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09657: Proportion of the retail trade within the central business district and urban settlement (per cent) (M) 2010 - 2022

Erik Engelien, Statistics Norway
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Jørn Kristian Undelstvedt, Statistics Norway
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2023-12-04 08:00
Proportion of the trade within the central business district:
per cent
Proportion of the trade within urban settlements:
per cent
Proportion of the trade within the central business district:
31.12.
Proportion of the trade within urban settlements:
31.12.
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Retail trade (Nace 47) except internet trade. Adjustments in methodology and data lead to breaks in time series 2013, 2018 and 2022. See list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

Tables that use the new regional division also for the years before 2024.