Value of licences to reproduce and distribute audiovisual and related products imported to New Zealand
Year ended June 2018–2021, NZD millions
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Data provided by
Dataset name
Balance of Payments and International Investment Position: International trade in services by service type June 2021
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How to find the data
At URL provided, download the Excel file 'International trade in services by service type: Year ended June 2021'.
Import & extraction details
File as imported: Balance of Payments and International Investment Position: International trade in services by service type June 2021
From the dataset Balance of Payments and International Investment Position: International trade in services by service type June 2021, this data was extracted:
- Sheet: Import
- Range:
E7:H88 - Provided: 328 data points
This data forms the table Trade - Imports of services by service type 2018–2021.
Dataset originally released on:
September 15, 2021
About this dataset
These tables provide detailed information on New Zealand's international trade in services by service type.
Trade in services includes transactions where no physical product changes hands. For example, a New Zealand lawyer providing advice to an overseas client, or an overseas head office charging a management fee to its New Zealand branch.
Method of collection/Data provider
The information is sourced from a variety of quarterly surveys, including the International Trade in Services and Royalties Survey for commercial services, and the International Visitor Survey for travel services.
The Quarterly International Trade in Services and Royalties Survey selects 1,000, of the approximate 4,000 total businesses engaged in international import-export of commercial services and receipts/payments for royalties.
The International Visitor Survey is run by a marketing company for the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, though it has been suspended during border closures.