Growth in productivity of industry supported by Council

This indicator measures a city that encourages sustainable economic development.

Vision

A city that encourages strong local business, employment growth, and attracts increasing numbers of new businesses and tourism.

How are we doing?

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is an indicator of the size of the economy. Since 2003, Dunedin's GDP has continued to grow. The annual rate of growth has varied from 4.8% to 0.2% since 2000.

Growth in productivity of industry supported by Council

1994 2007 2008
Tourism sector 166.1 213.4 209.9
ICT sector 63.3 76.4 73.9
Creative sector 102.0 132.9 132.3
Education research sector 252.7 337.3 333.3
Primary Production sector 97.3 170.5 177.9
Engineering, machinery, equipment manufacturing sector 104.6 138.9 142.6

Data source: BERL Economic Profile Report

Last reviewed: 13 Mar 2009 4:57pm

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