Transportation, impact on economy, project 2008-05, volume I : final report, September 2009.

Seneca, Joseph J.; Rutgers University

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Transportation, impact on economy, project 2008-05, volume I : final report, September 2009.

2009-06-01
By Seneca, Joseph J.

[PDF-3.10 MB]

English

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Seneca, Joseph J.
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Rutgers University
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Economic Factors New Jersey--Economic Conditions Transportation--New Jersey Transportation--New Jersey--Planning Transportation Planning
Publication/ Report Number:

FHWA-NJ-2009-015
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

New Jersey
Corporate Publisher:

New Jersey. Dept. of Transportation
Abstract:

This report estimates both the one-time and the on-going economic and fiscal benefits from

transportation investments. The report provides NJDOT with two general software programs to

enable both types of benefits to be estimated for specific highway transportation projects. These

programs can assist NJDOT in its planning and economic analysis. The report uses past NJDOT

highway transportation projects to identify the myriad inputs used in highway projects and the

expenditures made on these inputs for 40 project types and locations (e.g., bridge replacement,

road widening, intersection improvements, etc. in North and South New Jersey). Using the

R/ECONTM Input-Output Model, estimates of the one-time benefits of each project type/location

are made and a general- use software program is developed. This Transportation Investment

Impact Estimator is applied to NJDOT’s Ten-Year Capital Plan. The analysis indicates that over

95,000 job-years, an additional $7.9 billion in gross domestic product, and an additional $6 billion
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