Office of Social and Economic Data Analysis presentations (MU)

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Analyzing the economic feasibility of rental apartments in rural areas using multiplan on the IBMPC
(University of Missouri. Extension Division, 1984) Elder, Bill; Dumont, John; Kuehn, John
"This Multiplan application creates a model for estimating the annual costs and monthly break-even rental per apartment for rural areas."--First paragraph.
Estimating costs and returns for a rural medical clinic using multiplan on the IBMPC
(University of Missouri. Extension Division, 1984) Elder, Bill; Dumont, John; Kuehn, John; Hess, Mimi
"This Multiplan application creates a model for estimating the annual costs and monthly break-even rental per physician for a rural clinic."--First paragraph.
Demographic estimates of annual physician visits using multiplan on the IBM-PC
(University of Missouri. Extension Division, 1984) Elder, Bill; Dumont, John; Kuehn, John; Hess, Mimi
"This Multiplan application creates a demographic model to estimate annual physician visits. Given a user estimate of the percent visits handled locally, the number of physicians an area can support is projected."--First paragraph.
Cost analysis for fire protection service using multiplan on thr IBMPC
(University of Missouri. Extension Division, 1984) Elder, Bill; Dumont, John; Kuehn, John; Hess, Mimi
"This Multiplan application creates a model for estimating the capital, operating and annual costs for fire proection in a rural area."--First paragraph.
An economic model of a community economic base using multiplan on the IBM PC
(University of Missouri. Extension Division, 1985) Elder, Bill; Kuehn, John; Hess, Mimi; Wilkerson, Jim
"Using employment data this program creates a spread sheet model of a community's economic base. The model can be used to help understand the current sources of employment in an area, the extent to which local employment is dependent on external forces, and the additonal impact on the local economy of employment growth in one or another base industries."--First paragraph.

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