Statistics Norway
18 Gross domestic product and value added by industry. At constant 1997-prices. Million kroner
  1998 1999 99:2 99:3 99:4 00:1 00:2 00:3
Gross domestic product1 1 118 094 1 127 865 273 573 284 254 295 003 287 302 279 988 286 872
                 
Agriculture and hunting 11 618 12 073 35 6 646 3 063 2 293 -13 6 710
Forestry and logging 2 749 2 769 756 683 763 556 976 494
Fishing and fish farming 7 456 7 318 1 491 2 034 2 062 1 760 1 587 1 933
Oil and gas extraction incl. services 162 912 164 757 39 248 39 963 44 500 44 875 40 868 40 918
Oil and gas extraction 158 293 160 363 38 199 38 695 43 698 43 553 39 558 39 839
Service activities incidental to oil and gas ext 4 618 4 394 1 049 1 268 802 1 322 1 310 1 080
Mining and quarrying 2 127 2 087 516 545 542 496 538 519
Manufacturing 122 764 119 049 29 782 27 858 30 457 31 097 28 367 26 979
Food products, beverages and tobacco 17 505 16 693 4 072 3 925 4 403 4 400 4 096 3 774
Textiles,wearing apparel, leather 2 181 1 899 493 392 473 510 427 373
Wood and wood products 4 802 4 579 1 178 1 067 1 202 1 230 1 174 1 087
Pulp, paper and paper products 5 005 4 836 1 189 1 169 1 222 1 266 1 256 1 230
Publishing, printing, reproduction 13 530 13 271 3 346 3 181 3 366 3 446 3 174 3 021
Refined petroleum products 2 235 2 223 430 618 603 586 536 537
Basic chemicals 7 071 6 866 1 646 1 691 1 740 1 726 1 567 1 682
Chemical and mineral products 10 860 10 674 2 693 2 489 2 789 2 775 2 602 2 499
Basic metals 9 391 9 592 2 420 2 339 2 436 2 513 2 461 2 259
Machinery and other equipment n.e.c 31 655 31 006 7 884 7 038 7 823 8 226 7 260 6 885
Building of ships, oil platforms and moduls 13 662 12 888 3 315 2 978 3 192 3 295 2 839 2 724
Furniture and other manufacturing n.e.c 4 866 4 520 1 117 971 1 208 1 124 976 909
Electricity and gas supply 25 237 26 413 5 771 6 009 7 370 8 571 7 325 6 895
Construction 41 308 40 420 10 171 10 011 10 456 10 346 10 106 9 810
Service industries excl. general government 449 168 456 887 112 914 115 050 118 546 114 027 116 746 117 523
Wholesale and retail trade 100 869 100 858 23 646 24 897 28 230 24 357 24 677 24 756
Hotels and restaurants 14 191 14 203 3 648 4 254 3 281 3 024 3 541 4 162
Transport via pipelines 12 923 13 353 3 197 3 146 3 561 3 911 3 263 3 181
Water transport 21 641 21 626 5 227 5 397 5 554 5 568 5 385 5 536
Ocean transport 19 495 19 411 4 656 4 810 4 994 5 068 4 818 4 954
Inland water and costal transport 2 147 2 216 571 587 560 500 567 581
Other transport industries 46 438 47 274 12 352 12 756 11 874 11 076 12 344 12 487
Post and telecommunications 22 147 25 153 6 301 6 102 6 967 6 783 7 188 6 742
Financial intermediation 39 237 41 392 9 891 10 296 11 151 10 353 10 882 11 819
Dwelling services 65 983 66 777 16 665 16 714 16 781 16 846 16 901 16 958
Business services etc 71 116 71 187 18 144 17 670 17 293 18 400 18 618 17 936
Personal services 54 622 55 064 13 845 13 819 13 853 13 706 13 948 13 947
General government 170 091 174 138 43 666 44 158 44 157 44 570 43 140 44 994
Central government 48 921 49 924 12 509 12 651 12 580 12 621 12 291 12 640
Civilian central government 36 725 37 203 9 276 9 430 9 390 9 449 9 138 9 446
Defence 12 196 12 722 3 234 3 221 3 190 3 172 3 153 3 194
Local government 121 170 124 213 31 157 31 506 31 577 31 950 30 849 32 355
                 
FISIM2 -32 267 -34 587 -8 481 -8 714 -9 013 -8 880 -8 687 -9 504
Value added tax and investment levy 108 217 109 960 26 370 28 030 29 785 26 724 27 427 28 142
Other taxes on products, net 44 489 44 231 10 751 11 386 11 716 10 524 11 259 11 104
Statistical discrepancy 2 225 2 351 582 594 600 343 348 355
                 
Mainland Norway (basic prices) 800 101 808 390 197 250 205 039 208 862 204 736 200 691 207 721
Market producers 744 338 749 929 180 402 188 034 197 242 193 461 186 027 190 823
Non-market producers 251 092 255 981 63 949 64 925 64 674 65 129 63 614 65 952
Education 46 123 47 023 12 100 11 545 12 127 12 190 11 686 12 269
Health and social work 84 091 86 252 21 436 22 133 21 646 21 848 21 527 22 242

1) Gross domestic products is valued at market prices, while the industries are valued at basic prices 2) Financial intermediation services indirectly measured