Table 12.1-- TOTAL AND PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME,
BY COUNTIES: 1980 TO 1993
City
&
Maui
&
State
Hawaii County of Kauai
Kalawao
Year total
County Honolulu County
Counties
TOTAL
(Mil. dol.)
1980 ...... 10,431.1 905.1 8,424.6
381.1 720.3
1981 ...... 11,242.7 899.3 9,214.3
383.6 745.6
1982 ...... 11,932.8 959.1 9,736.9
417.1 819.6
1983 ...... 13,116.6 1,069.2 10,626.6
467.6 953.2
1984 ...... 13,969.0 1,105.1 11,379.8
478.9 1,005.1
1985 ...... 14,910.3 1,167.2 12,134.4
516.6 1,092.1
1986 ...... 16,054.8 1,292.7 12,977.0
566.8 1,218.3
1987 ...... 17,182.3 1,377.9 13,891.4
605.8 1,307.2
1988 ...... 18,923.5 1,507.4 15,205.0
732.0 1,479.2
1989 ...... 20,956.8 1,705.3 16,731.5
835.1 1,685.0
1990 ...... 23,266.3 1,948.2 18,448.3
929.0 1,940.8
1991 1/.... 25,544.6 2,098.0 19,364.9
1,010.4 2,071.9
1992 1/.... 25,915.8 2,217.1 20,807.1
645.7 2,245.9
1993 ...... 27,394.5 2,332.3 21,600.9
1,096.0 2,365.3
PER CAPITA
(dollars)
1980 ...... 10,774 9,723
11,026 9,670 10,053
1981 ...... 11,494 9,288
12,024 9,449 10,019
1982 ...... 12,007 9,613
12,567 9,973 10,589
1983 ...... 12,951 10,478
13,497 10,911 11,837
1984 ...... 13,588 10,410
14,341 10,903 11,908
1985 ...... 14,339 10,782
15,170 11,461 12,613
1986 ...... 15,263 11,760
16,072 12,335 13,755
1987 ...... 16,087 12,177
17,040 12,733 14,194
1988 ...... 17,522 13,066
18,523 15,004 15,577
1989 ...... 19,146 14,448
20,195 16,674 17,197
1990 1/.... 20,906 16,039
22,009 17,992 19,103
1991 1/.... 21,648 16,632
22,780 18,969 19,699
1992 1/.... 22,476 17,051
24,166 11,919 20,829
1993 ...... 23,504 17,519
24,929 19,887 21,354
1/ Revised.
Source: Hawaii State Department of Business and Economic
Development, Research and Economic Analysis Division, Quarterly Statistical & Economic
Report, 2nd Quarter 1990 (1990), p.24; State of Hawaii Data Book, 1993-94 (June 1994),
table 13.6; and Electronic Bulletin Board System (December 4, 1995), table 13.06.
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Table 12.2-- TOTAL AND PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME PROJECTIONS,
HAWAII COUNTY: 1990 TO 2010
Total
personal income Per capita personal
Year (millions of 1982
dollars) income (1982 dollars)
1990 ........
1,328
10,700
1995 ........
1,643
11,500
2000 ........
1,965
12,300
2005 ........
2,342
13,000
2010 ........
2,812
13,600
Source: Hawaii State Department of Business and Economic
Development, Population and Economic Projections for the State of Hawaii to 2010 (Series
M-K) (November 1988), p.11.
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Table 12.3-- PERSONAL DISPOSABLE INCOME, HAWAII COUNTY: 1988 TO 1992
Subject
1988
1989 1990
1991 1992
EFFECTIVE BUYING
INCOME (EBI) 1/
Total EBI ($thou.) . 1,259,468 1,378,108 1,607,302 1,756,737
1,846,487
Median household
EBI ($dollar) .... 24,346 25,781
28,212 32,873
32,733
Per capita personal
disposal income
($dollar) 2/ ..... 10,755 11,494
13,110 13,920
14,031
Percent of house-
holds by EBI group
$10,000 to 19,999 23.2
22.1 20.2
16.5 16.7
20,000 to 34,999 26.9
26.3 25.3
25.0 24.7
35,000 to 49,999 15.8
16.4 17.4
19.2 19.0
50,000 and over . 15.8
18.3 22.1
27.5 27.5
POPULATION
(thous., Dec. 31) 117.1
119.9 122.6
126.2 131.6
1/ A classification exclusively developed by Sales and Marketing
Management, it is personal income less personal tax and nontax payments. Personal
income is the aggregate of wages and salaries, other labor income (such as employer
contributions to private pension funds), proprietor's income, rental income (which
includes imputed rental income of owner-occupants of nonfarm dwellings), dividends paid by
corporations, personal interest income from all sources, and transfer payments (such as
pensions and welfare assistance). Deducted from this total are personal taxes
(federal, state, and local), nontax payments (such as fines, fees, penalties), and
personal contributions for social insurance. The resultant figure is commonly known
as "disposable personal income."
2/ Computed by R&D, by dividing total effective buying power
by total population figure as provided by Source.
Source: "Survey of Buying Power," S and M M (Sales and
Marketing Management) (annual August issues).
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Table 12.4-- INCOME CHARACTERISTICS, HAWAII COUNTY: 1980 AND 1990
(Income received in 1979 and 1989 by households, families,
and persons surveyed in 1980 and 1990.)
Income and
income type
1990
1980
INCOME
Households .................................. 41,579
29,257
Less than $5,000 ................................. 2,303
3,629
$5,000 to $9,999 ................................. 3,969
4,760
$10,000 to $14,999 ............................... 3,833
4,603
$15,000 to $24,999 ............................... 7,535
7,592
$25,000 to $34,999 ............................... 6,650
4,437
$35,000 to $49,999 ............................... 7,329
2,585
$50,000 or more .................................. 9,960
1,551
Median (dollars) ................................. 29,712
16,975
Mean (dollars) ................................... NA
20,398
Families .................................... 30,654
22,825
Less than $5,000 ................................. 932
1,613
$5,000 to $9,999 ................................. 2,104
3,457
$10,000 to $14,999 ............................... 2,573
3,542
$15,000 to $24,999 ............................... 5,375
6,492
$25,000 to $34,999 ............................... 5,174
3,972
$35,000 to $49,999 ............................... 6,072
2,388
$50,000 or more .................................. 8,424
1,361
Median (dollars) ................................. 33,186
19,132
Mean (dollars) ................................... NA
22,347
Nonfamily households ........................ 10,925
10,782
Less than $5,000 ................................. 1,467
4,949
$5,000 to $9,999 ................................. 1,983
2,532
$10,000 to $14,999 ............................... 1,378
1,613
$15,000 to $24,999 ............................... 2,271
1,219
$25,000 to $49,999 ............................... 2,571
339
$50,000 or more .................................. 1,255
130
Median (dollars) ................................. 17,375
5,620
Mean (dollars) ................................... NA
8,341
Per capita income (dollars) ...................... 13,169
6,554
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Table 12.4-- INCOME CHARACTERISTICS, HAWAII COUNTY: 1980 AND 1990
(contd.)
(Income received in 1979 and 1989 by households, families,
and persons surveyed in 1980 and 1990.)
Income and
income type
1990
1980
INCOME
TYPE
Households .................................. 41,579
29,257
With wage and salary income ...................... 30,993
22,988
Mean wage and salary income (dollars) .......... 33,427
18,409
With nonfarm self-employment income .............. 7,086
3,586
Mean nonfarm self-employment income (dollars) .. 20,595
12,641
With farm self-employment income ................. 2,518
1,745
Mean farm self-employment income (dollars) ..... 13,516
6,642
With Social Security income ...................... 12,309
7,822
Mean Social Security income (dollars) .......... 8,221
4,213
With public assistance income .................... 4,329
3,671
Mean public assistance income (dollars) ........ 5,286
3,104
With retirement income ........................... 8,423
NA
Mean retirement income (dollars) ............... 9,009
NA
Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1980 Census of Population,
General Social and Economic Characteristics, Hawaii, PC80-1-C-13 (June 1983), table 180;
and 1990 census STF 3A, 1990 CPH-L-81 (1992), table 3.
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Table 12.5-- HOUSEHOLD AND FAMILY INCOME, BY COUNTY DIVISION
AND CENSUS DESIGNATED PLACES, HAWAII COUNTY: 1990
(In dollars. Income received in 1989 by households
and families surveyed in 1990.)
Median
income
Per
Division and census capita
Nonfamily
designated place income Households
Families households
HAWAII COUNTY ... 13,169 29,712
33,186 17,375
Hilo division ........ 13,260 29,967
35,506 15,453
Hilo ............... 13,373 30,014
35,570 15,700
Wainaku ............ 10,218 26,328
32,885 13,828
Papaikou-Wailea div. . 10,571 24,043
26,477 10,761
Honomu ............. 9,218 24,821
25,240 7,337
Papaikou ........... 11,236 26,131
27,083 19,375
Paukaa ............. 22,411 43,558
44,135 16,000
Pepeekeo ........... 7,371 16,655
19,375 5,449
North Hilo division .. 9,540 27,118
28,860 17,143
Laupahoehoe ........ 9,208 22,198
22,500 11,042
Paauhau-Paauilo div. . 10,812 25,727
29,737 9,612
Paauilo ............ 10,862 25,481
26,587 16,250
Honokaa-Kukuihaele div 11,586 31,431
33,205 14,500
Honokaa ............ 10,796 29,864
33,548 11,316
Kukuihaele ......... 8,463 30,313
30,982 8,447
North Kohala division 11,423 31,026
34,653 15,272
Halaula ............ 11,247 37,656
27,292 16,042
Hawi ............... 10,275 29,635
38,333 11,250
Kapaau ............. 9,611 30,250
31,417 14,444
South Kohala division 16,286 39,857
41,805 31,525
Puako .............. 19,205 30,739
39,167 23,083
Waikoloa Village ... 20,758 44,444
44,236 45,417
Waimea ............. 14,319 37,069
40,848 22,250
North Kona division .. 17,497 35,364
39,329 24,371
Holualoa ........... 21,026 38,589
44,883 24,755
Honalo ............. 16,016 30,775
30,368 27,895
Kahaluu-Keauhou .... 20,799 38,333
43,490 26,625
Kailua ............. 13,363 30,665
35,717 22,274
Kalaoa ............. 22,802 42,157
41,800 33,409
Kealakekua (pt.) ... 12,134 29,583
40,469 5,360
South Kona division .. 13,051 31,292
35,263 15,691
Captain Cook ....... 16,182 38,750
41,109 18,889
Honaunau-Napoopoo .. 11,131 27,782
31,410 12,474
Kealakekua (pt.) ... 14,407 27,361
39,375 16,759
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Table 12.5-- HOUSEHOLD AND FAMILY INCOME, BY COUNTY DIVISION
AND CENSUS DESIGNATED PLACES, HAWAII COUNTY: 1990
(contd.)
(In dollars. Income received in 1989 by households
and families surveyed in 1990.)
Median
income
Per
Division and census capita
Nonfamily
designated place income Households
Families households
HAWAII COUNTY ... 13,169 29,712
33,186 17,375
Kau division ......... 10,271 22,229
26,064 12,297
Hawaiian Ocean View 13,246 22,070
25,485 17,500
Naalehu ............ 8,308 21,563
23,929 10,313
Pahala ............. 8,788 20,915
24,342 10,125
Volcano (pt.) ...... 22,438 49,375
102,734 5,000
Pahoa-Kapalana div. .. 8,205 18,360
18,910 10,647
Hawaiian Beaches ... 7,297 19,231
18,500 11,667
Pahoa .............. 9,326 21,705
26,705 7,988
Keaau-Mt. View div. .. 10,049 22,894
26,071 13,843
Hawaiian Paradise Pk 10,465 24,149
23,451 16,875
Keaau .............. 9,920 23,839
33,092 6,031
Kurtistown ......... 11,433 30,521
34,727 15,326
Mountain View ...... 9,528 21,352
25,578 10,217
Volcano (pt.) ...... 12,330 26,818
31,000 20,000
Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1990 census STF 3A, 1990
CPH-L-81 (1992), table 3; and 1990 CPH-L-82 (1992), table 3.
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Table 12.6-- POVERTY STATUS OF FAMILIES AND PERSONS,
HAWAII COUNTY: 1980 AND 1990
(Data refer to the poverty status in 1979 and 1989 of
families and persons surveyed in 1980 and 1990.)
Subject
1990
1980
ALL INCOME LEVELS
Persons ..................................... 118,344 90,711
With related children under 18 years ...... 33,704
27,589
With related children 5 to 17 years ..... 24,646
19,365
Persons 65 years and over ................. 14,756
13,255
Families .................................... 30,654 22,825
With related children under 18 years ...... 16,934
13,036
Female householder families ................. 4,652
2,900
With related children under 18 years ...... 3,395
2,031
Unrelated individuals ....................... 16,885 10,278
INCOME BELOW POVERTY LEVEL
Persons ..................................... 16,776 11,993
Percent below poverty level ...........
14.2 13.2
With related children under 18 years ...... 6,673
4,295
Percent below poverty level ...........
19.8 15.6
With related children 5 to 17 years ..... 4,622
2,528
Percent below poverty level ...........
18.8 13.1
Persons 65 years and over ................. 1,383
1,097
Percent below poverty level ...........
9.4 8.3
Families .................................... 3,351
2,345
Percent below poverty level ...........
10.9 10.3
With related children below 18 years ...... 2,782
1,910
Percent below poverty level ...........
16.4 14.7
Female householder families ................. 1,579
905
Percent below poverty level ...........
33.9 31.2
With related children under 18 years ...... 1,501
834
Percent below poverty level ...........
44.2 41.1
Unrelated individuals ....................... 4,633
3,519
Percent below poverty level ...........
27.4 34.2
Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1980 Census of Population,
General Social and Economic Characteristics, Hawaii, PC80-1-C13 (June 1983), table 181;
and 1990 census STF 3A, 1990 CPH-L-81 (1992), table 3.
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Table 12.7-- POVERTY STATUS OF FAMILIES AND FEMALE HOUSEHOLDER
FAMILIES, BY CENSUS DESIGNATED PLACE, HAWAII COUNTY: 1990
(Based on 1989 income and poverty thresholds of families
surveyed in April 1990)
All
families Female hseholder families
Number
Number
below
% below below
% below
Census designated
poverty poverty
poverty poverty
place
Total level
level Total level level
Hawaii County ... 30,654 3,351
10.9 4,652 1,579
33.9
Captain Cook ......... 789 29
3.7 111
6 5.4
Halaula .............. 114 14
12.3 27
9 33.3
Hawaiian Beaches ..... 674 255
37.8 161 117
72.7
Hawaiian Ocean View .. 251 20
8.0 45
- -
Hawaiian Paradise Park 889 109
12.3 168 82
48.8
Hawi ................. 210 10
4.8 40
10 25.0
Hilo ................. 9,778 1,104 11.3
1,793 644 35.9
Holualoa ............. 1,019 55
5.4 76
7 9.2
Honalo ............... 524 34
6.5 128
26 20.3
Honaunau-Napoopoo .... 534 52
9.7 70
10 14.3
Honokaa .............. 621 39
6.3 92
28 30.4
Honomu ............... 171 13
7.6 39
7 17.9
Kahaluu-Keauhou ...... 561 28
5.0 39
14 35.9
Kailua ............... 2,120 192
9.1 247
53 21.5
Kalaoa ............... 1,216 68
5.6 115
54 47.0
Kapaau ............... 289 22
7.6 44
4 9.1
Keaau ................ 373 35
9.4 51
24 47.1
Kealakekua ........... 351 18
5.1 14
- -
Kukuihaele ........... 62
- -
7 -
-
Kurtistown ........... 243 14
5.8 22
6 27.3
Laupahoehoe .......... 146 7
4.8 8
- -
Mountain View ........ 777 127
16.3 133 40
30.1
Naalehu .............. 300 39
13.0 53
17 32.1
Paauilo .............. 153 9
5.9 -
- -
Pahala ............... 344 30
8.7 35
9 25.7
Pahoa ................ 283 53
18.7 32
9 28.1
Papaikou ............. 451 40
8.9 69
17 24.6
Paukaa ............... 149 -
- 17
- -
Pepeekeo ............. 460 94
20.4 68
18 26.5
Puako ................ 110 -
- 28
- -
Volcano .............. 376 80
21.3 56
42 75.0
Waikoloa Village ..... 601 65
10.8 59
41 69.5
Waimea ............... 1,408 100
7.1 154
26 16.9
Wainaku .............. 342 37
10.8 76
37 48.7
Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1990 census STF 3A, 1990
CPH-L-81 (1992), table 3.
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Table 12.8-- POVERTY STATUS OF PERSONS, BY AGE, BY CENSUS
DESIGNATED PLACE, HAWAII COUNTY: 1990
(Based on 1989 income and poverty thresholds of persons
surveyed in April 1990)
All
persons Persons 18 years &
over
Below
Below
pov-
% below pov-
% below
Census designated
erty
poverty verty
poverty
place
Total level
level Total level level
Hawaii County ... 118,344 16,776
14.2 84,346 9,850 11.7
Captain Cook ......... 2,704 190
7.0 1,938 132
6.8
Halaula .............. 429 44
10.3 319 30
9.4
Hawaiian Beaches ..... 2,759 1,079 39.1
1,678 519 30.9
Hawaiian Ocean View .. 980 184
18.8 768 136
17.7
Hawaiian Paradise Park 3,332 436
13.1 2,243 204
9.1
Hawi ................. 912 44
4.8 604
37 6.1
Hilo ................. 37,061 5,383 14.5
26,815 3,204 11.9
Holualoa ............. 3,709 282
7.6 2,976 207
7.0
Honalo ............... 1,948 196
10.1 1,490 116
7.8
Honaunau-Napoopoo .... 2,362 375
15.9 1,671 245
14.7
Honokaa .............. 2,296 259
11.3 1,643 119
7.2
Honomu ............... 563 76
13.5 456 35
7.7
Kahaluu-Keauhou ...... 1,900 179
9.4 1,462 119
8.1
Kailua ............... 8,675 1,006 11.6
6,030 675 11.2
Kalaoa ............... 4,485 316
7.0 3,265 182
5.6
Kapaau ............... 1,088 128
11.8 760 56
7.4
Keaau ................ 1,568 259
16.5 1,170 155
13.2
Kealakekua ........... 1,307 127
9.7 1,003 91
9.1
Kukuihaele ........... 245
- -
192 -
-
Kurtistown ........... 819 83
10.1 605 52
8.6
Laupahoehoe .......... 573 51
8.9 360
23 6.4
Mountain View ........ 3,183 726
22.8 2,087 425
20.4
Naalehu .............. 1,086 144
13.3 731 76
10.4
Paauilo .............. 587 58
9.9 453
32 7.1
Pahala ............... 1,410 136
9.6 945
75 7.9
Pahoa ................ 1,099 247
22.5 806 164
20.3
Papaikou ............. 1,602 153
9.6 1,220 93
7.6
Paukaa ............... 520 11
2.1 406
11 2.7
Pepeekeo ............. 1,734 468
27.0 1,181 243
20.6
Puako ................ 446 44
9.9 316
44 13.9
Volcano .............. 1,476 394
26.7 1,040 233
22.4
Waikoloa Village ..... 2,224 212
9.5 1,791 133
7.4
Waimea ............... 5,884 613
10.4 3,980 283
7.1
Wainaku .............. 1,323 170
12.8 972 97
10.0
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Table 12.8-- POVERTY STATUS OF PERSONS, BY AGE, BY CENSUS
DESIGNATED PLACE, HAWAII COUNTY: 1990 (contd.)
(Based on 1989 income and poverty thresholds of persons
surveyed in April 1990)
Persons
65 years & over
Below
% below
Census designated
poverty
poverty
place
Total
level level
Hawaii County .............. 14,756
1,383 9.4
Captain Cook .................... 276
7
2.5
Halaula ......................... 58
20 34.5
Hawaiian Beaches ................ 236
35 14.8
Hawaiian Ocean View ............. 132
17 12.9
Hawaiian Paradise Park .......... 287
12
4.2
Hawi ............................ 103
9
8.7
Hilo ............................ 5,268
574 10.9
Holualoa ........................ 514
14
2.7
Honalo .......................... 221
11
5.0
Honaunau-Napoopoo ............... 238
7
2.9
Honokaa ......................... 363
32
8.8
Honomu .......................... 140
11
7.9
Kahaluu-Keauhou ................. 369
5
1.4
Kailua .......................... 662
60
9.1
Kalaoa .......................... 347
9
2.6
Kapaau .......................... 204
-
-
Keaau ........................... 293
35 11.9
Kealakekua ...................... 267
42 15.7
Kukuihaele ...................... 67
-
-
Kurtistown ...................... 143
19 13.3
Laupahoehoe ..................... 82
8
9.8
Mountain View ................... 304
56 18.4
Naalehu ......................... 170
6
3.5
Paauilo ......................... 113
8
7.1
Pahala .......................... 234
20
8.5
Pahoa ........................... 226
44 19.5
Papaikou ........................ 258
14
5.4
Paukaa .......................... 127
11
8.7
Pepeekeo ........................ 348
33
9.5
Puako ........................... 58
-
-
Volcano ......................... 188
11
5.9
Waikoloa Village ................ 113
10
8.8
Waimea .......................... 472
20
4.2
Wainaku ......................... 223
12
5.4
Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1990 census STF 3A, 1990
CPH-L-81 (1992), table 3.
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Table 12.9-- POVERTY INCOME GUIDELINES, STATE OF HAWAII:
1980, 1995 AND 1996
(In dollars. These family income levels are poverty thresholds
established by the U.S. Department of Health and Human
Services to determine eligibility for certain Federal
programs
for the poor. In earlier years, these guidelines were
issued
by the Community Services Administration.)
Effective
Effective
Effective
Size of April 21,
Feb. 9,
Mar. 4,
family unit 1980 1/
1995 2/
1996 2/
1 ........ 4,370
8,610
8,910
2 ........ 5,770
11,550
11,920
3 ........ 7,170
14,490
14,930
4 ........ 8,570
17,430 3/
17,940 5/
5 ........ 9,970
20,370
20,950
6 ........ 11,370
23,310
23,960
7 ........ 12,770
26,250
26,970
8 ........ 14,170
29,190 4/
29,980 6/
1/ Nonfarm families only; guidelines for
farm families
were lower.
2/ All families.
3/ Corresponding levels for four-person
families else-
where in the U.S. were $15,150 on the mainland and $18,940
in Alaska.
4/ For larger families, add $2,940 for
each additional
member.
5/ Corresponding levels for four-person
families else-
where in the U.S. were $15,600 on the mainland and $19,500
in Alaska.
6/ For family units with more than 8
members, add $3,010
for each additional member.
Source: Community Services
Administration, "General
Characteristics of Community Action Programs; Income Poverty
Guidelines (Revised)," Federal Register, vol.45, no.78
(April 21, 1980), pp.26712-3; U.S. Department of Health and
Human Services, "Annual Update of the HHS Poverty Income
Guidelines," Federal Register, vol.60, no.27 (February 9, 1995),
pp.7772-4; and Federal Register. vol.61, no.43 (March 4, 1996),
pp.8286-8288.
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Table 12.10-- CONSUMER PRICE INDEX (ALL ITEMS, COMBINED),
BY TYPE OF CONSUMER, FOR HONOLULU:
SEMI-ANNUALLY, 1978 TO 1995
(1982-84 average = 100)
Urban
wage earners
All
urban consumers and clerical workers
(CPI-U)
(CPI-W)
Annual
First Second Annual First
Second
Year average
half half average half
half
1978 .......... 66.9 65.5
68.3 65.9 64.5
67.3
1979 .......... 74.3 72.4
76.3 73.2 71.2
75.3
1980 .......... 83.0 81.4
84.6 81.9 80.5
83.3
1981 .......... 91.7 89.8
93.6 90.5 88.7
92.3
1982 .......... 97.2 95.9
98.6 96.0 94.7
97.2
1983 .......... 99.3 98.6
100.1 99.8 98.4
101.3
1984 .......... 103.5 102.5 104.4
104.3 103.0 105.5
1985 .......... 106.8 106.3 107.4
107.9 107.4 108.4
1986 .......... 109.4 108.9 109.9
110.3 109.9 110.7
1987 .......... 114.9 113.3 116.5
115.9 114.3 117.6
1988 .......... 121.7 120.1 123.4
122.8 121.1 124.5
1989 .......... 128.7 126.4 131.1
129.7 127.4 132.0
1990 .......... 138.1 135.5 140.8
138.9 136.3 141.6
1991 .......... 148.0 146.8 149.1
148.9 147.7 150.1
1992 .......... 155.1 153.9 156.4
155.9 154.6 157.2
1993 .......... 160.1 158.6 161.6
160.7 159.4 162.0
1994 .......... 164.5 163.4 165.7
164.7 163.5 165.8
1995 .......... 168.2 166.9 169.4
168.4 167.2 169.7
Note: Beginning in 1987, the Honolulu CPI is available
semi-annually only. Beginning with the release of Consumer Price Index data for January
1988, the standard reference base period for the Consumer Price Indexes (CPI's) is 1982-84
= 100.
Source: Hawaii State Data Center, Newsletter, (v.5, no.1, Winter
1988), p.5, and records; U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, CPI Detailed Report, January
1990 (March 1990), pp.101, 128, 190, and 220; July 1990 (September 1990), pp.118 and 146;
January 1991 (March 1991), pp.112, 139, 184 and 214; July 1991 (September 1991), pp.109
and 136; January 1992 (March 1992), pp.121, 148, 192 and 222; July 1992 (August 1992),
pp.107 and 134; January 1993 (March 1993), pp.120, 147, 191 and 221; July 1993, pp.107 and
134; January 1994 (April 1994), pp.123, 150, 194 and 224; July 1994 (September 1994),
pp.105 and 131; January 1995 (April 1995), pp.118, 144, 188 and 218; July 1995 (August
1995), pp.105 and 132; and January 1996 (March 1996), pp.115, 143, 187 and 217.
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Table 12.11-- CONSUMER PRICE INDEX FOR ALL URBAN CONSUMERS,
BY EXPENDITURE CATEGORY AND COMMODITY AND SERVICE GROUP,
FOR HONOLULU: ANNUAL AVERAGES, 1991 TO 1995
(Unless otherwise specified, 1982-84 = 100)
Group
1991
1992 1993 1994 1995
All items .......................... 148.0 155.1 160.1 164.5 168.1
Food & beverages ................. 145.9 148.5 152.9 153.4
156.8
Food ........................... 145.9 148.3 152.7
153.2 157.0
Food at home ................. 152.8 155.0
158.0 157.8 162.1
Cereals, bakery products ... 159.5 163.3
166.0 163.5 168.4
Meats, poultry, fish, eggs . 154.5 157.3
154.5 137.9 136.0
Meats, poultry, fish ..... 155.5
159.1 156.0 138.1 135.8
Dairy products ............. 125.6 128.2
130.3 132.4 133.8
Fruits, vegetables ......... 175.8 172.9
181.0 192.3 201.2
Other foods at home ........ 138.2 143.2
150.6 164.0 173.4
Food away from home .......... 133.6 137.8
141.9 146.4 149.2
Alcoholic beverages ............ 144.4 151.1 155.0
155.8 152.3
Housing .......................... 152.8 161.7 166.5 171.6
174.7
Shelter ........................ 169.3 179.6 183.5
188.7 191.7
Renters' costs 1/ ............ 174.6 185.2
190.4 195.6 197.9
Rent, residential .......... 165.5 175.8
181.4 185.9 187.0
Other renters' costs ....... 191.0 201.9
203.1 212.0 220.9
Homeowners' costs 1/ ......... 175.1 185.8
188.9 194.6 197.8
Owners' equivalent rent 1/ . 176.0 186.8
189.9 195.6 198.9
Fuel & other utilities ......... 101.3 106.1 117.5
121.3 128.4
Fuels ........................ 85.6 90.0
102.6 101.9 111.6
Gas (piped) & electricity .. 84.9
89.4 101.8 101.1 110.8
Electricity ..............
83.2 88.0 101.6 101.0 111.1
Utility (piped) gas ......
99.0 98.8 96.8 94.2 98.9
Household furnish. & operation . 130.7 137.3 140.0
145.6 146.0
Apparel & upkeep ................. 110.5 114.2 116.5 118.7
117.5
Apparel commodities ............ 107.8 111.1 113.2
115.3 114.0
Men's & boys' apparel ........ 126.7 131.8
135.8 149.8 152.1
Women's & girls' apparel ..... 98.3 100.5
103.8 95.9 94.6
Footwear ..................... 102.5 104.7
98.0 98.2 94.4
Transportation ................... 139.3 147.4 150.5 156.4
162.4
Private transportation ......... 141.0 149.8 152.1
156.7 162.8
Motor fuel ................... 113.2 117.5
121.3 123.1 125.5
Gasoline ................... 115.1 119.6
124.1 126.0 128.4
Public transportation .......... 125.0 128.3 137.1
131.7 158.4
Medical care ..................... 171.3 182.6 197.4 98.9
209.8
Entertainment .................... 134.3 136.3 138.3 116.8
144.2
Other goods & services ........... 175.7 189.0 200.1 209.6
216.8
Personal care .................. 144.8 153.3 158.6
162.9 165.8
Continued on next page.
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Table 12.11-- CONSUMER PRICE INDEX FOR ALL URBAN CONSUMERS,
BY EXPENDITURE CATEGORY AND COMMODITY AND SERVICE GROUP, FOR HONOLULU:
ANNUAL AVERAGES, 1991 TO 1995 (contd.)
(Unless otherwise specified, 1982-84 = 100)
Group
1991
1992 1993 1994 1995
All items .......................... 148.0 155.1 160.1 164.5 168.1
Commodities ...................... 134.9 138.5 141.4 142.9
145.1
Food & beverages ............... 145.9 148.5 152.9
153.4 156.8
Commodities less food & bev. ... 126.1 130.5 132.1
134.5 135.8
Nondurables less food & bev. . 127.4 133.2
136.8 138.6 139.6
Durables ..................... 124.4 126.5
124.9 128.2 130.0
Services ......................... 159.6 169.9 176.6 183.5
188.3
Medical care services .......... 173.1 183.6 199.1
208.0 211.7
Special indexes:
All items less shelter ........... 139.6 145.6 150.9 155.0
158.9
All items less medical care ...... 146.6 153.5 158.0 162.2
165.8
All items less energy ............ 152.7 160.2 164.9 169.7
173.1
Energy ........................... 100.2 104.6 112.6 113.2
119.0
Commodities less food ............ 127.0 131.4 133.2 135.5
136.6
Nondurables less food ............ 128.6 134.3 138.0 139.8
140.3
Nondurables ...................... 137.7 141.6 145.7 146.8
149.1
Services less rent of shelter 1/ . 150.3 160.9 171.0 179.9
186.8
Services less medical care ....... 158.1 168.3 174.4 181.1
186.0
1/ December 1982 = 100 base.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, CPI Detailed Report,
1991 to 1996 (January).
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Table 12.12- RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF COMPONENTS IN THE
CONSUMER PRICE INDEX FOR HONOLULU: DECEMBER 1994
(Percent of all items)
Group
CPI-U
1/ CPI-W 2/
EXPENDITURE CATEGORY
All items ................................. 100.000
100.000
Food and beverages ...................... 19.754
20.759
Food .................................. 18.409
19.150
Food at home ........................
&