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TRADE IN SERVICES STATISTICS 2014 - 2015 Table of Contents Table of Contents…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..i Foreword…………………………………………………………………………………………………………..……….…………iii Acknowledgements……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….v Introduction………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….1 Trade in Services Statistics (TISS): 2014 - Review………………….………………………………..………..…..2 Trade in Services Statistics (TISS): 2015 - Review………………………………..………………………………..3 Total Services Trade Summary: 2002-2015…………………………………………………………………..………5 Tables: 1.0 Total Trade in Services: 2002-2015 ………….…………………………………………….………..………..6 2.0 Trade in Services Statistics EBOPS: 2011-2015……………….……………………………..……………7 3.0 Percent of Receipts (Credit) and Expenses (Debit) by Type of Service: 2004-2015……..8 4.0 Intra-Caricom Trade In Goods and Total Trade: 2010 - 2015………………………………………9 5.0 Foreign Direct Investment: 2010 - 2015……………………………………………………………………..9 6.0 Population by Age Group, Sex and Labor Force Status:2011…..………………………………….10 7.0 Consumer Price Index and Currency Exchange Rate:2010-2015………………………………..11 7.1 Fiscal Deficit ,Debt Service: 2010-2015……………………………………….………………………………11 8.0 CO₂ Emission Per Unit of GDP: 2010-2015…………………………………………………………………..11 9.0 Average Cost of Economy Class Ticket –CARICOM Region 2016……………………………….…12 9.1 Intra-Caricom Trade In Agricultural and Food Products As Percentage of Total Trade: 2010-2015……………………………………………………….……………………………………………………….13 9.2 Manufacturing and Tourism Value Added As a Proportion of GDP:
 2010-2015………………13 i 9.3 Proportion of Households Using the Internet By Sex of Head of Household Percent: 2011..14 10.0 Gross Domestic Product Per Capita: 2010-2015……………………………………………………………….14 Charts: 1.0 Net Trade by Type of Service: 2013-2014………………………………………….…………………..………15 2.0 Net Trade by Type of Service: 2014-2015………………………………….………………..…………………15 3.0 Total Services Net Trade: 2001-2015…………………………..………..………………………..……….......16 4.0 Total Imports and Exports -CARICOM: 2010-2015………………………………………………………….16 5.0 Total Agricultural and Food Products Imports and Exports -CARICOM: 2010- 2015....................................................................................................................17 ii Foreword This summary report on International Trade in Services and Investment Statistics presents an overview of the status and availability of services statistics for Dominica.
It is the third issue presenting data for 2014 and 2015.

According to the United Nations Manual on Statistics of International Trade in Services 2010 (MSITS 2010), the term international 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 Foreign Affiliates Statistics (FATS)1.

Due to the shifting trend of trade following advances in technology, International Trade in Services and Investment Statistics are becoming increasingly important for governments.
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 present the different modes of trading in international services and are particularly needed by negotiators in the Ministry of Trade.
1 The acronym FATS has been changed from Foreign Affiliates Trade in Services to the more general Foreign Affiliates Statistics.

For historical consistency FATS has been maintained.

Source MSITS 2010 iii The Central Statistics Office compiles mainly EBOPS, with available information for FATS compilation.
In addition, the Caribbean Single Market and Economy (CSME) Core Indicators on Trade in Goods, Trade in Services, Movement of Capital, Labor Market, Macroeconomic and Finance Stability, Climate Change and Key Sectors are presented for the first time in this Report.

Future reports will present additional information on Exports and Imports of Services by country of origin.
This has been facilitated through a Caribbean Community (CARICOM) consultancy project on Trade in Services with support from the European Union.

Prayma Carrette Chief Statistician March 2017 iv Acknowledgements The Central Statistics Office (CSO) wishes to express appreciation to the business community, public corporations, government agencies, and others facilitating the compilation of Trade in Services.
The cooperation of data providers, in particular the respondents of the Balance of Payments and National Accounts surveys, in both the public and private sectors is recognized and appreciated.

The CSO recognizes the efforts of the staff of the Economic Unit in the updating of this series.
The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Secretariat Statistics Unit is highly recognized for continued support and providing consultancy services on International Trade in Services thus facilitating the presentation of Services by country of origin in future reports.
v Introduction Compilation continues to be based on recommendations in the Draft Manual on Statistics of International Trade in Services, 2010 (MSITS 2010) and includes 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 continues to be undertaken and where necessary revised methodologies for estimation are applied.
Sector data review was performed for Manufacturing services on physical inputs owned by others, Maintenance and repair services n.i.e, Transportation to include Postal and Courier services, Travel, Construction, Insurance Services, Financial Services, Charges for Use of Intellectual Property, Telecommunications, Computer and Information services (Combined), Other Business Services (Research and Development Services, Professional and Management Consulting Services), Personal, Cultural and Recreational Services and Government services, n.i.e.
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.

1 TRADE IN SERVICES STATISTICS (TISS) 2014 - REVIEW Total services receipts from abroad registered EC$470.58M an increase of 30.01 percent from EC$361.96M recorded in 2013.
Total services payments overseas increased significantly by 65.13 percent, moving from EC$178.98M to EC$295.54M.

The main contributor to this sharp rise in transaction was Other Business Services which comprises legal, accounting, marketing, advertising, professional and management consulting activities.

Net services receipts registered EC$175.04M, recording a 4.34 percent decline (Table 1.0).
Transportation receipts from overseas recorded EC$19.30M compared to EC$18.63M in 2013, increasing by 3.60 percent, while expenses on foreign transportation increased by 14.51 percent moving from EC$81.07M to EC$92.83M.

This resulted in a 17.77 percent increase in net transportation expenses in 2014.

Travel Receipts continue to be the largest contributor, accounting for 72.97 percent of total receipts from services.
For the period under review this category increased significantly by 55.16 percent registering EC$343.39M, up from EC$221.32M in 2013.

Travel overseas expenditure increased by 30.69 percent.

Net receipts from travel recorded EC$301.19M, a sharp increase of 59.33 percent over the last year.

Receipts from insurance services registered EC$23.85M increasing 49.44 percent over the last year.

However, expenditure on Insurance abroad declined 3.98 percent, moving from EC$17.75M in 2013 to EC$17.04M in 2014.
Foreign receipts for the use of telecommunications, computer and information services recorded a 1.07 percent decline while expenses on such services abroad recorded a 48.23 percent increase.

Consequently, net receipts for this category decreased moving from EC$34.50M in 2013 to EC$29.89M in 2014, registering a 13.37 percent drop.

Earnings from other business services increased by 6.36 percent.
However expenditure significantly increased by 376.53 percent leading to an overall 571.06 percent of net transactions.

Receipts for Government services registered EC$32.14 M falling sharply by 40.74 percent while expenses followed a similar trend decreasing by 17.83 percent.

Net receipts thereby moved from EC$ 48.65M to EC$27.56M recording a sharp 43.37 percent drop.
2 TRADE IN SERVICES STATISTICS (TISS) 2015 - REVIEW For 2015 total services receipts from abroad registered EC$551.12M an increase of 17.11 percent from EC$470.58M recorded in 2014.

In spite of a 2.73 percent increase in total services payments,( moving from EC$295.54M to EC$303.60M) net services receipts recorded a sharp 41.40 percent rise moving from EC$175.04M to EC$247.51M (Table 2.0).This sharp increase resulted from increased activity in Government services sector.
Transportation receipts from overseas recorded EC$28.34M compared to EC$19.30M in 2014, increasing by 46.86 percent, while payments for such services increased by 0.02 percent moving from EC$92.83M to EC$92.85M.

This resulted in a 12.27 percent decline, a narrowing of the deficit in net transportation transactions in 2015.

Travel receipts continue to be the largest contributor, accounting for 61.26 percent of total receipts from services.
However travel receipts slightly decreased by 1.68 percent over the last year moving from EC$343.39M to EC$337.60M in 2014.

On the other hand, Travel overseas expenditure increase 13.35 percent over the period moving from EC$42.19M to EC$47.83M.

Net receipts from travel therefore recorded EC$289.77M, a decrease of 3.79 percent over the last year.

Receipts from Insurance Services recorded EC$15.69M decreasing sharply by 34.19 percent.
However, expenditure on Insurance abroad increased by 25.90 percent moving from EC$17.04M in 2014 to EC$21.46M in 2015.

Receipts for the use of Telecommunications, Computer and Information Services registered EC$30.46M, recording a 28.58 percent drop while expenses on those services abroad recorded a similar trend decreasing 8.76 percent to EC$11.65M.

Consequently, net receipts for this category decreased moving from EC$29.89M in 2014 to EC$18.81M in 2015, registering a 37.05 percent decline.
Revenue from Other Business Services increased by 2.18 percent while expenditure increased by a slight 1.97 percent leading to an overall 1.96 percent rise in deficit of net transactions.

Receipts for Government services registered exorbitant growth of 303.12 percent, as government services recorded increased activity moving from EC$32.14M in 2014 to an estimated 3 EC$129.56M in 2015.

Payments declined by 13.11 percent.


Net receipts therefore registered a record 355.79 percent growth moving from EC$27.55M in 2014 to EC$125.57M in 2015.

4 TOTAL SERVICES TRADE SUMMARY 2002-2015 Total services net trade recorded the sharpest growth, 41.40 percent in 2015.

The sharp drop of 37.86 percent in 2012 was due mainly to a 25.71 percent decrease in Travel Receipts.

Total services net trade recorded an average annual rate of growth of 12.88 percent over the period 2002 to 2015.
Trade in travel related services (mainly tourism and offshore students) continue to be the most significant contributor to Dominica’s services trade, consistently recording upwards of 61.0 percent of services trade income annually (Table 3.0).

However, transportation services (sea freight and air passenger expenses) records the highest levels of services expenditure overseas with an average annual expenditure of EC$45.67M.

The lowest payment EC$30.58M was recorded in 2015 (Table 3.0).
5 TABLE 1.0 TOTAL TRADE IN SERVICES: 2002-2015 YEARCREDITDEBITNETEC$MEC$MEC$M2002211.57 5.93 144.02 7.44 67.56 2.85 2003211.75 0.08 118.46 (17.75) 93.29 38.09 2004232.85 9.96 117.35 (0.93) 115.49 23.80 2005229.77 (1.32) 135.07 15.10 94.70 (18.00) 2006260.61 13.42 138.62 2.63 121.99 28.82 2007270.27 3.71 172.39 24.36 97.88 (19.77) 2008318.68 17.91 188.41 9.29 130.27 33.09 2009317.15 (0.48) 177.69 (5.69) 139.46 7.06 2010371.36 17.09 182.45 2.68 188.91 35.46 2011419.03 12.84 181.18 (0.70) 237.86 25.91 2012333.97 (20.30) 186.17 2.76 147.80 (37.86) 2013361.96 8.38 178.98 (3.86) 182.98 23.80 2014470.58 30.01 295.54 65.13 175.04 (4.34) 2015p551.12 17.11 303.60 2.73 247.51 41.40 Source: Central Statistics Officep:Preliminary% CHANGE% CHANGE% CHANGE6 ) M $ C E ( 5 1 0 2 - 1 1 0 2 : S P O B E , S C I T S I T A T S S E C I V R E S N I E D A R T 0 .
2 E L B A T CREDITDEBITNETCREDITDEBITNETCREDITDEBITNETCREDITDEBITNETCREDITDEBITNETCREDITDEBITNETCREDITDEBITNETTOTAL SERVICES419.03 181.18 237.86 333.97 186.17 147.80 361.96 178.98 182.98 470.58 295.54 175.04 551.12 303.60 247.51 30.01 65.13 (4.34) 17.11 2.73 41.40 Manufacturing services on physical inputs owned by others- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ------Maintenance and repair services (aircrafts and ships)- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ------Transportation 29.44 84.00 (54.57) 20.59 80.00 (59.41) 18.63 81.07 (62.44) 19.30 92.83 (73.53) 28.34 92.85 (64.51) 3.60 14.51 17.77 46.86 0.02 (12.27) Travel 285.58 33.03 252.55 212.17 33.55 178.62 221.32 32.28 189.03 343.39 42.19 301.19 337.60 47.83 289.77 55.16 30.69 59.33 (1.68) 13.35 (3.79) Construction services- 1.36 (1.36) - 2.00 (2.00) - 2.60 (2.60) - 2.62 (2.62) - 0.62 (0.62) -0.81 0.81 -(76.42) (76.42) Insurances Services )17.14 19.83 (2.69) 14.58 19.13 (4.55) 15.96 17.75 (1.79) 23.85 17.04 6.80 15.69 21.46 (5.76) 49.44 (3.98) (479.73) (34.19) 25.90 (184.71) Financial services (subcomponents added)- - - - 3.51 (3.51) - 3.50 (3.50) - 0.77 (0.77) - 1.21 (1.21) -(77.93) (77.93) -56.90 56.90 Charges for use of Intellectual property- 1.74 (1.74) - 1.60 (1.60) - 1.48 (1.48) - 1.41 (1.41) - 1.13 (1.13) -(4.45) (4.45) -(19.87) (19.87) Telecommunications, Computer and Information services (Combined)41.54 9.32 32.22 41.66 9.31 32.36 43.11 8.61 34.50 42.65 12.77 29.89 30.46 11.65 18.81 (1.07) 48.23 (13.37) (28.58) (8.76) (37.05) Other business services 12.81 26.08 (13.27)
 8.61 28.87 (20.26) 8.71 25.29 (16.58) 9.26 120.49 (111.23) 9.47 122.87 (113.40) 6.36 376.53 571.06 2.18 1.97 1.96 Personal, Cultural and Recreational Services- 0.84 (0.84) - 0.78 (0.78) - 0.82 (0.82) - 0.82 (0.82) - - - -- - -(100.00) (100.00) Government services, nie.
(not broken down in BPM6)32.53 4.97 27.56 36.36 7.41 28.95 54.23 5.59 48.65 32.14 4.59 27.55 129.56 3.99 125.57 (40.74) (17.83) (43.37) 303.12 (13.11) 355.82 Source: Central Statistics Office p: PreliminaryNote:RoundingOffmayresultinsomepercentage differences.Percentage ChangeSERVICE20122013201420112015p2013/20142014/20157 E C I V R E S F O E P Y T Y B ) T I B E D ( S E S N E P X E D N A ) T I D E R C ( S T P I E C E R F O T N E C R E P 0 3 E L B A T .
5 1 0 2 - 4 0 0 2 CREDITDEBITCREDITDEBITCREDITDEBITCREDITDEBITCREDITDEBITCREDITDEBITCREDITDEBITCREDITDEBITCREDITDEBITCREDITDEBITCREDITDEBITCREDITDEBITManufacturing services on physical inputs owned by others- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Maintenance and repair services (aircrafts and ships)- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Transportation 10.73 49.96 14.21 54.60 8.28 50.47 8.44 49.14 8.86 50.50 8.23 50.22 8.34 46.54 7.03 46.37 6.17 42.97 5.15 45.29 4.10 31.41 5.14 30.58 Travel 70.30 21.11 66.12 19.46 71.12 19.06 66.22 16.55 69.28 15.98 71.63 19.40 69.15 18.53 68.15 18.23 63.53 18.02 61.14 18.04 72.97 14.28 61.26 15.75 Construction services- 0.95 - 0.96 - 0.81 - 5.24 - 4.68 - 2.73 - 0.99 - 0.75 - 1.08 - 1.45 - 0.89 - 0.20 Insurances Services 3.79 13.08 4.87 13.85 6.34 15.19 8.81 16.48 7.77 16.87 4.83 12.69 4.42 12.14 4.09 10.94 4.37 10.28 4.41 9.92 5.07 5.77 2.85 7.07 Financial services (subcomponents added)- 0.02 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1.88 - 1.95 - 0.26 - 0.40 Charges (use of IP.
)0.72 0.24 - 0.23 - 0.46 - 0.96 - 0.89 - 0.66 0.01 1.84 - 0.96 - 0.86 - 0.83 - 0.48 - 0.37 Telecommunications, Computer and Information services (Combined)9.57 3.70 9.55 2.65 9.47 6.10 12.19 4.86 9.91 4.69 8.30 4.38 11.32 6.06 9.91 5.14 12.48 5.00 11.91 4.81 9.06 4.32 5.53 3.84 Other business services 3.34 7.84 3.83 4.05 3.17 4.12 3.06 4.67 2.54 4.27 2.82 7.94 2.41 10.21 3.06 14.40 2.58 15.51 2.41 14.13 1.97 40.77 1.72 40.47 Personal, Cultural and Recreational Services- - - - - 0.56 - - - 0.57 - 0.49 - 0.36 - 0.46 - 0.42 - 0.46 - 0.28 - - Government services, nie.
(not broken down in BPM6)1.55 3.10 1.43 4.20 1.63 3.21 1.28 2.09 1.63 1.56 4.19 1.49 4.36 3.33 7.76 2.74 10.89 3.98 14.98 3.12 6.83 1.55 23.51 1.31 TOTAL 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Source: Central Statistics Office p: Preliminary20142015p2004SERVICE2005200620072008200920102011201220138 CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY SINGLE MARKET AND ECONOMY (CSME) CORE INDICATORS TRADE IN GOODS TABLE 4.0 INTRA-CARICOM TRADE IN GOODS AND TOTAL TRADE: 2010-2015 MOVEMENT OF CAPITAL TABLE 5.0 FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT: 2010-2015 CARICOM REGION201020112012201320142015IMPORTSAntigua and Barbuda1,009,04320,482,46812,591,95314,253,54214,665,64916,742,788Bahamas000000Barbados9,315,94814,496,9129,667,81810,571,15515,127,76012,297,589Belize252,231337,651366,161300,347377,169332,261Grenada6,950,6776,904,2906,554,3827,318,1346,268,6976,416,515Guyana8,711,9367,057,3984,917,0883,917,8813,959,9967,297,873Haiti000000Jamaica8,066,41710,995,80810,955,1478,841,2526,629,0345,928,832Montserrat1,00015,4271,8419,184,71418,87358,776Saint Kitts and Nevis1,101,0382,692,9262,862,3795,978,4191,065,3071,091,124Saint Lucia9,815,5279,463,6179,112,29512,538,49410,005,43012,724,688Saint Vincent and the Grenadines6,779,6368,993,5709,478,12011,505,77712,244,76210,754,813Trinidad and Tobago89,603,760106,518,208100,364,25698,598,887106,558,11191,313,076TOTAL 141,607,211187,958,274166,871,439183,008,600176,920,787164,958,337Other
CARICOM1,259,308605,5391,575,723654,249619,420514,118TOTAL IMPORTS - CARICOM142,866,519188,563,813168,447,163183,662,850177,540,207165,472,455Rest of the World477,752,508447,562,766437,902,398436,228,917469,593,259433,399,513TOTAL IMPORTS620,619,026636,126,579606,349,561619,891,767647,133,466598,871,968EXPORTSTOTAL EXPORTS - CARICOM51,538,598 72,682,207 79,848,017 83,871,506 76,714,457 58,140,103 TOTAL EXPORTS77,767,000 105,917,000 109,174,000 110,379,000 98,215,755 78,727,400 GDP at Constant Prices987,650,000
 992,950,000 984,590,000 1,003,400,000 1,040,610,000 1,014,730,000 TOTAL VALUE OF TRADE IN GOODS -CARICOM194,405,117261,246,020248,295,180267,534,355254,254,664223,612,558TOTAL VALUE OF TRADE IN GOODS 698,386,026 742,043,579 715,523,561 730,270,767 745,349,221 677,599,368 Intra-CARICOM trade in goods (%)27.84 35.21 34.70 36.63 34.11 33.00 Total trade in goods (Intra+extra CARICOM trade) as a % of GDP19.68 26.31 25.22 26.66 24.43 22.04 Sources: Central Statistics Office and Customs DepartmentNotes: Data compilation for Intra-CARICOM trade in goods (%): (Total value of trade in goods from CARICOM) / (Total value of trade in goods) * 100 Data compilation for Total trade in goods (Intra+extra CARICOM trade) as a % of GDP: (Total Value of Trade in Goods from CARICOM / GDP) * 100 GDP: Gross Domestic ProductYEARFOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT (EC$M)PERCENTAGE CHANGE (%)2010117.14-25.00201193.39-20.272012158.1169.30201368.47-56.69201495.6139.64201597.081.54Source: Central Statistics Office, Balance of Payments 9 LABOUR MARKET TABLE 6.0 POPULATION BY AGE GROUP, SEX AND LABOR FORCE STATUS: 2011 Age GroupNon Institutional Population 15 years and OverTotal Labour ForceEmployedUnemployedUnemployment Rate Not In the Labour Force
 15-196377141085056039.7496720-2453833717289482322.1166625-2950663773327449913.2129330-3441723315298333210.085735-394657372234093138.493540-445137409637833137.6104145-494650366533822837.798550-544079305728831745.7102255-593167211920081115.2104860-64259811321097353.1146665-692244644627172.6160070-74193729529051.7164275-79164716216110.6148580-841130817656.2104985+1013343312.9979Total
532573122227750347211.12203515-19328989355234138.2239620-2427512074161146322.367725-2925602031172530615.152930-3422151896169919710.431935-392411212319311929.028840-442675234821352139.132745-492459212119202019.533850-542240189417511437.634655-59169113281235937.036360-641357749720293.960865-691109463452112.464670-7491720620152.471175-7975313313210.862080-84488645957.842485+358171700.0341Total 272731834016140220012.0893315-19308851729821942.4257120-2426321643128336021.998925-2925061742154919311.176430-341957141912841359.553835-392246159914781217.664740-442462174816481005.771445-49219115441462825.364750-54183911631132312.767655-591476791773182.368560-64124138337761.685865-69113518117563.395470-741020898900.093175-79894292900.086580-84642171700.062585+655171615.9638Total 25984128821161012729.913102Source:2011 Population and Housing Census of DominicaTotal MaleFemale10 MACROECONOMIC AND FINANCE STABILITY TABLE 7.0 CONSUMER PRICE INDEX AND CURRENCY EXCHANGE RATE: 2010-2015 TABLE 7.1 FISCAL DEFICIT, DEBT SERVICE: 2010-2015 CLIMATE CHANGE, ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TABLE 8.0 CO₂ EMISSION PER UNIT OF GDP: 2010-2015 201020112012201320142015CONSUMER PRICE INDEX (June 2010 = 100.0)99.91100.97102.35102.30 103.12102.24Change in Consumer Prices3.051.06 1.37 -0.05 0.80-0.85 Exchange rate - Buying (national currency against USD)2.71692.71692.71692.71692.71692.7169Exchange rate - Selling (national currency against USD)2.67002.67002.67002.67002.67002.6700Sources: Central Statistics Office and Commercial BanksNote:
 USD - United States dollarSERVICE201020112012201320142015GDP at Constant Prices (EC$M) 987.65 992.95 984.59 1,003.40 1,040.61 1,014.73 Fiscal Deficit/Surplus (EC$M)49.62 42.96 22.46 42.19 36.21 38.01 Total Debt Service (EC$M)59.4475.78103.5573.5481.3687.41Fiscal Deficit/Surplus as % of GDP5.02 4.33 2.28 4.20 3.48 3.75 Total Debt Service as % of GDP6.02 7.63 10.52 7.33 7.82 8.61 Sources: Central Statistics Office and Ministry of FinanceNote: Total Debt Service includes both external and domestic payments for
 Central Government and Government Guaranteed debts.200020012002200320042005Energy Consumption ( Millions of Kg)105.80 117.90 113.30 111.10 110.90 119.10 Manufacturing Energy Consumption (Millions of Kg)9.10 10.10 10.50 13.20 11.60 11.00 Value Added at Constant Prices (EC$M)987.65 992.95 984.59 1,003.40 1,040.61 1,014.73 CO2 emission per unit of Value Added0.11 0.12 0.12 0.11 0.11 0.12 CO2 emission (Manufacturing) per unit of Value Added0.01 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.01 Sources: Central Statistics Office and Environmental Coordinating Unit 11 TRANSPORT, MANUFACTURING, ENERGY, AGRICULTURE, TOURISM AND ICT TABLE 9.0 AVERAGE COST OF ECONOMY CLASS TICKET FOR FLYING FROM DOMINICA TO CARICOM REGION DESTINATIONS- 2016 PORT OF DESTINATION2016Antigua775.00Bahamas2,774.50Barbados840.00Belize3,320.00Grenada990.00Guyana1,680.00Haiti2,440.00Jamaica2,500.00Montserrat1,400.00Saint Lucia991.00St Kitts & Nevis990.00St Vincent & the Grenadines1,020.00Suriname2,674.50Trinidad and Tobago1,500.00Average cost of economy class ticket for flying within the CARICOM region1,706.79Sources: Travel AgenciesNotes: Average for two major agencies Values are in Eastern Caribbean dollar ICT: Information, Communication and Technology12 TABLE 9.1 INTRA-CARICOM TRADE IN AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD PRODUCTS AS PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL TRADE: 2010-2015 TABLE 9.2 MANUFACTURING AND TOURISM VALUE ADDED AS A PROPORTION OF GDP 2010-2015 201020112012201320142015CARICOM REGIONAntigua and
 Barbuda01,8161,2552,8821,0332,066Bahamas000000Barbados02,3560000Belize0078,83526,351073,418Grenada24,53438,45738,31325,66537,58434,924Guyana32,49737,44323,46140,21227,80943,568Haiti000000Jamaica31,22413,80334,29510,5625,90211,270Montserrat000000Saint Kitts and Nevis001,081000Saint Lucia0509,2756,4407,2797,729Saint Vincent and the Grenadines4,3942,2311,202000Suriname000000Trinidad and Tobago565,815593,622470,635428,253302,084702,934TOTAL658,464689,777658,351540,365381,691875,910Other
CARICOM1,263,9061,878,9642,907,7304,146,7874,117,6333,852,953INTRA-CARICOM (IMPORTS) TRADE IN AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS1,922,3702,568,7413,566,0814,687,1514,499,3244,728,863REST OF THE WORLD4,811,7455,363,2033,968,6352,874,4386,831,0413,222,891TOTAL AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS 6,734,1157,931,9447,534,7167,561,58911,330,3647,951,754EXTRA-CARICOM (EXPORTS) TRADE IN AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS13,745,910 17,250,444 19,670,288 23,395,745 24,791,268 26,045,879 TOTAL AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS31,301,000 41,555,000 43,153,000 44,812,000 42,562,824 42,143,887 EXTRA-CARICOM + INTRA-CARICOM TRADE IN AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS15,668,28119,819,18523,236,36928,082,89729,290,59130,774,742INTRA-CARICOM TRADE IN AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD PRODUCTS AS PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL TRADE 12.27 12.96 15.35 16.69 15.36 15.37 Sources: Central Statistics Office and Customs DepartmentNote: Data Compilation for Intra CARICOM trade in Agricultural and Food Products as Percentage of Total Trade: (Intra CARICOM trade in agricultural products) / (extra-CARICOM + intra-CARICOM trade in agricultural product) * 100IMPORTS201020112012201320142015GDP at Constant Prices ('000)987,650 992,950 984,590 1,003,400 1,040,610 1,014,730 Population (mid year)70,730 69,973 69,479 69,658 70,437 71,185 Manufacturing Value Added ('000)35,260 33,190 35,050 36,200 36,770 33,550 Tourism direct Value Added ('000)17,920 18,910 19,500 20,240 22,710 21,040 Manufacturing VA as a proportion of Total GDP 3.57 3.34 3.56 3.61 3.53 3.31 Manufacturing VA per capita 498.52 474.33 504.47 519.68 522.03 471.31 Tourism
 direct VA as a proportion of Total GDP1.81 1.90 1.98 2.02 2.18 2.07 Tourism VA per capita253.36 270.25 280.66 290.56 322.42 295.57 Source: Central Statistics OfficeNote: GDP - Gross Domestic Product13 TABLE 9.3 PROPORTION OF HOUSEHOLDS USING THE INTERNET BY SEX OF HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD-PERCENT: 2011 GOVERNANCE PERFORMANCE, EQUITY, PRIVATE SECTOR, REGIONAL IDENTITY TABLE 10.0 GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT (GDP) PER CAPITA: 2010-2015 ServiceMale Headed Households%Female Headed Households%Total Households% TotalWith
 Internet Access6,701 26.73 4,459 17.78 11,160 44.51 Without Internet Access8,284 33.04 4,958 19.77 13,242 52.81 Don't Know/Not Stated396 1.58 275 1.10 671 2.68 Total15,381 61.35 9,692 38.65 25,073 100.00 Source: 2011 Population and Housing Census (Preliminary)Note: Using the Internet refers to households with access whether by household connection or other private and public 201020112012201320142015GDP at Current Prices ('000)1,333,330 1,353,780 1,311,950 1,372,810 1,426,080 1,396,020 Midyear population70,730 69,973 69,479 69,658 70,437 71,185 GDP per capita18,850.98 19,347.18 18,882.68 19,707.86 20,246.18 19,611.15 Source: Central Statistics Office14 CHART 1.0 NET TRADE BY TYPE OF SERVICE: 2013-2014 CHART 2.0 NET TRADE BY TYPE OF SERVICE: 2014-2015 15 CHART 3.0 TOTAL SERVICES NET TRADE: 2001-2015 CHART 4.0 TOTAL IMPORTS AND EXPORTS- CARICOM: 2010-2015 16 CHART 5.0 TOTAL AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD IMPORTS AND EXPORTS-CARICOM 2010-2015 17