Economic and Industrial Aspects of Crisis Relocation: An Overview

Economic and industrial problems related to crisis relocation are identified and described. Problems faced by the individual, private business, financial system, and local and regional government are presented in terms of operational phases beginning with Pre-relocation crisis period, crisis relocat...

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Main Authors: Laurino,Richard K, Trinkl,Frank, Miller,Carl F, Harker,Robert A
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
BANKING
CIVIL AFFAIRS
Civil Defense
COMMERCE
CRISIS MANAGEMENT
DEFENSE PLANNING
DISPERSING
ECONOMETRICS
ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
Economic impact
ECONOMIC MODELS
Economics and Cost Analysis
EFFICIENCY
EMERGENCIES
Essential industries
Essential personnel
ESTIMATES
EVACUATION
FINANCE
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
Local government
LOGISTICS SUPPORT
NUCLEAR WARFARE
PREPARATION
RECOVERY
Regional planning
RELOCATION
RISK
STATE GOVERNMENT
THREATS
TIME DEPENDENCE
URBAN AREAS
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Summary:Economic and industrial problems related to crisis relocation are identified and described. Problems faced by the individual, private business, financial system, and local and regional government are presented in terms of operational phases beginning with Pre-relocation crisis period, crisis relocation initiation, re-location maintenance period, and the CR-reconstitution period. Approaches for estimating national economic impact of the crisis relocation are developed. Planning methods for identifying types of essential industry and key workers are outlined. Input-output analysis methods are described for determining levels of production required by various essential industry sectors at the national and regional levels. (Author)