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THE DIRECT AND INDIRECT CONTRIBUTIONS OF TOURISM TO REGIONAL GDP: HAWAII

Eugene Tian, James Mak and PingSun Leung
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Eugene Tian: Hawaii State Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism (DBEDT), Hawaii, USA
James Mak: University of Hawaii at Manoa, Hawaii, USA
PingSun Leung: University of Hawaii at Manoa, Hawaii, USA

Chapter 23 in Handbook of Tourism Economics:Analysis, New Applications and Case Studies, 2013, pp 523-541 from World Scientific Publishing Co. Pte. Ltd.

Abstract: AbstractAfter two decades of development and refinement, the tourism satellite account (TSA) has been touted as the most comprehensive way to measure the economic contribution of tourism to a destination's gross domestic product. However, recent literature has pointed out that the TSA is deficient in that it does not yield the indirect contribution of tourism to GDP. This paper shows that the TSA cannot be used to estimate the indirect contribution unless the import content of tourism is zero. The indirect contribution can be estimated using input–output (I–O) multipliers. We illustrate these points using Hawaii as an example.

Keywords: Accommodation and Tourism; China; Congestion and Tourism; Cost-Benefit Analysis of Tourism; Cruise Ship Tourism; Cultural and Heritage-Based Tourism; Demand for Touring; Economic Development and Tourism; Economic Impact Analysis of Tourism; Ecotourism; Educational Tourism; Environmental Conservation and Tourism; Ergodic Events and Tourism; Gambling and Tourism; Health and Tourism; India; Information Technology and Tourism; Infrastructure and Tourism; Inter-Industry Analysis of Tourism; International Tourism; Medical Tourism; National Parks and Tourism; Nature-Based Tourism; Pollution and Tourism; Protected Areas and Tourism; Public Finance and Tourism; Religious Tourism; Special Events and Tourism; Sustainable Tourism; Terrorism and Tourism; The Environment and Tourism; Theme Parks; Tourism; Tourism Economics; Tourism Industry; Tourism Satellite Accounts; Transport and Tourism; Travel; Travel Insurance; Vietnam (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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