BY FUNCTION: 1984 TO 1999
[In thousands of dollars.  For fiscal years ended June 30.  Data include general, special, and
proprietary fund expenditures; unemployment trust fund treated as a special fund. 
Interfund transfers eliminated to avoid duplication]
Honolulu CPI 103.5 173.3
1984
1999
Unadjusted dollars
Total
$2,150,467
$6,020,806
 
General government: Control
$46,029
$113,786
                                  Staff
$82,102
$425,883
Public safety: Police and fire
$1,682
$9,236
Public safety: Other protection
$71,662
$181,891
Highways
$49,041
$174,074
Natural resources
$17,172
$52,486
Health and sanitation
$72,631
$210,923
Hospitals and institutions
$114,557
$326,874
Public welfare
$328,400
$1,042,368
Education: Higher
$269,796
$631,063
Education: Public education
$405,228
$969,025
Education: Libraries and other
$21,233
$34,088
Recreation
$13,827
$30,828
Utilities and other enterprises
$76,990
$284,213
Debt service 1/
$213,293
$535,564
Retirement and pension
$126,006
$189,429
Employees' health and hosp. Insurance
$24,856
$606
Unemployment compensation
$78,278
$167,501
Grants-in-aid to counties
$18,173
$165
Urban redevelopment and housing
$84,412
$222,857
Miscellaneous
$25,111
$134,589
Cash capital improvements
$9,987
$283,357
1984
1999
Adjusted for CPI to 1999$'s (see line 7)
Total
$3,600,734
$6,020,806
General government: Control
$77,071
$113,786
                                  Staff
$137,471
$425,883
Public safety: Police and fire
$2,816
$9,236
Public safety: Other protection
$119,991
$181,891
Highways
$82,114
$174,074
Natural resources
$28,753
$52,486
Health and sanitation
$121,613
$210,923
Hospitals and institutions
$191,814
$326,874
Public welfare
$549,872
$1,042,368
Education: Higher
$451,745
$631,063
Education: Public education
$678,512
$969,025
Education: Libraries and other
$35,552
$34,088
Recreation
$23,152
$30,828
Utilities and other enterprises
$128,912
$284,213
Debt service 1/
$357,137
$535,564
Retirement and pension
$210,984
$189,429
Employees' health and hosp. Insurance
$41,619
$606
Unemployment compensation
$131,068
$167,501
Grants-in-aid to counties
$30,429
$165
Urban redevelopment and housing
$141,339
$222,857
Miscellaneous
$42,046
$134,589
Cash capital improvements
$16,722
$283,357
 
Hawaii Resident Population
1,027,922
1,185,497    
Change
$Diff
    
1984
1999
1984-99
1984-99
    
Adjusted for CPI & population (see lines 7 & 65)
Total
$4,152,707
$6,020,806
45%
$1,868,099
    
General government: Control
$88,885
$113,786
28%
$24,901
    
                                  Staff
$158,545
$425,883
169%
$267,338
    
Public safety: Police and fire
$3,248
$9,236
184%
$5,988
    
Public safety: Other protection
$138,384
$181,891
31%
$43,507
    
Highways
$94,702
$174,074
84%
$79,372
    
Natural resources
$33,160
$52,486
58%
$19,326
    
Health and sanitation
$140,256
$210,923
50%
$70,667
    
Hospitals and institutions
$221,218
$326,874
48%
$105,656
    
Public welfare
$634,164
$1,042,368
64%
$408,204
    
Education: Higher
$520,996
$631,063
21%
$110,067
    
Education: Public education
$782,525
$969,025
24%
$186,500
    
Education: Libraries and other
$41,002
$34,088
-17%
-$6,914
    
Recreation
$26,701
$30,828
15%
$4,127
    
Utilities and other enterprises
$148,673
$284,213
91%
$135,540
    
Debt service 1/
$411,884
$535,564
30%
$123,680
    
Retirement and pension
$243,327
$189,429
-22%
-$53,898
    
Employees' health and hosp. Insurance
$47,999
$606
-99%
-$47,393
    
Unemployment compensation
$151,160
$167,501
11%
$16,341
    
Grants-in-aid to counties
$35,093
$165
-100%
-$34,928
    
Urban redevelopment and housing
$163,006
$222,857
37%
$59,851
    
Miscellaneous
$48,491
$134,589
178%
$86,098
    
Cash capital improvements
$19,286
$283,357
1369%
$264,071
    
Source: Tax Foundation of Hawaii & 1999 State Data Book