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USCA Case #24-1190 Document #2062093 Filed: 06/27/2024 Page 69 of 92 Personal income is the income received by households. The detail on the components of the impacts on personal income shown in Table 3 reveals that while most ofthe losses stem from declines in earnings related to job losses, there are also sizable impacts on non-labor source of income that results from the smaller post-closure economy. Table 3 The Economic Implications of MA TS Rulemaking in Montana Personal Income Impacts (Millions of Dollars*) Category IotaI F arnengs by Place of Work Ictai r. e.-1 Disbeirsi -oerts ,ET:eme te. V.,ages aecl E rfiplOver elnrls i'DOns aropinyee, rp,err reert ri I s1 rare.a Ir-ter-S 'I- CO .71C verct2r,e ee.-. 110 .-.areitai empire acj I ess- .:uoLrl..:L.:e0 IS or ;ce,er I sue .cte. beiplu`tee a1 o self creplu..eed cur Lr :LeLeleci s for }3u. err reta esi. rai cc . Ernplo%or rpr ppwer" nert so:: al insurance Irnpacts by Year 9028 703b 7I5 -4 2/4 8 lri.S 4 1 Am3 C, 3 31 h 3i 2 1; 9 11 1 "t7 4 :;:.4 4 2040 2/3 2 1912 001) 3e-e: 219 3,'.1 19 1 li.9 39 '..) 1L: t-.> 211 -..'.0.2 1c3 .4 21.9 Equals P'i 13 :L 'or otAceo: C;roste. ...... e-,rcss Oot Net earnings by place of residence Incoree Dreldenos f I rss Persoo.-1 i:urrerL . . ._ Personal Income eIUer.E.i - et, current DLsposable Personal income C. ,' L.: 1 -C. re -937 fi Le ; D3 -n l -73,1 7 0.6 03 -237 3 -79 -14 ^ 1 -7403 -7:14 - [37' -1.15 -19 1 -1848 -42G -P37 -153 -.7' (3 -3'3 1. -3100 -it' h 703 4 4{1 iI ?44 9 4 968 h A.I dollar r.ts are int ator, corrected, expressed n- terns of 2021 dcl ars The additional detail on wages, compensation and earnings impacts shown in Table 4 show how income losses are borne by both wage and salary workers as well as business proprietors. The average earnings for the total of all jobs lost, as shown in the table, thr exceeds the average earnings of jobs overall in Montana. 6 Sierra Club FOIA 2025-EPA-04883 ED_018388_00000309-00069 SC_EVERSPLIT0006232