated b
Market – Ex
vernments
s Corporati
$29,568,06
$38,576,64
e by type of ta
estimated the
so adjusted t
dy area that a
included the
erall we estim
ocal governme
ort
13$)
7,895
8,431
9,975
1,660
5,573
3,736
6,630
7,516
3,941
6,622
9,763
3,070
3,210
1,262
1,534
0,819
t of tax reven
ities to the St
s over $123 m
by the Marke
ecutive Sum
P
ons Total
66 $212,74
40 $326,86
ax that flow t
e model for a
the furniture
accounted for
full direct am
mate an impac
ents within th
ue collected
ate of North
million in reve
et each year.
mmary
Page9
46,865
66,224
to
a new
sales
r by
mount
ct of
he 22
enue
The
largest tw
provided
Accounts
each state
the basic
county go
annually.
Table 14:
Type of T
Sales Taxes
Income Ta
Dividends
Other Taxe
Corporate
Social Insu
Motor Veh
Total State
Source: Aut
listed in Tab
property tax
Lastly, we
activities
Guilford C
region. Ad
visitors st
taxes that
the State
Ultimately
activity ge
Table 15:
Type of T
Sales Taxe
Property
Fines and
Other Per
Total GuiSource: IMP
wo categories
by IMPLAN a
(NIPA) datab
e, we estimat
framework o
overnments th
State‐level F
ax
s
xes
es on Productio
Profits Tax
rance Taxes
hicle License Re
e Revenue
hors’ analysis of
ble 13 by the rat
xes were assum
e re‐analyzed
except for Ac
County only a
dditionally, w
ay outside Gu
t flow to the C
level (i.e. inco
y, we estimat
enerated by t
Guilford Cou
Tax
es (local portio
Taxes
d Fees
rsonal Taxes/L
lford County PLAN 3.0.
The
are sales tax
re generalize
bases, and the
ted the state‐
f the North C
hroughout th
Fiscal Impact
on and Imports
evenue
f IMPLAN 3.0 da
io of the state p
ed to be collecte
another IMP
ctivity 4 (Sales
ccounts for a
we reduced th
uilford Count
County. Every
ome taxes). N
te that Guilfo
the Market.
unty Fiscal Im
on only)
icense revenue
Economic Im
es (state‐port
d based on ca
erefore do no
‐only portion
Carolina fiscal
e 22 county r
to North Caro
A
s
ta. Note: Sales t
ortion of the sal
ed at the local le
LAN model co
s). We did thi
a relatively sm
e visitor spen
y while atten
y attempt wa
Note that only
rd County co
mpact
Amount (
$6,6
$17,2
$1,5
e $
$25,5
mpact of the
tion only) and
ategories gen
ot take into ac
of the projec
environment
region are ex
olina
Amount (201
$44,031,
$32,399,
$19,537,
$15,331,
$7,616,
$2,398,
$1,883,
$123,199,
taxes were estim
les tax rate (4.75
evel.
onsisting of o
s to generate
mall share of m
nding by 25%
ding the Mar
s made to ex
y the 2% loca
llects approx
2013$)
649,286
246,014
586,886
$49,923
532,109
e High Point
d income taxe
nerated by th
ccount the sp
cted tax reven
t. Based on t
pected to col
13$)
,909
,763
,895
,823
,622
,406
,210
,628
mated by taking
5%) to the gene
only Guilford C
e a conservat
manufacturin
to approxima
rket. Table 15
xclude tax cat
al share of sal
imately $25 m
Market – Ex
es. While the
e National In
pecific profile
nue based on
this analysis, o
llect approxim
multiplying the
ral rate of 6.75%
County and a
ive estimate
ng within the
ate for the fa
5 below lists t
egories which
es taxes is inc
million annua
ecutive Sum
Pa
e tax categori
come and Pro
of tax policie
our knowled
other local an
mately $74 m
$62,571,660 fig
% (i.e. 70.4%). A
analyzed all
and because
overall study
act that some
the portion of
h are collecte
cluded.
al due to econ
mmary
age10
ies
oduct
es in
dge of
nd
illion
gure
All
y
f
ed at
nomic
3. Conc
Overall, th
the 30 co
over $5.3
spending,
supports a
jobs creat
(i.e. distri
that can b
To recall t
document
counting e
jobs that
Market ev
hotels and
Market is
cluster in
The Mark
and throu
in generat
While the
potential
limitation
the overa
those pur
businesse
provided
in our sur
location f
was not h
Internatio
they are l
Lastly, it is
impact re
activities,
to make a
clusion
his report ind
unty study re
9 billion in to
, direct HPMA
a total of 37,6
ted by Marke
bution, acces
be directly tie
the logic discu
ted here can
every job in t
are linked to
vents are crit
d restaurants
crucial for th
the state and
et is a valuab
ughout the wi
ting tax reven
e impacts of t
types of econ
s of the study
ll economic b
rchases from
es that choose
by the Marke
vey was com
or the wareh
held there ann
onal airport (R
ocated outsid
s important t
ports of the M
and uses an
an “apples‐to‐
The
dicates that th
egion of North
otal economic
A budget, ven
616 jobs acro
t related acti
ssories). Thes
ed to transact
ussed in the i
be interprete
the wider furn
Market base
ical not only t
s that benefit
he health of th
d the region.
ble economic
ider region. O
nue, estimate
he Market ar
nomic impact
y which resul
benefits of the
one industry
e to move int
et. For examp
pletely discou
ousing and d
nually. Second
RDU) or Charl
de the study r
o recall that t
Market. It use
original vend
‐apples” com
Economic Im
he High Point
h Carolina and
c output acros
ndor spending
oss all the ind
vities, the lar
e are jobs sup
ions made at
ntroduction,
ed as not occu
niture sector
d activities. T
to the owner
when thousa
he local manu
asset that pro
One of the add
ed at $539 mi
e large, and w
ts associated
t in our figure
e Market. Firs
to its supplie
o the High Po
ple, all the eco
unted. Howev
istribution an
d, we do not
lotte Douglas
region.
this study diff
es a different
dor survey to
mparison of th
mpact of the
Market has a
d south centr
ss all types of
g, sales of fur
ustry sectors
rgest share ac
pported due t
t the Market.
this analysis
urring but‐for
in the study r
Therefore, we
s of local com
ands of out‐of
ufacturing an
ovides tangib
ditional impa
llion annually
we made eve
with the even
es being on th
st, IMPLAN o
ers and workf
oint region be
onomic activi
ver, it is likely
nd sales head
account for s
s Internationa
fers in critica
geography, m
derive the dir
e high‐level i
e High Point
a significant e
ral Virginia. O
f activities mo
nishings and
stimulated.
ccrues to man
to sales of fu
shows that th
r the Market
region, but ar
e can conserv
mmercial prop
f‐state visitor
d distribution
ble economic
acts of the Ma
y across all le
ry attempt to
nt, it is also im
he conservati
nly captures
force—and do
ecause of the
ty of furnitur
y that High Po
quarters of in
spending that
al airport (CLT
l dimensions
models a diffe
rect inputs. T
mpact figure
Market – Ex
economic and
Overall, the M
odeled here,
rental incom
Of the total o
nufacturing a
rniture and re
he jobs and e
itself. Thus, w
re isolating th
vatively concl
perty in High
rs come to to
n sectors of t
benefits thro
arket is the cr
vels of gover
o accurately a
mportant to r
ive side in ter
backward eco
oes not accou
e agglomeratio
re importers t
oint would no
nternational f
t occurs at th
T) on the part
from previou
erent set of e
Therefore, it is
s over time.
ecutive Sum
Pa
d fiscal impac
arket genera
including visi
e. The Marke
of 21,461 dire
nd related se
elated access
economic acti
we are not
hose dollars a
lude that the
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own. Rather,
he wider furn
oughout the y
ritical role it p
nment.
account for al
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rms of measu
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unt for any
on economie
that we meas
ot be an attra
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