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Comparing May-October, 1949, with May-October, 1948 on the mainland, we
find no change In the dollar volume of retail trade. Other things being eqnal, we
would expect no change In Hawaii but presumably because of the strike the 1948
Tolume of trade here was In the vicinity of $35 million per month in compari-
son to the 1948 average of around $40 million—a i2^% drop. Similarly, In
June-July, 1952, compared to June-July, 1961, we find the same thing. Whereas
mainland trade was up appreciably In 1962 over 1961, Hawaii trade was down
appreciably.
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