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Primary incomes
DefinisjonIncomes that accrue to resident institutional units as a consequence of their involvement in processes of production or ownerships of assets that are needed for purposes of production. Primary incomes thus include income from production, as well as financial incomes in the form of interests and dividends.
Statistisk enhetEnterprise
Emne09.01 - National accounts
TypeVariabeldefinisjon
SpråkEngelsk
Gyldig fra/-til1970-01-01 -
Pensionable income
DefinisjonPensionable income is the sum of personal income: wages and personal income: self-employment.
Statistisk enhetPerson
Emne05.01 - Income, property, taxes
TypeVariabeldefinisjon
SpråkEngelsk
Gyldig fra/-til1967-01-01 -
ISF-revenue from own health region
DefinisjonThe health enterprises income from ISF-revenue.
Statistisk enhetEnterprise
Emne03.02 - Health services
TypeVariabeldefinisjon
SpråkEngelsk
Gyldig fra/-til2002-01-01 -
Building loans
DefinisjonA building loan is a credit line which is approved for the building period. When the building period is over the loan is converted to an ordinary loan. Building loans are mainly given as business loans.
Statistisk enhetEnterprise
Emne10.13.10 - Financial institutions
TypeVariabeldefinisjon
SpråkEngelsk
DatoOpprettet: 2008-04-30Sist endret: 2008-11-25
Traditional exports
DefinisjonExports excluding ships, oil platforms, crude oil, condensates and natural gas
Statistisk enhetEnterprise
Emne09.05 - External trade
TypeVariabeldefinisjon
SpråkEngelsk
Gyldig fra/-til - 2013-02-28
Purchasing power parities (EU28=1)
DefinisjonPurchasing power parities are price level indicators which indicate the number of country A's currency units needed in country A in order to maintain the+B41 purchasing power of one currency unit of country B's currency in country B. For example, Norway's purchasing power parity indicates how many Norwegian kroner we need in Norway in order to maintain the purchasing power of one euro in EU28.
Statistisk enhetHousehold
Emne08.02 - Price- and cost indices, price level comparisons
TypeVariabeldefinisjon
SpråkEngelsk
Gyldig fra/-til2013-01-01 - 2020-06-21
Widow/widower pension recipients
DefinisjonNumber of pension recipients as surviving spouse.
Statistisk enhetPerson
Emne03.04.30 - Social security, social assistance and crime
TypeVariabeldefinisjon
SpråkEngelsk
DatoOpprettet: 2004-02-23Sist endret: 2011-11-14
Classification of Environmental Protection and Resource Management activities
BeskrivelseIt is a functional classification used to classifiy activities, products, outlays and other transactions whose primary purpose is environmental protection or resource management.
InnholdsfortegnelseActivity/goods/product/service
Emne -
TypeKlassifikasjon
SpråkEngelsk
Environmental Protection and Resource Management activities 2019-09
BeskrivelseClassification of environmental activities, including environmental protection and resource management
TypeKlassifikasjonsversjon
SpråkEngelsk
Gyldig fra/-til2019-09-01 -
Environmental Protection and Resource Management activities 2000
BeskrivelseCEPA is a functional classification used to classifiy activities, products, outlays and other transactions whose primary purpose is environmental protection. It is a hierarchic classification with 3 levels (level 1: 9 categories, level 2: 46 categories, level 3: 20 categories). Until now, Norway only produces statistics based on level 1.
TypeKlassifikasjonsversjon
SpråkEngelsk
Gyldig fra/-til2000-01-01 - 2019-09-01