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Research & Economic Analysis Division - e-Newsletter

READ E-newsletter – Q2 2025

Posted on Apr 10, 2025 in Main

This issue features the most recent research and statistical updates from the Research and Economic Analysis Division (READ). It highlights key insights into Hawaii’s economic outlook, tourism trends, labor conditions and energy burdens and provides direct access to our full suite of reports and interactive tools.

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DBEDT E-newsletter – March 2025

Posted on Mar 28, 2025 in Main

As we move further into 2025, DBEDT remains focused on fostering economic opportunities that strengthen Hawaii’s communities. This month’s updates highlight key initiatives shaping our state’s future—from housing and workforce development to business advocacy and clean energy education.

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DBEDT E-newsletter – February 2025

Posted on Feb 27, 2025 in Main

This month’s newsletter highlights several initiatives that demonstrate how partnerships between government, businesses and community organizations can drive progress. From the Hawaii State Energy Office’s new study on alternative fuels to the Generational Economy Report produced with UHERO, these efforts provide valuable insights to guide our future.

Research & Economic Analysis Division - e-Newsletter

READ E-newsletter – Q1 2025

Posted on Feb 6, 2025 in Main

Welcome to the DBEDT READ 2025 Q1 Newsletter, which introduces the latest data and research produced by the Research and Economic Analysis Division (READ) since October 2024. This issue provides an overview of Hawaii’s economic conditions, labor climate, and tourism activity, with links to detailed reports and analyses.

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DBEDT E-newsletter – January 2025

Posted on Jan 30, 2025 in Main

At DBEDT, we remain committed to expanding and diversifying Hawaii’s economy, reversing the brain drain and growing our tax base. Hawaii recently received federal designation as the nation’s first statewide Economic Development District – more details about what that means are included in this issue. Together, we can build a stronger, more sustainable Hawaii for future generations.

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