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Oil and Gas Revenue Comparison to 2015-16

OIL & GAS
SCOTLAND/UK REVENUE COMPARISON

Scotland's geographic share of Oil and Gas revenue for 2015-16 was £60m despite an overall UK net loss of £24m due to PRT rebates. This has fallen from a peak in 1985-85 of £27,918m with total UK revenues for that year being £29,335m. In the last 30  years the highpoint in was in 2008-09 where Scotland's share of the revenue was £12,811m of a UK total of £13,723m
Scotland/UK Oil & Gas Revenue Comparison
Year UK Scotland
1980-81 11,959 11,822
1981-82 18,793 18,173
1982-83 21,119 20,719
1983-84 22,677 21,744
1984-85 29,335 27918
1985-86 26,178 24,247
1986-87 10,598 9,764
1987-88 9,700 8,920
1988-89 6,251 5,779
1989-90 4,339 3,755
1990-91 3,918 2,761
1991-92 1,571 1,033
1992-93 2,044 1,306
1993-94 1,872 1,418
1994-95 2,486 2,085
1995-96 3,363 2,731
1996-97 4,674 3,812
1997-98 4,565 3,460
1998-99 3,370 2,691
1999-00 3,431 2,865
2000-01 5,893 5,093
2001-02 7,106 6,081
2002-03 6,537 5,851
2003-04 5,342 4,734
2004-05 6,303 5,564
2005-06 11,190 9,873
2006-07 10,326 9,522
2007-08 8,426 7,763
2008-09 13,723 12,811
2009-10 6,467 6,203
2010-11 8,926 8,008
2011-12 11,502 10,191
2012-13 6,372 5,498
2013-14 4,765 4,076
2014-15 2,159 1,810
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REAL TERMS CALCULATIONS

The Real Terms calculations above are carried out using the HMT's deflator tables. There are a number of methods for measuring inflation, however when discussing public revenue and expenditure, typically the HMT's GDP deflator is used to calculate the real terms equivalent. We have provided an easy to use Calculator for your convenience here.

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