Topic: National accounts and business cycles
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Index of household consumption of goods
Weak increase in household consumption of goods
volume index, household consumption (for example car purchase, food consumption, electricity consumption)
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Health accounts
Health expenditure a stable share of GDP
health care expenditures, health services (for example medical services, rehabilitation, nursing home services), financing sources (for example establishments, national insurance, own risk), satellite accounts, hospital services, own risk
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Upturn moderates
Activity growth in the Norwegian economy fell towards the end of 2012 and is expected to show a moderate development going forward. In the short term, domestic demand will stimulate growth. Internationally, the development is expected to be even w...
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Balance of payments
NOK 414 billion yearly current account surplus
current balance, direct investments, operational and capital accounts, financial accounts, investment abroad, foreign investment, transactions, stocks, financial assets, liabilities, portofolio investment, financial investments, revaluations, current account balance, balance of income and current transfers, reinvested earnings, net assets, imports, exports
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Annual non-financial sector accounts, national accounts
National income exceeds NOK 2 500 billion
general government, non-financial enterprises, financial enterprises, households, non-profit organisations, production, production price, operating profit, income, saving, saving rate, disposable income, FISM, net financial investments, dividends
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Annual national accounts
Solid growth in Norwegian economy from 2011 to 2012
gross domestic product, GDP, value added, GDP per capita, gross national income, export, import, wage costs, annual salary, man-labour years, man-hours, employees, capital stock, gross investments, household consumption, consumption in non-profit organisations, public consumption, material production, service production, input-output tables, oil investments, mainland Norway
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Quarterly non-financial sector accounts, national accounts
High household saving
households, non-profit organisations, disposable income, disposable real income, saving rate, income, expenditures, savings, FISIM, net financial investments, dividends
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Quarterly national accounts
Dampened growth in mainland economy
gross domestic product, GDP, value added, gross product by industry, gross investments, household consumption, consumption in non-profit organisations, public consumption, material production, service production, export, import, wage costs, employment, man-hours, oil investments, mainland Norway
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National accounts and the environment
More emission-efficient output in Norway
environmental accounts, economic activity, production by industry, emission efficiency, emission intensity by industry, gross product by industry, disconnection, satellite accounts
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Statistical yearbook of Norway 2012
Statistical yearbook 131st issue
The yearbook presents the main trends in official statistics in most areas of society.
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Regional accounts
Oil-related industries affect the distribution of value added between counties
gross domestic product, GDP, value added, GDP per capita, gross investments, household consumption, household income, disposible income, gross product by industry, wage costs, employees
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Satellite account for non-profit institutions
Value added in non-profit institutions surpasses NOK 100 billion
voluntary work, voluntary communal work, value added.
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History of national accounts in Norway
Social and economic studies 113
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Revised national accounts figures 1970-2010
Statistics Norway has just carried out a main revision of national accounts.
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Capital has most tourism
Tourists spend more than NOK 110 billion in Norway. Almost NOK 3 out of every NOK 10 is spent in the capital city of Oslo and the neighbouring county Akershus.
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