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Every published estimate or sensitivity scenario names its material inputs, version, assumptions, validation state and interpretations it cannot support. Registration does not make a model an official measurement.
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community-gdp · 2.1.0
Saskatchewan community GDP allocation
Saskatchewan census subdivisions and economic regions · GDP model owner
Formula
Allocate the observable share of each official provincial industry benchmark by a declared activity-weight family; blend production- and income-side community measures where both exist; retain all unobservable value as an explicit provincial residual.
Material inputs
36-10-0711-01— Official provincial GDP benchmark by industry33-10-1097-01— Employer-business activity weights98-10-0002-01— Population and occupied-dwelling weights98-10-0057-01— Resident household-income weights
Boundaries
- Not an official Statistics Canada community or regional GDP measurement.
- Not a current business valuation, municipal tax base or forecast.
- Suppressed estimates must not be reconstructed from internal allocations.
Back-test: pending. No official community GDP series exists for direct back-testing; future municipal accounts and audited local controls may support partial validation.
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labour-demand-gdp-sensitivity · labour-demand-gdp-v1
Labour-demand GDP composition sensitivity
Saskatchewan province and NAICS sectors · GDP model owner
Formula
Normalize sector openings by midpoint employment, apply the versioned elasticity within the factor cap, tilt sector composition, and reconcile the result back to the unchanged official provincial GDP total.
Material inputs
36-10-0711-01— Official fixed provincial GDP total and sector baseline33-10-1097-01— Sector employment denominatorea639e28-c0fc-48bf-b5dd-b8899bd43072— Measured advertised-opening distributionsaskjobs-homepage-detail-index— Observed Saskatchewan opening control totals
Boundaries
- Advertised openings are not counted as GDP dollars.
- The scenario is not a GDP forecast or causal impact estimate.
- Sector tilts do not establish hiring, investment or productivity.
Back-test: not-applicable. This is a bounded sensitivity analysis, not a predictive model.
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discretionary-income · sk-discretionary-income-v1
Saskatchewan household discretionary-income scenario
Saskatchewan communities mapped to published rent and MBM regions · Affordability model owner
Formula
Estimate annual statutory deductions with tax model ca-sk-2025-v2, convert scenario earnings to monthly net income, and subtract separately evidenced rent plus household-sized MBM transportation and non-shelter components.
Material inputs
14-10-0417-01— Published occupational wage evidence34-10-0133-01— Published surveyed rent evidence11-10-0066-01— Market Basket Measure components11-10-0104-01— Household-size Market Basket Measure totals
Boundaries
- Not tax, financial or relocation advice.
- Not a promise that a wage, rental unit or job is available.
- A positive remainder is not proof that a household can afford a community.
Back-test: partial. Tax, CPP and EI parameters are checked against official rates; household outcome back-testing requires consented longitudinal outcomes.
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labour-pressure · labour-pressure-v1
Aggregate labour-pressure indicators
Saskatchewan province and governed sector/credential cohorts · Labour intelligence model owner
Formula
Compute posting-to-holder or posting-to-candidate ratios only where the governed denominator exists and the cohort meets the suppression floor.
Material inputs
ea639e28-c0fc-48bf-b5dd-b8899bd43072— Provider-qualified posting and demand evidence
Boundaries
- Not proof of a labour shortage, vacancy rate or available worker count.
- Not suitable for individual ranking or adverse decisions.
- Preview postings must not be described as current employer demand.
Back-test: pending. Comparison against later vacancy and employment outcomes is not yet implemented.