Statistics Norway
17 Gross domestic product and value added by industry. At current prices. Million kroner
  1998 1999 99:2 99:3 99:4 00:1 00:2 00:3
Gross domestic product1 1 109 348 1 192 826 283 850 305 271 329 839 332 871 334 647 353 198
                 
Agriculture and hunting 11 726 11 388 -29 6 485 2 800 1 964 -308 6 018
Forestry and logging 2 682 2 558 716 627 679 497 881 433
Fishing and fish farming 9 347 9 217 2 176 2 010 2 471 2 699 2 922 2 410
Oil and gas extraction incl. services 119 011 169 558 34 202 46 449 60 719 70 497 68 670 80 097
Oil and gas extraction 112 944 164 183 32 919 44 897 59 720 68 783 66 821 78 540
Service activities incidental to oil and gas ext 6 067 5 375 1 283 1 552 999 1 714 1 849 1 556
Mining and quarrying 2 225 2 097 504 562 548 553 615 601
Manufacturing 130 066 124 769 31 607 30 162 31 532 32 902 32 404 29 716
Food products, beverages and tobacco 17 461 15 905 3 750 4 326 4 354 3 997 3 877 4 356
Textiles,wearing apparel, leather 2 113 1 947 522 402 476 523 443 378
Wood and wood products 4 744 4 337 1 090 1 028 1 168 1 229 1 164 1 132
Pulp, paper and paper products 6 134 5 882 1 470 1 482 1 442 1 599 1 702 1 579
Publishing, printing, reproduction 14 159 13 587 3 421 3 379 3 513 3 877 3 624 3 414
Refined petroleum products 3 701 1 047 361 57 -46 -252 154 -223
Basic chemicals 7 047 6 736 1 582 1 722 1 757 1 752 1 757 1 712
Chemical and mineral products 10 307 10 168 2 687 2 393 2 619 2 711 2 778 2 443
Basic metals 10 805 11 324 2 680 2 914 3 188 3 648 4 507 3 497
Machinery and other equipment n.e.c 33 822 33 836 8 928 7 882 7 914 8 733 7 777 7 086
Building of ships, oil platforms and moduls 14 839 15 324 3 942 3 575 3 907 3 881 3 482 3 355
Furniture and other manufacturing n.e.c 4 934 4 675 1 172 1 002 1 240 1 203 1 140 988
Electricity and gas supply 22 919 22 856 4 593 4 049 6 560 7 749 4 707 4 265
Construction 44 622 48 205 12 122 12 031 12 728 12 586 12 903 12 477
Service industries excl. general government 461 553 480 346 120 111 121 878 124 034 124 265 131 504 133 584
Wholesale and retail trade 100 228 105 752 25 244 26 695 29 354 26 538 28 101 28 020
Hotels and restaurants 15 170 16 345 4 308 4 648 3 945 3 679 4 297 4 707
Transport via pipelines 13 795 14 527 3 516 3 460 3 795 4 192 3 423 3 368
Water transport 19 848 16 745 4 379 4 037 4 614 4 831 6 434 7 177
Ocean transport 17 625 14 537 3 790 3 441 4 046 4 281 5 714 6 436
Inland water and costal transport 2 223 2 208 590 596 567 550 720 742
Other transport industries 47 912 51 087 13 726 13 941 12 315 12 893 14 737 14 882
Post and telecommunications 20 759 21 163 5 367 4 942 5 546 5 313 5 568 5 108
Financial intermediation 42 272 41 565 10 010 10 468 10 746 11 678 12 118 13 380
Dwelling services 67 628 70 592 17 633 17 772 17 904 18 295 18 473 18 791
Business services etc 75 263 79 248 20 091 19 890 19 617 20 849 21 598 21 210
Personal services 58 678 63 324 15 836 16 026 16 196 15 996 16 757 16 940
General government 180 722 193 545 48 176 49 321 49 663 50 334 49 632 53 010
Central government 51 986 55 221 13 716 14 048 14 146 14 267 14 091 14 760
Civilian central government 39 073 41 208 10 175 10 495 10 566 10 691 10 481 11 038
Defence 12 913 14 013 3 541 3 553 3 580 3 576 3 610 3 722
Local government 128 736 138 324 34 460 35 274 35 517 36 067 35 541 38 250
                 
FISIM2 -34 921 -35 669 -9 341 -9 306 -7 935 -9 180 -9 349 -10 093
Value added tax and investment levy 110 684 112 819 26 870 28 416 31 173 27 566 28 644 29 560
Other taxes on products, net 45 287 48 018 11 291 11 706 14 460 10 150 11 098 11 294
Statistical discrepancy 3 425 3 118 851 881 408 289 322 -175
                 
Mainland Norway (basic prices) 834 442 865 917 212 671 220 224 223 173 225 077 226 125 232 712
Market producers 720 385 783 621 184 336 202 009 219 902 231 300 231 666 246 216
Non-market producers 264 489 280 918 69 842 71 565 71 831 72 747 72 265 76 397
Education 48 258 51 389 13 090 12 677 13 477 13 535 13 127 14 282
Health and social work 90 256 97 125 23 919 25 160 24 665 24 745 25 003 26 559

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