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Table 6-4: 2000 Employment, Wages and GSP: Impact of Marine Construction Industry from
IMPLAN Model ..................................................................................................................................92
Table 6-5: Benefit of Beach Restorations in California................................................................................94
Table 6-6: Funding for California Beach Restoration Projects...................................................................95
Table 6-7: Total Beach Restoration Funding by Category ..........................................................................95
Table 7-1 Summary of California Ship & Boat Building and Repair Industry in 2000...........................97
Table 7-2 Summary of Ship and Boat Building & Repair with Multipliers for 2000 ..............................97
Table 7-3: Changes in Direct Economy of California Ship & Boat Building and Repair 1990-2000...97
Table 7-4: Direct Employment, Wages, and GSP for Ship and Boat Building and Repair Industry
1990 .......................................................................................................................................................99
Table 7-5: Total Regional Employment, Wages, and GSP for CA. Shipbuilding and Repair Industry
for 2000.............................................................................................................................................. 100
Table 8-1: California Coastal Tourism & Recreation Direct Values 2000 ............................................. 103
Table 8-2: California Coastal Tourism & Recreation Sector with Multipliers for 2000....................... 103
Table 8-3: Changes in California Coastal Tourism & Recreation Direct Values between 1990 and
2000 .................................................................................................................................................... 103
Table 8-4: Measure of Participation in Marine Recreational Activities .................................................. 107
Table 8-5: Participation in Beach Related Recreational Activities........................................................... 108
Table 8-6: Estimates of the Consumer Surplus Value of Beach Visits in Southern California .......... 112
Table 8-7: Participation in Recreational Fishing and Boating Activities ................................................ 113
Table 8-8: Marina Recreators’ Characteristics by Use ............................................................................... 114
Table 8-9: Marina Recreators’ Characteristics by Boat Length Segment................................................ 114
Table 8-10: California’s Top Beach/Coastal Park Attendance................................................................ 114
Table 8-11: Participation in Other Marine Related Recreation................................................................ 115
Table 8-12: Economic Impact of the Travel Industry of California...................................................... 116
Table 8-13: Travel Spending by Type of Business Service ($ Billion) .................................................... 118
Table 8-14: Employment Generated by Travel Spending (1,000 Jobs).................................................. 118
Table 8-15: Visitor Volumes in Coastal Counties of California*( Millions of person-trips)............... 119
Table 8-16: Employment, wages and GSP: Coastal Tourism & Recreation Sector ............................. 120
Table 8-17: Regional Summary of Coastal Tourism & Recreation Total Employment, Wages and
GSP 2000........................................................................................................................................... 123
Table A-1: NOEP Industries and Related SIC Codes .............................................................................. 130
Table B-1: Commercial Fisheries (NAICS Code 1141) 2001 Employment and Total Effects on
Income by County and Region ...................................................................................................... 137
Table B-2: California’s Seafood Product Preparation and Packaging (NAICS Code 3117) 2001
Employment and Total Effects on Income by County and Region........................................ 138
Table B-3: Aquaculture (NAICS Code 11251) 2001 Employment and Total Effects on Income in
California............................................................................................................................................ 138
Table D-1: Regional Beaches and Locations .............................................................................................. 141
Table D-2: Regional Beaches from EPA..................................................................................................... 147
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