UC MERCED. Sep-2017 Report. Economic Impact in the San Joaquin Valley and State (from the period of July 2000 through August 2017 cumulative)

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UC MERCED Economic Impact in the Valley and State (from the period of July 2000 through August 2017 cumulative) Update # 57 9/27/2017 Sep-2017 Report UC Merced employees as of August 2017 totals 3587 (includes student emp) UC Merced payroll since 7/00 now totals over 1.23 billion UC Merced payroll for August 2017 totals over 15.44 million UC Merced research expenditures since 7/00 total over 196.72 million Local purchases, contracts, wages since 7/00 total over 1.62 billion Purchases, contracts, wages since 7/00 total over 2.86 billion Valley Economic Impact of UC Merced: Payroll to date (Starting July 2000) Valley goods and services purchased Valley construction contracts awarded Total Valley Expenditures to Date 1,239,003,250 229,971,846 156,365,206 1,625,340,302 State Economic Impact of UC Merced: Total Valley Expenditures State goods and services purchased State construction contracts awarded Total State Expenditures to Date 1,625,340,302 289,975,895 954,387,296 2,869,703,492 Summary Economic Impact of UC Merced for California Investment Valley salaries, goods, and construction awards Total salaries, goods, and construction awards Base 1,625,340,302 2,869,703,492

Business Services Total County Fresno 59,782,406 Kern 14,794,887 Kings 152,205 Madera 2,196,199 Merced 118,941,311 2,852,845 Stanislaus 28,266,534 Tulare 2,985,458 Valley Total 229,971,846 No CA 173,465,700 So CA 116,510,195 All 349,290,660 Total 869,238,400 1.24% Valley Business Distribution Stanislaus 12.29% Merced 51.72% Tulare 1.30% Fresno 26.00% Kern 6.43% Kings 0.07% Madera 0.95% Business Distribution Valley/ California All 40% Valley Total 27% So CA 13% Page 2 of 6 No CA 20%

Construction Contract Total County Fresno 71,761,999 Kern 5,491,498 Kings 1,166,047 Madera 6,054,848 Merced 17,884,654 22,439,294 Stanislaus 24,662,764 Tulare 6,904,102 Valley Total 156,365,206 No CA 542,753,168 So CA 411,634,127 All other 66,072,508 Total 1,176,825,010 Valley Construction Contract Distribution Jun 2000 - Aug 2017 Stanislaus 16% 14% Merced 11% Tulare 4% Madera 4% Kings 1% Kern 4% Fresno 46% Construction Contract Distribution Valley/ California Valley Total 13% All other 6% No CA 46% So CA 35% Page 3 of 6

Fund Source State of California 49,106,462 80,321,992 3,841,077 19,681,502 Educational Fees 31,220,546 12,553,675 Total 196,725,254 Educational Fees 16% 10% University of California Merced 6% State of California 25% 2% 41% FYD 17-18 (As of Aug 31, 2017) University of California Merced FYD 17-18 (As of Aug 31, 2017) 8% State of California 11% Fund Source FYD 17-18 State of California 691,695 2,015,013 108,898 582,383 Educational Fees 2,113,042 485,500 Total 5,996,531 Educational Fees 35% 34% 10% 2% Page 4 of 6

Cumulative Wages & Benefits Wages & Benefits Fund Source Agency 3,320,449 16,426,932 Enterprises 60,001,471 41,817,665 41,288,825 24,430,163 State 889,782,665 Tuition/Fees 161,935,080 Total 1,239,003,250 Tuition/Fees 13.1% Agency 0.3% 1.3% Enterprises 4.8% 3.4% 2.0% 3.3% State 71.8% Wages & Benefits For the Month of Aug 2017 Fund Source Agency 35,885 29,906 Enterprises 944,852 803,140 382,520 292,627 State 9,633,324 Tuition/Fees 3,319,752 Total 15,442,006 State 62.4% Wages & Benefits For the Month of Aug 2017 Agency 0.2% 2.5% 1.9% Tuition/Fees 21.5% 0.2% Enterprises 6.1% 5.2% Page 5 of 6

Faculty, Staff, and Student Employees by County of Residence As of September 22, 2017 Staff/Faculty Total 1,586 Student Total 2,001 Notes County Students % Students Staff/Faculty % Staff/Faculty Fresno 63 3.15% 99 6.24% Kern 33 1.65% 1 0.06% Kings 7 0.35% 1 0.06% Madera 16 0.80% 37 2.33% Merced 1,060 52.97% 1,061 66.90% 38 1.90% 20 1.26% Stanislaus 69 3.45% 132 8.32% Tulare 21 1.05% 7 0.44% Total SJV 1,307 65.32% 1,358 85.62% Outside Non-SJV in CA 676 33.78% 194 12.23% (Outside CA) 18 0.90% 34 2.14% Total Non-SJV 694 34.68% 228 14.38% Grand Total 2,001 100.00% 1,586 100.00% Notes County Students % Students Staff/Faculty % Staff/Faculty Relevant Alameda - 0.00% 24 1.51% Contra Costa 27 1.35% 13 0.82% Los Angeles 218 10.89% 15 0.95% Mariposa 4 0.20% 54 3.40% Riverside 45 2.25% 4 0.25% Sacramento - 0.00% 16 1.01% San Diego 40 2.00% 1 0.06% Santa Clara 49 2.45% 16 1.01% Grand Total 383 19.14% 143 9.02% Note: Student employees often use home town addresses