allocateStateTabletoBEASummary: Allocate state table (GVA, Tax, Employment Compensation, and...
In USEPA/stateio: US State Input-Output (stateio) R modeling software
View source: R/StateSupplyFunctions.R
allocateStateTabletoBEASummary R Documentation
Allocate state table (GVA, Tax, Employment Compensation, and GOS)
to BEA Summary based on specified weight
Description
Allocate state table (GVA, Tax, Employment Compensation, and GOS)
to BEA Summary based on specified weight
Usage
allocateStateTabletoBEASummary(statetablename, year, allocationweightsource)
Arguments
statetablename
Name of pre-saved state table,
can be GVA, Tax, Employment Compensation, and GOS.
year
A numeric value between 2007 and 2017 specifying the year of interest.
allocationweightsource
Source of allocation weight, can be "Employment".
Value
A data frame contains allocated state value
for all states with row names being BEA sector code.
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View source: R/StateSupplyFunctions.R
| allocateStateTabletoBEASummary | R Documentation |
Allocate state table (GVA, Tax, Employment Compensation, and GOS) to BEA Summary based on specified weight
Description
Allocate state table (GVA, Tax, Employment Compensation, and GOS) to BEA Summary based on specified weight
Usage
allocateStateTabletoBEASummary(statetablename, year, allocationweightsource)
Arguments
statetablename |
Name of pre-saved state table, can be GVA, Tax, Employment Compensation, and GOS. |
year |
A numeric value between 2007 and 2017 specifying the year of interest. |
allocationweightsource |
Source of allocation weight, can be "Employment". |
Value
A data frame contains allocated state value for all states with row names being BEA sector code.
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