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economic statistics

There are no official statistics, and none have been developed by any government or private agency.

The figures on this page are the private research data of Busvannah Communications.  The table below only includes data for 2001.  For the latest data, please contact us.

Sector

1997

1999

2001

TV programme production

350

400

610

Commercials production

220

200

168

Corporate video

250

200

150

Interactive content

70

100

60

Music production

100

100

80

Audio production

100

100

90

Equipment sales

100

120

60

Live theatre

140

120

110

Film and commercial servicing

150

280

350

Sub total

1480

1620

1678

 

 

 

 

Pay TV subscriptions

1300

1900

2700

TV licenses

500

300

500

Cinema box office

350

399

380

Cinema concessions

100

130

120

Cinema advertising

100

120

110

Video rental

492

508

500

Video retail

77

142

150

Interactive retail

100

120

130

Merchandising

200

200

200

Music sales

900

920

1000

Radio advertising

600

900

1200

Broadcaster TV ad revenue

1900

2700

3556

TOTAL

8099

9959

12224

Notes to the above:

1.            To get a net amount, the content expenses of broadcasters have to be subtracted.  This creates net estimates of: (1997) 7709; (1999) 9479 and (2001) 11496.

2.            Pay TV subscriptions are quoted n US $ and are therefore approximate as it depends on when you do the conversion.

3.            Many items are completely unknown and merely estimated such as New Media, merchandising and corporate production.

4.            Estimates for the gross advertising receipts for the radio and TV broadcasters differ radically as to the source of the data.