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	What would the regional economic impacts of a Demand Management program be, if the consumptive use savings came from agriculture?
	Publication #: B-1373.2 Date Published: 09/21/2021 Publication Author(s): Kristiana Hansen Roger Coupal Ellen Yeatman Drew Bennett

Description:
Regional economic impacts are impacts to the region as DM participants’ decisions ripple through the economy. For example, if a producer receives compensation for irrigating fewer acres in a DM program, they might buy a new truck and/or hire less help for harvest. These impacts are measured in terms of changes in jobs and income that would occur, directly or indirectly, as a result of implementing a DM program.

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