2001 T Street, Sacramento, CA 95811
Telephone: (916) 739-1132     FAX (916) 452-3311


APPROACH
We examine each problem carefully allowing us to cost-effectively fashion each
project to meet the client’s objectives, incorporating schedule and budget constraints.
We explain fully our procedures and justify all data used in our analyses.


  • Economic Impact Reports: Evaluation of income, employment, spending, and multiplier effects from projects in order to assess their impacts on the local or regional economies. Implementing Input/Output analysis at the regional level.

  • Efficiency Studies: Assessment of production processes that yield the best results at the lowest cost. The results could lower your costs while improving your productivity
     
  • Feasibility Studies and Project Selection: Application of benefit/cost and cost effectiveness analyses to determine projects which yield the highest return. Scale, timing, size, staging, choice of discount rate, and cost of capital will be examined.
     
  • Strategic Planning and Management: Design dynamic operation plans and performance measures, and control management of operations to improve both short-term and long-term economic position.
     
  • International Economic Analysis: Assessment of the effects of international trade statistics and exchange rates on operations. Evaluation of world lending and economic policy institutions (IMF, World Bank, Central Banks) proposals on your organization.
     
  • Economic Development: Design of economic development policies and plans which would best improve local and regional economies. Assessment of organizational activities on local and regional economies using impact studies and Input/Output analysis. Assessment, evaluation, and design of institutional policies which impact the socioeconomic development of a nation.
     
  • Environmental Economics: Assessment of the optimal level of pollution abatement. Evaluation of the best method of pollution abatement. Evaluation of economic costs of environmental policies, regulations, and environmental damage.
     
  • Modeling and Forecasting: Applying econometric, time-series, and other statistical methods to operational plans and decisions. Modeling economic behavior in order to best evaluate impacts of policy proposals on operations. Forecasts of future business and economic trends. Measurement of elasticities. Cost estimation and demand forecasts, price and output determination to maximize profit.
     
  • Public Policy: Overall assessment of government policies on your operations, industry and economy. 

Contact Us:
George A. Jouganatos, Ph. D.