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Which inference illustrates the ecological fallacy?

  • Assuming every Honolulu County resident has the county’s average income
  • Reporting the countywide average as an aggregate
  • Defining a county boundary correctly
  • Citing a Census estimate with its date
Correct answer(s):
  • Assuming every Honolulu County resident has the county's average income

Why can a Hawaii tourism multiplier depend heavily on imports?

  • Every imported item is produced locally
  • Imports create no change in economic flows
  • Multipliers are constant in every economy
  • Money spent on imported inputs leaks from local production chains
Correct answer(s):
  • Money spent on imported inputs leaks from local production chains

What determines the scale of a negative air-travel shock to Hawaii’s economy?

  • Only the names of the airlines
  • Only the number of mountains
  • Visitor demand exposure and how firms adjust
  • A fixed percentage unrelated to demand
Correct answer(s):
  • Visitor demand exposure and how firms adjust

Which comparison correctly distinguishes nominal and real GDP in Hawaii?

  • Nominal GDP removes prices; real GDP counts only visitors
  • Real GDP measures only tax receipts
  • Nominal GDP uses current prices; real GDP adjusts for inflation
  • Both exclude service-sector value added
Correct answer(s):
  • Nominal GDP uses current prices; real GDP adjusts for inflation

What do BEA state GDP estimates allocate to states?

  • Total nationwide retail sales by tourist address
  • Value added by location of production
  • Only resident wages deposited in banks
  • All federal tax collections by ZIP code
Correct answer(s):
  • Value added by location of production

Why should researchers avoid simply adding chained-dollar GDP figures across industries?

  • Chained-dollar measures are generally nonadditive
  • They always equal nominal dollars
  • They contain only employment counts
  • They omit every price adjustment
Correct answer(s):
  • Chained-dollar measures are generally nonadditive

Which set of indicators best distinguishes different dimensions of Hawaii’s economy?

  • Only GDP measured four ways
  • Only the number of islands
  • Output, income, employment, and living standards
  • Only a single tourism advertisement
Correct answer(s):
  • Output, income, employment, and living standards

Why is state GDP per capita insufficient for measuring income inequality?

  • It directly reports every household’s wages
  • It measures individual poverty status exactly
  • It contains a complete income distribution
  • It does not reveal how household income is distributed
Correct answer(s):
  • It does not reveal how household income is distributed

What determines how visitor purchases translate into Hawaii’s local value added?

  • Local production, imported inputs, and industry transactions
  • Only the number of arrivals
  • Only the airport runway length
  • Only the state motto
Correct answer(s):
  • Local production, imported inputs, and industry transactions

Which method traces direct and indirect effects of visitor purchases across industries?

  • Input-output analysis
  • Radioactive dating
  • Satellite image classification alone
  • Electoral redistricting
Correct answer(s):
  • Input-output analysis