NMPA_International_Survey_12th_Edition

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REPRODUCTION-BASED INCOME In 2001, reproduction-based income totaled just below $2.42 billion, a decrease of 11.6% from 2000. The decline reflects losses in all three main sub-sectors of reproduction-based income: phono-mechanicals, synchronization/transcription, and private copying. Revenues from phono-mechanicals fell by 13.1% to $1.73 billion, while revenues from synchronization decreased by 7.6% to $619.2 million. As predicted in the report covering 2000, discouraging world record sales figures for 2001 released by IFPI were a major factor; as piracy continues to rise and legitimate sales continue to fall, these revenues are unlikely to show positive growth in the near future. Revenues from private copying also fell, down nearly 9% in 2001 to $65.4 million. Private copying accounted for 2.7% of reproduction-based income,up slightly from the 2.6% it accounted for in 2000.Synchronization accounted for 25.6% (compared with 24.5% in 2000) and phono-mechanical royalties 71.6% (compared with 72.8%). There were no significant changes in the rates of phono-mechanical royalties paid across the world in 2001. In Continental Europe,the rate was 9.009% of Published Price to Dealers (PPD),although this was subject to various discounts negotiated at the national level.In most of Latin America,the figure was between 8% and 8.5% of PPD; Mexico’s rate sets 8% of PPD for cassettes but 7.5% of PPD for CDs. Several countries in Southeast Asia (including Hong Kong, South Korea and Singapore) use a percentage of retail-selling price (RSP),with the adjusted retail price (ARP) in Japan rising from a 5.6% rate to 6%. Taiwan uses a combination of 5.4% of PPD and 6.25% of RSP. The United States and Canada are the only countries where the rate is calculated in cents per track rather than as a percentage of the price. The table giving details of the Mechanical Royalty Rates for the 2001 Survey Period lists is on page 18. Among the largest national markets for reproduction-based income, the U.K. and Germany swapped the third and fourth slots from 2000.Australia/New Zealand moved up from tenth place to eighth in 2001,dropping The Netherlands from eighth to ninth. Canada moved up from eleventh place to tenth. Mexico, which finished ninth in 2000, fell to eleventh in 2001. NMPA INTERNATIONAL SURVEY TWELTH EDITION RESULTS OF SURVEY Chart 6 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 655 USA 351 Japan 2001 REPRODUCTION-BASED INCOME ($ MILLIONS) 322 319 Germany United Kingdom 167 France 114 Spain 74 Italy 57 53 The Netherlands Australia/N.Z. 44 Canada 264 36 Other Territories 14
DISTRIBUTION-BASED INCOME Sales of printed music and income from the rental and public lending of CDs and videocassettes increased in 2001, by 4.7% to $804.8 million.The sector accounts for about 12% of the world publishing market. Printed music sales worldwide rose by 5% to $767.2 million. The leading national markets for scores and songbooks remained the U.S. and Germany, which collectively at $479 million account for over 62% of the income from this sector. However, the total given in the Master Survey table undoubtedly understates the size of the global printed music market because there is no central source of data for this sector in many countries. The bulk of the industry’s rental income is still derived from Japan, where there continues to be a large number of rental stores. In 2001, at $28.79 million, Japan accounted for 76.4% of revenues from this sector. However, Japan’s total represents a 6.7% decline from 2000, reflecting losses due to piracy, Internet downloading and increased consumer spending in other entertainment sectors. Chart 7 2001 DISTRIBUTION-BASED INCOME ($ MILLIONS) 350 332 300 250 200 150 100 Chart 8 50 0 USA North America 32.1% 154 Germany Eastern Europe 2.3% 73 United Kingdom South America 2.3% 61 France 50 29 26 23 21 19 18 Switzerland The Netherlands Japan 2001 COMPARISON BY REGION Africa/Middle East 0.2% Italy Sweden 36 Other Territories Canada Australasia (including Japan) 13.7% European Union 49.4% NMPA INTERNATIONAL SURVEY TWELTH EDITION RESULTS OF SURVEY Australa Africa/M South A North A Eastern Europea 15
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Page 4 and 5: Preface The National Music Publishe
Page 6 and 7: Executive Summary This is the NMPA
Page 8 and 9: Following a solid 14% growth in rev
Page 10 and 11: Table 6 Master Survey Data 2001 INT
Page 12 and 13: Table 7 Flat Exchange Rates 2001 IN
Page 14 and 15: Chart 4 22 Other Countries Ireland
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