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\centerline{\twlbf THE \underbar{TOURISM} INDUSTRY}
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{\twlbf 6. TOLERABLE REDUCTION IN TOURISM INDUSTRY \underbar{JOBS}:}
The tourism and recreation industries provide about 21,500 direct jobs and
20,300 indirect jobs in Oregon.
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Assume that in order to maintain current timber harvest levels, a certain
percentage of those tourism and recreation jobs may get eliminated.
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What percentage of tourism industry jobs would you be willing to eliminate (if
necessary) in order to maintain the current timber harvest levels?
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70\% \hfill 80\% \hfill 90\% \hfill 100\%
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\centerline{MAXIMUM TOLERABLE REDUCTION IN TOURISM INDUSTRY JOBS}
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{\twlbf 7. TOLERABLE TOURISM INDUSTRY
\underbar{HOME FORECLOSURES}:}\break
Elimination of tourism and recreation jobs in Oregon would probably have
a number of economic consequences, including increasing the number of
tourism and recreation industry employee home mortgages which fail.
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What percentage of tourism industry home foreclosures would you be willing to
accept (if necessary) in order to maintain the current timber harvest levels?
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\centerline{MAXIMUM TOLERABLE TOURISM INDUSTRY HOME FORECLOSURES}
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{\twlbf 8. SPENDING FOR DISPLACED TOURISM WORKER \underbar{SUPPORT}:}
Assume that some people formerly employed by the tourism industry would
be unable to find new work, if tourism and recreation jobs are reduced.
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It has been proposed that tax money could be used to help support those
displaced tourism and recreation workers until they could find new work.
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How much extra would you be willing to pay next year (in Oregon income tax)
to {\twlbf directly support} tourism and recreation industry workers who
can't find new jobs?
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{\twlbf 9. SPENDING FOR DISPLACED TOURISM WORKER \underbar{RETRAINING}:}\break
Suppose the people who might lose their tourism and recreation
industry jobs needed retraining in order to be able to find new work.
Assume that this sort of retraining
expense would be paid for via an increase in Oregon's income tax.
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How much extra would you be willing to pay next year (in Oregon income tax)
to support {\twlbf retraining} tourism workers who can't find new jobs?
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\$0 \hfill \$25 \hfill \$50 \hfill \$75 \hfill \$100 \hfill \$125 \hfill \$150 \hfill
\$175 \hfill \$200 \hfill OTHER:~\$~\hbox{\vrule height 0.4pt width 0.5in}
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\centerline{\twlbf THE ENVIRONMENT vs. \underbar{TIMBER} JOBS}
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{\twlbf 11(a).} What's the maximum reduction in timber industry
jobs which you'd be willing to accept in order to maintain Oregon's current
level of \underbar{clean water}?
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{\twlbf 11(b).} What's the maximum reduction in timber industry
jobs which you'd be willing to accept in order to maintain Oregon's current
level of \underbar{flood control} (flood control holds water in the forest
and prevents run-off that could flood inhabited areas)?
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{\twlbf 11(c).} What's the maximum reduction in timber industry
jobs which you'd be willing to accept in order to maintain Oregon's current
level of \underbar{clean air}?
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{\twlbf 11(d).} What's the maximum reduction in timber industry
jobs which you'd be willing to accept in order to maintain Oregon's current
level of \underbar{scenic beauty along highways}?
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{\twlbf 11(e).} What's the maximum reduction in timber industry
jobs which you'd be willing to accept in order to maintain Oregon's current
level of \underbar{wilderness areas}?
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{\twlbf 11(f).} What's the maximum reduction in timber industry
jobs which you'd be willing to accept in order to maintain Oregon's current
level of \underbar{erosion control} (holding top soil in place and preventing
mud slides and the muddying of streams and rivers)?
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{\twlbf 11(g).} What's the maximum reduction in timber industry
jobs which you'd be willing to accept in order to maintain Oregon's current
level of \underbar{wild fish runs}?
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\centerline{\twlbf MAGAZINES}
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\leftline{\twlbf 24. What magazines do you normally read? (check all that
apply)}
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{\fiverm 1}
\hbox{\vrule height 0.4pt width 0.5in} General News Magazines (Time,
Newsweek, etc.)
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{\fiverm 2}
\hbox{\vrule height 0.4pt width 0.5in} Sports Magazines (Sports
Illustrated, Golf, Scuba, etc.)
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{\fiverm 3}
\hbox{\vrule height 0.4pt width 0.5in} Outdoors Magazines (Field and
Stream, Guns and Ammo, etc.)
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{\fiverm 4}
\hbox{\vrule height 0.4pt width 0.5in} Farm/Forestry Magazines (Farm Journal,
Successful Farming, etc.)
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{\fiverm 5}
\hbox{\vrule height 0.4pt width 0.5in} Environmental
Magazines (Audubon, Sierra, Conservationist, etc.)
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{\fiverm 6}
\hbox{\vrule height 0.4pt width 0.5in} Technical/Professional Magazines
(NE J. of Medicine, Proc. IEEE, etc.)
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{\fiverm 7}
\hbox{\vrule height 0.4pt width 0.5in} General Science Magazines
(Scientific American, Nature, etc.)
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{\fiverm 8}
\hbox{\vrule height 0.4pt width 0.5in} General Interest Magazines
(Life, Reader's Digest, etc.)
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{\fiverm 9}
\hbox{\vrule height 0.4pt width 0.5in} Women's Magazines
(McCalls, House Beautiful, Cosmopolitan, etc.)
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{\fiverm A}
\hbox{\vrule height 0.4pt width 0.5in} Men's Magazines
(Playboy, Penthouse, etc.)
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{\fiverm B}
\hbox{\vrule height 0.4pt width 0.5in} Natural History Magazines
(National Geographic, Smithsonian, etc.)
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{\fiverm C}
\hbox{\vrule height 0.4pt width 0.5in} Literary Magazines (New
Yorker, Harper's, etc.)
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{\fiverm D}
\hbox{\vrule height 0.4pt width 0.5in} Supermarket tabloid-format
papers (National Enquirer, etc.)
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\centerline{\twlbf NEWSPAPERS}
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\leftline{\twlbf 25. Do you regularly get the \underbar{LOCAL} paper?}
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{\fiverm 1}
\hbox{\vrule height 0.4pt width 0.5in} YES, I have the local paper delivered
to me.
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{\fiverm 2}
\hbox{\vrule height 0.4pt width 0.5in} YES, I usually get the local paper from
a newspaper box, or store.
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{\fiverm 3}
\hbox{\vrule height 0.4pt width 0.5in} SOMETIMES I'll pick up the local
paper, but usually I don't.
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{\fiverm 4}
\hbox{\vrule height 0.4pt width 0.5in} NO, I rarely (or never) get the local
paper.
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{\twlbf 26. Do you regularly get a \underbar{NATIONAL} paper (such as
the N.Y. Times?)}
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{\fiverm 1}
\hbox{\vrule height 0.4pt width 0.5in} YES, I have a national paper
delivered to me.
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{\fiverm 2}
\hbox{\vrule height 0.4pt width 0.5in} YES, I usually get a national
paper from a newspaper box or store.
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{\fiverm 3}
\hbox{\vrule height 0.4pt width 0.5in} SOMETIMES I'll pick up a national
paper, but usually I don't.
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{\fiverm 4}
\hbox{\vrule height 0.4pt width 0.5in} NO, I rarely (or never) get a national
newspaper.
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