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Figures were corrected 18 June at 8 pm.regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).regionR7 18 Nordland, 19 Troms, 20 Finnmark and other Norwegian areaOther Norwegian territories= Svalbard, Jan Mayen and the Norwegian continental shelf.

Figures from 2017 onwards are preliminary.Figures were corrected 9 September 2015 at 2 pm.

Figures from 2017 onwards are preliminary.contentsReal wage. Annual earnings in 2010-prices (NOK 1 000)Price-growth in households and NPISH consumption expenditure according to the national accounts has been utilized when deflating annual earningsReal wage. Annual earnings in 2010-prices. Change from previous year (per cent)Price-growth in households and NPISH consumption expenditure according to the national accounts has been utilized when deflating annual earningsReal wage. Annual earnings in 2010-prices. Index (2010=100)Price-growth in households and NPISH consumption expenditure according to the national accounts has been utilized when deflating annual earnings

As from the inventory cycle 2005-2009 areas above the coniferous forest line are also included.regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

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regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian) .sexFor 2015 is sex unknown for 38 children. Total is therefore higher than the distribution of sex for some regions, ownership and type of institutions.sexFor 2014 is sex unknown for 5 children. Total is thefore higher than the distribution of sex for some regions and ownership.

regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).type of authorityFrom 2015 placements after Child welfare Act Section 5A-1 are withdrawn from the category Care to a separate category; Stay in a care centre for minors.type of authorityFor 2014 is type of authority unknown for 23 children. 'Total' is therefore higher than the distribution of type of stay for some regions and ownership.

Maternity homes are from 2010 included in the number of beds.regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

From 2008 are institutions previously own by Trondheim municipality included in region Midt-Norge.The quality of the data-source for child care institutions in the Oslo municipality has been improved during 2010. This improvement resulted in a decrease in man-years for the institutions in total. If the figures for Oslo municipality are excluded, the increase in 2010 of man-years for the country in total was 2.7 per cent, instead of 1.1 per cent.regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).contentsOperating expenditures per treatment daysOperating expenditure per bed day for the whole country in the categories ideal private institutions and other private institutions, does not include figures for Oslo and Trondheim for the years 2007 and 2008.

From 2008 are institutions previously own by Trondheim municipality included in region Midt-Norge.The quality of the data-source for child care institutions in the Oslo municipality has been improved during 2010. This improvement resulted in a decrease in man-years for the institutions in total. If the figures for Oslo municipality are excluded, the increase in 2010 of man-years for the country in total was 2.7 per cent, instead of 1.1 per cent.regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian) .region18 Nordland, 19 Troms, 20 Finnmark and other Norwegian areaOther Norwegian territories= Svalbard, Jan Mayen and the Norwegian continental shelf.happySales space (m²)Only for industry 47 (5-yearly, first year 2009)

regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian) .regionR7 18 Nordland, 19 Troms, 20 Finnmark and other Norwegian areaOther Norwegian territories= Svalbard, Jan Mayen and the Norwegian continental shelf.

As of 2017 the reference year is 2015=100. See the closed time series 03363 for figures including 2015 after the old classification of delivery sector with 1998=100.

As of 2017 the reference year is 2015=100. See the closed time series 03362 for figures through 2015 after the old classification of delivery sector with 1998=100.

Consumer Price Index, by month (2015=100) 1920 - 2019, NorwayAs of 2017 the reference year is 2015=100. See the completed time series for published rates of change figures through 2016 with 1998=100.

As of 2017 the reference year is 2015=100. Rates of change calculated from the 2015=100 series may differ from previously published rates of change where reference year differs. The deviations are mainly due to rounding effects. See the completed time series 11446 for published rates of change figures through 2016 with 1998=100. As of January 2016, EUROSTAT's consumer classification (ECOICOP) is applied - an extended classification at the detailed level.contentsConsumer Price Index (weights)The weights does not always sum to 1000.0 due to rounding effects. As of January 2011, the CPI weights are based on the National Accounts. The weights up to July 1999 were based on an old consumer classification, as of August 1999 COICOP was introduced as a new international classification. The weights after old classification were regrouped, hence no direct comparison can be made for weights between the period 1979-July 1999 and as of August 1999.

As of 2017 the reference year is 2015=100. Rates of change calculated from the 2015=100 series may differ from previously published rates of change where reference year differs. The deviations are mainly due to rounding effects. See the completed time series 11450 for published rates of change figures through 2016 with 1998=100. As of January 2016, EUROSTAT's consumer classification (ECOICOP) is applied - an extended classification at the detailed level.

As of 2017 the reference year is 2015=100. See the completed time series 11452 for published indices including 2016 with 1998=100.

As of 2017 the reference year is 2015=100. See the completed time series for published rates of change figures through 2016 with 1998=100.

contentsHoldings, totalEksclusive greenhouses. Refer to total number of holdings in the survey year.

contentsHoldings, totalEksclusive greenhouses. Refer to total number of holdings in the survey year.

As from 2015, the statistics on man-years are based on new data sources.

As from 2015, the statistics on man-years are based on new data sources.

As from 2015, the statistics on man-years are based on new data sources.

Figures from 2017 onwards are preliminary.

As of 2017 the reference year is 2015=100. See the completed time series 11448 for figures through 2016 with July 1999=100.

As of 2017 the reference year is 2015=100. See the completed time series 05331 for published rates of change through 2015 with July 1999=100.

As of 2017 the reference year is 2015=100. See the completed time series 05332 for published rates of change figures including 2015 with July 1999=100.

CPI-AE=CPI excluding energy products, CPI-AEL=CPI excluding electricity, CPI-AT=CPI adjusted for tax changes, CPI-ATE=CPI adjusted for tax changes and excluding energy products. The time series for CPI-JE and CPI-JEL originate to 1995 (1998=100), while the CPI-AT and CPI-ATE time series starts in 2003 (July 1999=100). As of 2017 the reference year is 2015=100. Rates of change calculated from series where 2015=100 may differ from previously published rates of change calculated on series with different reference years. The deviations are mainly due to rounding effects. For published rates of change through 2016 with reference period 1998=100, see the completed time series 11451.

CPI-AE=CPI excluding energy products, CPI-AEL=CPI excluding electricity, CPI-AT=CPI adjusted for tax changes, CPI-ATE=CPI adjusted for tax changes and excluding energy products. The time series for CPI-JE and CPI-JEL originate to 1995 (1998=100), while the CPI-AT and CPI-ATE time series starts in 2003 (July 1999=100). As of 2017 the reference year is 2015=100. Rates of change calculated from series where 2015=100 may differ from previously published rates of change calculated on series with different reference years. The deviations are mainly due to rounding effects. For published rates of change through 2016 with reference period 1998=100, see the completed time series 11451.

See list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

From 2003, the figures on man-years in the public dental health service are based on register-based personnel data. From 2015, all register-based personnel statistics have a new data source, called a-ordningen.regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

Data on the reasons for immigration include foreign-born that immigrated to Norway for the first time in 1990 or later, as non-Nordic citizens.For many immigrants SSB has no information about their level of education. From 2014 figures include an estimated level of education for missing values for these immigrants. For more information see About the statistics.level of educationUpper secondary educationUpper secondary education includes intermediate level courses based on completed upper secondary level, but which are not accredited as tertiary education.Upper secondary educationIncludes intermediate level courses based on completed upper secondary level, but which are not accredited as tertiary education.Tertiary vocational educationIncludes intermediate level courses based on completed upper secondary level, but which are not accredited as higher education.Tertiary education, shortHigher education, short, comprises higher education up to 4 years in duration.Tertiary education, longHigher education, long, comprises higher education more than 4 years in duration. PhD is not included.

Employed persons at work and actual working hours (hours per week) do not include those who were temporarily absent from work the whole reference week.Parents, number of children under the age of 18 and age of the youngest children are defined on the basis of information from the Population Register as of 1 January after the statistics year. Parents are defined as persons who are not themselves defined as children in the family (ie family reference person or his/hers partner) and registered in a family where there are also registered at least one child under the age of 18.

Employed persons at work and actual working hours (hours per week) do not include those who were temporarily absent from work the whole reference week.Parents, number of children under the age of 18 and age of the youngest children are defined on the basis of information from the Population Register as of 1 January after the statistics year. Parents are defined as persons who are not themselves defined as children in the family (ie family reference person or his/hers partner) and registered in a family where there are also registered at least one child under the age of 18.

Employed persons at work and actual working hours (hours per week) do not include those who were temporarily absent from work the whole reference week.Parents, number of children under the age of 18 and age of the youngest children are defined on the basis of information from the Population Register as of 1 January after the statistics year. Parents are defined as persons who are not themselves defined as children in the family (ie family reference person or his/hers partner) and registered in a family where there are also registered at least one child under the age of 18.

Parents, number of children under the age of 18 and age of the youngest children are defined on the basis of information from the Population Register as of 1 January after the statistics year. Parents are defined as persons who are not themselves defined as children in the family (ie family reference person or his/hers partner) and registered in a family where there are also registered at least one child under the age of 18.contractual/usual working hours per weekEmployed persons with unspecified contractual/usual working hours are not identified as a separate category in the table, but are part of the 'Employed persons in total' group. Employed persons with unspecified contractual/usual working hours are not included in the denominator in the calculation of the percentage of employed persons on short part-time, long part-time, etc.contractual/usual working hours per weekEmployed persons with unspecified contractual/usual working hours are not identified as a separate category in the table, but are part of the 'Employed persons in total' group. Employed persons with unspecified contractual/usual working hours are not included in the denominator in the calculation of the percentage of employed persons on short part-time, long part-time, etc.contents: Employed persons (1 000 persons) , contractual/usual working hours per week: Full-time. 37-39 hoursLong part-time = 20-36 working hours, with exception of persons with 32-36 working hours who classify themselves as full-time employed. Full-time = 37-39 working hours, including the exceptions mentioned above.contents: Population (per cent) , contractual/usual working hours per week: Long part-time. 20-36 hoursLong part-time = 20-36 working hours, with exception of persons with 32-36 working hours who classify themselves as full-time employed. Full-time = 37-39 working hours, including the exceptions mentioned above.

Parents, number of children under the age of 18 and age of the youngest children are defined on the basis of information from the Population Register as of 1 January after the statistics year. Parents are defined as persons who are not themselves defined as children in the family (ie family reference person or his/hers partner) and registered in a family where there are also registered at least one child under the age of 18.contractual/usual working hours per weekEmployed persons with unspecified contractual/usual working hours are not identified as a separate category in the table, but are part of the 'Employed persons in total' group. Employed persons with unspecified contractual/usual working hours are not included in the denominator in the calculation of the percentage of employed persons on short part-time, long part-time, etc.contractual/usual working hours per weekEmployed persons with unspecified contractual/usual working hours are not identified as a separate category in the table, but are part of the 'Employed persons in total' group. Employed persons with unspecified contractual/usual working hours are not included in the denominator in the calculation of the percentage of employed persons on short part-time, long part-time, etc.contents: Employed persons (1 000 persons) , contractual/usual working hours per week: Long part-time. 20-36 hoursLong part-time = 20-36 working hours, with exception of persons with 32-36 working hours who classify themselves as full-time employed. Full-time = 37-39 working hours, including the exceptions mentioned above.contents: Population (per cent) , contractual/usual working hours per week: Full-time. 37-39 hoursLong part-time = 20-36 working hours, with exception of persons with 32-36 working hours who classify themselves as full-time employed. Full-time = 37-39 working hours, including the exceptions mentioned above.

Part-time = 1-36 hours, with exception of persons with 32-36 hours who classify themselves as full-time employed. Full-time = 37 or more hours, and the cases mentioned above.

Part-time = 1-36 hours, with exception of persons with 32-36 hours who classify themselves as full-time employed. Full-time = 37 or more hours, and the cases mentioned above.

There was a change in the LFS from January 2006, where the age limit was lowered from 16 to 15 years. In order to compare the figures for 2006 with the previous years, figures for 2006 have also been published based on the old method.There may be occasional breaks in the time series of man-weeks worked due to public holidays (movable feasts).The figures by old and new definition for man-weeks worked/actual working hours not only reflect changes concerning age, but also changes in the questionnaire. In 1st quarter 2006 half of the sample got the old version of the questions about actual working hours, and the rest of sample the new version.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .contentsEmployed persons total (1 000 persons)Employed persons at work and actual working hours (hours per week) do not include those who were temporarily absent from work the whole reference week.

There was a change in the LFS from January 2006, where the age limit was lowered from 16 to 15 years. In order to compare the figures for 2006 with the previous years, figures for 2006 have also been published based on the old method.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .

There was a change in the LFS from January 2006, where the age limit was lowered from 16 to 15 years. In order to compare the figures for 2006 with the previous years, figures for 2006 have also been published based on the old method.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .

The survey covers persons aged 15-74 years.

The survey covers persons aged 15-74 years.

The survey covers persons aged 15-74 years.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .

The survey covers persons aged 15-74 years.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .

Short part-time = 1-19 working hours. Long part-time = 20-36 working hours, with exception of persons with 32-36 working hours who classify themselves as full-time employed. Full-time = 37 or more working hours, including the exceptions mentioned above. There may be occasional breaks in the time series of man-weeks worked due to public holidays (movable feasts).There may be occasional breaks in the time series of man-weeks worked due to public holidays (movable feasts).The survey covers persons aged 15-74 years.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .

Short part-time = 1-19 working hours. Long part-time = 20-36 working hours, with exception of persons with 32-36 working hours who classify themselves as full-time employed. Full-time = 37 or more working hours, including the exceptions mentioned above. There may be occasional breaks in the time series of man-weeks worked due to public holidays ( movable feasts).There may be occasional breaks in the time series of man-weeks worked due to public holidays (movable feasts).The survey covers persons aged 15-74 years.

The survey covers persons aged 15-74 years.regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

Short part-time = 1-19 working hours. Long part-time = 20-36 working hours, with exception of persons with 32-36 working hours who classify themselves as full-time employed. Full-time = 37 or more working hours, including the exceptions mentioned above. There may be occasional breaks in the time series of man-weeks worked due to public holidays ( movable feasts).

Short part-time = 1-19 working hours. Long part-time = 20-36 working hours, with exception of persons with 32-36 working hours who classify themselves as full-time employed. Full-time = 37 or more working hours, including the exceptions mentioned above. There may be occasional breaks in the time series of man-weeks worked due to public holidays ( movable feasts).

The survey covers persons aged 15-74 years.

The survey covers persons aged 15-74 years.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .

The survey covers persons aged 15-74 years.

The survey covers persons aged 15-74 years.

The survey covers persons aged 15-74 years.

The survey covers persons aged 15-74 years.

The survey covers persons aged 15-74 years.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .level of educationUpper secondary educationUpper secondary education includes intermediate level courses based on completed upper secondary level, but which are not accredited as tertiary education.

The survey covers persons aged 15-74 years.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .level of educationUpper secondary educationUpper secondary education includes intermediate level courses based on completed upper secondary level, but which are not accredited as tertiary education.

From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .

The survey covers persons aged 15-74 years.

The survey covers persons aged 15-74 years.

Employed persons at work and actual working hours (hours per week) do not include those who were temporarily absent from work the whole reference week.

There was a change in the LFS from January 2006, where the age limit was lowered from 16 to 15 years. In order to compare the figures for 2006 with the previous years, figures for 2006 have also been published based on the old method.There may be occasional breaks in the time series of man-weeks worked due to public holidays (movable feasts).The figures by old and new definition for man-weeks worked/actual working hours not only reflect changes concerning age, but also changes in the questionnaire. In 1st quarter 2006 half of the sample got the old version of the questions about actual working hours, and the rest of sample the new version.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .contentsEmployed persons (1 000 persons)Employed persons at work and actual working hours (hours per week) do not include those who were temporarily absent from work the whole reference week.

Some persons need adaptations at more than one field, and therefore the figures do not sum up to the number of employees.

'Ordinary hours' are Monday-Friday 6 am-6 pm.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .work hours arrangementWork `outside ordinary hours¿ is limited to defining regularly work outside ordinary hours, consequently not such work carried out occasionally. work hours arrangementWork `outside ordinary hours¿ is limited to defining regularly work outside ordinary hours, consequently not such work carried out occasionally.

'Ordinary hours' are Monday-Friday 6 am-6 pm.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .work hours arrangementWork `outside ordinary hours¿ is limited to defining regularly work outside ordinary hours, consequently not such work carried out occasionally. work hours arrangementWork `outside ordinary hours¿ is limited to defining regularly work outside ordinary hours, consequently not such work carried out occasionally.

'Ordinary hours' are Monday-Friday 6 am-6 pm.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .work hours arrangementWork `outside ordinary hours¿ is limited to defining regularly work outside ordinary hours, consequently not such work carried out occasionally. work hours arrangementWork `outside ordinary hours¿ is limited to defining regularly work outside ordinary hours, consequently not such work carried out occasionally.

'Ordinary hours' are Monday-Friday 6 am-6 pm.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .work hours arrangementWork `outside ordinary hours¿ is limited to defining regularly work outside ordinary hours, consequently not such work carried out occasionally. work hours arrangementWork `outside ordinary hours¿ is limited to defining regularly work outside ordinary hours, consequently not such work carried out occasionally.

Some persons need adaptations at more than one field, and therefore the figures do not sum up to the number of employees.

Employees with temporary jobs is counted as share of all employees.

The survey covers persons aged 15-74 years.

The survey covers persons aged 15-74 years.

There was a change in the LFS from January 2006, where the age limit was lowered from 16 to 15 years. In order to compare the figures for 2006 with the previous years, figures for 2006 have also been published based on the old method.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .

There was a change in the LFS from January 2006, where the age limit was lowered from 16 to 15 years. In order to compare the figures for 2006 with the previous years, figures for 2006 have also been published based on the old method.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .

From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .

From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .

'Ordinary hours' are Monday-Friday 6 am-6 pm.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .contentsEmployees (per cent)Share of number of employees in total, of employees working full-time or of employees working part-time

'Ordinary hours' are Monday-Friday 6am-6pm.One person may have several working time schedules.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .

'Ordinary hours' are Monday-Friday 6am-6pm.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .

contentsRegistered unemployed (1 000 persons), seasonally adjustedFrom November 2018, these are pure monthly figures, not 3-month moving average. They are not corrected for the break in 2018, and NAV figures is therefore not comparable before and after the break.Registered unemployed + government measures (1 000 persons), seasonally adjustedFrom November 2018, these are pure monthly figures, not 3-month moving average. They are not corrected for the break in 2018, and NAV figures is therefore not comparable before and after the break.

These figures are the quarterly averages of seasonally adjusted monthly figures, and correspond to figures of 3-months moving average in StatBank table 08930 and 08931 for the middle month of the quarter. Before 2006 the target population was persons aged 16-74 with permanent residence in Norway.

New estimates of emissions from aviation and industry are under development. This may lead to changes in the time series when publishing final numbers 2018. Due to rounding error, the total may not match the sum of subgroups.regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian) .

See list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

YBecause of small annual samples the household budget surveys (HBS) of the period 1997 to 2009 three and three years are put together, calculated to the last year's prices. To simplify the table, it is referred to the last year of each three-year period. Eg. year 2000 and 2009 means the periods 1998-2000 and 2007-2009 calculated to the year 2000 and 2009. This does not apply for the HBS 2012 which has a much larger sample

The components in constant prices do not add up to the totals due to separate chaining of the different levels.Figures from 2017 onwards are preliminary.

Unadjusted figures from the base year (final annual accounts) are preliminary.In the time series in volume, the figures from the base year and onwards are fixed price figures while data prior to the base year are chained volume figures. This implies that additivity in volume is lost prior to the base year.

If a search in the StatBank does not return any result, this does not necessarily mean that there is no trade with a particular good, or that the commodity number or the country code is not valid in the particular period. The reason could also be that confidentiality implies that the figures for this commodity can not be published. Information about the validity and annual changes in the commodity numbers can be found at Revised import figures on snuff .24039991 (q1=kg, q2=none) Subgroup of: 240399 Chewing tobacco, snuff and other manufactured tobacco ...Import figures on commodity number 2403.9990 and 2403.9991 in the period 2005-2013 is wrong, revised figures are available at Revised import figures on snuff .

If a search in the StatBank does not return any result, this does not necessarily mean that there is no trade or that the country code is not valid in the particular period. A zero (0) could also imply that the figures are confidential or that the value is less than half of the unit used. From 2006 on the following countries had their belonging to continent changed - Cyprus from Asia to Europe, and Armenia, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan from Europe to Asia. The total for Trade are/continent includes this change - while in the selections of countries in the pull-down menu for European/Asian countries it is the present classification that will be shown for the whole time period (Cypros belonging to Europe and the other countries to Asia). Statistics Norway do not publish figures for the trade region previously Comecon after 2011. For more information, see About the statisticsMonthly figures are released on the 15th of the month after the observation period (the previous month), or the first subsequent working day. These figures are preliminary. Corresponding yearly figures are published together with the monthly figures for December. With regard to the current year, all the monthly figures are updated in every publication. Final figures for the preceding year are released twice. For the first time in May the following year, while the corrected final figures are published in May one year later.countryEUCroatia is included in the trade with the EU from 2014 on.Palestine (2013-)Previously: West Bank/Gaza Stripe (2001-2012)

If a search in the StatBank does not return any result, this does not necessarily mean that there is no trade or that the country code is not valid in the particular period. A zero (0) could also imply that the figures are confidential or that the value is less than half of the unit used. From 2006 on the following countries had their belonging to continent changed - Cyprus from Asia to Europe, and Armenia, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan from Europe to Asia. The total for Trade are/continent includes this change - while in the selections of countries in the pull-down menu for European/Asian countries it is the present classification that will be shown for the whole time period (Cypros belonging to Europe and the other countries to Asia). Statistics Norway do not publish figures for the trade region previously Comecon after 2011. For more information, see About the statisticsMonthly figures are released on the 15th of the month after the observation period (the previous month), or the first subsequent working day. These figures are preliminary. Corresponding yearly figures are published together with the monthly figures for December. With regard to the current year, all the monthly figures are updated in every publication. Final figures for the preceding year are released twice. For the first time in May the following year, while the corrected final figures are published in May one year later.countryEUCroatia is included in the trade with the EU from 2014 on.Palestine (2013-)Previously: West Bank/Gaza Stripe (2001-2012)

The components in constant prices do not add up to the totals due to separate chaining of the different levels.Figures from 2017 onwards are preliminary.

The components in constant prices do not add up to the totals due to separate chaining of the different levels.Figures from 2017 onwards are preliminary.

Unadjusted figures from the base year (final annual accounts) are preliminary.In the time series in volume, the figures from the base year and onwards are fixed price figures while data prior to the base year are chained volume figures. This implies that additivity in volume is lost prior to the base year.

The components in constant prices do not add up to the totals due to separate chaining of the different levels.Figures from 2017 onwards are preliminary.

The components in constant prices do not add up to the totals due to separate chaining of the different levels.Figures from 2017 onwards are preliminary.

Unadjusted figures from the base year (final annual accounts) are preliminary.In the time series in volume, the figures from the base year and onwards are fixed price figures while data prior to the base year are chained volume figures. This implies that additivity in volume is lost prior to the base year.

The components in constant prices do not add up to the totals due to separate chaining of the different levels.Figures from 2017 onwards are preliminary.

contentsConstant 2016-prices. Rolling three-month sum. Seasonally adjusted (NOK million)Rolling three months is calculated by summing the observation month with the previous two months. For example, July is the sum of the period May to July.Change in volume. Rolling three-month sum. Seasonally adjusted (per cent)Rolling three-month growth is calculated by comparing a three-month period with the previous three-month period, for example growth in May to July compared with February to April.

Unadjusted figures from the base year (final annual accounts) are preliminary.In the time series in volume, the figures from the base year and onwards are fixed price figures while data prior to the base year are chained volume figures. This implies that additivity in volume is lost prior to the base year.

 

See list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

For more information on labour market flows, please see documentation from Eurostat .change in labour force statusEmployed in both periodsThe group 'employed in both periods' consists of people who are still employed, whether or not people have changed jobs.

The figures are rounded off.regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

Footnote (s): Price is per square meter useful floor space. Exact definition can be found in NS 3940.Figures for 2009, 2010 and 1st quarter 2011 were revised 29.09.2011.Figures for the 1st quarter of 2017, for South Eastern Norway and the whole country, were revised 4th May 2017.

Footnote (s): Price is per square meter useful floor space. Exact definition can be found in NS 3940.Figures for 2009, 2010 and 1st quarter 2011 were revised 29.09.2011.Figures for the 1st quarter of 2017, for South Eastern Norway and the whole country, were revised 4th May 2017.regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

Footnote (s): Price is per square meter useful floor space. Exact definition can be found in NS 3940.Figures for 2009-2010 were revised 29.09.2011.Figures for the 1st quarter of 2017, for South Eastern Norway and the whole country, were revised 4th May 2017.regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

Figures on overtime before and after 2006 are not comparable due to a major revision of the LFS. See 'About the statistics' for more information.

Figures on overtime before and after 2006 are not comparable due to a major revision of the LFS. See 'About the statistics' for more information.

Figures on overtime before and after 2006 are not comparable due to a major revision of the LFS. See 'About the statistics' for more information.

Figures on overtime before and after 2006 are not comparable due to a major revision of the LFS. See 'About the statistics' for more information.level of education3-5 Upper secondary educationUpper secondary education includes intermediate level courses based on completed upper secondary level, but which are not accredited as tertiary education.

Figures on overtime before and after 2006 are not comparable due to a major revision of the LFS. See 'About the statistics' for more information.

See list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).contentsArea of fully cultivated meadow (decares)The area of fully cultivated meadow estimated from the annual sample surveys of agriculture and forestry, and will differ from the official area of fully cultivated meadow

The components in constant prices do not add up to the totals due to separate chaining of the different levels.Figures from 2017 onwards are preliminary.contentsGross domestic productGross national produkt is calculated in market value.

Each region represent a province.The table base is changed. In 2010, only the largest companies transports were in, while as of 2015, all domestic transport are included.Forvaltningsreformen Fra og med 2010 overtok fylkene ansvaret for om lag 17 000 kilometer øvrig riksvei, som et ledd i forvaltningsreformen. Dette fører til at enkelte indikatorer i større eller mindre grad ikke er direkte sammenliknbare med tidligere år.

The components in constant prices do not add up to the totals due to separate chaining of the different levels.

The components in constant prices do not add up to the totals due to separate chaining of the different levels.Figures from 2017 onwards are preliminary.Figures for detailed industry level (A64) are calculated in final yearly national accounts. Preliminary figures are calculated on a more aggregated industry level. Preliminary numbers are marked with the sign ':'.

Unadjusted figures from the base year (final annual accounts) are preliminary.In the time series in volume, the figures from the base year and onwards are fixed price figures while data prior to the base year are chained volume figures. This implies that additivity in volume is lost prior to the base year.

In 2017, a new registration practice was introduced at the family counselling offices. Several cases that were previously registered as external activities will be registered as clinical groups as from 2017. This leads to a reduction in the number of cases in the external activities, and an increase in the number of clinical groups as from 2017.

As from the inventory cycle 2005-2009 areas above the coniferous forest line are also included.regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

Guest nights, by type of accommodation and country of residenceSvalbard is not defined as a county in the legal sense, but in official statistics Svalbard is treated in the same way as the other counties in Norway.

Investments below 9 000 NOK in 1988 and below 15 000 NOK in 1997, 2001, 2005, 2008, 2011, 2014 and 2016 are not included.

Because of small annual samples the household budget surveys (HBS) of the period 1997 to 2009 three and three years are put together, calculated to the last year's prices. To simplify the table, it is referred to the last year of each three-year period. Eg. year 2000 and 2009 means the periods 1998-2000 and 2007-2009 calculated to the year 2000 and 2009. This does not apply for the HBS 2012 which has a much larger sample

For the year 2012, the figures for 'Number of households' had been exchanged with the figures for 'Number of owners'. This was corrected 25 November 2015.The figures were corrected 24 June 2016 at 10 am.household economyLow share of housing expenditureFigures will be published when data for income are availableHigh share of housing expenditureFigures will be published when data for income are availableyear2012Figures were corrected 16 .November 2018.

The figures were corrected 20.11.2014. The figures were corrected 24 June 2016 at 10 am.

The figures were corrected 24 June 2016 at 10 am.type of dwelling and tenure statusLive in dwelling rented from employer/organization/institution, share of tenants12a: 'Live in dwelling rented from business/organization/institution, share of renters' was changed 25 November 2015 to 'Live in dwelling rented from employer/organization/institution, share of renters'.year2012Figures were corrected 16 .November 2018.

Footnote (s): Price is per square meter useful floor space. Exact definition can be found in NS 3940.Figures for 2009-2010 were revised 29.09.2011.Figures for the 1st quarter of 2017, for South Eastern Norway and the whole country, were revised 4th May 2017.regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

Footnote (s): Price is per square meter useful floor space. Exact definition can be found in NS 3940.Figures for 2009, 2010 and 1st quarter 2011 were revised 29.09.2011.Figures for the 1st quarter of 2017, for South Eastern Norway and the whole country, were revised 4th May 2017.regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

Footnote (s): Price is per square meter useful floor space. Exact definition can be found in NS 3940.Figures for 2009, 2010 and 1st quarter 2011 were revised 29.09.2011.Figures for the 1st quarter of 2017, for South Eastern Norway and the whole country, were revised 4th May 2017.

The figures were corrected 24 June 2016 at 10 am.

The figures are rounded off.regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

Unadjusted figures from the base year (final annual accounts) are preliminary.In the time series in volume, the figures from the base year and onwards are fixed price figures while data prior to the base year are chained volume figures. This implies that additivity in volume is lost prior to the base year.

The components in constant prices do not add up to the totals due to separate chaining of the different levels.Figures from 2017 onwards are preliminary.

contents: Volume index not adjusted , month: 2017M09The table is updated with an index number for the unadjusted index of volume (updated 1 December 2017).

Industry: 58, 58.1, 59, 59.2 for 2007: Number of local KAUs and employment are not directly comparable to subsequent years. Figures for 2007 are not directly comparable to subsequent years, especially for lower subdivisions.regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian) .regionR7 18 Nordland, 19 Troms, 20 Finnmark and other Norwegian areaOther Norwegian territories= Svalbard, Jan Mayen and the Norwegian continental shelf.happyEmploymentInkluder eiere og lønnstakere.

migration regionBetween municipalitiesAccording to the boundaries each year.Within countiesAccording to boundaries for the counties from 1 January 1972. Oslo and Akershus are here considered as one county.Between five regionsRegions: Eastern Norway (Østfold, Akershus, Oslo, Hedmark, Oppland, Buskerud, Vestfold and Telemark). Agder-Rogaland (Aust-Agder, Vest-Agder and Rogaland). Western Norway (Hordaland, Sogn og Fjordane and Møre og Romsdal). Trøndelag (Nord-Trøndelag and Sør-Trøndelag). Northern Norway (Nordland, Troms Romsa and Finnmark Finnmárku).Between seven regionsRegions: Akershus/ Oslo (Akershus and Oslo). Hedmark/Oppland (Hedmark and Oppland). South Eastern Norway (Østfold, Buskerud, Vestfold and Telemark). Agder-Rogaland (Aust-Agder, Vest-Agder and Rogaland). Western Norway (Hordaland, Sogn og Fjordane and Møre og Romsdal). Trøndelag (Sør-Trøndelag and Nord-Trøndelag). Northern Norway (Nordland, Troms Romsa and Finnmark Finnmárku).

migration regionWithin municipalitiesAccording to the boundaries each year.Between municipalitiesAccording to the boundaries each year.Within countiesAccording to boundaries for the counties from 1 January 1972. Oslo and Akershus are here considered as one county.

Investments below 9 000 NOK in 1988 and below 15 000 NOK in 1997, 2001, 2005, 2008, 2011, 2014 and 2016 are not included.

Land use and regional planning - Appeal processing by municipalities and County GovernorsregionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian) .

Land use and regional planning - Appeals to area planning, by reason for appeal and appealing authorityregionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian) .

Land use and regional planning - Key figures for scope and resource useSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

Land use and regional planning - Private detailed zoning plans. Fee, scope and processingSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian) .

Land use and regional planning - Scope of zoning plansSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian) .

Land use and regional planning - Scope of zoning plans demanding special considerationsregionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian) .

Reduced mobility ie. difficulty walking up or down 12 steps or difficulty walking at a moderate pace for five minutes.

Reduced mobility ie. difficulty walking up or down 12 steps or difficulty walking at a moderate pace for five minutes.

regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

BMI = Body Mass Index = self reported weight (in kilos) divided by height (in metres) squared.Due to changes in question formulations, some of the figures for 2015 are not quite comparable to figures for earlier years. This pertains to the questions on intoxication, weekly exercise, and whether one eats fish, fruits or vegetables daily.

BMI = Body Mass Index = self reported weight (in kilos) divided by height (in metres) squared.Due to changes in question formulations, some of the figures for 2015 are not quite comparable to figures for earlier years. This pertains to the questions on intoxication, weekly exercise, and whether one eats fish, fruits or vegetables daily.

Local and regional development - Figures for resource use and activities

Local and regional development - Processing of applications for dispensation by County Council

Local and regional development - Processing of municipal plans by County Council

County 23 - The Continental Shelf is found in the list 'Counties (complete code list)'The figures for the latest published year are preliminary.See list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

Refer to total number of holdings in the survey year.

Figures on overtime before and after 2006 are not comparable due to a major revision of the LFS. See 'About the statistics' for more information.

ambulance assignmentsPrimary assignments¹Assignments where the patient is outside a hospital.Secondary assignments²Assignments where the patient is transported from a hospital to another higher level hospital due to acute illness or injury that requires special treatment.year2015Figures for secondary assignment 2015 were corrected on 3.11.2017. The correction applies to 'Helseregion Nord' and the country in total.

In 2015 the numbers for private institutions with government mandate are included in the numbers for the health regions. Other private institutions are presented as 'private institutions'. Previously, several private institutions were included in the numbers for the health regions, and less institutions were presented as 'private institutions'. The affected variables cannot be compared with previous years.Statistics Norway has adopted a new method that provides us with better information on settled percentage of full-time equivalent (FTE) in 2018. The new method has consequences for contractual hours FTE, and the change from 2017 to 2018 must therefore be interpreted with caution . Read more about the new method here: Ny metode gir bedre informasjon om arbeidstidhealth regionPrivate profit institutions Helseregion VestFigures were corrected September 29, 2016.Private profit institutions Helseregion Midt-NorgeFigures were corrected September 29, 2016.Private profit institutions North HelseregionFigures were corrected September 29, 2016.Private profit institutions Helseregion Sør-ØstFigures were corrected September 29, 2016.

N need of help: Persons who are unable to manage grocery shopping or housecleaning without help from others.

N need of help: Persons who are unable to manage grocery shopping or housecleaning without help from others.In need of care: Persons that have some diffiulty og who are unable to manage dressing/undressing or personal hygiene without help from others.

Major change in coverage in 2011. Consult About the statisticsOnly vessels at or above 1,000 gross tonnage. No fishing vessels.

Because of small annual samples the household budget surveys (HBS) of the period 1997 to 2009 three and three years are put together, calculated to the last year's prices. To simplify the table, it is referred to the last year of each three-year period. Eg. year 2000 and 2009 means the periods 1998-2000 and 2007-2009 calculated to the year 2000 and 2009. This does not apply for the HBS 2012 which has a much larger sample

occupationAndre Other occupationsOther occupations includes: 0 - Armed forces and unspecified, 6 - Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers, 9 - Elementary occupations New classification of occupations (STYRK08) from 2011

Participants, 22-66 years old.

Some persons receive more than one benefit. The distribution on type of benefits give the number of persons receiving each of them.

There was a change in the LFS from January 2006, where the age limit was lowered from 16 to 15 years. In order to compare the figures for 2006 with the previous years, figures for 2006 have also been published based on the old method.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

There was a change in the LFS from January 2006, where the age limit was lowered from 16 to 15 years. In order to compare the figures for 2006 with the previous years, figures for 2006 have also been published based on the old method.Numbers for 1st og 2nd quarter 2006 have been corrected 16.10.2006.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

The survey covers persons aged 15-74 years.level of educationUpper secondary educationUpper secondary education includes intermediate level courses based on completed upper secondary level, but which are not accredited as tertiary education.

The survey covers persons aged 15-74 years.level of educationUpper secondary educationUpper secondary education includes intermediate level courses based on completed upper secondary level, but which are not accredited as tertiary education.

There was a change in the LFS from January 2006, where the age limit was lowered from 16 to 15 years. In order to compare the figures for 2006 with the previous years, figures for 2006 have also been published based on the old method.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .

There was a change in the LFS from January 2006, where the age limit was lowered from 16 to 15 years. In order to compare the figures for 2006 with the previous years, figures for 2006 have also been published based on the old method.Numbers for 1st og 2nd quarter 2006 have been corrected 16.10.2006.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .

All activities are based on a question of main activities. 'Looking for work' is an alternative for person who are not defined as Unemployed.

All activities are based on a question of main activities. 'Looking for work' is an alternative for person who are not defined as Unemployed.

main activityMain activity is counted as share of persons in the group.

Counted as share of persons outside the labor force in the group

The survey covers persons aged 15-74 years.

The survey covers persons aged 15-74 years.

There was a change in the LFS from January 2006, where the age limit was lowered from 16 to 15 years. In order to compare the figures for 2006 with the previous years, figures for 2006 have also been published based on the old method.Alternating holidays influence figures on absence. This will often cause break in series.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .

There was a change in the LFS from January 2006, where the age limit was lowered from 16 to 15 years. In order to compare the figures for 2006 with the previous years, figures for 2006 have also been published based on the old method.Alternating holidays influence figures on absence. This will often cause break in series.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .

activityVoted in last parliamentary electionSelf-reported voter participation might deviate from official election turnout.Written internet article to influence an issue in the last 12 monthsAs of 2014 social media postings (e.g. from Facebook and Twitter) are not to be included in the question 'Written internet article to influence an issue in the last 12 months'.

There was a change in the LFS from January 2006, where the age limit was lowered from 16 to 15 years. In order to compare the figures for 2006 with the previous years, figures for 2006 have also been published based on the old method.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .

There was a change in the LFS from January 2006, where the age limit was lowered from 16 to 15 years. In order to compare the figures for 2006 with the previous years, figures for 2006 have also been published based on the old method.Numbers for 1st og 2nd quarter 2006 have been corrected 16.10.2006.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .

There was a change in the LFS from January 2006, where the age limit was lowered from 16 to 15 years. In order to compare the figures for 2006 with the previous years, figures for 2006 have also been published based on the old method.The term employed here includes full-time employed persons, as well as part-time workers who consider the employment as their main activity. Part-time = 1-36 hours, with exception of persons with 32-36 working hours who classify themselves as full-time employed. Full-time = 37 hours and over and the cases mentioned above.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .

There was a change in the LFS from January 2006, where the age limit was lowered from 16 to 15 years. In order to compare the figures for 2006 with the previous years, figures for 2006 have also been published based on the old method.The term employed here includes full-time employed persons, as well as part-time workers who consider the employment as their main activity. Part-time = 1-36 hours, with exception of persons with 32-36 working hours who classify themselves as full-time employed. Full-time = 37 hours and over and the cases mentioned above.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .

Figures were corrected 19.04.2018.Figures for the 1st quarter of 2017, for South Eastern Norway and the whole country, were revised 4th May 2017.Figures for dwellings, total and for Northern-Norway, 2012 and 2013, were corrected 11 July 2014. Figures for row houses, total, for 2012 and 2013, were corrected 11 July 2014regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).year2011Figures for Buildings, total, Nord-Norge have been revised 13 July 2012.

Figures for 1st-4th quarter 2013 for Nord-Norge and the whole country was corrected 28 January 2014. Figures for Buildings, total, 4th quarter 2011 and Nord-Norge 2nd, 3rd and 4th quarter 2011 was revised 13 July 2012. Figures for multi-dwellings, total 2nd and 4th quarter 2011 and 1st quarter 2012 was revised 13 July 2012.Figures for the 1st quarter of 2017, for South Eastern Norway and the whole country, were revised 4th May 2017.Figures for dwellings, total and for Northern-Norway, for the period Q2. 2012 - Q1 2014, were corrected 11 July 2014. Figures for row houses, total, for the period Q2 2012 - Q1 2014, were corrected 11 July 2014.regionSør-Østlandet contains Østfold, Vestfold, Buskerud and Telemark. Vestlandet contains Hordaland, Sogn og Fjordane and Møre og Romsdal.regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

The total price index for new dwellings is an aggregate of the price index for new detached houses and the price index for new multi-dwellings. The prices are collected at different stages in the building process; New detached houses are measured at the completion date registered in the Cadastre, while new multi-dwellings are measured at the point of sale.contents: Percentage change from the same quarter of the previous year , type of building: Multi-dwellingTime series earlier than 2012 were removed 7 May 2018, since figures are missing.

The number were corrected 11 july 2018

Starting with the index for January 2019, published 11 February 2019, the reference year for PPI is changed to 2015 (2015 = 100). Previously published series with reference year 2015=100 is available in the archive and/or closed time series.

Starting with the index for January 2019, published 11 February 2019, the reference year for PPI is changed to 2015 (2015 = 100). Previously published series with reference year 2015=100 is available in the archive and/or closed time series.

The weight shares within the category «Industry, subgroups» were readjusted 11th March 2019. This is represented by the variable «Weigths (per mille)» and these were not properly calculated and were to low when published 11th February 2019.Starting with the index for January 2019, published 11 February 2019, the reference year for PPI is changed to 2015 (2015 = 100). Previously published series with reference year 2015=100 is available in the archive and/or closed time series.Commodities, usage, see 2009 - variant of Standard Industrial Classification 2007 (SIC 2007) .

The weight shares within the category «Industry, subgroups» were readjusted 11th March 2019. This is represented by the variable «Weigths (per mille)» and these were not properly calculated and were to low when published 11th February 2019. Starting with the index for January 2019, published 11 February 2019, the reference year for PPI is changed to 2015 (2015 = 100). Previously published series with reference year 2015=100 is available in the archive and/or closed time series. Commodities, usage, see 2009 - variant of Standard Industrial Classification 2007 (SIC 2007).

Numbers were corrected 21.02.2018.The components in constant prices do not add up to the totals due to separate chaining of the different levels.Figures from 2017 onwards are preliminary.Figures for detailed industry level (A64) are calculated in final yearly national accounts. Preliminary figures are calculated on a more aggregated industry level. Preliminary numbers are marked with the sign ':'.

Unadjusted figures from the base year (final annual accounts) are preliminary.In the time series in volume, the figures from the base year and onwards are fixed price figures while data prior to the base year are chained volume figures. This implies that additivity in volume is lost prior to the base year.

From the inventory period 2000-2004 the productive forest land area does not include national and nature reserves. As from the inventory cycle 2005-2009 areas above the coniferous forest line are also included.See list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

From the inventory period 2000-2004 the productive forest land area does not include national and nature reserves. As from the inventory cycle 2005-2009 areas above the coniferous forest line are also included.See list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).regionWestern NorwayCounties Rogaland, Hordaland and Sogn og Fjordane.Central NorwayCounties Møre og Romsdal, Trøndelag.

See list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).regionWestern NorwayCounties Rogaland, Hordaland and Sogn og Fjordane.Central NorwayCounties Møre og Romsdal, Trøndelag.

Corrected 20 December 2017.regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).regionWestern NorwayCounties Rogaland, Hordaland and Sogn og Fjordane.Central NorwayCounties Møre og Romsdal, Trøndelag.

Source: EurostathappyPurchasing power parities (EU28=1)Purchasing 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 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 the EU28.Price level indices (EU28=100)A price level index indicates the price level in a given country relative to another. The price level index is defined as the purchasing power parity divided by the exchange rate.Real expenditure (million)Real expenditure is the expenditure in national currency restated at a common price level for all countries. Real expenditure is defined as expenditure in national currency divided by the purchasing power parity.Volume indices of real expenditure per capita (EU28=100)Volume indices of real expenditure per capita are defined as real expenditure per capita expressed as indices with EU28=100.

2015. Discontinuity in service activities incidental to oil and gas.2015. Discontinuity in wholesale and retail trade, repair of motor vehicles.2011. Discontinuity in oil and gas extraction.2011. Discontinuity in offshore supply.2011. Discontinuity in ocean transport.2010. Discontinuity in financial and insurance activities.The figures for the latest published year are preliminary.regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).region21 SvalbardSvalbard is not defined as a county in the legal sense, but in official statistics Svalbard is treated in the same way as the other counties in Norway.

regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).habitantsComprice the most important habitats for vulnerable and endangered species in forest.

EU-countries in Eastern Europe are transferred from group 2 to group 1 from the time of membership in the EU. 2003 Q2: 115 Estonia, 124 Latvia, 131 Polen, 136 Litauen, 146 Slovenia, 152 Hungary, 157 Slovakia, 158 Czech Republic 2007 Q1: 113 Bulgaria, 133 Romania. EU-countries in Eastern-Europe are transferred from group2 to group 1 from the time of membership of the EU: 2004 k2: 115 Estonia, 124 Latvia, 131 Poland, 136 Lithuania, 146 Slovenia, 152 Hungary, 157 Slovakia, 158 Czech Republic. 2007 k1: 113 Bulgaria, 133 Romania. Countries transferred from group 2 to group 1 from the time of membership of the EU: 2004 k2: 126 Malta, 500 Cyprus. Asia includes Turkey and Cypus. Figures updated December 5, 2018. There is a break in the time series on registered unemployed among immigrants from Q4 2018, so the figures are not directly comparable with previous years.country backgroundSerbia and MontenegroThe name changed from Yugoslavia to Serbia and Montenegro 14 February 2003. Note-Figures in absolute numbers and in per cent of the labor force 

Students include only students registered as residents in Norway per 1 October.

See list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).

Other areas: Areas North of Saltfjellet outside the area of ​​activity of the Sami Parliament subsidy schemes for business development (STN).STN area: The area of ​​activity of the Sami Parliament subsidy schemes for business development (STN). Based on the 2012 definition of the STN area.

Other areas: Areas North of Saltfjellet outside the area of ​​activity of the Sami Parliament subsidy schemes for business development (STN).STN area: The area of ​​activity of the Sami Parliament subsidy schemes for business development (STN). Based on the 2012 definition of the STN area.

STN area: The area of activity of the Sami Parliament subsidy schemes for business development (STN). For the years 2007 and earlier: Based on the 2009 definition of the STN area. For 2008-2010 the definition of the area based on the 2011 definition of the STN area. For 2011 and 2012 the definiotion of the area based on the 2012 definition of the STN area.region of in- /out-migrationNorth America and OceaniaKun USA og Canada.

As of 2005 the lower age limit for inclusion as in employment was reduced from 16 to 15 years in line with international recommendations. At the same time, the definition of age was changed from the age at the end of the year to the age at the end of the period in question.STN area: The area of ​​activity of the Sami Parliament subsidy schemes for business development (STN). For the years 2007 and earlier: Based on the 2009 definition of the STN area. For 2008-2010 the definition of the area based on the 2011 definition of the STN area. For 2011 and 2012 the definition of the area based on the 2012 definition of the STN area.Other areas: Areas North of Saltfjellet outside the area of ​​activity of the Sami Parliament subsidy schemes for business development (STN).

Real estate activities, section M 69-75 Professional, scientific and technical activities and section N 77-82 Administrative and support service activities. The figures are exclusive of 68.201 House cooperative, 70.100 Activities of head offices and 81.109 Other combined facilities support activities. VAT is not included. Nace 78.200 contents figures for 78.300.regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian) .region18 Nordland, 19 Troms, 20 Finnmark and other Norwegian areaOther Norwegian territories= Svalbard, Jan Mayen and the Norwegian continental shelf.

Received share capital and share premium does not include capital paid back in connection with liquidation or partial liquidation of limited companies. The most recent figures are preliminary.

Breach in the time series at 2015. Before 2015, questions regarding contact with siblings and parents were posed to everyone with siblings and parents who were alive. In 2015, only persons who did not live with these family members were asked these questions. To obtain comparable time series, persons who live with their parents or siblings in 2015 have been coded as though they report having frequent contact with these family members, i.e. that they are in contact with them at least once a month. This still results in some deviations between figures for 2015 and earlier figures, particularly in the youngest age group (16-24 years), among whom many live with their family.type of social contactLittle contact with parents, among those who have living parentsPercentage of persons that see their parents less frequently than every month.Little contact with siblingsPercentage of persons with siblings that see their siblings less frequently than every month.Little contact with their own childrenPercentage of persons with children who have left home, who see their children less frequently than every month.Little contact with friendsPercentage without close friends or who see their friends less frequently than every month.

Breach in the time series at 2015. Before 2015, questions regarding contact with siblings and parents were posed to everyone with siblings and parents who were alive. In 2015, only persons who did not live with these family members were asked these questions. To obtain comparable time series, persons who live with their parents or siblings in 2015 have been coded as though they report having frequent contact with these family members, i.e. that they are in contact with them at least once a month. This still results in some deviations between figures for 2015 and earlier figures, particularly in the youngest age group (16-24 years), among whom many live with their family.type of social contactLittle contact with parents, among those who have living parentsPercentage of persons that see their parents less frequently than every month.Little contact with siblingsPercentage of persons with siblings that see their siblings less frequently than every month.Little contact with their own childrenPercentage of persons with children who have left home, who see their children less frequently than every month.Little contact with friendsPercentage without close friends or who see their friends less frequently than every month.

resourceHave someone that can help with car troublesAs of 2017, this is the proportion of those that have a car.

Cf. table 07260: Nurses includes midwives. Other personnel with health education on a university or college level also include physiotherapists, ergonomists, bioengineers, radiographers, psychologists, social workers, social educators, clinical nutritionists. Other personnel with health education on a high school level also include medical secretary.Cf. table 07256, 07257, 07258, 07259, 07274: Medical doctors include psychiatrists. Nurses include psychiatric nurses. . Other personnel with health education on a university or college level also include social educators, social workers and child-care workers.xxxxIn 2015 the numbers for private institutions with government mandate are included in the numbers for the health regions. Other private institutions are presented as 'private institutions'. Previously, several private institutions were included in the numbers for the health regions, and less institutions were presented as 'private institutions'. The affected variables cannot be compared with previous years.Statistics Norway has adopted a new method that provides us with better information on settled percentage of full-time equivalent (FTE) in 2018. The new method has consequences for contractual hours FTE, and the change from 2017 to 2018 must therefore be interpreted with caution. Read more about the new method here: Ny metode gir bedre informasjon om arbeidstidcontents: Contracted man-years , year: 2009Figures for man years 2009 are corrected 2010.09.22.contents: Contracted man-years adjusted for long term leaves , year: 2009Figures for man years 2009 are corrected 2010.09.22.

Cf. table 07260: Nurses includes midwives. Other personnel with health education on a university or college level also include physiotherapists, ergonomists, bioengineers, radiographers, psychologists, social workers, social educators, clinical nutritionists. Other personnel with health education on a high school level also include medical secretary.Cf. table 07256, 07257, 07258, 07259, 07274: Medical doctors include psychiatrists. Nurses include psychiatric nurses. . Other personnel with health education on a university or college level also include social educators, social workers and child-care workers.xxxxIn 2015 the numbers for private institutions with government mandate are included in the numbers for the health regions. Other private institutions are presented as 'private institutions'. Previously, several private institutions were included in the numbers for the health regions, and less institutions were presented as 'private institutions'. The affected variables cannot be compared with previous years.Statistics Norway has adopted a new method that provides us with better information on settled percentage of full-time equivalent (FTE) in 2018. The new method has consequences for contractual hours FTE, and the change from 2017 to 2018 must therefore be interpreted with caution. Read more about the new method here: Ny metode gir bedre informasjon om arbeidstidcontents: Contracted man-years deducted doctor sertified absence and maternity leave , year: 2009Figures for man years 2009 are corrected 2010.09.22.contents: Contracted man-years , year: 2009Figures for man years 2009 are corrected 2010.09.22.

Source: Quandl, which in turn is based on data from London Metal Exchange (LME) and other commodity exchanges. From July 2018 the average prices listed in this table are calculated using a new method compared to previous periods.

Source: Quandl, which in turn is based on data from London Metal Exchange (LME) and other commodity exchanges. From July 2018 the average prices listed in this table are calculated using a new method compared to previous periods.

Due to changes in question formulations, some of the figures for 2015 are not quite comparable to figures for earlier years. This pertains to the questions on bodily pain and headache or migraine last 3 months.

Due to changes in question formulations, some of the figures for 2015 are not quite comparable to figures for earlier years. This pertains to the questions on bodily pain and headache or migraine last 3 months.

-See list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian).contentsProductive forest land-Broadleaved bogs and pine bogs-

training and exercising activityOther kinds of athletics or trainingOther kinds of athletics or training: The high numbers in 2013 are due to the fact that the question of 'walking/hiking' was not asked in 2013 and that this activity is included in 'other kinds of athletics or training'.

Except for 49.500 Transport via pipelines and 52.215 Service activities incidental to operation of pipelines.regionSee list over changes in regional classifications (in Norwegian) .region18 Nordland, 19 Troms, 20 Finnmark and other Norwegian areaOther Norwegian territories= Svalbard, Jan Mayen and the Norwegian continental shelf.

The figures were corrected 24 June 2016 at 10 am.

level of educationUpper secondary educationUpper secondary education includes intermediate level courses based on completed upper secondary level, but which are not accredited as tertiary education.

level of educationUpper secondary educationUpper secondary education includes intermediate level courses based on completed upper secondary level, but which are not accredited as tertiary education.

underemployed and unemployedUnemployed are counted as share of the work force, underemployed are counted as share of part time employed persons.

There was a change in the LFS from January 2006, where the age limit was lowered from 16 to 15 years. In order to compare the figures for 2006 with the previous years, figures for 2006 have also been published based on the old method.Numbers for 1st og 2nd quarter 2006 have been corrected 16.10.2006.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .contentsNumber of man-weeks desired (of 37.5 hours) (1 000 man-weeks)Number of man-weeks desired by the underemployed persons = desired man-weeks - present man-weeks. The supply of number of man-weeks = number of man-weeks desired by the unemployed persons + number of man-weeks desired by the underemployed persons.

There was a change in the LFS from January 2006, where the age limit was lowered from 16 to 15 years. In order to compare the figures for 2006 with the previous years, figures for 2006 have also been published based on the old method.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .happyNumber of man-weeks desired (of 37.5 hours) (1000 man-weeks)Number of man-weeks desired by the underemployed persons = desired man-weeks - present man-weeks. The supply of number of man-weeks = number of man-weeks desired by the unemployed persons + number of man-weeks desired by the underemployed persons.

From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .

From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .

There was a change in the LFS from January 2006, where the age limit was lowered from 16 to 15 years. In order to compare the figures for 2006 with the previous years, figures for 2006 have also been published based on the old method.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .

There was a change in the LFS from January 2006, where the age limit was lowered from 16 to 15 years. In order to compare the figures for 2006 with the previous years, figures for 2006 have also been published based on the old method.Numbers for 1st og 2nd quarter 2006 have been corrected 16.10.2006.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .

There was a change in the LFS from January 2006, where the age limit was lowered from 16 to 15 years. In order to compare the figures for 2006 with the previous years, figures for 2006 have also been published based on the old method.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .main activityLaid off without payAs from 2006 persons on lay-off are no longer defined as unemployed, but as employed persons (temporarily absentfrom work).

There was a change in the LFS from January 2006, where the age limit was lowered from 16 to 15 years. In order to compare the figures for 2006 with the previous years, figures for 2006 have also been published based on the old method.Numbers for 1st og 2nd quarter 2006 have been corrected 16.10.2006.From 2018, a new estimation method has been applied, the figures have been revised back to 2006. For more information, see separate article .main activityLaid off without payAs from 2006 persons on lay-off are no longer defined as unemployed, but as employed persons (temporarily absentfrom work).

level of educationUpper secondary educationUpper secondary education includes intermediate level courses based on completed upper secondary level, but which are not accredited as tertiary education.

level of educationUpper secondary educationUpper secondary education includes intermediate level courses based on completed upper secondary level, but which are not accredited as tertiary education.

Daily medicine use: percentage who has used a prescription drug daily or almost daily over a period of at least one week.Sample: questions on use of alcohol and medication were asked to people 16 - 79 years, while questions about cannabis were asked to persons 16-64 years old.

type of health serviceAlternative or complementary services. Consulted last 12 monthsThe registration regarding alternative therapist was subject of change from 2005 to 2008.

The numbers for 2012 and 2015 were corrected 24 June 2016 at 10 am.

Numbers were corrected 21.02.2018.Unadjusted figures from the base year (final annual accounts) are preliminary.

Numbers were corrected 21.02.2018.Figures from 2017 onwards are preliminary.Figures for detailed industry level (A64) are calculated in final yearly national accounts. Preliminary figures are calculated on a more aggregated industry level. Preliminary numbers are marked with the sign ':'.