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Commonwealth of Dominica Trade In Services 2001-2011 Central Statistics Office Ministry of Finance Table of Contents Foreword Acknowledgements Review Current Status and Programs Proposed Programs Trade in Services Statistics 2001- 2011 Summary Trade in Services Statistics Tables 2001 -2011 Chart 1 Net Trade By Type of Service 2011 Chart 2 Total Services Net Trade 2001 - 2011 Appendix 1 Action Plan Appendix 11 Other Services Questionnaire 1 3 4 5 5 6 7 15 15 16 18 TRADE IN SERVICES AND INVESTMENT STATISTICS .J Forcvvord This summary report on International Trade in Services and Investment Statistics aims to give an overview of the status and availability of these statistics for Dominica.
According to the United Nations Manual on Statistics of International Trade in Services 2010 (MSITS 2010), the term internatio/lal trade in services covers transactions (imports and exports) of services between residents and non- residents of an economy.

It can also be interpreted to cover services delivered through locally established, but foreign controlled enterprises.

The latter transactions are generally understood to be Foreigll Affiliates Statistics (FATS) I.
Due to the shifting trend of trade following advances in technology, International Trade in Services and Investment Statistics are becoming increasingly important for governments all over the world.

The Caribbean Region is no exception and as such has seen it necessary to compile statistics accordingly.
As a result regional and international organizations have offered technical support for countries and through such programs Dominica has been a recipient of training in the compilation of Trade in Services Statistics.
Guided by the United Nations (MSITS 2010) the statistics to be compiled are the Extended Balance of Payments Statistics (EBOPS), FATS variables, Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) Flows and Stocks and trade in services statistics through the General Agreement of Trade in Services (GATS) modes of supply.

EBOPS presents the various services activities important to an economy and their foreign exchange use and contribution.
FATS variables allow for a comprehensive analysis of the contribution of branches of international companies operating locally and vice versa.

Importantly, it provides indicators on employment, and allows for comparisons with domestically owned companies FDI flows allows for analysis of trends in income and capital flows of FDIs in the local economy.

GATS modes of supply presents the different modes of trading in international services and is particularly needed by negotiators in the Ministry of Trade.
The Central Statistics Office compiles mainly EBOPS, with work started in FATS compilation.

Collaboration among agencies both public and private is required for the advancement of such statistics.

1 The name of FATS has been changed from Foreign Affiliates Trade in Sen'ices to the more general Foreign .Ajfiliates Statistics.

For historical consistency the abbreviation FATS has been maintained.
Source MSITS 2010 The statistics presented in this report indicates trend in Dominica's services trade by categories and should prove useful to policy makers, researchers, investors, academics and other data users.

Suggestions for improvement, comments or queries may be directed to the Central Statistics Office, Ministry of Finance.
Prayma Carrette Chief Statistician 2 ,\\,' kn owledgements The Central Statistics Office (CSO) wishes to express appreciation to the business community, public corporations, government agencies, and everyone who has contributed, in one way or another in facilitating the compilation of these very important statistics.
the Caribbean Community The processes of training and compilation received support from (CARICOM) and the European Union (EU), under the CARICOM EU Caribbean Integration Support Program (CISP).

The CSO acknowledges the keen interest exhibited by Dr. Philomen Harrison, Project Director Regional Statistics, CARICOM, particularly in organizing workshops towards this end.

Her continuous support has made this goal achievable.
The service of Ms. Lucilla Lewis, Consultant, is specifically recognized for offering in-house training for the completion of this exercise.

The dedicated efforts of these persons cannot be over-emphasized.

This report could not have been completed without the input of the data providers, in particular the respondents of the Balance of Payments and National Accounts surveys, in both the public and private sectors.
The cooperation received from these entities in providing vital data and clarifying queries as required, have improved accuracy of the estimates and made this task much easier.

The CSO recognizes the need to continue to compile subsequent editions of this report with the ultimate goal of improving and expanding the data sets as established under the MSITS 2010.

The collaboration of all stakeholders is pertinent to the success of the Trade in Services Series.
The CSO recognizes the commendable efforts of Mrs. Lorna Prevost-Stephens, Mr. Craig Stedman and Mr. Ben<;on Tyson, staff of the Economic Unit, with responsibility for the compilation of these <;tatistics, 3 REVIEW The initial compilation of Trade in Services and Investment Statistics began with technical assistance from the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) in October 2010.
The compilation was based on recommendations in the Draft Manual on Statistics of International Trade in Services,2010 (MSITS 2(10) and included approaches for data capture for new line items in the Extended Balance of Payments Services(EBOPS ) and revision of existing data to the MISITS 2010.

Wider industry coverage was identified and where necessary revised estimation methods were applied.
Sector data evaluation was performed for the following industries: • Manufacturing services on physical inputs owned by others • Maintenance and repair services n.i.e • Construction • Financial Services • Charges for Use of Intellectual Property • Other Business Services a Research and Development Services a Professional and Management Consulting Services • Personal, Cultural and Recreational Services Data Needs The register of FDIs maintained in the BOP database needs to be more comprehensive to capture all FDIs which are also Foreign Affiliates.
The major challenges in this area were: • The relatively low national accounts survey response rates • The resulting global estimates for some sectors and therefore absence of variables by enterprise for such sectors.

• the need for training in estimation techniques • The need for specialized surveys that will provide reliable data and estimates for enterprises of interest.
4 • The need for maintaining a Central Business Registry which feeds all economic surveys especially the BOP and the National Accounts • Compilation of the Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) flows and stocks and Foreign i\ffiliates Statistics (FATS) variables require the ICFA classification framework, the specifics of trading partner and the further development of the central business register.
J)artnership A data providers and stakeholders seminar was conducted and proved to be an extremely useful forum for discussing data requirements and possible approaches for ....sourcing.... the data particularly with respect to Intellectual property related services and personal cultural and recreational services.
The discussions revealed the insignificance of the Manufacturing services and maintenance and repairs services in the new EBOPS template in Dominica since required data was not currently relevant.

CURRENT STATUS AND PROGRAMS EBOPS (Extended Balance of Payments Services) Presently the CSO has compiled an EBOPS series for the period 2001 to 2011 based on the Manual on Statistics of International Trade in Services 2010 (MSITS 2010).
Data is extracted from the CEBOPS data set of the annual Balance of Payments.

Establishment questionnaires have been enhanced and also rnake provision for companies not previously captured (See Appendix 11).

The compilation of EBOPS is integrated into the Central Statistics Office annual work program.
Annual Reports The intention of the Central Statistics Office is the launching of an Annual Trade in Services Statistics (TISS) Publication to include the EBOPS Series, analysis of the data series and the presentation of data on the FATS variables( in subsequent publications).

An action plan based on observed remaining gaps with respect to compilation capacity for EBOPS, FDI flow's and stocks and FATS variables is presented in Appendix 1.
EBOPS Construction data will be included by obtaining data specifically from local companies who offer services in other parts of the region.

This will be accomplished by researching the activities of those construction and engineering companies, particularly new companies.

Data available fron1 the recently conducted ....Survey on Cultural Industries.... by the National Export Council Secretariat (NECS) will be incorporated into future compilations.
This will enhance the data for Cultural and Recreational Services.

The revision of the new Balance of Payment forms will also make provision for collecting comprehensive data needed for compilation of the accounts.

FATS Variables Work \vill continue on obtaining data to improve and expand the FATS variables for each establishment.
These variables include: 5 • Sales • Output • Value Added • Exports of goods Imports of goods • Imports of services • • Employment • Compensation of employees • Consumption of fixed capital • Net operating surplus • Research and development • Net worth FDI Flows and Stocks The Direct Investment Income, Direct Investment Transactions (Capital flows) and Direct Investment Position (Capital Stocks) accounts will be compiled.
TRADE IN SERVICES STATISTICS (TISS) 2001 -2011 SUMMARY Total receipts recorded substantial growth of 120.06 percent in 2011 over 2001.

This movement was mainly a result of significant growth, 148.77 percent in travel receipts.

Travel payments overseas registered 35.97 percent increase over the same period.
Annual review indicated 2008 recording a sharp percentage increase, 17.91, in total Services credits over the previous year moving from EC$270.27M to EC$318.68M, mainly the result of a rise in receipts during the 2008 Nationals Reunion (Reunion year).

For the 2008 period, the highest percentage increases were recorded in Transportation, 23.78 followed by Travel services, 23.36.

During the period 2001 to 2011 total services receipts from abroad registered average annual growth of 8.47 percent.
Similarly an increase was recorded in total services payments abroad registering a 3.71 percent rise.

Transportation receipts from overseas recorded growth of 3.49 percent over the period while expenses on foreign transportation registered similar movement of 4.52 percent increase.

The movement in travel receipts (credit account) registered average annual growth of 10.09 percent with 3.33 percent increase in expenditure from locals travelling abroad (debit account).
Both receipts and expenditure for insurance services recorded percentage increases of 5.12 and 5.

18 respectively.

Foreign receipts for the use of telecommunications, computer and information services registered average annual growth of 10.26 percent.

Similarly, expenses on those services abroad recorded a 15.65 percent increase.
Other business services registered growth of 7.27 percent in overseas revenue while a significant 17.68 percent increase was registered for expenses on external business services.

During the period under review, receipts for Government services registered significant average growth of 32.54 percent while expenses registered a 4.91 percent increase.
Travel services was the main contributor to overall services receipts accounting for 67.89 percent on average while transportation services represented the highest percentage share of expenses on services registering an average 48.19 percent.

Presently, services related to manufacturing on physical inputs owned by others and maintenance and repair to ships and aircrafts is not applicable in the case of Dominica.

6 TOrALSERVICES 1.
6 TOrALSERVICES 1.

Manufaclullng servIces on physical Inpuls owned by others 1 1 In compiling economy 1 1 1 Proces.sing of crude otl 1 1 ':' Jl..sscmbllflg of uarlllenl~ 1 1.3 Assembling of electronic parts 1 1.4 Labelling and packa~1f19 01 gOOds for reexpon 1.2 On Inputs sent abroad 1.2 1Processing or 011 1.2.2 Assembling of garments 1.2.3 Assembling or eleclro/llc paris 1.2.4 labellll1g and packaging of goods 101 relmport 2.

Mainlenance and repair services (aircrafts and ships) 01 which yachllng 3.
Transportalion 3.1 Sea TranspC?rt 3.1.1 Passenger 3.1.2 Freight 3.1.3 Other 3.2 All Transport 3.21 Passenger 3.2.2 Freight 3.2.3 Other 3.3 Other transport 3.3.1 Pas5ellgel 3.3.2 Freight 3.3.3 Other 3.4 Other supporting aUXiliary (I allsport se~lces 3.5 Poslal and Courier services ---.J 4.
Travel 4.1 Business travel 4.1.1 Expenditure by seasonal and border workers 4.1.2 Other 4.2 Personal travel 4.2.1 Health-related expend.ture 4.2.2 Educalron-related expenditure 4.2.3 Other For bOlh business and personallravel (addilional delails) Goods Locallransport services Ac.commodation services Food serving services other services 5.

Construction services 5.1 Construction abroad 5.2 Construclron In the reportlllg economy 6.
Insurances Services) 6.1 Direct Illsurance 6.1.a Life 6.1.b Freight 6.1.c Other 6.2 Reinsurance 6.3 AUXIliary Insurance services 6.4 Pension and stand~rdlsed guarantee services £.!ill2.

!l Qf!ill 2001 tiU £BElli!

Q5.!ill.

~ t:!U 9illlli.

~ 2003 !

::!ll Table 1.0 TradH In Servlcl', StatIStics Table& (ESDI'S) 2001,2011 199,732.29-.114,047 .~O 65684.69 2",57:l.'2 144,017.53 67,555.5~ ~Ll1 J le,4blJ.64 , ~J,2"D.48 i i 57,095.16 ) 39.4579111 1.215.00 1 35,56.2.
24 1 2.740~7 17,334.01 I 17,045.85~ 16520j 122.9.6 1 !

i f I 303.25 ~ i 25,497.04 I 2153~c5.5.

21.53455 3329,.15 3.32915) I 633.34 122,469.69 28,655.79 28655.79 93.813.90 23.275.71 79 538.111 I i I I I 97 1 2..4,779.

19.407.98 I 4.063.78 .. 19.407.98 1.

I "1 : 52,859.64 35,512.39 1.530.64 ' 31.404.i5\ 2,577.01 16,897.14 .

1 I 16.435.56 169.97 1 4.06378 1 291.62 [ 1 (31,598.12~i (17,fj<1.3 }51) (35.502.24>1 18.793.89 ; (14,004.86)1 (17.045851; (165.20), 3,20619 !
(28,079.681' -16.104.42' i (1.530.64)1 (31.404.75)1 16,830.97 I (12,833.36)1 (16.435.56)1 (169.97)!

3,77216 !

24,859.85 19,300.79 19.300.79 3.608.22 3,60822 55,911.41 38,166.82 1.09203 34.54494 2.529.85 16.764.90 16.241.11 183.31 340.49 (31,051.56) (18866,03) (1.092.03) (34,544.94) 16,770.94 (13.156,68) (16241.11) (183.31) 3.26773 I I 330.09 1,308.21 I I 450 "1 24,8.09.62 I· 97,660.07 22.319.61 2.490.01 314.87 I 2.175.14 I !
1,353.86 I 726600'1' 13699.756\ 26,165.78 (314.87) 26480.65 71.49429 (l.353.86) 16,009.71 56.
83843 120,654.76 29.346.18 2934618 91,308.58 26.855.13 64.453.45 24,608.75 2,092.65 I' 148881 1943771 22,516.10 I 1,299.43 I 8,067.64 ; 13.149021 I 858.10 1.!J50.84 96,046.01 27,253.53 145,575.10 28,891.77 28.891.77 116.683.33 27.402.41 68,792.48 ( 1.2£19.43) 18,787.49 51,304.42 76,616.54 40.066.79 I I 979.69 ; 24,095.08 1,753.64 343.09 1.410.55 22.341.44 1.324.81 7.610.84 13.405.79 971.15 121.480.02 27,138.13 27.481.22 94,34189 (132481 ) 32.455.95 6321075 I 4,596.55 (4,596.551 2.443.65 (2,443.65) 2,094.50 (2,094.501 4.59655 (4.59655) ;?44365 (2.443.65) 2094.50 (2094.50) 14,510.18 1.403.83 81.80 1.322.03 13.106.35 13,842.84 8.835.87 773.69 7.100.45 961.74 3.336.00 1.670.97 667.34 (7.432.04) (773.69) (7.018.65) 360.29 (3,336.00) 1143538 12,612.74 81.80 14,958.34 10.03379 8180 22000 1231094 : 761.57 : 6.28095 I 2.991.27 : 3.530.13 I 1.394.42 I (2.345.60) (9951.99) (761.57) (619915), (2.99127) (331013); 10,916.52 11.834.92 549.58 4.23 545.36 78.32 11.207.02 13,611.47 8.603.93 80227 6,908.99 892.67 3,306.60 1.700.95 (1,776.56) (8.054.34) (802.27) (6.904.76) 134732) (3228.28) 9.506.07 7, Financial services (subcomponents added) 7 1 E:-.phcllIy chal98d and other financIal servlce~ 7.2 Flnanclallnlerrnechatlon services IOdlrecllv measliled (l-ISIM 20.00 20.00 (20.00).
20.00 20.00 (20.00); 8.
Charges for use of Intellectual property 8.1 Franchises and trademark~ 8.2 Licences for the use of outcomes of research and development 8.3 LIcences to reproduce and/or dlstribule compuler software 8.4 Licences to reproduce and or dlstnbllte audio v,sllal and related products licenSing fees 288.84 288.84 I , I 8.4.1 Licences 10 reproduce and/or dlstnbute audIo vIsual products 8 4.2, Llc~n(;es to reprodllce and or d~stnbule o!her products :CREDIT jDEBIT 2001 .~ l~ I (288.84) Q§ill ~ i !ill: ~ -I~ 2003 !ill: 332.51 33251 1332.51) [332.51) 244.10 I" 244.to (244.10) (244 10) 9.
Telecommulllcations, Computer and Inform~tion service" JCombined) 9.1 Telecommumcaltons services 9.2 Computer services ...... 9.2.1 Computer sortware 9.2.2 Other computer services 9.3 InformatIOn services 9.3.1 News agency services 9.3.2 Other informallon provIsion selVlces 10.
Other business services 10.1 Research and development services 10.1.1 Work undertaken on systemallc baSIS 10 Increase knowledge stock 10.1.1.1 PrOVISion of customised and noncustomlsed R&D services 10.1 1.2 Sale of property rigtlts anslng from R~D to.l.1.2.1 Patents 10.1 1.2.2 Copynghts ansmg from R&D 10 1.1.2.3 Industrial processes and deSigns 10 1 1.2.4 Other to.l.2 Olher 10.2 ProfeSSional and Management Consullmg Services 10.2.1 Legal.

accounllng.
accounllng.

management consulting and publiC relallons (Xl 10.2.1.1 Legal services 10.2.1.2 Accounting auditing.

bookkeepmg consultancy and pllblic relations services 10.2.1.3 Busmess and management consultancy and publiC relations services 10.2.2 Advert!S1ng.

market research and.

public opinIOn poUlng 10.3 Techmcaltrade related and other busmess services 10.3.1 Architectural.

englneenng.
englneenng.

and other ~chn,cal services 10.3.1.1 Architectural servIces 10.3 1.2 Englneenng services 10.3.1.3 ScientdlC and other lechnlCal serv,ces 103.2 Waste Ireatmenl and depollutlon.

agrlCullur!l1 and mlllu'g s~rvlces 10.3.2.1 Waste treatment and depollullon 10.3.2.2 Services inCIdental to agnculture.

forestty and fishing 10.3.2.3 Services 'lCIdental to min.'Qg.

and oil and gas extra.c;lion 10.3.3 Operallonal leaSing services 10.3.4 Other trade related serv,,;es 10.3.5 olher bUSiness services 11.
Personal, Cultural and Recreational Services 11.1 AudIOVisual and related services 11 .1.1 Audiovisual services 11 1.2 ArtistiC related services 11.2 Other personal.

cultural and rec;reatlonal services 11 2.1 Health services 11 .2.2 Educationservlces 11.2.3 Hentage and recreational services 11.2.4 Other pers.<>.nal ~ervlces 12.

Government services, nie.
(not broken down on BPM6) 121 EmbaSSies and consulates 12.2 Mllitaty un,ts and agenCies 12.3 Other Government Goods and Services 25,622.25 2.5&22.25 15,208.20 15.208,2,0 10,414.06 10.414.06 40,228.25 4.0.228.25 32,879.44 3~.879.44 7,348.82 7.34,8.82 19,313.00 19,31300 4,951.45 4.951.45 14,361.55 14,361.55 6,948.64 8,715.77 p,767.13) 8,442.36 5,43().43 3,011.92 7,539.57 6,254.58 1,284.99 I I \ 5.514.44 4.956.51 (551444) (4.956.51) 4.681.85 4489.22 \4.681.85) (4,489.22) 5077.35 4.726.34 (5.077.35) (4726.34) 4.956.51 557.93 (4.956.51) (557.93) 4489.22 192.63 [4,489.22) [192.63) 4726.34 351.01 (4.726.34) (351.01) 6.948.64 3.2,.01·34 3.747.31 8,442.36 748.59 7.69377 7.539.57 1.17723 6.362.35 I 1.112.96 ';,835.68 505.40 269~.9.3 607.56 3 .13~l.75 1 131.32 7.311.04 382.38 366,21 748.94 6,9.44.83 227.45 7,;112,12 285.11 892.11 I I (57.67) 6,42,0.01 4,684.48 1265.45 9,470.61 2ll.6780 (4,786.13) (1 602.35) I 4.855.05 I 1.193.29 .
10,484.77 1 994.00 (5,629.72) [800.71) 2,628.68 1.27978 I 11.29805 2 :l76 76 (8,669.37) \ 1.09698) 3,41,,03 6.602.81 (3.183.76) '366176 8 49f1 77 (4.829.fJl ) 1 :~4B.qD !

ti ~12 1 2~J \7 572 :_~9 TOTAL SERVICES~~~ 1.

Manufacturing s.ervlces.

on ph)'sicaimputs owned by others 1 t In COmrfl"lg economy ---~===i I 232,84634 117,353.51 115,49283 A9.77Ul 135,072.68 94.69843 200,610.81 138,,22 30 ~.

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::!ll ~ Statl~tJCs.
::!ll ~ Statl~tJCs.

T"Utt:s ([OOPS) 2£iOl -2011 t!ll ~ ~ Q1ill.I ~ ~ <0 1 1 1 processlIlY of crude all 1 1.2 A:sserntl!lng 01 garments 1 1 3 Assembling of electronic part, 1.1 4 LabeMlng dnd packaging of good, 101 reexpOll 1 2 On Input.

sent abroad 1 2.1 Processll1g Df 011 1.2.2 Assembling of garment, 1.2.3 Assembling of eleclronlc palls 1.2.4 labelling and packa\lln\l of goods for relmporl 2.

Mamtenance and repair services (aircrafts and ships) of which yachhng 3.
Transportation 3.1 Sea 1 ransport 3 1.1 Passenger 3.1.2 Freight 313 Olher 3.2 Air Transport 3.2 t Passenger 3.2.2 Freight 32.3 Olher 3.3 Other transport 3.3.1 Passengel 3.3.2 Fre.ghl 3.3.3 Othe, 34 Other ~upporllllg 3.5 Postal and Courier services auxIliary t1all~port services 4.

Travel 4 t Busmess travel 4.'


1 Expenditlue by seasonal and vorder worker~ 4.12 Other 4.2 Personallravel 4.2 1 Health-relaled expendrlure 4.2.2 Educatlon-relaled expenditure 42.3 Other For both business and personal travel\additional details) Goods Local transport services Accommodation services Food serving services other s.ervices 5.

Construction services 5 1 Construchon abroad 5.2 Construction In 'he reporting economy 6.
Insurances Services) 6. t DIrect Insurance 61.a Life 6.1.b Freight 6.1 c Other 6.2 Reinsurance 6.3 AUXIliary Insl/lal1ce ser"lce~ 6.4 Pension and standafdlsed guarantee servlce~ 7.

Financial services (subcomponents added) 7 1 exphclUy chalged and uther financial 5ervlce~ F,nanclallnfenn£'dlalJOll services mrhrectlv measured 7.2 -,.-'---_._----,---­ 1 j I 24995.26!

58.630.55 _...lQ,19710r__ 4~:~~~~,_ , \33.635.281; 32,642.21 (~~~~~1~~-lL~2.c.~ ::.
+ fO.J 97J~__ ....fl..1~RJ 4,063.78 I 17.733.52· L lIJ~cn1: ~ 204.26 335.99 .

.

:J.9_'.fl0 78 : _ J~.fl.190ZIDj 19 58~~!l..!

(13.669.74)/ __11I19117ii.

(204.26): 3727.79 : , _JL?Og~fl: 14.191.28 I 1419128 J~3~ I 163,693.4S·-c- 24,767.69 30,730.56 !

1 734.42 i 22198 30.73056 ;--- lsi 2.44' ~-­ 132,96-2:89- t -- 2io334P-- !
1 39092 36.92055 i 7,567.81 96042.34T- 14:07474 I -----t~--- -- -- --------.- - i -- 734.38 i 94B 05-, - 136,925.5i"" 15192467 32,242.6B i 28,996 14 ~ (221 98) 1 2921812' - - - - - i 109,929.43 (1390.92) .

29.352.74 : iii .967 60'- 32.242.68 119:68199 29632 72 !

t ------.--- 90.049.27 I - r 110945 (1,109.4SI: 1109.45 8.832.40 , -17:32; 15,349.89 I i039171~ - 1 136.42 7.83816 1732 ---T-~1:41T13­ 3,521.97 1,~§Ii ~_:~ §,!U~08 (1 109-45)~ i _j~~17.49) t­ (10.374.39)] (1.13642); _.il- B208})!
(141713) t3~52-l!17jj L.3Z§.tjL 11 194.67 260.99 6.99 254.00 10,9};j.§8 f ­ I 20.00 20.00 @-j)~: 73755.23, _~7"'19~j.

1.20848 I ~4,?J~~~_ 1,136.25 : (41,113.01): _«'~,61639J; (1,208.48), [~4274c56Jt 16,366.64 , 26~63595 l'~I~~JL 15543 I 373.95: r- (12-:444:6:7) 1 t?§., I_QMz1!

(15543)1 13,817.33 i 2156818 1§9] 10L, I / 16971_oi~ 3818.59 : 69 ~l58 11 48.25787 1 20848 45061.95 198745 2089751 20,38157 -15543 360.51 i 3.818.59 I I -t ----~·i i "1 i .
948.o~ 125,635.67 t 29,839 1B I (793.25)' 30:63243' ----I 95,79649 ; (1499271: ~"~1113?

74.878.11 -,.

1 26,289.00-1 240350 79325 I 16102Sf 23.88550'1 1499.27 , 7.215.071 15~ 7116 i I t I (1,292.23) : I I i " 1 292.23 !

1,292.23 i (1 29223< I 1870385 i I?,S09.

18IL 1209431-' (11 ,83333) ~ 2.227.78 l (2,227.78) \!I.,a,,792), 8.95491 : 91162' (657.621: ~ :}~~Q!

!.1_5 Gl,40§.

151.

.3.2Ql}8.

7,EJ2.30 .


77858 185339.99 33,033.39 ' 33.03339 i 152,30(;(;0 t ~8.J55.J10 114.15070 - i­ 16.51724 828.66 i 60(36.

76800 15G§8.5B , (48,399.93) (312.§.~8§) (1,20848) · (45,0(il_il21 14.98356 (1707892) @;j~.

!2n (155.43) 3.458.08 .

Q'!J5) - - r-­ --- - ~-T I , -.-----r 8_'273 i 158,913.16 30,74654 (630.36) 31 :37690 - 128.166:61 (1,558.94) _:l1~4gc83_ 98375.72 2642684 ' 2,286.85 : 630.36 , 165649 !- 2413-9991 1,558.94 !

6 El.Q.6 07 i 15774.98 I i i ,.


1.12678 (1,126.78) 1 12678 (1 126.78) 21062.38 • 14571.30 206412· 9012.39 349479 I 4.226.94 2}§~'!.15 : 14 ,545.14) ( 13.742.64) (2.064.12) · [8,951 73) (2 726 79) · i~.2~694) 1142443 8.
Charges lor use of Intellectual property 8.1 Franchises and trademarks hcensII19 fees B.2 L~cences 8.3 !,.icences to reproduce and/or distribute compuler software 8 4 L!c~nces tor 'he use of outcomes of research and developm~nt to reproduce and or dlslnbule audIO Visual and related products 8.4.1 Licences 10 reprodUce and/or dlstnbute audiO Visual products L,cellces 10 reproduce and or alslnbule olher proaucls 8.4.~ 9.
Telecommunications, Computer and Information services {Combined) 9.1 TelecommunicatIOns services 9.2 Compuler serv,ces 9.2 1 Compuler software 9.2.2 Olher compuler services 9.3 Information services 9.3.1 News agency services 9.3.2 Other Information proVISion services 10.

Other business services 10.1 Research and aevelopment servICes 10.1 1 Work undertaken on systematic baSIs.
to Increase- knowtedye Slock 10 1.1.1 PrOVISion of customised and noncustomlsed R&D services 10.1 1.2 Sale of property nghts anslng from R&D 10.1.1.2.1 Palents 101 1.2.2 Copynghls anslny from R&D 101.1.2.3 Inauslnal processes ana aes,gns 10.1 1.2.4 Olher 10.1.2 Other o 10.2 ProfeSSIonal and Managemenl Consulting ServICes 10.2.1 Legal accounting.

managemenl consu/hng ana public relallons 10.2.1.1 Legal services 10.2 12 Accounhng auaillng.
bookkeeping consultancy ana pUbhc relallons services 10.2.1.3 BUSiness and management consullaney and public relations servICes 10.2.2 Aavertlslng.

market research ana publiC opinion polling 103 Techlllcal traae relatea and olher business services 10.31 Architectural.

englneenng and other techmcal services 10_3.1.1 Architectural services 103.1 2 Englneenng services 10.3.1.3 Scienllflc ana olher lechlllcal services 10.3.2 Waste Irealment and aepollulion.
agncu"ural ana mining services 10.3.2.1 Wasle trealmenl and aepollutlon 10.3.2.2 Services Inclaenlallo agncullure.

foresll)l ana hshlng 10.3.2.3 Services InCident,!'

to m~OIng, a_!

!9 0_11 and gas extraction 10.33 Operallonalleaslng services 10.3.4 Other traae relatea services 10.35 ot_her bus,ness services 11.

Personal, Cultural and Recreationa' Services 11.1 AudiOVisual and related ~e!y_I~~~ 11,1.1 AudiOVisual services 11.1.2 Artishc rel"lea services 11.2 Olher personal.
cultural a_nd recreallonal services 11.2.1 Heallh services 1122 Eaucatlonserv,ces 11.;2.3 Hentage and recrea\lOnal5~fVlces 11.24 Olher personal services 12.

Government services, nie.lnot broken down in BPM6j 121 EmbaSSies ana cons"lales 122 Mlillary units ana agencies 12.3 Olhel Government GOOd5 and 5ervj(:e~ fB5.Q!I I Q.5!ill 2004 ---------:---- __ ----.-1.- ._~ , --i 1.6..71.68L 286.57 286.57 - - - --I.-6il.68 I NET 1 - £!lli!

!I QI!ill _£2.Qi- t:!.U lCREDIT I ill!.!

-~ !is.!


-- ---­ t- __ r 1.385.111 __ (£8§,57),_ 1.67168 : : - ___ +_ 305~ 30564. ; : : I I (305.6411 ~"-111' -t- +­ 635.13 i _ ~5~13: (635.13) __\635.13) I --T-~=-~-:- (50.90 _ 501J~_ I -­ r---:­ -l-------­ 5.71491 I 2,540.39 --- - -1 - - - - - - - - ­ 8.459.331 __ 24,684,!L_ __JlL1()~4?_~ 5090 : 16.224.84 __ 16,27522.

\50.90) __!!!

"~OUJ (52.58) 18,349.79 L 24.68416 __ J52.58!1 ="""+ -'-'-""_ _ j - - .-~----I I 1 - -- -- j I 1 - I I 21933.60.
4.347.041 4,347~ 22,274AO 22274.40 - ~=--- -=-==-- t=--------=-=t-=-..:------t..:..:..::::.-:- =::..:-:::.-:::~-=--:::=-:r::..=:..:::::=~:::-~ -- ----------l---------·-i-- -------i 3.58381 !

3211~3+ 5258 : I 17,927.36!

17,927.36rl- 21 ,933.QQ..(_ i I ------~.~-- -:T------C--lr-----~.

- .~'~""r _',,"'" _"'"'''1=-"J""~ ~~,m{ b~--tt--~:-=-=~J~t- cl ==-..:-=~----F=~~::-~=---r--=--::::= - I I • r I I =_ - 1 __z.

!l~P 7.67981 i - a93~ll~_ _ I (7.679.81.)

-- -1:- I I l 2,64849 _ DJO:l,3!ltl_F~~l!


:L3\)J I 2.64849 i I 1 __ .

!~...i.~J (2.648.49) ~1~ (2,648.49) - - 7.67981 259.46 ----(7.679:81)[- _..@9461: [--7-:-7~~-1-:-2~20- - -'Wi:'" j - -.

"oi',j----" "':"!-- iim' : - - - --d---l~~~-tj- t-~ ----- 1---- : 1 I---__~__ ____+__---------I-------'--~r I - ----256:O-H=~-iS0J1 - - - - 1.015.18 7.517.22 -- - _ I _.--.- --.

;-t- 6.501.74, I ----t.id---3535S --277 79 ; --- --75.76 -----.---- --.

---"-+------ ­ 8.439.70 I 1.292.91!


I 7.146.79 --.~ -- -=-:-r-==---::~+':::====~=J=== - -- ---+------+------.

I j I L f--- -t-I- - - ------+------ -=--i- --- i I f--------+-----~ t---------+-----f------ ­ __~6.

!6~-t----- !.3.0,7~~ 3_.60~911 1283i21__L493I~_L__ G_1.o-'..6:lL 3.282 70 1,~..5c.9L i --t-o.

!

I , I 1 r I 2.32278 2 14291 17988 1 776 73 3,0£18.49 ,5668Jl4.t_ _1~386.14)1 _J2I9·35 : __ ..1I§4..~8J - , 12221i7,[ j­ -­ -._ .... --­ .

­ r ------ ­ _._--_.

---­ 3.313.05 -- 2.14582 , .


1""--­ I --..1.3.31305 - - - - - ­ (2.145.82) 1 1 I 2145.82 I !..

!2IE_I (2145.82) 1!.·,67.23) -2.401 86 1-·---S.8-53A4 --:.- -f----- - - , ---t-----~ ­ •.,,,,, f-­ _·_--t--- _.

35395 7.901.35 41118 199068 782.95 782.95 .

I _1~7..2.:lJ 5.910.67 J7.ll2,9~) (782.95) 78295'- ----(78295) 4.245~,4 I 1 Q68.

?3 j 2.27711 i 4445.87 1745.67 lI9!1,93!

_ 2?2.5§ ;.

70d 20 (422 'ill TOTAL SERViCEs --------~.-~ 1.


Manufacturmg services Oll phVslcallOputs owned by others 1 1 III compIling economy ~ .QI!ill.

illl .~ .f&!2.

!l Jmm 2008 tiU .f.B1Q!l Qf.

!lli ~ ~ Table 1.0 cunfu Trade III Service'.

:> StittLstrt.:!.

Tablios.


(EBOPS, 2001 ·2011 270,268.16 11V90 .84 97,877 32 ;;'l~"~IW 18840817 llO,76.9._1.5 317149.26 177,58821 13'JAt310S 1 1 1 PII)(eS5I11g of cru(je 011 1 1 2 A~sembllOg 1 1 3 AssemblIng of electrollic pafts 1 1 4 Labelling ~nd oj gannen15 packaging 01 goods 101 reexporl 1.2 On Inputs senl abroad 1.2 I Processing 01 0,1 1.2.2 Assembling of garments 1.2.3 Assembling of eleclronlc parts 1.2.4 labelling and packaglllg of goods lor ,ellnport 2.
Maintenance and repair services (aircrafts and ships) of which yachtlllg 3.

Transportation 3.1 Sea Transport 3.1,1 Passeng~r 3.1.2 Freight 313 Other 3.2 All Transport 3.2 1 Passenger 3.22 Freight 3.2.3 Other 3.3 Olher transport 3.3 1 Passenger 3.32 Freight 3.3.3 Other 34 Other suppor"1lng alDohary transpOIt servICes.

3.5 Postal and Courier services 4.


Travel 4.1 BU::;Jnt'ss travel 4.1.1 Expendilure by seasonal and border worker5 41 2 Other 4.2 Personal travel 42.1 Heallh-relate<1 expenditure 4.2.2 Education-related expenditufC 4.2.3 Other For both business and personal travel (additional details) Goods Loca' transport services Accommodation services Food serving services other services 5.

Construction services 5 1 Construcllon abroad 5.2 Construcllon III the reportIng economy 6.
Insurances Services) 6.1 Direct Insur~nce 6.1.a Life 6.1 b Freight 61.c Olher 6.2 Renlsurance 6.3 AUXiliary Insurance services 6.4 Pension and standardised gualanlee services 1.

Financial services (SUbcomponents added) 7 1 ExpliCitly charged and other fmanclal service!

:> 7.2 F1I1ancmllnlerrnediation servIces IndlreLlIv measured -r i I I !

.

I i I (61896.92)' I 22,817.501 i ·1:..­ r=-::-==---=+=~-~~=-=--=+-~- -~--:- I : !

-t -r- [--=~~=~=~-t==~---::'-1"= I I 84.71441 I f-.
18.983.951·_·_§.42.596U__..··illd.7.iL.7n:- .. -.-23,8!Q~69.j I (1,349.48)' _ !52,91.0!~ f--- - 18,98395 1 ..... 2381069i 18.983.9~ I If~'- 3'15(08j-29:6i6.7.6.r-(26A.626.8~- ~92iD4T ---j -------~J~8988,.1.~r--@.

@li.fE)L_.__ 16320 - ---.--=-- -------=-+-- - '----.

; -- 29~9.G4 46540 I -~ -; (15.a.2~ __-----l= 8:37 ~81 67~4~.J 1349.48 1---- 52,910..19 - .

.

- _ _ _: (163.20)1 268868 Ii i 28,243.97 '[ 1,~042.41 3.154.08 - - 1--'-­ I - T I 95,148.761 I (66,904.79), ...j __t4.4.~.2.flli.

.81~ __ £!UQfl.
.81~ __ £!UQfl.

50 134948 (1,34948)1 1_ .Qll,§9..5.13· _ l66,695.23~ .

.64.79 I 23.745.90+ - 26062~42 (2313338);- t ~~Clc17)' 254~O,l?_ 137.59 I (137.59)1 2,434.39 i - ---=---1 494.66l __.

j __ ~7.

~7~~41 i 1 178,968.32+ 33,011.36: : ' r .

-------1--- 33.011361 1- -145.956~961·· i L__ 3!l,904:3 1_l_ l~:~52_6~~ r----- ----l .

- 28,530.3"4-t 3,634.23 i .

629.

'~J_._ 3.005.10 • 150:437.98:- 29,377.13 i l6~9c13~ 30,006.26 !
24S9611r- 1f1:D60:85j - _ 220,781.43!· 27,06452] 27,064,521- 193,71"69·j 1- I I.

621 1~ 3,14407 I , 2.522.88 26954:66+'.- 1,696.92,1 ~RB.l3,191 23.920.45, (/j21-'~+ 24541 64l 166,76224, (1.696.92" 33,51)571.)

__ " ,65715 1 .

.§4Z0L~ __ 167:~+ (1,657.15), 1_.1?,434J~1 41,§'5.2.

20 .

;._ 90.28384 152.06471 J 1717125] _ 13489345 i ~ ----1- ----T---·-- I I -­ __ _ 1 89,231.05 1 I 26.114.52 !

19,843:23 j.
19,843:23 j.

~.1~29IL 2199.77: t?Q~9c5.7_j_ 162.58: (63,116.53) ~~9~ (2.199.77\ '@8.211!5?1 19,680.65 25138..6..3 '-(21.4 73:"68) J_ .

@2!§J.8) ----·-t _~21a.18.

(49.88) 4988 i ~ ~~~8 3092.38 19843.23 j --t- 3,664:96 I _L 3.664:961 i y.­ ---to -~·=L----- 2,/j(J6~41 9.09.49 i -----r --.

--.-----~ ·30,098.73·i-·- 190,682.70 j 227,170.23 i 34,470.92·: 192.699.31 4.0 , 1.696.84 4,90578.
17.640.30 j I 17.640.30 I 1273452 71598 '(715.981 4iB9...s.oL_13~450~ 209:529:93:- 29,565.14 i 179.96479 (170286) 1~~~~t.H~ 1702.86 i ~~~~}~1~+ i 13m1 3lj.

166,45560~ 1 j I -~·-i·--,-- , I 9,038.07 i f I I 1 - - -- r (9,038.07), r- 90380ij --- .

(9038-07):- !

23.8<J...ljl4 -- ~~IL3~i- (4,61 ti50I (17,605.73)] 17651.02 2.168.95 I (2,168.95).

1I l __.__:l9.Jl8 " ...._!Q582:Q.4--J_-.llQ25.l..!.l3l; i (4.885.

621, 4,900.031 '.- --- -~-- ~2!l7Y!-j- ('I.~713!L _ 23,756.513_:'__...l3.
1Zl!.g i ..lJ27ZJl..1_L_ L I i---- -­ 45.29T .

14.41 : I ~ : 1-- I i " ' I 8,815.68 : \8,815.68): t 24,769.78 I -- 88-15,681 i .

46901 18281.63 i 31,7.

'l~ 11;: 2,034.92 , 13.339.05 i :l9J1l!.l 16.02 : - -2.90766 1 i 4~11484 515.00 -- .__.--_.,.- 24.207:89 i- 903.~J)§l_j 1 _ \8,815.68); 1 (7,015,381) (18.234.74)' (2034.92) ; 113.,:398 .

171: (2.891 65) L3,599841; .1~19,2.0J 15.32543_.

850.49 30~8 ; 819.61 !

184.35 1~2~Q.~; 4,85443 (4854.431 4.85443 (485443) 22 548 75 15.5i515T 557 52 !

12164 11 !
12164 11 !

2)5-341 r O~i 4~30 ' 2,543 ~6 (7,223.311 (1472465) (65762) \ 12.133.212 ( 193380) .

\.4,24568) 11]4703 f- 8.
Charges for use of Intellectual property 8.1 F. ranchlses and trademarks licensing lees 8.2 Licences for the use of outcomes of research and development 8.3 Llc.ences to reproduce and/or dlslnbule computer software 6.4 Licences to reproduce and or dlstnbute audio visual and relaled products 8.4.1 LIcences to reproduce and/or dlstnbule audIO visual prod"cts 8.4.2 klCences t.o reproduce and or dlslribuLe other products 9_ Tell,communications, Computer and Infonnation sen/Ices (Combined) 9.1.
Telecommun.lca"ons sen"ces 9.2 Computer servIces 9.2.1 Compulersoflware 92.2.

Other computer servoce, 9.3 Information services 10. o~:e: 9.3·1 -News agency services b:::~'::O:::::::roVlslon se rv Ices .
10.1 Research and development services 10.1..1 Work un.dertaken on sys.temallc baSIS to Increase kllowledge slock 10.1.1.1 PrOVIsion ot.customlse.d and noncustomlsed R&D services 101.1.25aleofpropeltyfoghtsans,nglromR&D 10.1'.21Patents 10.1.1.2.2 Copynghts ansll'9 from R&D 10.1.1.2.3 Industr;alprocesses and des'9ns 10 1.1.2.4 Other 10 1.2 Other 10.2 ProfeSSIonal and Manayement Consuiling Serv,ce.

10.2.1 Legal.

accountln.9.


management consulhng and publiC relatIons 10.2 1.1 Legal services 10.2.1.2 Accounllng, aUditing, bookkeepIng consultancy and public rela"ons services N 10.2 1.

3 Busllless an.d managemen., consultancy and.

p.UbllC.

relations services market research and public opinIon poltlng 10.2.2 Advertls~ng.
10.3 Techmcaltrade re.lated and other busmess services 10.3.1 ArchileClural.englneenng.andot!lerlecllmcalservlces 10.3.1.1 Architeclural servICes 10.31.2 Englneenng services 10.3.1.3 Scienll!lc and other technical services 10.3.2waSle tre.at.men.tanUd.epOItUllo.n,agn.culturatandm.III".,.gs.erv.ces .. 10.3.21 Waste treatment and depoUullon 10.3.2.2 Services mCldentalto agnculture.

forestry and fishIng m,mng and o~ and g~s eXIr~cllon 103~06p~:at~~~t'~::sl,~~~~~~~~~ 1.

03~.o.
03~.o.

",orn"" 10.3.4 Other traue related services ~""" .

11.

Personal.

Cultural and Recreational Sen/Ices 11.1 AudIOVisual and related sel'llices ~1:~.1~~~~JI.~e~:::J.ieoc.rv.e,~es 11.2 O.lh.

e.r p~rs~nal, cun~(131 ~nd recreational sel'\llces CREDIT ,--­ '---~=-_:-----=~ -fQ.EBIT ill 2007 ~--=:- ------ £B§ill DEBIT ~ 2008 ----.- £B§ill I 1 I [DEBIT 2009 _. ti5I ----.-_._~- 1.671.681 _ -- _ -- _ l&Z~ I _11.J~J.1Jl~2 (1,671.68) i _ 1.174581 (1174.58) J 17'!.5l!.

~ .
~ .

__ .i!.lL.4~ I _ -=-_.~-------=-- -_ _.

_ _ I l f---­ ' : .__ _ _ (1.65332) U 65332 1653.321 __.1~3.

32_; ---+ _ __ _ .

- I [I - - - - - .


"I - - - - - - - i ----- " __.____ ._ r , -- -- -t--- -- 1 ----------1 -----­ -=-_+ _ 8.840.10T 22,750.62 I 26.316.35 ~316.35 I - • 31,590.72 32,956.84 - 'j - 667.87 584.16: 8,375.54 j ...J207.681 (667.87) (584.16) 83.70 _~ • r 32956.84 I f------ __ ~ I ' ~ 24.58130 25,249.17._.11590.72 I.-.--1Jl49..6!t---~1~U.2 (990.50) (985.20) __ 5.30 , I 1------ - -.-=-.8'~7~.

f~~~~~616i-~~-~:~~~1- .


--r---=--.--- ---r ----:- - 1 , I ",::, -:,~t.--~:9 b __._._=-- _~____ 990.50 9.8.5,;?0 t 5.30 I 1 _ - !

::.~_ ~ ---' ~ - - ~ - .

.

- - - - I - - - - ' - ---._.- .

- - - - - - - - - - - - , ~'~3;;3 .__~8i --- ..1_<1.1 ~O.
----- 7.778.18 I J2Ili~1 493.87 1 47302, j_ ---­ 18,53817 19,032.04 (493.87) (473.02) (20.84 +"m~, -t-----­ ------:-­ I - :-_ I 1 ­ 1 ------1-------· 5.33B.37l 376054-1 J5.338.37J - (:l~760 54)' 11,557 99' (11.567.99 10459211-(10.459.21) - ­ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .

.

- ._ - I .1 - - .

._ __.

.. __ 8. ,937.73 i.700-30 1,577 83 _ - - - - - - - - - - - 826675 .. -- 5,39047 --8-09071 ...i!2JIll.3 (3 760 54 ) .

- - - - - - - - .

.


I .1,273.14-._112l;J,J,3 --,:--1------:-- 2,53691-t---5 72984 5,517.

751 ~17~ r------ --- 4244Ml- (4,244.62) - - - --:- -'j-- I I .

4.24462r (4.244.62) I.. .

- 1-__.__.__- *----- l;~ f---!j=____ _ r ,..,,, ..- i'.319or~_.~~6_3!~~ I~.- I - - , 3 760~4t =- -----=--t ------ --- .~- -:-~--------.rl F-- ._J___ : _ 2,33.

191.·j_--._-5..18....47.

'· --- 8.000~OO - r 11,071.57 -------;-------.~------~- r---'-071.57 - -- p:071 57) j---------,.-I----1-671.57~---(1.071.5..7).
j -+-------J-----..~.-+-------t-- -'­ .

;263.13 r 13 2849(1 - - - - .

.

- - - - - - - - .

- - - - .

- - - -+.---.----1 _ --- 5,20:~-----;.~3;.~~r.

- - ; : : -1 : - (15~.24), .. - T~zi:g--==-_Ji~~0ij.·:C42142-::-:~-=:::::-:-878Jl~~ .. .

._-=__ .

_.

~.~~.~~~~.

l ' ~' _ _-_ __ _ ' .--.------- 368.38 1 - - - - 1.071.57 397.02 205.76 574 15 937.73 305.01 -'54250 f 92.01 ___ .

I !

__ .

.

,.

1 1 .

.. - - - .

- - - - - ~ .

I !

.

2.033.63 4231 I .


I " i 11.62:\ '>1 I 2 058.~il 1 12062 I 1.6§16B 3.779.54 i-~~~ ~-----'-~0.97 I : 2.07593 I _,_ (1108.79 __1,lQll,~ 205,5;3_: __ (?.o~511 '.0.... 2.53.,6•..8 t (10 ..

253.68.)

H t---­ ----,.-­ ------ - 2.

542:95+'-6.394.78 .--.- ---.

----:-­ __ .. _ ___ _ __-_ C--­ 171.41 766.32 2':l7.1:5.Jl-.5-:628A6.
87854r (878.54) 87854, - - -(87854) 1 87854 (878.54) 2.040£12 145750., __1..0,64417 2_04 12 I IR:, 26 10440 G5 1_ 11.21 Hea l lhse l ' l l lces_ .____ 11.2.2 Educallonservlces 11.2.3 Heritage and recreational services 11.2.4 Other personal services --- 12.

Government sen/lc~s.

nie.

(not bro~en down in BPM6) 121 Embassiesandconslliaies 12 2 Military umls and agenc,e.

12.3 Other Government Gomj5 dn~ ServlcP' ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ TofAL~SERVlCES· ,.

ManlJfacturin~servi~es 1.1 In com!-uhn9 economy on P~Y~IC~!
1.1 1 Prc;cesslng-of crude uII i~pu~~~n~_~y~~~t!rs 371,362.91 18572371 ----.t.

!§,639.21 439,521.09 182,260.09 257,261Uo CREcDIT .

- - - Table 1.0 cont'd Trade In Services Slatlst~C::io CREDIT NET - - - - - DEBIT ~010 i dDles (ESOP::;) LODl ·2u 11 NET - - DEBIT ----Z011 1.1 2 Assembling of garments 1 I} ~sse~~~~JL~1~~~!!Ulllc..

pack~n9.

1.1.4 La_bell")9.."n~ poll~ ~ goodsf~~~eex.£0.

'1 1.2 On Inputs sent abroad 1 2. lProcesslng of oil 122 As"efl,!,llllgofgar,!,~nt" ~23.
1.2.4 labelling and packaging of goods lor reimport Assembling <>f electronic E,!,iS 2.

Mainten~nce '!Il~r~r ~!~c~s \a~~~~nd -"hJp~.

---- --_.._----­ <>f~~~cI1!i"JL 3.

Transportation ~:!

_~~.~ T!~_I_}~~ 3.1.1 Passenger .

3c 1.2 Frelg"!..

31.3 Oth"r .

32 All Transpo.i 32.1 P-"S~fl~ 3.2.2 Freight 3.2.3 Other 3.3 Q1tle.r tr'!l1sl'flrt 3.3.

1 PasselJg.~r 33~FrlOlfI!1l_ .. .


3..:3.03 9th.."r. - ' w 3.4 Other suppo.lil\g auxil,ary transpon services 3.5 Postal and Courier services - - - - - ­ -.-----~----,- _.

--- 4.

Travel 4.1 Business travel 4.1.1 EXEend,ture by seasonal and borde.

workers 412 6th"'· -~_..._----- - - - .

-.


4.2 Pe rsona l l rave l - · · - - - - 4.2.1 HealUl-relate<.l expcndlhHe _ 't:~.~ ~~~f'-re~!~~~~!dlture 4.2.3 Other For both business and personal travel (additional details) Goods L~cal Acc~mmodati~n-services tr~nsport servic~& 30981.56 2497~64 24.97464 2,277.74 2.
'1.77.74 87,183.10 62,278.36 2275.40 59.995.57 7.40 23,975.80 23.347.06 60.69 567.82 ··1 3.72918 926.94 256.76408 22,197.99 22.197.99 234.586.09 54.764.34 179,!l2175 34.615.03 4,688.48 767.47 3.921.00 30,126.56 1,677.32 10.477.97 17~n27 23.670.84 ?,1l5860 30,839.62 23,670ll4 i \56.201.53)\ (37,303.72)j (2,275.40), (59,995.57)1 24,96725, (21,69805)1.

(23,34706)1 \608911 1,709.92 - ...
I i I I I 221,969.04 I 304.66496 4.310.17 2.856.60 2,~00.24 i 17,509.51 1 (767.4 7J[ 18,276.991 204.459.53 (1.677 .32); 44,286.371 161,1l50·16 i 30,64552 30,645.52 274,019.46 52,09778 221.92168 84078.58 61.491.39 2,275.39 59,216 OJ) 21,46423 21,028.56 86.00 349.67 (53,238.96) (37820.55) (2275.39) (59,216.00) 23.670.84 (18,605.63) (21,026.56) (86.00) 2,50892 1.122.96 3.187.21 34.04034 4,073.15 54853 3,52462 2996719 1.693.45 10.129.60 18,144.13 270,624.64 26,572.37 (546.53) 27,120.90 244,052.27 (1,693.45) 41.96818 203.777.54 Food s"rving se.rvic"s ~~~~~e~ice~._ 5.
Construction services .C""stllietion atlrfla(j 5c ' 5.?

Construction in the reportIng economy ~.

!~~!.Iral)~~~ 1.

6.1 Direct insurance ~~~_i~~~ 61.a Life 6.1& fLe-'9~!
6.1.c Other 6.2 ReInsurance §.~3 6.4 Pension and standardIsed guar'!nlee servlCe~ A_~-~llia~~~I~~~~r~~~ sefV~<:_~S 7, Financial servi.c"s (subcomponents <ldll"<I) 7.1 Explicltty charged and other finanCial servIces 7.2 Flilancial intermedIation services Indlrectlv measlJrE'd lFISIM - - - - " - - " - - ---"------ j i i ------ ------.­ I I 1.813.98 t 1.813.98 i I i I 16,407.96 47.29 3086 16.41 432.05 15,92864 22150.97 18.772.02 613.46 11.999.11 6.15945 2,634.10 744.85 I Ii ,813.98JI (1813:~!l)1 (5,743.00,1 (18.72473)1 (613.46), (1196823)1 (614304)i (2,20206)1 15.183.79, I 1,36175 (1,361.75) 1,361.75 (U61.75) 17,136.51 1,959.21 I 4.16 1 1.955.05 .
125.71 15051.59 ; 19,629.21 16,014.51 I 582.44 11,843.20 i 3.56867 390()()1 !

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(6531)1 (2,692.70) (14,055.30) (5§244) (11839.04) (1.633.83) (3,774.30) 15.13690 ­ 8.

Charges for use of Intellectual property !

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"'.icences to rejJfQduce and or distribute audio v,sual and related products 8.4.1 Licences 10 reproduce an9/0r dlsllibut~ 8.4.2 Licences to reproduce and or distnbute other products aydio VIS~~' prC?~~.t~ £B5Q!I 1.0EBIT .~ £!

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~ 29561 2956 3.355.80 3.355.80 (3.326.23) : 13326.23)1 I · _ 1.741.57 1 1.74157 (1.741.57) (1,741.57) 9, Telecommunications, Computer and Inform.alion services (Combined) 9 1 Telecommunications serv,ces ~2 COrllputer serVices----- - .. 9.2.1 Computer soflware _... 9.2.2 Otherc0l1)JJuter services .

- - - ­ 42,029.42 4".02942 11,052.99 10,440.49 612.50 595.96 1655 9.3 Informat!on services 1_New~ §l.~.

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__, 0_0 10.1.1 Work undertaken on systematic basis (0 increase knowledge slock 10 1.1.1 ProviSion of customised and noncustomlsed R&D services ..1QJ.

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- 8.93773 18,62218 I 30,976.43 I 31,588.94 I (6125D») (595.96)1 [1 6.55)..I i (9,684.451i 41538.21 41,538.21 9.317.06 B.,703.1l!
613.89 577.06 35.83 32,221.15 32.835.05 (613.89) .\.577.06) (36.8,3) 12,810.93 25.083.03 (13,272,10) 10.1.1.2.1 Palenls 101.1.2.2 Copynghts ansln\!

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management consulting and public relalions 10.2.1.1 Legal services 101 q 11,<:,CQ.unling<""cJill.ng, bo()~!llll!
'!nJL 10.2.1_3 BUSiness and management conSUltancy and pUbliC relations services c()nsult"-ll9' and ptJQ!lc;,elalt,,--n.!'

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..... J>, 13.32764 11.456.59 I (13.32764) (11456:59)I 11.456.59 1,87105 (11 45659)1 (1871.05)1 10.3 Technical trade relaled and olher bUSiness services - .
8.937 73 5.294.54 1Q.~ 1 Archilec:"!f,",," ""9""'e,,ng, and other technical servIces 10.3.1 1 Architectural services 1O'3""~2 Engineering servICes ~'~---------'-'---'--"--­ 10.3.1.3 Soenltllc and other techmcal services 1003~2' W~st~lreatnlellt anddep-o~~on.

agricu-ti~ur~lo~~~ !ilining~fV~ce-s­ 10.3.2.1 Waste trealment and depoltulion ..10.3.2.2.Serv,ce~lnc'de.n!alto~U!!""'"

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sef',!lce~ 103.4 Other trade relaled services lD:3:5'other business serviC~----'------------------­ .

forestry and fishing .

and g<15 exlraction .

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servic~_~ 11 1.2 Artislic related services --l 11.2 1 Heallh servICes 11 .2 Olher personal, cullural and recrealional services --112.2 Edllcationservices~--'----'--­ .-----.---.-.---~-­ __.oJ Ll:~ _Hen~e .

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!,over"",e"l se",ices, nie.

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I ..--------1 937.73 j 8,()00.00 328.26 4.95627 66215 662.15 66215 12.3 utn€1 Gov€-rtllllent Goods dnd Seni:ces I 1:' 0&496 4.489.61 10.59535 'J1 288.2:\ 16192581 110752 6.06751 I 1.577 90 : 10,125.08 (470.27), 32.530.85 1.242.62 4972 21 I 3696.38 ( I I n:>.fn i 27,55864 (245375) \001;' All I i 1 I 12.810.93 I !
18.07351 14.23194 (18.073.51) (14.231.94) 14.23194 3,841.57 (14.231.94) (3.841.57) 8.009.52 4.801.41 70093 12.11000 432.61 7,576.91 268.32 4533.09 836.35 836.35 (836.35) (836.35) 836.35 (83635) 3.64320 I · i I j I 3,03373 609.47 I (6~2.15)1 1~1 [6~1~ (662.15) · I Net Trade By Type of Service 2011 CHART 1 ~, 300,00000 (,250,00000 ~;2()O,OOO.OO SlS0,00000 ';'100,000.00 sc,O,OOOOO o o o 'J> U uJ SO .OO I l l ·S50.000.00 .5100.00000 ~....(,; ~.

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, - TOTAL SCRVICCS 15 APPENDIX 1 ACTION PLAN Dominica Status of 1 Action Plan: for Compilation a.
Annual compilation of TISS based on Draft MSITS lOW.Continued stakeholder's awareness to improve data collection and submission on trade in services Capacity after TA Mission EBOPS: Capacity has been stre ngt he ned there are now 3 persons who can compile EBOPS: Three (3) persons were trained and during the practical exercises it was one meetings with very evident that compilation can be sustained.

data providers in the cultural sector and Intellectual Property related servIces b.
Follow up one-on b. Stakeholders seminars before introduction of new BOP forms Action Plan for Submission of Data ~Ql11ments a.

Data is based on MSITS 1010 a. TISS to be submitted annuaHy by end of August of current year for the previous year b. ECCB to inform of date for adoption of new BOP forms.
Continue collaboration with CARICOM and UNSD c. Priority to be placed on continued training in surveying and sampling and estimation technique c. Attend available training in survey design and estimation techniques.

c. Regional and international partners offer training in estimation techniques d. Priority to be given to establishing the TSA.
d. Implementation ofTSA d. Funding for implementation of TSA e. Co-ordination between countries and agencies e. Conversion to BPM6 for compilation of BOP conversion by December 2014. e. Technical support required for 1'.

Agreement on draft common questionnaire which captures data on trade in services by partner country by December 2014.

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i , I i I I i 3 I , FDI Flows and Stocks: Compilation capacity already exists to the extent that the tlows are compiled as part of the BOP ownership arc compilation.

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Revision of Business Questionnaire to ensure that all information on percentage and country of foreign captured a.

Data to include country of foreign ownership a. Fo'm to ,n",nced to capture data I I I I b.

Collaboration and communication with relevant agencies b.
Business register to be updated to generate a correct register of FDIs on an annual basis.
c. Intensify activities to improve BOP and National Accounts response rates b. Liaise with Invest Dominica, Registrar of Companies, to update Register c. CSO continues awareness seminar and other activities to improve response rates FATS Variables: Capacity exists a. Intensification of activities to improvt: response rates to the National Accounts survey a. Liaise with relevant establishment involved in trade in services- FATS variables is included in the annual publication of statistics on international trade in services 17 EBOPS Other Services Questionnaire APPENDIX 11 CONFIDENTIAL B.O.P.
FORM: DOMINICA EASTERN CARIBBEAN CENTRAL BANK AND THE CENTRAL STATISTICAL OFFICE BALANCE OF PAYMENTS ANNUAL SURVEY, .

OTHER SERVICES Name of Establishment: .

Code: .

Address: .

PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING AUTHORITY The information in this joint survey is collected under the authority of the Census and Statistics Act, No.17 of 1986.

It will be held in strict confidence and used for statistical purposes only.
PURPOSE FILING OF REPORTS The BOP forms are used to gather information on the international transactions of your establishment.

A completed copy of this form should be returned by APRIL 30lil advisable to keep a copy for your files.

Notes for completing this form are attached.


If you need any clarification of items, please contact: , to the Central Statistical Office, and it is The Central Statistical Office Financial Centre, Kennedy Avenue Roseau Tel: 767-448-2401 Fax # 767·449-9128 Email: cso@dominica.gov.dm ECCB Resident Representative P. O.

Box 23 3rd Floor, Financial Centre Roseau OR Identification of Responsible Officer .

SIGNATURE: .

TELEPHONE .

DATE: .. .

NAME: POSITION: 18 B.O.P.

FORM: A.


OVERSEAS EXPENDITURES EC$ _ (a) Financial Services (b) Computer Services (c) Information Services (d) Legal Services (e) (f) Accounting, auditing services etc Architectural services (g) Engineering Services (h) Education Services (i) (j) Management Consulting Other professional Services (please specify) (i) (ii) (iii) 19 B.O.P.

FORM B.
OVERSEAS RECEIPTS EC$ _ (a) Financial Services (b) (c) Computer Services Information Services (d) legal Services (e) (f) Accounting, auditing services etc Architectural services (g) Engineering Services (h) Education Services (i) (j) Management Consulting Other professional Services (please specify) (i) (ii) (iii) 20 INSTRUCTIONS FOR FILLING IN B.O.P FORM Definition of residents and non-residents (a) Residents include all enterprises operating in this economy, regardless of whether they are owned by nationals or foreigners.
Persons who normally (for one year or more) live and work in this country are also residents, regardless of their citizenship.

(b) A non-resident is any individual, enterprise, or other organization ordinarily living or operating in a country other than this country.

Transportation companies operating from another country are examples of non-residents.

Persons who live and work in the country for less than one year are considered non-residents.
(c) Financial services include loan service fees, fees for letters of credit, bankers acceptances lines of credit, financial advisory services, merger and acquisition services, clearing of payments, credit cards fees etc.
(d) Computer services include hardware and software consultancy and implementation services, maintenance and repair of computers and peripheral equipment, web page development, design, development, production, supply and documentation of customised software (e) Information services include database services, web search portals and magaZine subscriptions (f) Overseas expenditure includes expenditures on meetings and conferences e.g.

accommodation, allowances, registration fees, etc.

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