Hawaiʻi’s Economic Squeeze
INSIGHTS on PBS HAWAIʻI

Hawaiʻi’s economy is being pinched from all directions as residents and businesses struggle due to damage caused by multiple storms from the Kona Lows in March to Hurricanes Lala and Lowell. Rising prices at the pump and in the grocery store and declining tourism only add to the problem. Join the discussion about next steps as uncertainty about the immediate future looms.

 

The panelists in attendance will be:

  • Carl Bonham
    Executive Director
    University of Hawaiʻi Economic Research Organization

 

  • Amy Miller
    President and CEO
    Hawaiʻi Foodbank

 

  • Joshua Wisch
    President and Executive Director
    Holomua Collective