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\title[Tapestry]{Introduction to Tapestry: Open Source Input-Output Tool}
\author{Alexander Gebben}
\date{August \(\text{12}^{th}\),2026}

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\section{Advantages}
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	The overarching goal of the Tapestry project is to create open-source methods, bridges,
programming code, and datasets that can be vetted, critiqued, and improved by the regional science community, and then reincorporated into the project to create ever better datasets
that are available to all. 
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%Tapestry will generate unsupporessed employment, wages, output, and value-added estimates for every county in the United States at the 6-digit NAICS specificity level, county-level estimates of household income by source, county level personal consumption expenditures, county level government income and spending,county level savings and investment, and intercounty trade commodity trade flows which include international trade ports. 
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	\textbf{Data Sources}
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		\item Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)
		\item Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA)
		\item United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)
		\item Department of Transportation (DOT)
		\item United States Census Bureau (USCB)
		\item Department of Energy (DOE)
		\item Census State Tax Collections
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	\textbf{Tapestry Un-suppression Method}
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		\item<1-> Gather all data 
		\item<2-> Minimize NAICS and geography estimate bounds (min max)
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			\item<2->Combined data sets have tighter bounds than any single set
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		\item<3-> Initial estimate of middle (min/max) 
		\item<4-> Correct imbalances of parent child relationships
		\item<5-> Larger ranges are moved more to balance
		\item<6-> Repeat from NAICS-6 county combination to national
		\item<7-> Loop until convergence
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\only<8->{IMPLAN starts by assuming records are 90\% of historic values, up to two years. Applies some balancing but not a minimization method.}
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			\item<1>Open source 
			\item<2>\href{https://jrap.scholasticahq.com/article/7882-a-method-for-improving-economic-contribution-studies-for-regional-analysis/attachment/20374.pdf}{Separate accounts for demand}
			\item<3>Includes ports
			\item<4>Taxes separate place of work, and place of resident
			\item<5> Commodity trade utilize pipeline and infrastructure paths 
				\item<6> Can be used to compare all other state multipliers of same project
					\item<7> You can add one standard "company" to estimate impacts
						\item<8>Agriculture and mining are modeled based on location specifics
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Institutional accounts in Tapestry SAM include: 
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\item<1->employee compensation
\item<2->proprietors' income
\item<3->other property income
\item<4->taxes on production and imports
\item<5->subsidies
\item<6->households
\item<7->social insurance
\item<8->capital/savings
\item<9->federal government
\item<10->state government
\item<11->local government 
\item<12->inventory change
\item<13->Rest of USA 
\item<14->Rest of World
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\item<1->mpComp
\item<2->PropInc
\item<3->OthPropInc
\item<4->TOPI
\item<5->SUB
\item<6->HH
\item<7->FICA
\item<8->K
\item<9->FED
\item<10->SG
\item<11->LG
\item<12->INV
\item<13->RUSA
\item<14->ROW
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		\huge Questions 
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\normalsize For more information contact: 
\href{mailto:agebben@uwyo.edu}{agebben@uwyo.edu}
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