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Hawaii Facts

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Why is Hawaii’s total visitor spending not identical to its tourism GDP contribution?

  • Every visitor dollar is automatically new local value added
  • GDP excludes all visitor services
  • Some spending includes imported goods and intermediate inputs
  • Only residents purchase imported goods
Correct answer(s):
  • Some spending includes imported goods and intermediate inputs

What was Hawaii’s preliminary nominal GDP for 2025 in DBEDT’s September 2026 outlook?

  • About $94.144 billion
  • About $124.608 billion
  • About $21.863 billion
  • About $1.433 billion
Correct answer(s):
  • About $124.608 billion

What nominal GDP did Hawaii’s September 2026 outlook report for 2024?

  • About $124.608 billion
  • About $94.144 billion
  • About $117.627 billion
  • About $21.863 billion
Correct answer(s):
  • About $117.627 billion

Approximately how much did Hawaii’s nominal GDP increase between 2024 and 2025 in the September 2026 DBEDT series?

  • $0.70 billion
  • $6.98 billion
  • $21.86 billion
  • $94.14 billion
Correct answer(s):
  • $6.98 billion

What did Hawaii’s September 2026 DBEDT outlook report as real GDP for 2025 in chained 2017 dollars?

  • About $124.608 billion
  • About $117.627 billion
  • About $94.144 billion
  • About $21.863 billion
Correct answer(s):
  • About $94.144 billion

What was Hawaii’s reported real GDP growth rate in 2025 in the September 2026 outlook?

  • 1.3%
  • 10.5%
  • 2.5%
  • -5.0%
Correct answer(s):
  • 2.5%

How should Hawaii’s projected 1.3% real GDP growth for 2026 be labeled?

  • An official 2026 final census count
  • A forecast, not a completed-year outcome
  • A confirmed 2026 annual GDP result
  • The state’s 2025 nominal GDP growth
Correct answer(s):
  • A forecast, not a completed-year outcome

Which statement is valid when reporting a forecast for a year that has not ended?

  • Present it as a verified final outcome
  • Ignore when the forecast was issued
  • Identify it as a projection with its issue date
  • Call it a census count
Correct answer(s):
  • Identify it as a projection with its issue date

Why are chained-dollar GDP figures used?

  • To measure every tourist’s spending exactly
  • To count only government employees
  • To compare output after accounting for price changes
  • To calculate land area in miles
Correct answer(s):
  • To compare output after accounting for price changes

Why can nominal GDP increase without an equal increase in real production?

  • Price inflation can raise current-dollar values
  • The number of islands changes automatically
  • A population census always changes GDP
  • Prices have no effect on current-dollar GDP
Correct answer(s):
  • Price inflation can raise current-dollar values