South Carolina State Ports Authority economic impact study

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 South Carolina State Ports Authority--Economic aspects; South Carolina--Economic conditions 
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To understand the current economic impact associated with the two ports (Charleston and Georgetown), the SCSPA commissioned Wilbur Smith Associates to assess the port operation and port user impacts. The detailed study found that the SCSPA facilitates over $44.8 billion in total economic output, annually, of which $11.8 billion is paid in labor income to 260,800 employees in South Carolina. The study also evaluated how the six distinct regions in the State benefit.
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2008-10
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Wilbur Smith and Associates; South Carolina State Ports Authority
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CreatorWilbur Smith and Associates
CreatorSouth Carolina State Ports Authority
Date Accessioned2013-02-07T14:53:09Z
Date Available2013-02-07T14:53:09Z
Date of Issue2008-10
Identifier (URI)http://hdl.handle.net/10827/9702
DescriptionTo understand the current economic impact associated with the two ports (Charleston and Georgetown), the SCSPA commissioned Wilbur Smith Associates to assess the port operation and port user impacts. The detailed study found that the SCSPA facilitates over $44.8 billion in total economic output, annually, of which $11.8 billion is paid in labor income to 260,800 employees in South Carolina. The study also evaluated how the six distinct regions in the State benefit.
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Item LanguageEnglish
PublisherSouth Carolina State Library
Digital CollectionSouth Carolina State Documents Depository
RightsCopyright status undetermined. For more information contact, South Carolina State Library, 1500 Senate Street, Columbia, South Carolina 29201.
SubjectSouth Carolina State Ports Authority--Economic aspects
SubjectSouth Carolina--Economic conditions
TitleSouth Carolina State Ports Authority economic impact study
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