BEA News: International Services (Expanded Detail), 2022 The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) has issued the following news release today: The trade in services statistics in BEA’s annual International Services tables—BEA’s most detailed trade in services statistics by service type and geographic area—are now available with statistics through 2022.

International Services (Expanded Detail)

International Services (Expanded Detail)

For 2022, U.S. exports of services were $928.5 billion, and U.S. imports of services were $696.7 billion. For 2020—the latest year for which statistics are available—services supplied to foreign persons through foreign affiliates of U.S. multinational enterprises (MNEs) were $1,649.7 billion, and services supplied to U.S. persons through U.S. affiliates of foreign MNEs were $1,179.3 billion. Affiliates supplied most of the services provided to foreign persons by the United States and to U.S. persons by foreign markets in 2020.

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• Current release: July 6, 2023
  U.S. trade in services detailed tables
• Next release: October 5, 2023
  Services supplied through affiliates

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What is International Services (Expanded Detail)?

Services supplied by and to the United States in either of two ways: trade between U.S. residents and residents of other countries, or services supplied by multinational enterprises through their U.S. or foreign affiliates.

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International Transactions, International Services, and International Investment Position Tables

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Legend: (A) Annual; (MNEs) Multinational Enterprises; (MOFAs) Majority-owned foreign affiliates; (MOUSAs) Majority-owned U.S. affiliates; (UBO) Ultimate beneficial owner; (ICT) Information and Communications Technology

Table 1.1. Services Supplied to Foreign and U.S. Persons Through Trade and Through Affiliates ((A) (1986-2022))

U.S. Trade in Services

Table 2.1. U.S. Trade in Services, by Type of Service ((A) (1999-2022))

Table 2.2. U.S. Trade in Services, by Type of Service and by Country or Affiliation ((A) (1999-2022))

Table 2.3. U.S. Trade in Services, by Country or Affiliation and by Type of Service ((A) (1999-2022))

Table 3.1. U.S. Trade in ICT and Potentially ICT-Enabled Services, by Type of Service ((A) (1999-2022))

Table 3.2. U.S. Trade in ICT and Potentially ICT-Enabled Services, by Type of Service and by Affiliation ((A) (1999-2022))

Table 3.3. U.S. Trade in ICT and Potentially ICT-Enabled Services, by Country or Affiliation ((A) (2006-2022))

Services Supplied Through Affiliates

Table 4.1. Services Supplied to Foreign Persons by U.S. MNEs Through Their MOFAs, by Industry of Affiliate and by Country of Affiliate ((A) (2004-2020))

Table 4.2. Services Supplied to Foreign Persons by U.S. MNEs Through Their MOFAs, by Country of Affiliate and by Destination ((A) (2004-2020))

Table 4.3. Services Supplied to Foreign Persons by U.S. MNEs Through Their MOFAs, by Industry of Affiliate and by Destination ((A) (2009-2020))

Table 4.4. Services Supplied to Foreign Persons by U.S. MNEs Through Their MOFAs, by Country of Affiliate and by Industry of Affiliate ((A) (2009,2013-2020))

Table 5.1. Services Supplied to U.S. Persons by Foreign MNEs Through Their MOUSAs, by Industry of Affiliate and by Country of UBO ((A) (2002-2020))

Table 5.2. Services Supplied to U.S. Persons by Foreign MNEs Through Their MOUSAs, by Country of UBO ((A) (2002-2020))

Table 5.3. Services Supplied to U.S. Persons by Foreign MNEs Through Their MOUSAs, by Industry of Affiliate ((A) (2002-2020))

Table 5.4. Services Supplied to U.S. Persons by Foreign MNEs Through Their MOUSAs, by Country of UBO and by Industry of Affiliate ((A) (2013-2020))

Characteristics of Firms that Trade Services (not updated to reflect current trade-in-services statistics)

Table 6.1. U.S. Trade in Selected Services, by Major Industry and by Service Type ((A) (2008-2017))

Table 6.2. U.S. Trade in Selected Services, by Service Type and by Firm Type ((A) (2008-2017))

MAG Air Quality Technical Advisory Committee Meeting Cancellation Notice

 The July 27, 2023 meeting of the MAG Air Quality Technical Advisory Committee has been canceled. This is posted on the MAG website at https://azmag.gov/Event/35947.

Ozone High Pollution Advisory issued for Thursday, July 6

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The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality has issued an Ozone High Pollution Advisory for Thursday, July 6, 2023.

Air Quality Technical Advisory Committee 7/27/2023 Meeting (Canceled)

 July 27, 2023, 1:30 PM

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• Air Quality Technical Advisory Committee 7/27/2023 Meeting Cancellation Memo

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After 27 years of service, Europe's venerable heavy lifter has rocketed into retirement.

"...The two-stage rocket was operated by Arianespace for ESA and CNES, the French space agency, and was built by Airbus Defence and Space. The Ariane 5 has gone through a handful of upgrades and has flown in five different configurations. The most recent versions, the Ariane 5 EC/A and ES, began operation in 2009. The predecessor design, the Ariane G5, launched from 2005 to 2009, after succeeding the short-lived G+ version, which launched three missions in 2004, and the premiere Ariane 5 G prior to that. 
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Development of the Ariane 5's replacement, the Ariane 6, has been proceeding for more than a decade. "Ariane 6 is a new launcher system, which will be more flexible, cost-efficient and serve more types of launches compared to Ariane 5," said an ESA representative. Europe’s new rocket will be designed to fly in two configurations, A62 and A64, which carry two and four solid rocket boosters, respectively.  

The European Ariane-5 heavy rocket lifts off from the Guyanese Space Center in Kourou, French Guyana on July 5, 2023. (Image credit: JODY AMIET/AFP via Getty Images)

Ariane 5 first launched in 1996 but failed to reach orbit on that debut, initiating an auto-destruct abort mid-flight. After that initial failure, the rocket became one of the world's most reliable launchers. Of Ariane 5's 117 missions and 239 payloads delivered to orbit, the launch vehicle has performed at a 96% success rate, according to ESA.  

Development of the Ariane 5's replacement, the Ariane 6, has been proceeding for more than a decade. "Ariane 6 is a new launcher system, which will be more flexible, cost-efficient and serve more types of launches compared to Ariane 5," said an ESA representative. Europe’s new rocket will be designed to fly in two configurations, A62 and A64, which carry two and four solid rocket boosters, respectively.  

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