Regional Data Book, Vol. XI,  2009

MILITARY SPENDING IMPACT

Breakdown of Military spending Impact on North Carolina Gross State Product, Employment, Labor Force, and Population:

 

Contributions to GDP (in billions)

Employment (Persons)

Labor Force (Persons)

Impacted Population

(Persons)

Total Impact

$18.01

330, 380

320, 300

316,700

Operations        

$15.2

261,600

68,520

304,500

Contracts          

 $1.43

28,350

5,125

5,320

Retirees,Vet                                          

$1.5

30,230

6,181

6,571

Camp Lejune

$5.2

91,840

22,640

89,390

Fort Bragg/Pope

$4.7

82,620

20,710

84,540

Cherry Point

$1.6

27,480

6,150

19,020

Seymour Johnson

$0.9

14,900

3,750

15,420

 


Source: East Carolina University Regional Development Services & Regional Economic Models, Inc. in cooperation with NCSU Economic Development Partnership, Feb 2005.

 

The expected economic impact of additional military spending on the 11 counties in the southeastern region on North Carolina as a result of BRAC is summarized below:

 

Economic Impact of Additional Military Investment 2013

Personal Income

+ $1.47 billion

Disposable Income

+ $1.27 billion

Gross Regional Product

+ $1.11 billion

Total Sales (output)

+ $.86 billion

Total Demand

+ $1.69 billion

Source: www.bracrtf.com 

 


 
 

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