The Isle of Man has seen its 31st successive year of growth.
£4.32 billion was made in Gross Domestic Product in 2013/14; growing the economy by 4.5 per cent.
Information and communication technology; which grew at a rate of 58 per cent, and e-gaming - growing at 30 per cent - are being referred to as 'the main drivers'.
Retail and tourist accommodation suffered, though - which government says is indicative of losses which occurred earlier that year.
Released as part of the latest national income report; Chief Minister Allan Bell says it makes for an interesting read:
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