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Table 237. Total Economic Impacts Generated in the U.S. from Marine Recreational Fishing Trip Expenditures by Mode in 2006 (in thousands of dollars except employment is total jobs) US Fishing Mode Expenditures ($1,000) Output ($1,000) All Anglers Value Added ($1,000) Income ($1,000) Employment (Jobs) Party/Charter $933,653 $2,343,102 $1,271,832 $742,500 21,061 Private/Rental $2,452,542 $5,552,228 $2,824,058 $1,640,471 40,790 Shore $2,409,450 $5,712,317 $2,970,874 $1,748,145 46,745 Total $5,795,645 $13,607,647 $7,066,764 $4,131,116 108,596 301
Table 238. Federal and State Tax Impacts Generated in the U.S. from Marine Recreational Fishing in 2006 (in thousands of dollars) Category Entity Employee Compensation Proprietary Income Household Expenditures Enterprises (Corporations) Indirect Business Tax Total Transfers Enterprises (Corporations) $21,034 . . . . $21,034 Enterprise Sub-Total Enterprises (Corporations) $21,034 . . . . $21,034 Corporate Profits Tax Federal Government Non-Defense . . . $1,029,294 . $1,029,294 Indirect Business Tax: Custom Duty Federal Government Non-Defense . . . . $83,223 $83,223 Indirect Business Tax: Excixe Tax Federal Government Non-Defense . . . . $224,332 $224,332 Indirect Business Tax: Fed Non Taxes Federal Government Non-Defense . . . . $101,698 $101,698 Personal Tax: Estate and Gift Tax Federal Government Non-Defense . . . . . . Personal Tax:Income Tax Federal Government Non-Defense . . $1,983,484 . . $1,983,484 Personal Tax: Non Taxes (Fines-Fees) Federal Government Non-Defense . . . . . . Social Insurance Tax-Employee Contribution Federal Government Non-Defense $1,191,476 $142,609 . . . $1,334,085 Social Insurance Tax-Employer Contribution Federal Government Non-Defense $1,209,119 . . . . $58,237 Federal Non Defense Sub-Total Federal Government Non-Defense $2,400,595 $142,609 $1,983,484 $1,029,294 $409,253 $5,965,235 Corporate Profit Tax State/Local Government Non-Education . . . . . $172,251 Dividends State/Local Government Non-Education . . . . . $263,179 Indirect Business Tax: Motor Vehicle License State/Local Government Non-Education . . . . $25,733 $25,733 Indirect Business Tax: Other Taxes State/Local Government Non-Education . . . . $208,295 $208,295 Indirect Business Tax: Property Tax State/Local Government Non-Education . . . . $1,147,895 $1,147,895 Indirect Business Tax: S/L Non Taxes State/Local Government Non-Education . . . . $126,701 $126,701 Indirect Business Tax: Sales Tax State/Local Government Non-Education . . . . $1,296,428 $1,296,428 Indirect Business Tax: Severance Tax State/Local Government Non-Education . . . . $32,792 $32,792 Personal Tax: Estate and Gift Tax State/Local Government Non-Education . . . . . . Personal Tax: Income Tax State/Local Government Non-Education . . $518,075 . . $518,075 Personal Tax: Motor Vehicle License State/Local Government Non-Education . . $23,771 . . $23,771 Personal Tax: Non Taxes (Fines-Fees) State/Local Government Non-Education . . $120,038 . . $120,038 Personal Tax: Other Tax (Fish/Hunt) State/Local Government Non-Education . . $9,232 . . $9,232 Personal Tax: Property Tax State/Local Government Non-Education . . $12,209 . . $12,209 Social Insurance Tax-Employee Contribution State/Local Government Non-Education $14,554 . . . . $14,554 Social Insurance Tax-Employer Contribution State/Local Government Non-Education $58,237 . . . . $58,237 State/Local Sub-Total State/Local Government Non-Education $72,792 . $683,325 $435,430 $2,837,844 $4,029,391 Total All $2,494,420 $142,609 $2,666,809 $1,464,723 $3,247,098 $10,015,660 301
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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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