移民局对区域中心的批准的判定是基于RIM-II的“最终需求就业系数”（FDEM）的“间接”创造就业机会的经济学计算方法。
移民局有一个间接创造就业的记录，这些记录是基于RIMS-II的“最终需求就业放大系数”，(RIMS全称是 Regional Industrial Multiplier System，它的意思是区域产业系数系统。)它体现的，是区域中心就业的最终需求系数是完全基于总资本额注入到在移民局批准的RIMS-II的目标产业内的 一个企业或项目。
为了通过以项目区域中心跨业关联计算“间接”创造就业机会的数量，每个EB-5的移民投资人需要满足/达到要求的10个就业机会。每一百万美金资金投资或注入某一个目标产业，区域产业系数RIMS-II就通过最终需求系数建立起来了，一个在某个目标产业的间接就业的具体的数字就产生了。
虽然区域产业系数RIMS-II经济影响模式对创造就业机会没有特定的时间范围，但是移民局有记录在案的表示他们习惯的假定影响会在一年开始，移民局认为一年的假设是“合理”的。移民局的特别指出“此假设支持间接就业机会在2年内被创造的结论 ” 。
因此，例如，在目标产业中的公共事业，风电场项目所在的产业-每一百万资金（所有的资金来源）“投资/注入”，区域产业系数系统（RIMS-II）确定了5.4309 间接就业机会在南达科他州（地理区域）被创造出来，这些“间接”就业机会单纯的被称为“给予”，因为间接就业机会不能具体确定哪些公司，企业，地方或个人代表“间接”工作。
Regional Input-Output Modeling System (RIMS II)
Regional input-output multipliers such as the RIMS II multipliers attempt to estimate how much a one-time or sustained increase in economic activity in a particular region will be supplied by industries located in the region. RIMS II multipliers differ from macro-economic multipliers used to assess the effects of fiscal stimulus on gross national product. Differences in industry-specific regional multipliers are not meaningful or appropriate for use in a national context.
RIMS II multipliers have been used by both the public and private sectors. There are numerous examples of their use.
About RIMS II
移民局有一个间接创造就业的记录，这些记录是基于RIMS-II的“最终需求就业放大系数”，(RIMS全称是 Regional Industrial Multiplier System，它的意思是区域产业系数系统。)它体现的，是区域中心就业的最终需求系数是完全基于总资本额注入到在移民局批准的RIMS-II的目标产业内的 一个企业或项目。
为了通过以项目区域中心跨业关联计算“间接”创造就业机会的数量，每个EB-5的移民投资人需要满足/达到要求的10个就业机会。每一百万美金资金投资或注入某一个目标产业，区域产业系数RIMS-II就通过最终需求系数建立起来了，一个在某个目标产业的间接就业的具体的数字就产生了。
虽然区域产业系数RIMS-II经济影响模式对创造就业机会没有特定的时间范围，但是移民局有记录在案的表示他们习惯的假定影响会在一年开始，移民局认为一年的假设是“合理”的。移民局的特别指出“此假设支持间接就业机会在2年内被创造的结论 ” 。
因此，例如，在目标产业中的公共事业，风电场项目所在的产业-每一百万资金（所有的资金来源）“投资/注入”，区域产业系数系统（RIMS-II）确定了5.4309 间接就业机会在南达科他州（地理区域）被创造出来，这些“间接”就业机会单纯的被称为“给予”，因为间接就业机会不能具体确定哪些公司，企业，地方或个人代表“间接”工作。
Regional Input-Output Modeling System (RIMS II)
Regional input-output multipliers such as the RIMS II multipliers attempt to estimate how much a one-time or sustained increase in economic activity in a particular region will be supplied by industries located in the region. RIMS II multipliers differ from macro-economic multipliers used to assess the effects of fiscal stimulus on gross national product. Differences in industry-specific regional multipliers are not meaningful or appropriate for use in a national context.
RIMS II multipliers have been used by both the public and private sectors. There are numerous examples of their use.
- Federal Government agencies have used the multipliers to study the local impact of government regulation on specific industries and to assess the local economic impacts of Federal actions such as military base closings.
- State and local governments have used the multipliers to estimate the regional economic impacts of government policies and projects and of events, such as firms locating within their state, or to assess the impacts of tourism.
- Businesses and private consultants have used the multipliers to estimate the economic impacts of a wide range of projects, such as building a new sports facility or expanding an airport; of natural disasters, such as Hurricane Katrina; or of special events, such as national political conventions.
About RIMS II
- Brief description
- User Handbook (PDF 677 KB)
- Industry lists
