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2022 Utah-MEP Economic Impact Report

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2022 Utah-MEP Economic Impact Report

The 1,733 jobs reported were equivalent to $585.5 million in output. This added to the $0.2 million of output reported by companies only reporting output and an additional $62.2 million in output reported by companies that could not be explained by their reported jobs, resulting in a total $647.8 million in direct effects for output shown in Table 5. Table 5 shows the total economic impact of UTAH-MEP work with CMEs/ORBs in 2022. UTAH-MEP activity directly supported 2,036 jobs that would not have otherwise existed, and indirectly supported an additional 2,685 jobs. These jobs generated $295 million in total labor income. The total increase in output with the multiplying effect associated with this activity was $1,163 million.

Table 5. 2022 Direct, Indirect, and Induced Impacts of UTAH-MEP Impact Type

Employment

Labor Income

Total Value Added

Output

Indirect Business Tax

Direct Effect

2,036*

$144,017,800

$214,091,064

$647,843,328

$4,711,905

Indirect Effect

1,378

$88,687,393

$136,526,270

$302,180,109

$7,733,702

Induced Effect

1,307

$61,879,371

$118,170,373

$212,764,183

$10,063,381

Total Effect

4,721

$294,584,564

$468,787,707

$1,162,787,620

$22,508,988

Multiplier

2.3

2.0

2.2

1.8

* CMEs/ORBs reported 1,733 additional or retained jobs. The additional 303 jobs are associated with additional or retained sales (output) that could not be explained by the jobs reported.

Figures 7 and 8 illustrate the direct and total effects of UTAH-MEP involvement with CMEs/ORBs on both employment and output.

Figure 7. 2022 UTAH-MEP Employment Impacts

2,036 0

1,000

2,685 2,000

3,000

4,000

Direct Employment

Indirect and Induced Employment

Direct Output

Indirect and Induced Output

5,000

Employment Impacts Figure 8. 2022 UTAH-MEP Output Impacts

$648M 0

200

400

$515M 600

800

Output Impacts

1,000

1,200


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