#maui economic outlook

Suyderhoud said that while recovery continues, it has not been consistent and he used the word “choppy” as a “watchword” to describe what kind of conditions Maui might expect for the next year.

Economists say Maui’s tourism boom will slow down, but its continued strength will support the rest of the economy in the year ahead.

Paul H. Brewbaker, former chief economist for the Bank of Hawaii, will speak to members of the Maui Business Brainstormers and Maui Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce on February 8.

The State of Hawaii’s “AA/AA/Aa2” credit rating was reaffirmed by three major credit agencies, says Governor Abercrombie.

By Wendy Osher Maui’s economic picture is marked by an impressive tourism industry rebound, according to First Hawaiian Bank economic advisor and Hawaii Pacific University professor Dr. Leroy Laney, who was the featured speaker at the 36th Annual First Hawaiian Bank Economic Outlook Forum, held at the Maui Beach Hotel in Kahului on Thursday. [flashvideo […]