Hawaii

Full Economic Contribution of the Beer Industry: $299,800,000

Economic Snapshot

  Direct Impact* Full Impact*
  Jobs 3,700 5,200
  Wages $69,600,000 $108,900,000
  Value Added $182,400,000 $299,800,000

State and Local Taxes

  Direct Impact Full Impact
  Excise $25,500,000 $25,500,000
  Sales and Other $15,100,000 $45,400,000
  Total $40,600,000 $70,900,000

Federal Taxes

  Direct Impact Full Impact
  Excise $16,600,000 $16,600,000
  Other (payroll, income, etc.) $18,800,000 $40,000,000
  Total $35,400,000 $56,600,000

Total Federal, State and Local Taxes

  Direct Impact Full Impact
  $76,000,000 $127,500,000

1997/1998 Beer Industry

  Businesses Jobs
  Brewers 11 a
  Wholesalers 9 500
  Retailers 1,900 3,200
Economic Impact Generated on Affiliated Industries in Hawaii

Jobs

  Agriculture a
  Construction 100
  Packaging Material a
  Transportation/Communications 100
  Food Processing 100
  Wholesaling 600
  Food Stores/General Retail 800
  Finance/Insurance/Real Estate 300
  Business/Personal Services 200
  Travel/Entertainment 2,000
  Others 1,000
  Total 5,200

Economic Activity

  Agriculture $3,100,000
  Construction $3,900,000
  Packaging Material $1,100,000
  Transportation/Communications $9,200,000
  Food Processing $6,300,000
  Wholesaling $39,400,000
  Food Stores/General Retail $54,900,000
  Finance/Insurance/Real Estate $28,200,000
  Business/Personal Services $13,600,000
  Travel/Entertainment $112,500,000
  Others $27,600,000
  Total $299,800,000

* Refers to actual accounting
** Refers to dynamic economic effects based on U.S. government models.
Note: All 1997 figures unless otherwise noted
Source: Steve L. Barsby and Associates, and Beer Institute
a - less than 50 jobs

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