We now have a clearer idea of just how much money people spend off-Island.
More feedback from the Household Income and Expenditure Survey has been published.
It shows households currently spend 18% of their weekly expenditure on off-Island goods and services; spending on recreation and culture marked the biggest proportion of spend abroad.
The voluntary survey was run for a year and collected data from over 900 households.
We found out more from Carl Hawker who works within Economic Affairs in the Cabinet Office:
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