WISeR Economic Impact Analysis Tool (EIAT)

Barry Burgan; Parvin Mahmoudi; John Spoehr

WISeR Economic Impact Analysis Tool (EIAT)

Barry Burgan, Parvin Mahmoudi, John Spoehr

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Abstract

EIAT is an online input-output (I-O) analysis tool for Local Government Areas across the nation, developed by the Australian Industrial Transformation Institute (AITI) at Flinders University. This powerful analytical tool is for self-use. It underpins even more sophisticated economic models such as general equilibrium frameworks.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Carlton, Victoria
Publisher	Australian Urban Research Infrastructure Network
Publication status	Published - 2015

Keywords

economic impact
infrastructure projects
analysis tool

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