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1 1 Presented by: Steven Landau, Economic Development Research Group Rimon Rafiah, Economikr Presented at: I-TED 2011 INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORTATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE May 1-3, 2011 Charleston, WV
2 Identify LONG-TERM Economic Impacts from New/Capacity-Enhancing Highway Investments Provide Findings that Illustrate the Interaction between Highway Infrastructure and Non- Highway Investments and Initiatives Develop Preliminary Assessment Guidance for Policy-makers and Practitioners Design Case-Based Web-Based Tool for Illustrating and Communicating Economic Impacts Create Flexible System for Adding New Cases 2
3 Synthesis of Case Studies/Interviews Focused on project types & factors influencing economic impacts Literature Review Assessed prior studies, cases & ED research Assessment of Existing Models Reviewed structural composition of ED models Statistical Analysis of Case Data Identified key interactions & controlled for key factors Common Sense
4 Project Type No. Cases Median cost per mile (millions) Median AADT Access Road 7 $1.61 5,502 Beltway 8 $ ,000 Bridge (includes 1 non-us) 9 $ ,600 Bypass (includes 2 non-us) 11 $ ,774 Connector 8 $ ,910 Interchange 12 $ ,450 Limited Access Road 14 $ ,150 Widening 9 $ ,000 Freight Intermodal 10 n/a n/a Passenger Intermodal 9 n/a n/a All Project Types (excluding 3 international) 97 $ ,856 4
5 Number of jobs per $1M 15 Jobs reflect total economic impacts (Beltway, Bypass, Major Highway, Widening) Roadway Point-to-Point Freight Intermodal (Access Road, Bridge, Connector, Interchange) Passenger Intermodal
6 $140,000 $120,000 $100,000 Jobs reflect total economic impacts $80,000 $60,000 $40,000 $20,000 $0 Metro Mixed Rural
7 Metro/Mix Setting Rural Setting # Jobs Created # Jobs Created Cases Low High Cases Low High Access Road , Beltway 7 2,106 43, Bridge , Bypass , ,420 Connector , Interchange , Limited Access Road , Widening 6 14,989 15, ,785 4,080 All Project Types* , ,080 *Excluding Passenger and Freight Intermodal Jobs reflect total economic impacts 7
8 Jobs 20,000 15,000 Jobs reflect total economic impacts 10,000 5,
9 Jobs Per $1M Jobs reflect total economic impacts * Excluding Passenger and Freight Intermodal 9
10 Jobs per $1 Million Jobs reflect total economic impacts * Excluding Passenger and Freight Intermodal 10
11 Jobs per $1 Million Jobs reflect total economic impacts Rural Non-Distress Rural Distress Metro Non-Distress Metro Distress * Excluding Passenger and Freight Intermodal 11
12 Jobs per $1 Million Freight and Passenger Intermodal Median Jobs Per $1 Million Project Cost Jobs reflect total economic impacts by Project Setting 0 Rural Distress Rural Non-Distress Metro Non-Distress Metro Distress
13 13
14 Size of Investment ($$) is not the Primary Driver of Long-Term Economic Impacts Project Types and Economic Conditions Have Greatest Influence on Investment Outcomes Non-transportation Initiatives Matter Greatest Economic Effects Attributable to: Regional setting Current level of economic activity/distress Location and intensity of use Concurrent economic development policies 14
15 Access to Alternative Modes Airports Rail Intermodal Facilities Seaports Market Access Labor Markets Freight/Delivery Markets Congestion Shifts spatial distribution of economic impacts 15
16 70% % of Projects by Stated Motivation 60% 50% 40% Metro/Mixed Rural 30% 20% 10% 0% * Excluding Passenger and Freight Intermodal 16
17 Positive Synergies Lack of Appropriate Synergies Factor Number Reported Infrastructure (sewer, water, broad 33 band, transit, etc.) - positive Land Use Management - positive 45 Financial Incentives/ Business 47 Climate - positive Financial Incentives/ Business 5 Climate - negative Infrastructure (sewer, water, broad 10 band, transit, etc.) - negative Land Use Management negative 6
18 Effects of Concurrent Infrastructure Water, sewer, broadband, power, etc. Range of effects: -35% to +20% Supportive Land Use Policies Permitting, zoning, special districts, etc. Range of effects: -20% to +11% Business Incentives Tax increment financing, abatements, job training programs, etc. Range of effects: -5% to +5% 18
19 Regression Analysis 19
20 Regression Analysis Job Creation Regressions were performed for both analysis of job creation (defined as post pre) Predicting job creation only of present-day variables (without the knowledge of future events such as income per capita development in the affected countries Relationship between project cost and job impact not straightforward Many kinds of estimations were used log-log, loglinear, with intercept. In most cases the best fit was obtained using standard linear regressions, including usage of dummy variables Most of the regressions were based on a sample size of 30 and more, in a few cases, due to insufficient data we went below that 20
21 Regression Analysis Job Creation Project Population Rural Projects, Point to Point and Roadway Metro & Mixed, Roadway Projects Metro, Road Significant Explanatory Variables for Predicting Direct Job Impacts (those with statistical significance of over 80%) Level of Traffic Activity (VMT) Market Scale (pop. size) Underlying Growth Trend (per capita income growth) Economic Health (per capita income level) Level of Traffic Activity (AADT) Project Scale (Lane Miles) Urbanization (Population Density) Market Scale (pop. size) Underlying Growth Trend (local population & job growth) Level of Traffic Activity (AADT) Project Scale (Lane Miles) Urbanization (Population Density) Underlying Growth Trend (local population & job growth) R 2 adj 70.2% 80.9% 90.9% 21
22 Regression Analysis Job Creation (cont.) Project Population Mixed, Road Urban, Point to Point Rural & Mixed, Point to Pont Significant Explanatory Variables for Predicting Direct Job Impacts (those with statistical significance of over 80%) Level of Traffic Activity (AADT) Project Scale (Lane Miles) Urbanization (Population Density) Market Scale (pop. size) Terrain (Mountain Terrain) Economic Distress (dummy variable) Underlying Growth Trend (regional job & income growth) Level of Traffic Activity (VMT) Urbanization (Population Density) Underlying Growth Trend (regional & local income growth) Economic Health (per capita income level) R 2 adj 85.2% 57.5% 88.3% 22
23 Regression Analysis Job Creation using present-day variables Project Population Rural Projects, Point to Point and Roadway All Roadway Projects Metro and Mixed Roadway Projects Variables for Direct Jobs Present Knowledge Only R 2 adj Project Scale (miles) 42% 88% Level of Traffic Activity (AADT) Project Scale (Lane-miles) Urbanization (Population Density) Market Scale (pop. size) Level of Traffic Activity (AADT) Project Scale (Lane-miles) Urbanization (Population Density) Market Scale (pop. Size) 41% 70% 35% 70% Stat. Significance 23
24 Regression Analysis Job Creation using present-day variables (cont.) Project Population Mixed, Road Rural & Mixed, Point to Pont Variables for Direct Jobs Present Knowledge Only Level of Traffic Activity (AADT) Project Scale (Lane-miles) Urbanization (Population Density) Market Scale (pop. Size) Terrain (Mountain Terrain) Level of Traffic Activity (AADT) Project Scale (miles) R 2 adj 91% >90% Stat. Significance 61% >90% 24
25 Regression Analysis Project Cost vs. Dependant Variable(s) Direct Job Creation T-Score of Dependent Variable 25 T-Score of Constant Term Adj. R 2 (share of variance explained) Project Cost* Cost per Mile Cost per Lane Mile Cost AADT Cost AADT Length Cost VMT * All project costs in $ N
26 Project Cost vs. Direct Job Creation Urbanization Setting *All project costs in $2008 Metro Vs. Rural Projects Dependant Variable(s) T-Score Variables 26 T-Score Constant Adj. R 2 (share of variance explained) Metro Cost Metro Metro Metro Metro VMT 3.85 Cost 7.73 AADT 1.35 Cost 7.63 AADT 1.55 Length 1.53 Cost 7.11 Length 1.33 Cost 7.37 N= 77 for Metro and Mixed
27 Project Cost vs. Direct Job Creation Urbanization Setting *All project costs in $2008 Metro Vs. Rural Projects Dependant Variable(s) T-Score Variables 27 T-Score Constant Adj. R 2 (share of variance explained) Rural Cost Rural Rural Rural Rural VMT 4.10 Cost 5.86 AADT 0.04 Cost 4.64 AADT Length 3.94 Cost 5.72 Length 4.02 Cost 5.86 N=23 for Rural projects
28 The project cost, in most cases, is not a good predictor of the number of jobs which might be created. Job creation is mostly dependent on the type of project, and its underlying characteristics Future job creation is dependent not only on the project investment, but how that investment is parlayed into the development of the specific area where the project is located (in terms of higher per capita income, etc.). A wonderful opportunity exists now to measure investment (ARRA) and its future effects road for further research and analysis. 28
29 29 SHRP2 C03: Interactions between Transportation Capacity, Economic Systems, and Land Use Economic Development Research Group, Inc. In Association With: ICF International Cambridge Systematics, Inc. Wilbur Smith Associates, Inc. Susan Jones Moses and Associates
30 30 Steven Landau Economic Development Research Group Economikr Rimon Rafiah 2 Oliver St., Boston MA Yashfe St, Modiin Israel x slandau@edrgroup.com rimon@economikr.com
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