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NY New York 56 Table 44 Total economic impacts generated from marine recreational fishing expenditures in New York, by resident status in 1998. Total impact Impacts Resident status expenditures ($1,000) Direct Indirect Induced Total Sales ($1,000) Resident 369,601 179,933 43,622 52,506 276,061 Non-resident 8,430 5,126 1,405 1,443 7,974 Total 378,031 185,059 45,027 53,949 284,035 Income ($1,000) Resident 369,601 77,207 18,276 20,537 116,020 Non-resident 8,430 2,050 566 564 3,180 Total 378,031 79,257 18,842 21,101 119,200 Employment (jobs) Resident 369,601 2,849 382 591 3,822 Non-resident 8,430 99 12 16 127 Total 378,031 2,948 394 607 3,949
Table 45 Total sales/output generated in New York from marine recreational fishing in 1998 (all participants). Total impact Impacts ($1,000) Expenditure category expenditures ($1,000) Direct Indirect Induced Total Food Groceries 32,858 18,306 5,494 4,656 28,456 Restaurants 15,463 15,463 5,136 4,419 25,018 Private transportation 11,970 4,650 1,048 1,105 6,803 Lodging 3,037 3,037 884 916 4,837 Public transportation 1,132 1,132 339 394 1,865 Boat fuel 29,896 11,614 2,616 2,760 16,990 Party/charter fee 5,423 5,423 1,634 1,625 8,682 Access/boat launching 8,358 8,358 2,519 2,506 13,383 Equipment rental 872 872 263 261 1,396 Bait 25,012 8,142 1,529 2,391 12,062 Ice 4,534 3,041 723 984 4,748 Total trip expenditures 138,555 80,038 22,185 22,017 124,240 Rods and reels 69,062 32,193 5,527 9,905 47,625 Tackle and gear 41,236 19,222 3,300 5,914 28,436 Camping equipment 3,657 2,482 560 674 3,716 Binoculars 3,000 2,192 515 673 3,380 Fishing clothing 7,190 4,006 1,013 1,143 6,162 Processing/taxidermy 303 303 106 82 491 Magazines 3,967 1,977 389 593 2,959 Club dues 2,765 2,765 987 1,010 4,762 Boat expenses 13,761 13,761 4,507 4,158 22,426 New motor boat 69,341 8,990 1,541 2,791 13,322 New canoe or other nonmotor boat 90 12 2 4 18 Used boats purchased from dealers 3,596 3,596 429 1,159 5,184 Electronics 12,556 10,339 3,397 2,919 16,655 New fishing vehicle 7,562 1,793 361 505 2,659 Used fishing vehicles purchased from dealers 840 840 100 271 1,211 Vacation home 22 22 10 5 37 Fees for vehicle loans 62 62 12 15 89 Fees for boat loans 442 442 84 103 629 Fees for home loans 0 0 0 0 0 Property taxes for all vacation homes 16 16 0 7 23 Real estate commission 8 8 2 1 11 Total equipment and durable expenditures 239,476 105,021 22,842 31,932 159,795 Total all activity 378,031 185,059 45,027 53,949 284,035 57 NY
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