Is Our World Going to Get a Whole Lot Smaller?
The surge of oil prices in recent years has led to speculation that rising transportation costs could end the period of dramatic world trade growth–in
The surge of oil prices in recent years has led to speculation that rising transportation costs could end the period of dramatic world trade growth–in
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act was intended to stimulate the U.S. economy and to create jobs. But at what cost? In this paper, we
Recent dissatisfaction with the impact of expenditure stimulus on economic activity in the United States, along with the results of academic research, have once again
The growth of East Asia’s intra-regional trade is driven largely by increased component trade within global electronics production networks. Data on both electronics trade and
Recovery has begun in the United States and global economies. The US recovery is likely to be anemic by historical standards, raising the possibility that
UHERO research will be highlighted at the upcoming Hawaii Statehood Conference. New Horizons for the Next 50 Years A Commemorative Conference will be held Friday,
UHERO is partnering with the Bank of Hawaii, the State Department of Business, Economic Development, and Tourism, and the Hawai’i Economic Association to present an
Carl Bonham and Byron Gangnes will receive this year’s Hung Wo and Elizabeth Lau Ching Foundation Award for Faculty Service to the Community from the University of Hawaii
Cointegration analysis has gradually appeared in the empirical tourism literature. However, the focus has been exclusively on the demand side, neglecting supply influences and risking