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directly assign expenditures to final demand for SLG expenditures #52

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resolves #50

This removes the need for sector mapping by applying the same line from the State and Local Government Expenditures dataset to all (relevant) sectors from the national final demand. That is, every sector uses the same state allocation.

Initial line items are indicated in code:

  codes <- data.frame("FinalDemand" = c("F10C", "F10E", "F10N", "F10S"),
                      "Line" = c("68",
                                 "58",
                                 "58",
                                 "58"),
                      "Description" = c("Other direct general expenditure",
                                        "Capital outlay",
                                        "Capital outlay",
                                        "Capital outlay"))

…ocal government expenditure; drop mapping files; see #50
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@WesIngwersen let me know if this aligns with your thinking

@bl-young bl-young marked this pull request as ready for review March 24, 2025 12:52
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Pulling this in, as discussed.

@bl-young bl-young merged commit 1434421 into data_update Mar 24, 2025
@bl-young bl-young deleted the slge branch March 24, 2025 17:27
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