牛津经济研究院-啤酒的全球经济足迹（英）-2025.2_31页_13mb

GDP Contribution: The global beer sector contributed $878 billion to worldwide GDP in 2023, representing 0.8% of the global economy or $1 in every $119 of global GDP.

Employment Impact: The beer sector supported an estimated 33 million jobs, with 11.9 million directly supported by global brewers and 21.2 million through the downstream value chain.

Tax Revenues: The beer industry generated $376 billion in global tax revenues, including $163 billion in sales taxes, excises, and VAT, plus corporation, labor, and other taxes.

Sectoral Distribution: Key industries supported include agriculture (6.4 million jobs), wholesale and retail trade (4.8 million jobs), business services (1.8 million jobs), and transportation and storage (1.4 million jobs).

Economic Growth: The beer industry’s economic footprint grew by 27% in low and lower-middle-income countries since 2015, becoming a key driver of economic activity in these markets.

Global Reach: The beer sector’s economic influence is present in local communities, with 86% of brewers’ supplies purchased from businesses in domestic countries.

Supply Chain Impact: Beer production stimulates further economic activity through supply chains, with investments contributing an additional $171 billion to global GDP.

Historical Growth: From 2015 to 2023, the global beer sector’s GDP contribution increased by 16%, with some high-income countries experiencing slight declines, while lower-income nations saw significant gains.