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Table 228. Total Employment Generated in Hawaii from Marine Recreational Fishing in 2006 (employment is total jobs, expenditures are in thousands of dollars) HI Expenditures Direct Impact Indirect Impact Induced Impact Total Impact Impact Type Impact Category $17,188 94 25 32 151 Trip Impacts Private Transportation Public Transportation $11,540 228 34 38 299 Auto Rental $4,032 26 16 9 51 Food from Grocery Stores $30,350 139 35 38 212 Food from Restaurants $8,029 140 21 24 185 Lodging $4,457 36 11 13 60 Boat Fuel $14,662 80 21 27 129 Boat & Equipment Rental $311 4 1 1 6 Charter Fees $1,356 17 4 4 24 Charter Crew Tips $25 0 0 0 0 Catch Processing $248 3 1 1 4 Access & Parking $3 0 0 0 0 Bait $7,477 192 23 23 238 Ice $7,541 35 7 9 52 Tackle Used on Trip $25,870 211 33 48 291 Tournament Fees $565 7 2 2 10 Gifts and Souvenirs $2,771 24 2 4 30 Trip Total $136,426 1,234 234 275 1,743 Durable Impacts Tackle $57,826 165 80 69 315 Rods & Reels $112,580 321 156 135 612 Other Gear $28,438 81 39 34 155 Camping Equipment $62,642 208 63 72 342 Binnoculars $4,242 18 7 10 34 Clothing $10,999 8 3 3 13 Taxidermy $13,256 146 100 50 296 Magazine Subscriptions $9,075 16 8 8 31 Club Dues $2,204 27 6 6 39 License Fees $6,364 100 0 112 212 New Boat Purchase $18,091 100 12 17 128 Used Boat Purchase $0 0 0 0 0 New Canoe Purchase $3,648 20 2 3 26 Used Canoe Purchase $13 0 0 0 0 New Accessory Purchase $69,705 484 60 106 650 Used Accessory Purchase $16 0 0 0 0 Boat Insurance $5,100 22 13 13 47 Boat Maintenance $6,155 8 3 3 14 Boat Registration $3,568 56 0 44 100 Boat Storage $20,019 44 88 42 174 Boat Purchase Fees $1,955 11 6 7 23 New Vehicle Purchase $30,853 0 0 0 0 Used Vehicle Purchase $21,005 186 45 77 308 Vehicle Insurance $25,735 110 64 63 238 Vehicle Maintenance $54,095 740 110 149 999 Vehicle Purchase Fees $3,629 20 10 13 43 New Home Purchase $38,701 220 114 123 456 Second Home Insurance $130 1 0 0 1 Second Home Maintenance $355 2 1 1 4 Second Home Property Tax $213 0 0 0 0 Second Home Purchase Fee $2,180 0 2 0 2 Real Estate Commissions $1,735 11 4 3 18 Total Annual $614,528 3,124 993 1,162 5,279 Total $750,954 4,359 1,228 1,436 7,023 291
Table 229. Total Economic Impacts Generated in Hawaii from Marine Recreational Fishing Trip Expenditures by Resident Status and Mode in 2006 (in thousands of dollars except employment is total jobs) HI Expenditures ($1,000) Output ($1,000) Value Added ($1,000) Income ($1,000) Employment (Jobs) Fishing Mode Resident Status $30 $35 $19 $12 0 Party/Charter Resident Non-Resident $7,003 $9,650 $5,306 $3,124 101 Total $7,033 $9,685 $5,325 $3,135 101 Private/Rental Resident Status Resident Non-Resident $36,197 $5,672 $41,693 $7,472 $21,202 $3,939 $12,324 $2,460 377 89 Total $41,869 $49,166 $25,141 $14,785 466 Shore Resident Status $83,267 $95,093 $50,087 $31,310 1,122 Resident Non-Resident $4,257 $5,395 $2,961 $1,763 55 Total $87,524 $100,489 $53,049 $33,072 1,176 Total Resident Status Resident Non-Resident $119,495 $16,932 $136,822 $22,517 $71,308 $12,207 $43,646 $7,347 1,499 245 Total $136,426 $159,339 $83,515 $50,993 1,743 292
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The Economic Contribution of Marine
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Suggested citation: Gentner, Brad,
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LIST OF TABLES Table 1. Intercept a
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Table 39. Total Income Generated in
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ABSTRACT Marine recreational fishin
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anked by an index of relative fishi
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Mail survey questions in Hawaii wer
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(i.e., fishing tackle or gear), all
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at the stratum level so it was nece
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For the remainder of this report, U
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RESULTS Anglers’ expenditures and
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level of import requirements for an
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followed by Texas, North Carolina,
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Across all of the Pacific and North
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The $755.9 million spent on retail
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ethnicity (under both the Rao-Scott
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storage, and registration with a to
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Keynesian multipliers can also be u
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REFERENCES Archer, H.B. 1984. Econo
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APPENDIX I MRIP ECONOMIC INTERCEPT
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APPENDIX III LICENSE FRAME MAIL SUR
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Table 2. Angler Effort in Thousands
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Table 4. Recreational Expenditure S
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Table 6. Results of Survey Mode Tes
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Table 7. Mean Expenditures by Mode
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Table 9. Total Economic Impacts Gen
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Table 11. Total Value-Added Generat
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Table 13. Total Employment Generate
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Table 15. Federal and State Tax Imp
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