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2006 Impacts of Michigan’s Small Business and Technology Development Centers April 13, 2007

2006 Impacts of Michigan’s Small Business and Technology Development Centers April 13, 2007

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Page 1: 2006 Impacts of Michigan’s Small Business and Technology Development Centers April 13, 2007

2006 Impacts of Michigan’s Small Business and Technology

Development Centers

April 13, 2007

Page 2: 2006 Impacts of Michigan’s Small Business and Technology Development Centers April 13, 2007

REGION HOST ADMINISTRATOR

1 1st Step, Inc.

2 Northwest Michigan Council of Governments

3 Alpena Community College

4 Mid Michigan Community College

5 Delta College Corporate Services: Saginaw Center

6 University of Michigan-Flint

7 Grand Valley State University

8 Lansing Community College

9 Eastern Michigan University

10 Macomb County Department of Planning & Economic Development

11 Kalamazoo College

12 Washtenaw Community College

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2006 Unemployment Rates by County

MichiganU.S.

6.91%4.9%

Source: CEA calculations of Bureau of Labor Statistics LAU Series

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2006 Unemployment Rates by SBTDC Region

MichiganU.S.

6.91%4.9%

Source: CEA calculations of Bureau of Labor Statistics LAU Series

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Direct EffectsType I

MultiplierInduced Effects

Type II Multiplier

Ag, Forestry, Fish & Hunting 1.197 0.215 1.412Mining 1.326 0.779 2.105Utilities 1.946 1.911 3.858Construction 1.367 0.675 2.042Manufacturing 2.205 1.539 3.744Wholesale Trade 1.403 0.901 2.305Transportation & Warehousing 1.335 0.728 2.063Retail trade 1.162 0.352 1.514Information 1.704 1.011 2.716Finance & insurance 1.406 0.832 2.237Real estate & rental 1.691 0.829 2.521Professional- scientific & tech svcs 1.368 0.910 2.278Management of companies 1.480 1.430 2.910Administrative & waste services 1.153 0.385 1.537Educational svcs 1.126 0.303 1.429Health & social services 1.205 0.520 1.724Arts- entertainment & recreation 1.187 0.314 1.501Accomodation & food services 1.123 0.220 1.343Other services 1.164 0.332 1.497Government 1.085 0.573 1.658

Industry Multipliers

How Industries Impact Employment

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Relative Growth of Total Employment:

2001 – 2006 SBTDC Region to State Total

Region’s Growth Exceeds the State

Region’s Growth Less than State

Source: CEA Calculations and Woods and Poole

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Relative Growth of Total Employment:

2001 – 2006 SBTDC Region to State Total

Region’s Growth Exceeds the State

Region’s Growth Less than State

Source: CEA Calculations and Woods and Poole

Region 1 0.4%Region 2 3.4%Region 3 1.0%Region 4 0.7%Region 5 -1.3%Region 6 -2.9%Region 7 2.9%Region 8 1.8%Region 9 -0.5%Region 10 -0.7%Region 11 -0.5%Region 12 -0.3%State 0.1%

Employment Growth by Region

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Relative Growth of Agricultural Employment:

2001 – 2006 SBTDC Region to State Total

Region’s Growth Exceeds the State

Region’s Growth Less than State

Source: CEA Calculations and Woods and Poole

Region 1 -7.4%Region 2 -8.4%Region 3 -6.7%Region 4 -7.3%Region 5 -8.1%Region 6 -7.5%Region 7 -3.8%Region 8 -6.6%Region 9 -10.0%Region 10 -7.9%Region 11 -5.4%Region 12 -7.5%State -6.8%

Employment Growth by Region

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Relative Growth of Agricultural Services Employment:

2001 – 2006 SBTDC Region to State Total

Region’s Growth Exceeds the State

Region’s Growth Less than State

Source: CEA Calculations and Woods and Poole

Region 1 4.6%Region 2 2.4%Region 3 0.3%Region 4 5.0%Region 5 5.0%Region 6 8.0%Region 7 4.3%Region 8 7.1%Region 9 3.0%Region 10 0.2%Region 11 1.2%Region 12 9.6%State 4.1%

Employment Growth by Region

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Relative Growth of Mining Employment:

2001 – 2006 SBTDC Region to State Total

Region’s Growth Exceeds the State

Region’s Growth Less than State

Source: CEA Calculations and Woods and Poole

Region 1 -3.7%Region 2 3.0%Region 3 -0.8%Region 4 -10.6%Region 5 -15.9%Region 6 -15.8%Region 7 -19.7%Region 8 -15.6%Region 9 -14.6%Region 10 -11.9%Region 11 -17.7%Region 12 -15.6%State -8.8%

Employment Growth by Region

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Relative Growth of Construction Employment:

2001 – 2006 SBTDC Region to State Total

Region’s Growth Exceeds the State

Region’s Growth Less than State

Source: CEA Calculations and Woods and Poole

Region 1 5.5%Region 2 7.6%Region 3 4.4%Region 4 4.3%Region 5 3.9%Region 6 0.0%Region 7 -0.9%Region 8 4.1%Region 9 -4.1%Region 10 3.4%Region 11 -0.9%Region 12 0.9%State 0.3%

Employment Growth by Region

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Relative Growth of Manufacturing Employment:

2001 – 2006 SBTDC Region to State Total

Region’s Growth Exceeds the State

Region’s Growth Less than State

Source: CEA Calculations and Woods and Poole

Region 1 -2.1%Region 2 1.7%Region 3 -0.5%Region 4 -1.9%Region 5 -8.1%Region 6 -10.2%Region 7 -0.2%Region 8 -3.9%Region 9 -4.8%Region 10 -2.9%Region 11 -4.6%Region 12 -5.4%State -3.9%

Employment Growth by Region

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Relative Growth of Transportation, Communications and Public Utilities Employment:

2001 – 2006 SBTDC Region to State Total

Region’s Growth Exceeds the State

Region’s Growth Less than State

Source: CEA Calculations and Woods and Poole

Region 1 0.3%Region 2 1.8%Region 3 4.4%Region 4 -3.6%Region 5 -1.6%Region 6 -3.3%Region 7 0.9%Region 8 2.6%Region 9 -2.0%Region 10 -1.0%Region 11 0.8%Region 12 -4.9%State -1.1%

Employment Growth by Region

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Relative Growth of Retail Trade Employment:

2001 – 2006 SBTDC Region to State Total

Region’s Growth Exceeds the State

Region’s Growth Less than State

Source: CEA Calculations and Woods and Poole

Region 1 -2.8%Region 2 3.3%Region 3 2.0%Region 4 -0.4%Region 5 -2.0%Region 6 -2.0%Region 7 1.5%Region 8 0.4%Region 9 -3.6%Region 10 -1.3%Region 11 0.1%Region 12 -1.7%State -1.4%

Employment Growth by Region

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Relative Growth of Wholesale Trade Employment:

2001 – 2006 SBTDC Region to State Total

Region’s Growth Exceeds the State

Region’s Growth Less than State

Source: CEA Calculations and Woods and Poole

Region 1 -3.1%Region 2 -4.2%Region 3 -0.4%Region 4 -4.3%Region 5 1.8%Region 6 -19.0%Region 7 3.7%Region 8 8.6%Region 9 3.3%Region 10 -2.1%Region 11 -0.9%Region 12 3.1%State 1.5%

Employment Growth by Region

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Relative Growth of Financial Services Employment:

2001 – 2006 SBTDC Region to State Total

Region’s Growth Exceeds the State

Region’s Growth Less than State

Source: CEA Calculations and Woods and Poole

Region 1 0.1%Region 2 2.2%Region 3 -4.9%Region 4 0.2%Region 5 0.7%Region 6 -1.8%Region 7 -2.0%Region 8 2.0%Region 9 0.7%Region 10 2.3%Region 11 -4.2%Region 12 -1.2%State 0.0%

Employment Growth by Region

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Relative Growth of Services Employment:

2001 – 2006 SBTDC Region to State Total

Region’s Growth Exceeds the State

Region’s Growth Less than State

Source: CEA Calculations and Woods and Poole

Region 1 3.4%Region 2 6.2%Region 3 1.9%Region 4 4.2%Region 5 1.3%Region 6 0.3%Region 7 8.9%Region 8 4.8%Region 9 3.5%Region 10 1.8%Region 11 4.4%Region 12 1.9%State 3.8%

Employment Growth by Region

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Percent of Business Establishments Employing Less than 20 Workers

93.44% - 97.14%

90.30% - 92.61%

87.95% - 90.12%

85.41% - 87.67%

80.77% - 84.86%

Source: CEA Calculations and U.S. Census County Business Patterns 2002

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Percent of Business Establishments Employing Less than 20 Workers

89.05% - 91.00%

86.57% - 89.04%

85.32% - 86.56%

82.30% - 85.31%

82.29%

Source: CEA Calculations and U.S. Census County Business Patterns 2002

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Proportion of State Establishments with More than 1000 Employees

19.11% - 28.44%

6.22% - 6.67%

3.11% - 4.89%

1.33% - 2.67%

0.00% - 0.89%

Source: CEA Calculations and U.S. Census County Business Patterns 2002

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Proportion of State Establishments with More than 1000 Employees

12.23% - 49.32%

9.51% - 12.22%

6.80% - 9.50%

1.37% - 6.79%

0.00% - 1.36%

Source: CEA Calculations and U.S. Census County Business Patterns 2002

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Employment Muliplier

2.45

Number of Distinct Clients

Direct Jobs Created In Region

Additional Jobs Created In Region

Additional Jobs Created In Rest Of

State

Net Impact On State

Employment

Region 1 679 99 34 6 138 Region 2 221 76 60 19 154 Region 3 278 57 15 6 78 Region 4 315 79 24 26 129 Region 5 394 127 50 25 202 Region 6 515 587 378 302 1,267 Region 7 651 162 134 28 324 Region 8 872 160 79 25 264 Region 9 1106 269 174 39 482 Region 10 727 2,028 3,524 495 6,047 Region 11 615 79 44 12 135 Region 12 423 131 69 32 232 State Total 6,796 3,854 4,585 1,014 9,452

Source: Regional Economic Modeling Inc.

MI-SBTDC 2006:Jobs Creation

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Number of Distinct Clients

Direct Sales Growth In

Region

Additional Sales Growth In

Rest Of StateNet Impact On

State

Units $ Mil. (2006) $ Mil. (2006) $ Mil. (2006)

Region 1 679 9.10 0.76 9.85 Region 2 221 18.47 1.18 19.65 Region 3 278 3.88 0.57 4.44 Region 4 315 10.24 3.09 13.33 Region 5 394 14.69 3.47 18.16 Region 6 515 175.57 47.51 223.09 Region 7 651 29.28 2.72 32.01 Region 8 872 24.81 1.41 26.21 Region 9 1106 56.29 4.12 60.41 Region 10 727 1,262.13 21.09 1,283.22 Region 11 615 10.17 1.37 11.53 Region 12 423 25.03 3.37 28.41 State Total 6,796 1,639.65 90.67 1,730.32

Source: Regional Economic Modeling Inc.

MI-SBTDC 2006:Sales Generation

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State Tax Per Direct Sales

0.04

State Tax Per Direct Job

16,466

Source: Regional Economic Modeling Inc.

Number of Distinct Clients

Total State Tax

Revenue

Total Federal Tax

Revenue

Total State and Federal

Tax Revenue

Units $ Mil. (2006) $ Mil. (2006) $ Mil. (2006)

Region 1 679 0.45 0.83 1.28 Region 2 221 0.77 1.37 2.14 Region 3 278 0.21 0.50 0.71 Region 4 315 0.55 1.00 1.55 Region 5 394 1.14 1.59 2.73 Region 6 515 7.69 12.84 20.53 Region 7 651 1.67 3.60 5.27 Region 8 872 1.12 2.18 3.29 Region 9 1106 2.47 4.91 7.37 Region 10 727 45.66 84.93 130.59 Region 11 615 0.58 1.24 1.81 Region 12 423 1.16 2.25 3.41 State Total 6,796 63.45 117.22 180.68

MI-SBTDC 2006:Tax Generation

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MI-SBTDC 2006 3-Year Projection:Jobs Creation

Source: Regional Economic Modeling Inc.

Number of Distinct Clients

Direct Jobs Created In Region

Additional Jobs Created In Region

Additional Jobs Created In Rest Of

State

Net Impact On State

Employment

Region 1 679 99 38 6 142 Region 2 221 76 67 20 163 Region 3 278 57 17 7 81 Region 4 315 79 28 27 134 Region 5 394 127 53 27 208 Region 6 515 587 415 331 1,333 Region 7 651 162 140 28 330 Region 8 872 160 87 26 273 Region 9 1106 269 182 42 492 Region 10 727 2,028 3,716 546 6,289 Region 11 615 79 46 12 137 Region 12 423 131 76 33 240 State Total 6,796 3,854 4,865 1,103 9,822

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MI-SBTDC 2006 3-Year Projection:Sales Generation

Source: Regional Economic Modeling Inc.

Number of Distinct Clients

Direct Sales Growth In

Region

Additional Sales Growth In

Rest Of StateNet Impact On

State

Units $ Mil. (2006) $ Mil. (2006) $ Mil. (2006)

Region 1 679 28.39 2.46 30.85 Region 2 221 58.81 4.06 62.87 Region 3 278 12.07 2.23 14.30 Region 4 315 31.99 10.26 42.25 Region 5 394 45.29 11.25 56.54 Region 6 515 553.15 154.83 707.99 Region 7 651 90.91 9.11 100.02 Region 8 872 77.90 5.06 82.96 Region 9 1106 173.08 12.75 185.82 Region 10 727 3,998.68 68.37 4,067.05 Region 11 615 31.53 4.68 36.21 Region 12 423 78.06 11.53 89.59 State Total 6,796 5,179.86 296.59 5,476.45

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MI-SBTDC 2006 3-Year Projection:Tax Generation

Source: Regional Economic Modeling Inc.

Number of Distinct Clients

Total State Tax

Revenue

Total Federal Tax

Revenue

Total State and Federal

Tax Revenue

Units $ Mil. (2006) $ Mil. (2006) $ Mil. (2006)

Region 1 679 1.56 2.99 4.55 Region 2 221 2.63 4.91 7.54 Region 3 278 0.77 1.87 2.64 Region 4 315 1.88 3.53 5.41 Region 5 394 3.05 5.65 8.71 Region 6 515 25.62 44.56 70.18 Region 7 651 5.49 13.45 18.94 Region 8 872 3.75 8.47 12.22 Region 9 1106 7.99 16.81 24.80 Region 10 727 147.40 288.45 435.85 Region 11 615 1.90 4.22 6.12 Region 12 423 3.84 7.96 11.79 State Total 6,796 205.89 402.86 608.75

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Source: MI-SBTDC

MI-SPTDC 2006 Budget: Revenue Sources

MI-SBTDC Cash

Satellite Cash Match In-Kind Total Budget

(2006 $) (2006 $) (2006 $) (2006 $)

Region 1 120,000 78,228 41,772 240,000 Region 2 120,000 131,965 12,500 264,465 Region 3 115,000 32,281 40,327 187,608 Region 4 130,000 67,818 86,644 284,462 Region 5 140,000 162,890 94,394 397,284 Region 6 144,000 117,180 98,366 359,546 Region 7 155,000 326,489 158,538 640,027 Region 8 158,001 149,800 115,000 422,801 Region 9 445,000 440,440 212,893 1,098,333 Region 10 164,000 389,232 - 553,232 Region 11 165,000 85,000 80,461 330,461 Region 12 165,350 146,456 140,601 452,407 Totals 2,021,351 2,127,779 1,081,496 5,230,626

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Sources: MI-SBTDC, Regional Economic Modeling Inc.

MI-SPTDC 2006 Rate of Return from Budget Sources*

Total Budget

One-Year Total State Tax Revenue

Three-Year Total State Tax Revenue

Discounted Three-Year Total

State Tax Revenue

One-Year Rate of Return

Three-Year Discounted

Rate of Return

(2006 $) (2006 $) (2006 $) (2006 $) Percent Percent

Region 1 240,000 447,000 1,562,700 1,436,026 5.5 5.0Region 2 264,465 770,200 2,630,500 2,419,831 8.9 8.1Region 3 187,608 213,500 771,500 707,951 3.1 2.8Region 4 284,462 548,000 1,883,000 1,731,776 5.6 5.1Region 5 397,284 1,136,000 3,052,900 2,836,334 6.7 6.1Region 6 359,546 7,685,000 25,622,000 23,595,783 70.3 64.6Region 7 640,027 1,672,000 5,490,000 5,059,339 7.6 6.9Region 8 422,801 1,118,000 3,748,000 3,450,685 7.9 7.2Region 9 1,098,333 2,465,000 7,994,000 7,370,913 6.3 5.7Region 10 553,232 45,660,000 147,400,000 135,937,958 265.4 244.7Region 11 330,461 578,000 1,899,500 1,750,425 4.7 4.3Region 12 452,407 1,160,000 3,837,000 3,534,695 7.5 6.8Totals 5,230,626 63,452,700 205,891,100 189,831,716 38.4 35.3

Overall 1-Year IRR

38.4%

Overall 3-Year IRR

35.3%

* Current prime rate of 8.25% applied to discounting

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• For further information, contactSteven R. Miller 88 Agriculture Hall Michigan State University East Lansing, MI 48824 (517) 355-2153 [email protected]