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8129.0 - Business Use of Information Technology, 2009-10 Quality Declaration 
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Contents >> INTERNET COMMERCE >> Income from orders received via the internet (internet income)

INCOME FROM ORDERS RECEIVED VIA THE INTERNET (INTERNET INCOME)

Businesses which received orders via the internet in 2009-10 were asked about the proportion of goods and services income resulting from those orders.

INTERNET INCOME, by employment size, 2008-09, 2009-10
Graph: INTERNET INCOME, by employment size, 2008-09, 2009-10


During 2009-10, just under a quarter of businesses received orders via the internet, with income derived from these orders totalling approximately $143 billion. Businesses with 200 or more persons employed generated just under half of total internet income, at $66 billion.

Transport, postal and warehousing (which includes air transport) had one of the lowest proportions of businesses with internet access receiving orders via the internet (14%).





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