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Exploring Retail Trade Patterns and Performance in Newton Trade Area

Dive into the retail trade landscape of Newton Trade Area with a focus on comparative performance, capture estimates, and leakage analysis. Learn about Jasper County's retail sales per capita and explore the bigger picture of regional trade patterns. Discover insights on merchandise categories, potential under-reporting, and more. For more information, contact Mark Imerman or Liesl Eathington from Iowa State University's Economics Department.

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Exploring Retail Trade Patterns and Performance in Newton Trade Area

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  1. Newton Retail Trade Mark Imerman Iowa State University Economics Department Imerman@iastate.edu 515.294.5781 Liesl Eathington Iowa State University Department of Economics Leathing@iastate.edu

  2. Regional Trade Patterns

  3. Newton Trade Area Definition

  4. Newton Total Retail Sales Per Capita

  5. Comparative PerformancePer Capita Retail Sales Index (state average= 100%)

  6. Comparative PerformancePer Capita Retail Sales Index (state average= 100%)

  7. Newton Trade Area Capture Estimate

  8. The Bigger Picture Jasper County

  9. Total Retail Sales Per Capita, FY 2005

  10. Comparison of Average Per Capita Sales ($) by Category * Actual sales in this category may be under-reported because there are fewer than five businesses reporting from locales within the county. To maintain business confidentiality, the Department of Revenue includes these numbers in a "miscellaneous" sales category, and thus in total sales for the county.

  11. Jasper County Surplus and Leakageby Merchandise Category * Actual sales in this category may be under-reported because there are fewer than five businesses reporting from locales within the county. To maintain business confidentiality, the Department of Revenue includes these numbers in a "miscellaneous" sales category, and thus in total sales for the county.

  12. More Information Mark Imerman Imerman@iastate.edu 515.294.5781 Liesl Eathington Leathing@iastate.edu 515.294.2954

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