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Table 4-23. Crystal River NWR: Visitor Recreation Expenditures (2011 $,000) Activity

Residents

Non-Residents

Total

$637.1

$23,595.7

$24,232.8

Hunting

$0.0

$0.0

$0.0

Fishing

$20.0

$11.4

$31.4

$657.1

$23,607.1

$24,264.2

Non-Consumptive

Total Expenditures

Table 4-24. Crystal River NWR: Local Economic Effects Associated with Recreation Visits (2011 $,000) Residents

Non-Residents

Total

$1,027.2

$37,108.9

$38,136.1

8

270

278

Job Income

$313.5

$11,135.0

$11,448.6

Total Tax Revenue

$130.3

$4,494.8

$4,625.1

Final Demand Jobs

Table 4-25 shows total economic effects (total recreation expenditures plus net economic value) for 2011. For an individual, net economic value is that person's total willingness to pay for a particular recreation activity minus his or her actual expenditures for that activity. The figure for economic value is derived by multiplying net economic values for hunting, fishing, and non-consumptive recreation use (on a per-day basis) by estimated refuge visitor days for that activity. This figure is combined with the estimate of total expenditures to estimate total economic effects. A ratio comparing economic effects and the Refuge’s budget is unavailable because the Refuge is part of a Complex. Table 4-25. Crystal River NWR: Summary of Local Economic Effects of Recreation Visits (2011 $,000)

Crystal River NWR

FY 2011 Budget

Expenditures

Economic Value

N e t Total economic effects

NA

$24,264.2

$10,056.0

$34,320.2

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