4156.0 - Sports and Physical Recreation: A Statistical Overview, Australia, 2011  
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SUPPLY AND DEMAND FOR SPORT AND PHYSICAL RECREATION PRODUCTS

Supply of, and demand for, selected sport and physical recreation products are based on the 2006-07 Input-Output Product Classification. Input-Output tables are part of the Australian National Accounts, complementing the quarterly and annual series of national income, expenditure and product aggregates. Input-Output tables are produced on an irregular basis due to availability of comparable data covering all industry sectors.

Sports apparel and sports footwear are examples of sport and physical recreation products which could not be included in the supply and demand tables because they were part of a larger product category predominantly out-of-scope of the ACLC Product Classification. Conversely, tarpaulins and motor vehicle covers are examples of out-of-scope products which are included in the tables because they are part of a product category which is predominantly in scope. In addition, one product category included in the tables (articles for funfair, etc.) is a mixture of sport and physical recreation products (e.g. snooker tables, bowling alley equipment) and other leisure products (e.g. pinball machines, tables for casino games).

The totals presented in the tables below should therefore not be viewed as the total supply and demand for sport and physical recreation products. They are merely the total values of the products for which data was available and they unavoidably include a limited range of out-of-scope products.

Major contributors to the supply of sport and physical recreation products were sport and physical recreation administrative services with $2,243m, sports grounds and similar recreational facilities operation (excluding Gymnasia or fitness centre) with $1,486m and sporting equipment and accessories (including fishing gear and gloves specially designed for use in sport) with a value of $1,149m.

12.6 Supply of selected sports and physical recreation products(a) - 2006-07

Australian production
Imports
Total
Product
$m
$m
$m

Horse or dog training and stable (kennel) operation
776
40
816
Thoroughbred horses
321
68
389
Horse stud and breeding services; horses nec
205
67
272
Saddlery and harness, of any material; leather articles nec
75
54
129
Textile tarpaulins (incl. canvas), sails, tents, annexes, pneumatic mattresses and motor vehicle covers
120
82
202
Swimwear; sweatsuits, tracksuits, jogging suits, leisure suits and jumpsuits
96
108
204
Small boats (incl. rowing or sail), yachts and canoes under 5 tonnes displacement (incl. inflatable vessels and canoes)
263
231
494
Boats and other vessels for pleasure and sport (over 5 but under 50 tonnes)
462
194
656
Amusement parks and centres operation
648
21
669
Other articles for funfair or table games (incl. billiards, snooker or pool, pintables articles and accessories)
21
172
193
Sporting equipment and accessories (incl. fishing gear and gloves specially designed for use in sport)
464
685
1 149
Horse and dog racing, administration and track operation
524
4
528
Sports grounds and similar recreational facilities operation nec (excluding Gymnasia or fitness centre)
1 486
-
1 486
Sports professional services
507
-
507
Sports or physical recreation instruction services (incl. ski or snowboard) nec
869
-
869
Sport and physical recreation club operation
827
-
827
Sport and physical recreation administrative services
2 243
-
2 243
Total
9 907
1 726
11 633

- nil or rounded to zero (including null cells)
(a) Basic price. That is, the net amounts received by producers after deducting any indirect taxes.
Source: Australian National Accounts: Input-Output Tables - Product Details - Electronic Publication, 2006-07 (cat. no. 5215.0.55.001)


Two product categories which recorded imports as the substantial source of supply in 2006-07 were sporting equipment and accessories (including fishing gear and gloves specially designed for use in sport) valued at $685m, which was 60% of the total supply of these products ($1,149m), and small boats (including rowing or sail), yachts and canoes under 5 tonnes displacement (including inflatable vessels and canoes) with a value of $231m. This was 47% of the total supply of these products ($494m).

Products supplied are:
  • used up in the production of other products (intermediate usage)
  • purchased by consumers (final consumption)
  • exported
  • capitalised
  • added to the volume of stocks held.

The main categories where household demand was predominant were sport and physical recreation administrative services ($2,007m or 89% of the total value), horse and dog racing, administration and track operation ($468m or 89%) and sport and physical recreation club administration ($724m or 88%).

Of the selected categories, Government contributed to only a few; $152m (10%) to the total demand ($1,486m) for sports grounds and similar recreational facilities operation (excluding Gymnasia or fitness centre), and $7m (0.9%) to the total demand for horse or dog training and stable (kennel) operation ($816m).

The highest value of exports in the selected categories were horse stud and breeding services and horses not elsewhere classified ($57m or 21%).

12.7 Demand for selected sport and physical recreation products(a) - 2006-07

Intermediate usage
Households
Government
Exports(b)
Total(c)
Product
$m
$m
$m
$m
$m

Horse or dog training and stable (kennel) operation
109
643
7
57
816
Thoroughbred horses
197
140
-
52
389
Horse stud and breeding services; horses nec
117
98
-
57
272
Saddlery and harness, of any material; leather articles nec
105
30
-
9
129
Textile tarpaulins (incl. canvas), sails, tents, annexes, pneumatic mattresses and motor vehicle covers
139
7
-
7
202
Swimwear; sweatsuits, tracksuits, jogging suits, leisure suits and jumpsuits
31
111
-
10
204
Small boats (incl. rowing or sail), yachts and canoes under 5 tonnes displacement (incl. inflatable vessels and canoes)
89
220
-
11
494
Boats and other vessels for pleasure and sport (over 5 but under 50 tonnes)
181
154
-
10
656
Amusement parks and centres operation
78
561
-
30
669
Other articles for funfair or table games (incl. billiards, snooker or pool, pintables articles and accessories)
145
58
-
12
193
Sporting equipment and accessories (incl. fishing gear and gloves specially designed for use in sport)
345
644
-
58
1 149
Horse and dog racing, administration and track operation
54
468
1
5
528
Sports grounds and similar recreational facilities operation nec (excluding Gymnasia or fitness centre)
562
772
152
-
1 486
Sports professional services
79
428
-
-
507
Sports or physical recreation instruction services (incl. ski or snowboard) nec
114
755
-
-
869
Sport and physical recreation club operation
103
724
-
-
827
Sport and physical recreation administrative services
236
2 007
-
-
2 243
Total
2 684
7 820
160
318
11 633

- nil or rounded to zero (including null cells)
(a) Basic price. That is, the net amounts received by producers after deducting any indirect taxes.
(b) Includes re-exports
(c) The sum of the components may not equal the reported total in all cases. This has been caused by small values (less than $500,000) being assigned to different industries or products as part of the modelling processes used in the compilation of Input-Output tables.
Source: Australian National Accounts: Input-Output Tables - Product Details - Electronic Publication, 2006-07 (cat. no. 5215.0.55.001)






This section contains the following subsection :
        Supply and demand for sport and physical recreation products
        International trade in sport and physical recreation goods
        Supply and demand for sport and physical recreation products

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