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Carl Bonham, executive director of UHERO, said current data shows no sign of an economic slowdown in the past few weeks because of the emergence of the delta variant. But he noted that as visitors have returned to the islands, jobs have not.
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As COVID-19 appears to wane, a study from the University of Hawaii analyzed how Hawaii’s economy is doing. The optimistic forecast could bode well for the…
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Isolated economies such as Hawaii, New Zealand and Western Australia are dominated by one major industry, thus leaving it open to external shocks. A new…
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The state's economy will be determined by two things this year: more federal relief and the vaccine rollout. That's according to the latest report from…
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Updated: 4/28/2020, 6:46 p.m.Health officials reported two new cases of the coronavirus today, continuing a trend of single-digit increases in recent days…
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Updated: 4/7/2020, 2:30 p.m. Oahu vacation rentals are not essential businesses and should not be taking in visitors, Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell said…
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University of Hawaii economists expected 2020 to be a better year for tourism than 2019, but that may not be borne out because of the coronavirus…
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Although a large drop in Hawaii's price of goods and services isn’t likely even as the governor and lawmakers deem it a priority, a small decline may be…
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Traditional economic data measures features like output and productivity, but typically ignores subjective qualities that make up the human experience. A…
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The Federal Reserve cut interest rates Wednesday to help the slowing national economy. Meanwhile, researchers say Hawaii's economy is already weak, and…