Services Statistics and Baseline Indicators - Insights from APEC Economies

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Services Statistics and Baseline Indicators - Insights from APEC Economies 6 November 2015 ADBI-ESCAP Workshop Presented by APEC Policy Support Unit Copyright 2015 APEC Secretariat

Background information Part of a report prepared for APEC work on services. Assessment of baseline measures and indicators relevant to services trade and its facilitation in APEC. Recommendations to improve future evaluation.

Modes of service supply in brief Consumer or property located within territory of residence No Mode 2 (BPM6 services) Yes Supplier has presence within consumer s territory Yes Supply through Commercial presence Mode 3 (FATS) No Mode 1 (BPM6 services) Mode 4 (BPM6 services) Presence of natural persons Source: Manual on Statistics of International Trade in Services 2010.

Assessment of baseline measures and indicators 1 Proposed measures of trade in services No. Baseline measure/indicator Source Mode 1 Mode 2 Mode 3 Mode 4 1 Cross-border trade in services IMF P P 2 Trade in services by sector IMF P P 3 Intra-APEC trade in services OECD P P 4 Services trade in value added OECD P P 5 Share of services in manufacturing exports OECD P P 6 Inward/ outward foreign affiliate trade in services statistics (FATS) National 7 Foreign direct investment in tertiary sector ITC P 8 Investment in services by sector ITC P 9 Number of arrivals/ departures WB P P 10 Intra and extra-apec departures UNWTO P P 11 Revealed comparative advantage (RCA) for services Source: APEC Policy Support Unit compilations. WTO P P P

Some examples Cross-border trade in services (Exports) Source: APEC Policy Support Unit computations based on data from IMF Balance of Payments Statistics. Average exports of services from 2011-2013 increased compared to average from 2008-2010. For APEC as a whole, CAGR from 2008 to 2013 was 5.03%.

Some examples Sectoral trade in services Exports (Average, 2011-2013) Source: APEC Policy Support Unit computations based on data from IMF Balance of Payments Statistics. Travel, transport and other business services are among the top service sectors across APEC economies. For some economies, top services include: financial, insurance and pension; and telecommunications, computer and information.

Some examples Inward FDI in tertiary sector (latest year) Outward FDI in tertiary sector (latest year) Note: Latest year varies between economies. It could be 2010, 2011 or 2012 Source: APEC Policy Support Unit computations based on data from ITC Investment Map Database. Note: Latest year varies between economies. It could be 2010, 2011 or 2012 Source: APEC Policy Support Unit computations based on data from ITC Investment Map Database.

Some examples International tourism arrivals (Average, 2011-2013 and CAGR, 2006-13) Source: APEC Policy Support computations based on data from World Bank World Development Indicators and Chinese Taipei Ministry of Transportation and Communications

Assessment of baseline measures and indicators 2 Indicators of regulatory conditions No. Baseline measure/indicator Source Mode 1 Mode 2 Mode 3 Mode 4 1 Services Trade Restrictiveness Index OECD P P P 2 FDI Regulatory Restrictiveness Index OECD P 3 Mutual Recognition Agreements (MRAs) National P 4 Intra-APEC visa restrictions National P 5 Ease of Doing Business Index WB P P P P 6 Networked Readiness Index WEF P P P P 7 Logistics Performance Index WB P P P P 8 Quality of overall infrastructure WEF P P P P 9 Tertiary school enrolment ratio WB P P P P Source: APEC Policy Support Unit compilations. Policy indicators (inputs to desired outcomes). More or less within government control.

Some examples Number of APEC economies requiring visa for nationals Source: APEC Policy Support Unit computations based on data from various national sources. Visa requirements among APEC economies vary. The number of APEC economies requiring visa for specific nationals can range from 1 to 17.

Some examples FDI equity restrictiveness index With the exception of Chile and New Zealand, FDI equity restrictions are higher in services (relative to all sectors).

Some examples Services Trade Restrictiveness Index (Two most restrictive sectors per economy) Source: APEC Policy Support Unit computations based on data from OECD Services Trade Restrictiveness Index (STRI) database.

Linkage between services and manufacturing Manufacturing exports and services restrictiveness The more restrictive services are, the lower manufacturing exports per capita are. Source: APEC Policy Support Unit computation based on OECD-WTO TiVA, OECD Services Trade Restrictiveness Index (STRI) and World Bank World Development Indicators databases.

Results Analysis of data shows that large variation exist between APEC economies in terms of: the importance of trade in services. the regulatory conditions that affect different modes of supply of services. the general business conditions that impact provision of services collectively. More importantly, there are data gaps and limitations (in terms of time, sub-sectors, comparability, etc.) in many of the baseline indicators and measures, which restrict the depth of analysis.

Note: A tick will be given even if the economy only has one data point. Source: APEC Policy Support Unit compilations. Summary of data availability 1 Proposed measures of trade in services

Foreign affiliates trade in services statistics (FATS) Only 8 economies have foreign affiliate trade in services statistics (FATS) data. With the exception of AUS and USA, each of these economies have either only inward or outward data. Categorization of services FATS and available years also vary among them.

Summary of data availability 2 Indicators of regulatory conditions Note: A tick will be given even if the economy only has one data point. Source: APEC Policy Support Unit compilations.

Recommendations for future evaluation To see a complete coverage of APEC economies in all the indicators by certain agreed timeline, i.e. fix data gaps going forward. To increase the number of economies with Services Trade Restrictiveness Index (STRI) and FDI Regulatory Restrictiveness Index (FDI RRI). If possible, all APEC economies should have a baseline STRI which can be reviewed after a five or ten-year period and correlated with outcome indicators. Multi-year capacity building for statistical agencies on how to compile harmonized/comparable data so that all APEC economies could report comparable statistics.