THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF ALTERNATIVE CANADIAN AEROSPACE TRAINING PROJECT (CATP) OPTIONS FOR CFB MOOSE JAW ON ITS HOST COMMUNITY

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Authors
  1. Solomon, B.
  2. Parai, L.
Corporate Authors
Operational Research and Analysis, Ottawa ONT (CAN)
Abstract
Undergraduate pilot training of Canadian Forces is currently conducted at two sites: Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Moose Jaw and Southport, Manitoba. The Canadian Aerospace Training Project (CATP) is examining future undergraduate pilot training requirements for the Canadian Forces and viable, cost-effective options for providing these. The purpose of the study, summarized in this report, is to provide empirical estimates of the socio-economic impacts of the range of CATP options for CFB Moose Jaw on its host community. The analytical framework for the analysis is outlined, and the data analyzed are also provided.
Keywords
Input-Output Methodology;Statistics Canada;Family expenditure data;Moose Jaw;Southport
Report Number
ORA-PR-721 — Project Report
Date of publication
01 Mar 1995
Number of Pages
87
DSTKIM No
97-03801
CANDIS No
503836
Format(s):
Hardcopy;Document Image stored on Optical Disk

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