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CHARLESTON — It could be a decade before the local economy recovers from the closure of the former Mylan Pharmaceuticals plant in Morgantown, with effects being felt almost immediately, according to an economic impact study released last week. The layoff of 1,431 workers will result in the loss of 4,642 jobs in Monongalia County, West Virginia, over the course of the coming year, economist Michael Shuman found in his economic analysis of the July 31 closure. This represents nearly 6% of the county’s existing jobs. Shuman holds a law degree and two undergraduate degrees from Stanford University, and has studied community economics and the lasting effects of dozens of large plant closures for more than three decades. The study was commissioned by Democracy Collaborative, a national progressive research and community economic development lab.

United statesMonongalia countyWest virginiaNorth carolinaBarbara fleischauerMichael shumanJoe bidenBill clintonDepartment of homeland securityVirginia universityMylan pharmaceuticalsStanford universityDemocracy collaborativeCharleston gazette mailWest virginia universityPresident bill clinton