Department stores
Department stores.
Who it buys from
Share of everything it buys, year to March 2020. Click an industry to see its profile.
Who buys from it
Share of its output. Blue: households, government, investment and exports; grey: other industries.
Where each $100 goes
Including what its suppliers, and their suppliers, pay out (cumulated primary input coefficients), year to March 2020.
Over time
Stats NZ publishes these for broader groups than the input-output tables, so each chart names the group it covers.
Output of retail trade
$ billion a year, inflation-adjusted (chain volume, seasonally adjusted)
Emissions from services excluding transport, postal, and warehousing
Million tonnes of CO₂ equivalent a year; 3.7% of New Zealand's total in the year to June 2026
Filled jobs in retail trade
Average over each year
Average hourly earnings
About these numbers
Industry here is one of the 109 industries in Stats NZ's input-output tables (working industries GH133). Buying and selling, and where each $100 goes, come from those tables for the year to March 2020, the latest published.
Exports are this year's goods exports, shared out to industries: each HS code is matched to input-output products (through the UN's product classification), then split between the industries that make each product, in proportion to how much they make. Services exports aren't included.
Output, emissions, jobs and pay are for the broader group shown on each chart.
Sources: Stats NZ input-output tables, overseas merchandise trade, GDP, greenhouse gas emissions (industry and household), Quarterly Employment Survey; UN Statistics Division correspondence tables.