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World Trade Center Impacts Take a Heavy Toll on Low-Wage Workers Presentation by Zofia Nowakowski, Research Associate FISCAL POLICY INSTITUTE December.

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1 World Trade Center Impacts Take a Heavy Toll on Low-Wage Workers Presentation by Zofia Nowakowski, Research Associate FISCAL POLICY INSTITUTE December 5, 2001 NYSNER Research-in-Progress Conference

2 Overview Defined economic event Estimated and modeled industry impact Estimated occupational/wage impact

3 Defining Economic Event Scope of Study for Sept. 11 th Attack Separated Impact and Recession Location - NYC Time – thru 4 th Q 2001

4 Estimating and Modeling Industry Impact Estimated employment impact on key affected industries 3-part analysis used IMPLAN to model direct, indirect and induced effects Evaluated output effects

5 Estimating Industry-specific Impacts Newspaper reports Industry representatives Union representatives Knowledge of industries, particularly those harder to track (contingent) Tax receipts Government analysts

6 Key Areas Analyzed for Impact World Trade Center Area Security and Commodity Brokers Retail Restaurants Banking Apparel Building Services Other Finance-related Industries Spillover Industries Air Transportation Local Transportation Food Manufacturing Hotels and Motels Restaurants Theatrical and Other Producers Advertising-related Industries Consumption Spending

7 3-Part Analysis 1.JOBS LOST: industry estimates used to model indirect and induced effects 2.JOBS RELOCATED: used to model indirect effects 3.CONSUMER SPENDING DECLINE: used to model induced effects

8 IMPLAN Model for Direct, Indirect and Induced Effects

9 Evaluating output effects In some industries a drop in business revenues reduced hours and earnings: A few of these are: Garment workers Graphic artists Taxi and livery service Restaurant workers

10 Estimating Occupational and Wage Impact Occupational Employment Statistics Industry-Occupation matrix Methodology Results

11 Occupational Employment Statistics Industry Occupation Matrix Median and mean regional wages are associated with each occupational code.

12 Methodology 1.Analyzed largest industries 2.Wages adjusted to 2001 3.Ranked occupations by average wage

13 Results Taken together, 60% of the jobs affected by September 11 th have an average wage of $11.00 an hour.


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