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Table 235. Total Income Generated in the U.S. from Marine Recreational Fishing in 2006 (in thousands of dollars) US Expenditures Direct Impact Indirect Impact Induced Impact Total Impact Impact Type Impact Category $1,172,888 $264,619 $210,142 $247,517 $722,278 Trip Impacts Private Transportation Public Transportation $117,446 $50,826 $26,108 $39,928 $116,862 Auto Rental $43,002 $9,682 $12,922 $11,736 $34,340 Food from Grocery Stores $733,782 $135,363 $147,301 $146,652 $429,316 Food from Restaurants $549,862 $186,500 $140,971 $169,362 $496,833 Lodging $958,521 $319,704 $211,758 $275,015 $806,477 Boat Fuel $580,974 $131,076 $104,091 $122,604 $357,771 Boat & Equipment Rental $23,710 $7,947 $5,312 $6,862 $20,121 Charter Fees $458,875 $153,810 $102,812 $132,799 $389,421 Charter Crew Tips $18,853 $6,319 $4,224 $5,456 $16,000 Catch Processing $10,322 $3,460 $2,313 $2,987 $8,760 Access & Parking $103,516 $31,058 $27,534 $30,360 $88,952 Bait $346,055 $78,245 $41,318 $62,385 $181,948 Ice $90,772 $19,432 $29,020 $25,107 $73,559 Tackle Used on Trip $433,913 $133,066 $89,064 $115,163 $337,293 Tournament Fees $14,962 $5,015 $3,352 $4,330 $12,698 Gifts and Souvenirs $90,717 $20,107 $5,187 $13,193 $38,487 Trip Total $5,795,645 $1,556,229 $1,163,430 $1,411,457 $4,131,116 Durable Impacts Tackle $846,460 $207,981 $223,046 $225,021 $656,048 Rods & Reels $1,531,394 $376,274 $403,529 $407,103 $1,186,906 Other Gear $616,556 $151,492 $162,465 $163,904 $477,861 Camping Equipment $180,335 $40,555 $45,199 $44,390 $130,145 Binnoculars $31,536 $8,997 $6,547 $8,121 $23,665 Clothing $290,967 $62,430 $61,208 $64,049 $187,687 Taxidermy $49,655 $20,600 $13,432 $17,784 $51,816 Magazine Subscriptions $183,092 $54,235 $46,117 $52,164 $152,516 Club Dues $43,722 $14,655 $9,796 $12,653 $37,105 License Fees $208,746 $191,428 $0 $98,237 $289,665 New Boat Purchase $6,785,425 $1,693,319 $1,715,984 $1,763,876 $5,173,180 Used Boat Purchase $42,375 $19,719 $8,058 $14,408 $42,185 New Canoe Purchase $61,575 $15,366 $15,572 $16,006 $46,944 Used Canoe Purchase $339 $158 $64 $115 $337 New Accessory Purchase $832,128 $221,881 $195,502 $215,785 $633,167 Used Accessory Purchase $1,671 $778 $318 $568 $1,664 Boat Insurance $593,122 $167,152 $190,519 $184,856 $542,527 Boat Maintenance $474,824 $93,144 $131,605 $116,198 $340,948 Boat Registration $142,041 $130,257 $0 $66,845 $197,102 Boat Storage $229,040 $33,713 $102,680 $71,050 $207,443 Boat Purchase Fees $142,012 $60,676 $31,166 $47,434 $139,275 New Vehicle Purchase $5,317,465 $377,680 $1,371,108 $903,696 $2,652,484 Used Vehicle Purchase $302,564 $140,793 $57,533 $102,876 $301,203 Vehicle Insurance $696,100 $196,172 $223,597 $216,951 $636,720 Vehicle Maintenance $557,633 $205,421 $127,672 $173,429 $506,521 Vehicle Purchase Fees $101,399 $43,323 $22,253 $33,868 $99,445 New Home Purchase $4,749,307 $1,514,425 $1,569,724 $1,606,687 $4,690,836 Second Home Insurance $123,000 $34,664 $39,509 $38,335 $112,508 Second Home Maintenance $328,562 $113,707 $103,254 $113,048 $330,009 Second Home Property Tax $39,587 $0 $2,511 $1,302 $3,813 Second Home Purchase Fee $41,242 $0 $2,616 $1,357 $3,973 Real Estate Commissions $92,200 $15,303 $14,839 $15,946 $46,088 Total Annual $25,636,073 $6,206,296 $6,897,426 $6,798,063 $19,901,785 Total $31,431,718 $7,762,525 $8,060,856 $8,209,520 $24,032,901 299
Table 236. Total Employment Generated in the U.S. from Marine Recreational Fishing in 2006 (employment is total jobs, expenditures are in thousands of dollars) US Expenditures Direct Impact Indirect Impact Induced Impact Total Impact Impact Type Impact Category $1,172,888 5,564 3,447 5,870 14,881 Trip Impacts Private Transportation Public Transportation $117,446 1,745 488 947 3,180 Auto Rental $43,002 247 268 278 793 Food from Grocery Stores $733,782 3,858 3,207 3,478 10,543 Food from Restaurants $549,862 10,768 3,144 4,017 17,928 Lodging $958,521 10,668 4,340 6,522 21,530 Boat Fuel $580,974 2,756 1,707 2,908 7,371 Boat & Equipment Rental $23,710 314 113 163 590 Charter Fees $458,875 6,072 2,189 3,149 11,410 Charter Crew Tips $18,853 249 90 129 469 Catch Processing $10,322 137 49 71 257 Access & Parking $103,516 1,150 541 720 2,411 Bait $346,055 2,978 775 1,480 5,233 Ice $90,772 508 523 595 1,626 Tackle Used on Trip $433,913 4,147 1,666 2,731 8,544 Tournament Fees $14,962 198 71 103 372 Gifts and Souvenirs $90,717 1,043 102 313 1,458 Trip Total $5,795,645 52,402 22,720 33,474 108,596 Durable Impacts Tackle $846,460 3,025 3,876 5,337 12,237 Rods & Reels $1,531,394 5,473 7,012 9,655 22,140 Other Gear $616,556 2,204 2,823 3,887 8,914 Camping Equipment $180,335 1,003 806 1,053 2,861 Binnoculars $31,536 121 112 193 426 Clothing $290,967 1,566 1,116 1,519 4,201 Taxidermy $49,655 502 467 422 1,391 Magazine Subscriptions $183,092 615 800 1,237 2,653 Club Dues $43,722 579 209 300 1,087 License Fees $208,746 2,959 0 2,330 5,288 New Boat Purchase $6,785,425 57,735 29,883 41,831 129,449 Used Boat Purchase $42,375 391 159 342 892 New Canoe Purchase $61,575 524 271 380 1,175 Used Canoe Purchase $339 3 1 3 7 New Accessory Purchase $832,128 6,619 3,317 5,117 15,054 Used Accessory Purchase $1,671 15 6 13 35 Boat Insurance $593,122 2,266 3,050 4,384 9,701 Boat Maintenance $474,824 1,921 2,204 2,756 6,881 Boat Registration $142,041 2,013 0 1,585 3,599 Boat Storage $229,040 428 1,655 1,685 3,769 Boat Purchase Fees $142,012 738 649 1,125 2,512 New Vehicle Purchase $5,317,465 3,662 22,570 21,432 47,664 Used Vehicle Purchase $302,564 2,795 1,135 2,440 6,370 Vehicle Insurance $696,100 2,660 3,580 5,145 11,385 Vehicle Maintenance $557,633 6,738 2,440 4,113 13,291 Vehicle Purchase Fees $101,399 527 463 803 1,794 New Home Purchase $4,749,307 30,205 31,741 38,104 100,050 Second Home Insurance $123,000 470 633 909 2,012 Second Home Maintenance $328,562 2,268 2,007 2,681 6,955 Second Home Property Tax $39,587 0 54 31 85 Second Home Purchase Fee $41,242 0 56 32 88 Real Estate Commissions $92,200 527 346 378 1,252 Total Annual $25,636,073 140,555 123,442 161,220 425,217 Total $31,431,718 192,958 146,161 194,694 533,813 300
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The Economic Contribution of Marine
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Suggested citation: Gentner, Brad,
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LIST OF TABLES Table 1. Intercept a
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Table 39. Total Income Generated in
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ABSTRACT Marine recreational fishin
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anked by an index of relative fishi
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Mail survey questions in Hawaii wer
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(i.e., fishing tackle or gear), all
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at the stratum level so it was nece
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For the remainder of this report, U
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RESULTS Anglers’ expenditures and
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level of import requirements for an
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followed by Texas, North Carolina,
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Across all of the Pacific and North
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The $755.9 million spent on retail
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ethnicity (under both the Rao-Scott
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storage, and registration with a to
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Keynesian multipliers can also be u
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REFERENCES Archer, H.B. 1984. Econo
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APPENDIX I MRIP ECONOMIC INTERCEPT
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APPENDIX III LICENSE FRAME MAIL SUR
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Table 2. Angler Effort in Thousands
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Table 4. Recreational Expenditure S
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Table 6. Results of Survey Mode Tes
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Table 7. Mean Expenditures by Mode
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Table 9. Total Economic Impacts Gen
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Table 11. Total Value-Added Generat
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Table 13. Total Employment Generate
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Table 15. Federal and State Tax Imp
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Table 17. Total Marine Recreational
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