I am searching for studies for smaller rural resort communities such
as Vail Colorado, Bend Oregon, Truckee California, or Mammoth Lakes
California (but not necessarily limited to these examples) that
determine the ratio of jobs that are created by population in the
town.  For example, if a new home constructed houses on average 2.6
people, how many jobs do those 2.6 people generate within the
community to support them?  These jobs would include everything from
the meter reader , a checkout person at the grocery store, a school
teacher, a lawyer, a doctor etc...

There likely are some studies like that, but I'm not sure they are
predictive of what will happen with the next issolated community that
grows bigger.
 IMHO the results are strongly dependent on the wealth and spending
habits of both the old inhabitants and the new ones. Aspen, Collorado
attracts rich internationalist skiers, while other communities would
attract retires living at or close to the poverty level. The cost of
stimulating, and sustaining the growth also is a factor.   Neil

Thats not the question I asked... I simply want to see existing
studies that draw conclusions about current communities.