1930 1947 1948 1000 1948 1948 1000 1948
= 100 = 100 Pence ____ 100 pers. — 100 1000 tonn = 100 pers. = 100 1000 tonn
1 )
109 100 • • • • • • H • • • • • 127 1021 3 864 2985€
101 101 3 13.0 .. .. 17 9041136956 62 174 821 2 280 29 58C
103 103 .. .. .. .. .. ..i 195 3 024 29 844
169 13214 24.4 • • • . • • 35 484 , 145 732 15 82
175 132 a 26.3 • • • • 2 556 53 940 ' 67 2 280 2277€
1922.. 3 29.1
.. 6595 . . 3 060 62 724 - 68
. 2 892 2439€
219 10.8 g 31.2 5100 604 100 5 556 87 036 8166, 129 100 3 917 2667€
230 111'3 32.2 106 1 263 144 9 156 103236 99• 235 100 3 846 2785€
262 114e 33.5 113 1 585 182 11162110756 93 222 102 3 763, 27 30:.
3201 125,3 36.8 122 1 431 218 13 503 108901 101 206 117 5 003129 63
250 114 32.7 1 784 907 8 364 94 220 98 284 235€
255 114 .. 1 668 938 8 667 96' 211 98 294 2 211
257 114 112 1 538 1 006 8 978 93 208 89 300 2 32(
260 114 , . . 1 452 1 019 9 169 92 205 87 214 1 621
264 113 .. 1 341 1 038 9 445 91, 180 96 266 202g
2721 114 .. 116 1 272 1 079 9 216 91 170 110 368 235
280 115 33.5 .. 1 230 1 135 9 499 92 164 114 401 242f
289 116
• .. . 1 316 1 112 10 022 93 191 114 369 238
292 116 118 1 690 959 9 585 93 302 110 378 231
300 117 1 821 202 1 044 10 138 95 241 112 400 251€
1 306 118. 1 662 210 942 9 455 96 203 115 383 210€
314 119 . 120 1 567 213 1 026 10 038 99 186 120 423 263€
319' 121f 35.2 1 446 219 1 121 10 023 101 187 120 422 256i
320 124 . .. 1 387 220 1 121 9 373 102 182 122 410 249€
321 125 122 1 326 217 1 187 10 041 103 191 119 433 2 594
320 126 1 292 209 1 158 9 814 103 200 108 390 2 10
324 127. . 1 259 207 1 186 10 121 102 199 114 429 2 404
325 128 . 124 1 235 217 1 136 9 346 102 194 115 404 2 40
329 129 36.8 1 214 230 1 259 10 490 104 197 119 460 273(
329 129. 1 307 244 1 204 10 322 104 213 120 426 2 63f
330 130 124 1 654 224 1 119 9 763 105 278 117 423 2 45_
335 132 1 825 219 1 257 10 669 105 305 116 450 266f
329 133. . 1 893 219 1 232 10 240 106 307 116 427 2 60:
333 133 122 1 580 222 1 320 10 759 106 261 A115 459 273(
330 135 1 442 223 1 212 9 714 106 253 A115 430 255f
328 135, 1 312 225 A 1 289 10 051 107 232 114 A422 26F
328 138 1 239 229 1 224 9 229 105 . . .. 391 2 321
327 138 1 162 .. .. 10 533 104 346 213
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I industri, gruvedrift, bygge- og anleggsvirksomhet og transport. 2 Ny indeks. 17 juni 1947 = 100.
Gjennomsnitt jan.—mai: 132, gjennomsnitt juni—des.: 101. Oktober. 4 Juli. Gjennomsnitt av juni-, september- og desember-tallene. 6 Mars-desember. Serien gjelder bare Bizone. 8 Fra og med 1945 refererer tallene seg til pliktig arbeidsloysetrygdede. For 1945 var arbeidsløyse-trygden frivillig 9 Juli—desember.
1937 1938 1939 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1959 1951 1950.
April Mai Juni Juli Aug.
Sept.
Okt.
Nov.
Des.
1951.
Jan.
Feb.
Mars April Mai Juni Juli Aug.
Sept.
Okt.
Nov.
Des.
1952.
Jan.
Feb.
Mars April Mai . . Juni.
Juli . . Aug..
Sept..
Okt. . Nov..
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1952. *60
XIV. Utland.
59. Belgia (forts.). 60. Frankrike.
1948 100
F. G. H.
Effek-tiv Engros rente, pris-stats- indeks
obl.2
Produksjon av a)
Stål
1000 tonn D. Ar-tings- beids-indeks, løyse4
industri;
1948 1000 100 pers.
Ut- Seddel-førsel' omløp'
Milliarder frcs. Pet.
b)
Inklusive Luxemburg unntatt for januar-april 1945. 2 Inklusive Luxemburg. 3 4 % statsobliga-sjoner. 4 Arbeidsløse som får understøttelse ved månedens utgang. 5 Korrigert for varierende antall arbeidsdager i måneden, men ikke for sesongsvingninger. 6 November-desember. 7 Januar-august.
*61
Nr. 10.XIV. Utland.
60. Frankrike (forts.). 61. Sambandsstatene.
E. F.
Inn- Ut-førsel1 førsel2
G.
Volumindeks H.
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I.
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stri B.
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C.
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indu-stri7 D.
Produksjon av a)
Inn-førsel
1 b ) Ut-førsel
a) Stål
b) Kuli
Milliarder fres. 1949 = 100 Millard.d. Pet.
1938 = 100 Fres. =2.9-41800 plOe r0s0 1948
100 Mill. tonn
42.3 23.9 112 73 94 4.27 581 68 7 700 59 51.4 451.2
46.0 30.6 100 79 112 4.04 8653
. .
100 58 10390 46 28.8 358.0
43.8 31.6 . . 153 3.96 105 108 65 9 480 56 47.9 404.9
54.8 11.4 577 2.99 375 393 10191 040 106 72.3 573.8
234.0 101.4 732 3.17 648 645 95 2 270 88 60.4 539.3
346.5 212.8 921 3.91 989 1 030 101 2 142 97 77.0 624.0
654.5 431.2 . .
97 68. . 993 4.62 1 712 1 650 65.5. 100 2 064 100 80.4 595.6 901.8 781.7 100 100 1 301 4.78 1 917 1 817 73.5 91 3 395 92 70.6 436.0 1 072.8 1 072.7 105 136 1 561 5.18 "1081 1 5111 81.1 96 3 142 104 87.9 504.7 1 583.0 1 455.5 123 161 1 841 5.51 138 128 103.7 102 1 879 115 95.4 521.8
92.9 79.1 i 1 332 5.15 105 110 91 3 515 98 7.5 45.3
80.6 74.5 (f • • 1 360 5.06 104 108 93 3 057 102 7.8 45.4
96.9 90.7 j 1 400 4.97 103 105 95 3 384 104 7.4 45.4
74.1 80.1 i 1 414 5.10 106 105 96 3 213 103 7.3 34.5
80.3 77 0 91 124 1
1 455 5.30 107 109 101 2 500 110 7.5 49.4
74.8 83.1J 1 467 5.24 112 113 102 2 341 112 7.4 46.4
86.61 112.41 1 1 503 5.31 113 116 103 1 940 115 7.9 50.5
101.6 120.6 109 178 1 503 5.39 117 117 103 2 240 112 7.3 44.4
107.5 119.1 j J 1 561 5.28 120 118 103 2 229 112 7.6 46.1
104.61 105.41 1
i 575 5.48 123 120 102 2 503 112 8.0 50.5
117.5 127.9 ,- 113 169 1 593 5.541 130 12 • • 104 2 407 113 7.0 39.9 121.5 123.8J
J
1 576 5.56 134 123 93.9 104 2 147 114 8.2 42.7130.1 129.31 1 1 631 5.58 140 125 • . 103 1 744 116 8.0 40.4 137.3 112.0 126 167 1 632 5.48 141 129 102 1 609 116 8.3 42.5 148.7 132.6 1 661 5.45 138 127 102.2. 103 1 980 116 7.9 42.8 140.7 115.0 123 145 1 743 5.39 135 127 101 1 856 111 7.9 33.3 126.5 109.5 115 138 1 754 5.31 134 127 . 103 1 578 115 7.9 45.9 128.0 120.4 118 162 1 779 5.43 138 129 115.0 103 1 606 116 7.8 41.8 135.5 126.7 128 163 1 828 5.59 146 132 102 1 616 116 8.3 50.8 142.2 124.2 134 160 1 780 5.61 151 137 . 102 1 828 115 8.0 48.2 150.4 128.7 141 157 1 841 5.66 152 139 118.4 101 1 674 112 8.1 43.0 151.7 115.7 140 145 1 867 5.62 153 142 100 2 054 113 8.3 48.7 174.8 125.3 158 150 1 898 5.38 152 145 101 2 086 114 7.8 42.6 141.6 117.9 126 139 1 920 5.20 149 144
..
119.9 101 1 804 113 8.5 40.0 145.3 121.8 133 145 1 926 4.93 147 142 .. 100 1 612 112 7.2 38.5 122.8 115.3 116 A142 1 931 5.15 145 139 99 1 602 111 7.5 36.2 137.1 110.8 132 A136 1 886 5.08 143 137 97 1 818 106 1.5 31.3
116.8 102.3 . . 1 985 . . 144 • • 94 1 942 100 1.5 25.7
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1937 1938 1939 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1950.
April Mai Juni Juli Aug.
Sept.
Okt.
Nov.
Des.
1951.
Jan.
Feb.
Mars April Mai Juni Juli Aug.
Sept.
Okt.
Nov.
Des.
1952.
Jan.
Feb.
Mars April Mai . Juni.
Juli.
Aug.
Sept.
Okt.
Nov.
1 Til innenlandsk forbruk. 2 Innenlandske varer. 3 Ved utgangen av år og måned. 4 3 % uopp-sigelige statsobligasjoner. 5 Detaljpriser for 34 matvarer i Paris. Fra 1950 omfatter indeksen 41 mat-varer. G Inklusive bygg og anlegg, transport, handel etc. 7 Korrigert for varierende antall arbeids-dager i måneden. 8 Til og med 1938: 1928 100. 9 Fra og med 1945 er tallene beregnet ved hjelp av representative tellinger. 10 Ny indeks. 1949 100.
1952
*62
XIV. Utland.
61. Sambandsstatene (forts.).
9 1923-25 =100
H. Moody 's
1947-49 1935-39
= 100 =100
Produksjon av E.
Ut-førsel2
c)
tonn 1000 stk.
1948 276.2 5 285 100 7 128 12648 1949 252.1 6 238 100 6 624 12000 1950 270.2 8 104 110 8 848 10275 1951 307.6 6 767 115 10963 15021 1950.
April 20.4 559 585 803
Mai 21.8 697 659 829
Juni 22.1 857 • • 687 878 Juli 23.3 707 116 709 779 Aug. 24.1 818 120 820 762 Sept. 24.2 723 117 862 911 Okt. 25.1 761 114 923 906 Nov. 24.2 604 110 854 977 Des. 24.3 641 136 867 1 065
Jan. 26.4 375 104 922Al252
Feb. 25.3 435 103 892A 1335
Mars 27.1 483 112 963A 1421_
April 26.4 530 117 932A1 337
Mai 21.7 504 124 835A 1 466 102.3 182.7 108.6 179.6 123.7 201.7 135.0 226.2 140.1 221.5 146.5 238.2 159.4 275.8 143.4 144.2 230.1 145.3 146.2 146.4 245.8 147.9 150.1 151.4 260.1 154.3 155.5 156.1 269.4 1
1557.87.1 158.6 274.8 159.9 159.8 159.6 280.2 161.3 161.5 16 2 ( 285.6 163..66
f
164.1 1 163.8 288.0 165.1 j o-n alio-no-n- alinn-tekt'
Oppgavene gjelder salg fra fabrikkene. 2 Oppgavene gjelder generalhandelen. 3 Til innenlandsk forbruk. 4 Av innenlandske varer. Ved utgangen av år og måneder. 6 Til og med 1939 delvis skatte-fri «Treasury Bonds» med løpetid på 12 år eller mer; senere skattbare «Treasury Bonds» med løpetid på 15 år eller mer. '7 Korrigert for sesongvariasjoner. Kvartalstallene er beregnet på årsbasis. 8 Fra og med 1947 omfatter oppgavene også eksport av varer gjennom arméen til sivilbefolkningen i utlandet.
Basis endret 1936-38 = 100.
*63 Nr. 10.
I. Population.
1. Marriages, births, deaths, and emigration. A. Marriages. B. Live births. C. Deaths. a) Total b) Under 1 year. D. Birth sur-plus. E. Emigrants to over-sea countries. 2. Removals. A. In-land. B. To Abroad. C. From abroad. 3. Cases of epidemical and other diseases notified by the physicians.
II. Employment and unemploy-ment.
4. Employed persons compul-sorily health insured. A. Total..
a) Index. b) Number. B. Agri-culture, forestry, and horticul-ture. C. Fisheries, catch. D. Na-vigation and other transport.
E. Industry. F. Building and construction. G. Business. II.
House work, cleaning. I. Pu-blic administration and other service activities. J. Uncertain trade. 5. Unemployment. A.
Number. a) Total. b) Industry.
c) Building and construction.
C. In the trade unions. a) 9 trade unions. b) Metal-workers union. c) Building trades-union.
d) Bootmaking trades-union.
Monthly and Quarterly Statistics.
English translation of the columns.
industries. a) Total. b) For the export market. c) For the home market. 11. Electricity produc-tion. A. Total. B. Electric plants, supplying: a) the electro-chemi-cal and electro-metallurgielectro-chemi-cal in-dustries. b) other inin-dustries.
c) domestic needs. 12. Gas pro-duction. 13. Production of cer-tain commodities. A. Coal.
B. Iron ore and ferro-titanium ore. C. Copper ores and copper concentrates. D. IVIolybdenite.
E. Rutile concentrates. F. Zinc and lead ores. G. Pyrites. H. Pig iron. I. Ferrosilicon. K. Other ferro-alloys. L. Aluminium. M.
Copper. N. Nickel. O. Zinc.
P. Sulphur. Q. Cement. R. Ni-trogen. S. Mechanical pulp, dry basis. T. Chemical pulp, dry ba-sis. U. Cooking chocolate and.
chocolate candy bars. V. Tobac-co. a) Cigarettes. b) Cigars. c) Smoking tobacco, chewing to-bacco and snuff.
VI. Building.
14. Buildings under erection.
A. Dwellings. a) Flats. b) Total number of rooms (incl. kitchen).
c) Floor-surface in dwellings.
B. Workshops and factories.
C. Outhouses for farmsteads.
D. Offices and business premises.
E. Other buildings. 15. Buildings completed A. Dwellings. a) Flats.
b) Total number of rooms (incl.
kitchen). c) Floor-surface in dwellings. B. Workshops and factories. C. Outhouses for farmsteads. D. Offices and busi-ness premises. E. Other buildings.
VII. Inland trade.
16. Index for the value of retail trade. A. The whole kingdom.
B. Rural communities. C. Subur-ban districts. D. Rural districts, total. E. Cities. a) Total. b) Food and beverages. c) Clothing and textiles. d) Hardwares. e) Mis-cellaneous.
VIII. Foreign trade.
17. Value of foreign trade. A. Im-ports. a) Total. b) Raw materials and semi-manufactures. c) Capi-tal goods. 1) ToCapi-tal 2) Ships.
d) Consumers goods. B. Exports.
a) Total. b) Raw materials and semi-manufactures. c) Capital goods. 1) Total. 2) Ships, d) Consumers goods. C. Import surplus. 18. Index numbers of foreign trade. A. Volume index, a) Imports. 1) Total. 2) Excl.
ships. b) Exports. 1) Total.
2) Excl. ships. B. Price index.
a) Imports. 1) Total. 2) Excl.
ships. b) Exports. 1) Total.
2) Excl. ships.
IX. Communication.
19. Railways (State railways).
A. Freight service. a) Total.
b) Excl. ores on Ofoten Railway.
B. Freight car loadings, broad-gauge. C. Passenger service.
D. Revenues from railway traf-fic. a) Total. b) Of which.
1) Freight service. 2) Passenger
service. E. Current expenditures of railways traffic. 20. Shipping.
A. Vessels with cargo between Norway and foreign countries.
a) Entered. 1) Total. 2) Norwe-gian. b) Cleared. B. Index num-bers of shipping frights. Voy-age frights. 21. Air-service A.
Scheduled air-service. a) Kilo-meters flown. b) Passenger-kilo-meters. c) Freight, excess lug-gage and post, ton-kilometers.
B. Landings at the most impur-tant air ports. a) Fornebu/Gar-dermoen. 1) Total. 2) Airplanes in scheduled service. b) Sola,.
1) Total. 2) Airplanes in sche-duled service. 22. Telegraphs.
A. Telegrams. a) Despatched:
1) Inland. 2) Abroad. b) Re-ceived from abroad. B. Trunk calls. C. Gross revenue of sta-tions. D. Current expenditure.
E. Profits. 23. Postal service.
A. Articles entered in registers at post offices. B. Revenue.
C. Current expenditure. D.
Profits. 24. Foreign tourist traffic. A. Arrived by. a) Rail-way. b) Boat. c) Car etc.
by road. d) Airplane. B. Total.
C. Of which. a) Swedish. b.
Danish c) Finnish d) British.
e) French. f) North American.
g) Other.
X. Money and credits.
25. Bank of Norway. A. Dis-count rate. B. Gold stock.
C. Short-term balances abroad.
D. To credit on clearing account.
E. Securities. a) Foreign. b) Nor-wegian. F. Loans and discounts.
G. Occupation account (net) H. Note circulation. I. To debit on clearing account. J. Due to foreign banks. K. Balance with EPU. L. Sight deposits. a) To-tal. b) The state. 1) ToTo-tal. 2) Regulation account. 3) Counter-part funds of ERP- and. MSA-grants. 4) Countervalue of Trea-sury Bills held by foreigns banks.
5) Account for loans to govern-mental banks. 6) Other Govern-ment deposits. c) Other public ac-counts. d) Domestic private stock and savings banks. e) Other accounts. 26. Bank clearings in Oslo. Turn-over.
27. Post-giro. A. Creditors' accounts. B. Turn-over. 28. Pri-vate joint stock banks. A. Assets.
a) Cash in vault. b) Deposits with the Bank of Norway. c) Claims on Norwegian banks.
d) Treasury bills. e) Bearer bonds and shares. f) Mortgages. g) Other loans. h) Current credits.
i) Other assets. j) Total. k) Of which claims on foreign debtors.
B. Cash credits. a) Granted.
b) Utilized. C. Liabilities.a) Share capital, funds etc. b) Deposits at call. c) Deposits on notice.
d) Current accounts with Nor-wegian banks. e) Creditors in foreign currency. f) Loans, re-discountings, acceptances. g) Po-stal cheques, advised cheques, collection of debt. h) Current credits. i) Other liabilities.
III. Agricultural production.
6. Number of controlled slaught-er. A. Cattle. B. Horses. C. Hogs and pigs. D. Sheep. E. Goats F. Suckling calves. G. Fatted calves. 7. Dairy production.
A. Volume of milk weighed in.
B. Volume of skimmed milk re-turned to producers. C. Pro-duction of: a) Butter. b) White cheese. c) Brown cheese. d) Ca-sein. 8. Sale of concentrated feeding-stuffs to wholesalers.
N. Proteins. a) Imported. b) Nor-wegian. B. Carbohydrates. a) Im-ported. b) Norwegian IV. Fisheries.
9. Quantity of fish caught.
A. Cod and Finnmark cod.
a) Fish without head and viscera.
b) Of which: 1) Salted. 2) Dried.
3) Fresh and canned. B. Winter herring. a) Total. b) Of which:
1) Fresh exported. 2) Salted.
3) Canned. 4) Oil and meal.
5) Bait. 6) Fresh for the home market. C. Fat herring and small herring. D. Sprat. E. Mackerel and young mackerel.
V. Industrial production.
10. Index of industrial pro-duction. A. Total. B. Of which:
a) Ore and metal extracting.
b) Canning industry. c) Other food industries. d) Textile indu-stry. e) Shoe factories. f) Wood pulp and paper industry. g) Che-mical and electro-cheChe-mical indu-stry. h) Steel and metal working industry. i) Other industries.
C. Export market industry, total.
D. Home market industry, total.
E. Producer goods industries.
a) Total. b) For the export market. c) For the home mar-ket. F. Consumption goods
1952. *64
j) Total. k) Of which debt to foreign creditors. 29. Savings banks. A. Assets. a) Cash in vault. b) Deposits with the Bank of Norway. c) Claims on Nor-wegian banks. d) To credit in foreign banks. e) Treasury bills.
f) Bearer bonds and shares.
g) Mortgages. h) Other loans.
i) Other assets. j) Total. B. Cash credits. a) Granted. b) Utilized.
C. Liabilities. a) Own funds.
b) Deposits at call. c) Deposits on notice. d) Current accounts with Norwegian banks. e) Own loans and re-discountings.
f) Other liabilities. g) Total.
30. Private joint stock banks and savings banks. A. Deposits. B.
Loans, excl. mortgage loans. C.
Mortgage loans. D. Treasury bills, bearer bonds and shares. E. In cash and in Bank of Norway. 31.
State banks. A. Assets. a) Cash in hand and cheques. b) Holdings of own bearer bonds. c) Other securities. d) Claims on State Treasury. e) Claims on Bank of Norway and other banks.
f) Loans. B. Liabilities. a) Share capital and funds. b) Bonds outstanding. c) Debt to State Treasury. d) Debt to Bank of Norway and other banks.
32. Credit associations etc. A. As-sets. a) Cash in hand and cheques. b) Holdings of own barer bonds. c) Other securities.
d) Claims on Bank of Norway and other banks. e) Loans.
B. Liabilities. a) Share capital and funds. b) Bonds outstanding.
c) Debt to Bank of Norway and other banks. 33. State banks and credit associations, total.
A. Loans. B. Bonds outstanding.
34. Index of stock prices. A. To-tal. B. Industry. C. Shipping.
D. Whaling. E. Banks. F. In-surance. 35. Bonds. A. Prices in per cent of parity. B. Yields in per cent of parity. 36. Sales of securities. A. Total. B. Of which at the Oslo Stock Ex-change. a) Stocks. b) Bonds.
37. Stock issues. 38. Registered new-subscriptions of capital in Norwegian joint-stock com-panics. A. In all companies.
B. In new companies. a) Total.
b) Of which. 1) Shipping.
2) Trade. 3) Industry. 4) Buil-ding. C. In old companies. a) To-tal. b) Of which. 1) Shipping.
2) Trade. 3) Industry. 4) Buil-ding. 39.Failures. A. Bankruptcy proceedings opened. a) Cities.
b) Rural districts. B. Compo-sitions entered. a) Cities. b) Ru-ral districts. C. Foreclosures.
a) Cities. b) Rural districts.
D. Protested bills. 40. Foreign exchange rates at the Oslo Stock Exchange.
XI. Public finance.
41. Monthly figures for certain state income items. A. Ordinary tax on capital and income.
B. Supplementary tax on capital.
C. Entertainment tax. D. Extra tax on increased income. E. Le-gacy and succession duty. F. Mo-tor-car tax. G. Customs duties.
H. Harbour and light house dues.
I. Surplus from the Wine
Mono-poly. K. Tax on sale of spirits.
L. Tax on spirits served in restaurants. M. Excise tax on manufactured spirits. N. Beer tax. O. Tax on chocolate and sweetmeats. P. Tax and stamp-duty on tobacco. Q. Sales tax on non-alcoholic carbonated be-verages and on fruit-wines.
R. Sales tax on certain articles.
S. Ordinary emergency tax on sales. T. Tax on matches.
U. Emergency tax on wine and spirits. V. Emergency tax on beer. W. Emergency tax on tobacco. X. Road tax. Y. In-terest on State's cash deposits and outstanding claims. Z. In-stalments paid on outstanding claims. A—Z. Total. AA. State railways, surplus. BB. Postal service, surplus. CC. Telegraphs, surplus.
XII. Wages and prices.
42. Average hourly earnings for adult male workers in industry.
A. Total. B. Ore and metal extrac-ting. a) Total. b) Mining and smel-ting. c) Electro-metallurgical industry. C. Clay and stone stry. D. Food and beverage stry. a) Total. b) Canning indu-stry. c) Breweries and mineral water factories. E. Textile indu-stry. F. Clothing induindu-stry. a) Total. b) Shoe factories. G. Wood industry. a) Total. b) Sawmills and planing mills. H. Paper industry. I. Leather and rubber products industry. a) Total.
b) Rubber products industry.
J. Chemical and electro-chemical.
Industry. a) Total. b) Electro-chemical industry. K. Oils and fats industry. L. Steel and metal working industry. a) Total.
b) Engineering works. M. Vari-ous other industries. 43. Average hourly earnings for adult fe-male workers in industry. A. To-tal. B. Ore and metal extrac-ting. C. Food and beverage industry. a) Total. b) Canning industry. c) Breweries and mine-ral water factories. d) Chocolate factories. e) Tobacco factories.
D. Clothing industry. a) Total.
b) Ready-made clothing. c) Shoe factories. E. Textile industry.
F. Hosiery and knitted goods.
G. Wood industry. H. Paper industry. I. Leather and rubber products industry. a) Total. b) Rubber products industry. J.
Chemical and electro-chemical industry. K. Oils and fats indu-stry. L. Steel and metal working industry. M. Various other industries. 44. Average hourly earnings in handicrafts and in building trades. A. Handicrafts;
skilled labourers, men. a) Total.
b) Polygraphic industry. 1) To-tal. 2) Printing houses. c) Buil-ding trades. 1) Total. 2) Car-penters and joiners. 3) Painters.
4) Brick-layers. 5) Plumbers.
d) Bakers and pastrycooks.
e) Butchers and saussa ge-makers.
B. Handicrafts; unskilled labou-rers, men. C. Building trades, skilled and unskilled labourers.
45. Wholesale price index. A.
Total. B. Edible animal pro-ducts. C. Edible vegetable
products. D. Coffee, beer an e tobacco etc. E. Feeds and fer tilizers. F. Fuel. G. Iron anc other metals. H. Stone and clay products etc. I. Wood products K. Wood pulp and paper.
L. Textile products. M. Hides, leather and footwear. N. Rubber products. O. Chemical and technical products. P. Agri-cultural products. a) Total b) Animal. c) Vegetable. Q Gre.
ceries. R. Feeds and fertilizer.
S. Industrial products. a) Total.
b) Raw materials and sem- -manufactures. c) Manufactures.
46. Cost of living index for fam-ilies of workers in towns and in-dustrial areas. A. Total a) Incl.
trade union levies. b) Excl. trade union levies. B. Food. a) Total.
b) Meat and meat products. c) Pork. d) Fish and fish products.
e) Milk, butter, cheese and eggs.
f) Potatoes, vegetables, fruit and berries. g) Flour, grits etc. h) Bread and pastry. i) Groceries.
j) Others. C. Beverages and to bacco. D. Light and fuel. a) Coal, coke, wood and fuel oil. b) Gas and electricity. E. Clothing. F.
Rent. G. Other expenditures. a) Incl. trade union levies. b) Excl.
trade union levies. 47. Average retail prices in certain cities. 48.
Agricultural price index. A. Ag-ricultural products. a) Total. b) Vegetable products. c) Animal products. B. Means of production.
49. Producer prices on certain agricultural products. A. Oats.
B. Hay. C. Potatoes. D. Eggs.
E. Beef. F. Mutton. G. Pork.
50. Index numbers for building costs. A. Brick-built houses in towns. B. Two-family houses of wood. C. Dwelling-house in the country. 51, A/S Stormbull's in-dexes. A. Total costs of building. a) Dwelling-house in Oslo (brick /concrete). b) Two-family wooden house in Aker.
B. Price-index for building ma-erials. C. Price-index for steel from stock.
XIII. Miscellaneous.
52. Consumption of certain beverages etc. A. Mineral waters.
B. Beer. a) Non-alcoholic.
b) Soft. c) Medium. d) Strong.
C. Wine. D. Spirits. E. Total consumption of alcohol (100 %).
F. Consumers' outlay on alco-holic beverages. G. Sale of tobacco. H. Sale of chocolate and sweetmeats. 53. Persons arre-sted for intoxication. A. Total.
B. Rural districts, total. C. Cities.
a) Total. b) Oslo. c) Other cities.
d) Cities permitting sale of spirits. 1) Total. 2) Excl. Oslo e) Cities without sale of spirits.
54. Stocks of certain commodi-ties. A. Coal. B. Coke. C. Gaso-line. D. Fuel oil. E. Linseed oil.
F. Wool. G. Cotton. H. Yarn, wool. I. Yarn, cotton. J. Hides.
K. Footwear. a) Leather and skins. b) Rubber.
XIV. Foreign countries.
55. Denmark. A. Employment index, industry. B. Unemploy-ment among trade-union
mem-bers. C. Index of industrial pro-duction. a) Industry. b) Meat and dairy production. D. Retail trade index. E. Imports. F. Ex-ports. G. Note circulation. H. Ef-fective interest on State bonds.
I. Wholesale price index. J. Cost of living index. K. Average hourly earnings. 56. Sweden.
A. Employment index, industry.
B. Unemployment among trade-union members. C. Index of industrial production. D Im-ports. E. ExIm-ports. a) Total.
h) Wood pulp. c) Paper and cardboard. F. Volume index.
a) Imports. b) Exports.
Note circulation. H Effective interest on State bonds. I. Whole-sale price index J. Cost of living index. 57. United Kingdom.
A. Employment index, industry.
B. Unemploment. C. Index of industrial production. D. Pro-duction of: a) Steel. b) Coal.
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E. Retail trade index. F. Im-ports. G. Exports. IL Volume index. a) Imports. b) Exports.
I. Note circulation. J. Ef-fective interest on State bonds.
K. Wholesale price index. L. Cost of living index. M. Hourly earnings. 58. Western Germany.
A. Employment index, industry.
B. Unemployment. C. Index of industrial production. D. Pro-duction of: a) Steel. b) Coal.
E. Cost of living index. 59. Bel-gium. A. Unemployment. B. In-dex of industrial production.
C. Production of: a) Steel.
b) Coal. D. Retail trade index.
E. Imports. F. Exports. G.
Note circulation. H. Effective interest on State bonds. I. Whole-sale price index. J. Retail price index. 60. France. A. Employ-ment index, industry. B. Un-employment. C. Index of indu.
striai production. D.Production
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of: a) Steel. b) Coal. E. Imports.
F. Exports. G. Volume index.
a) Imports. b) Exports. H.
Note circulation. I. Effective interest on State bonds. J Whole-sale price index. K. Retail price index. L. Average hourly rate in industry. 61. United States. A. Employment index, industry. B. Unemployment.
C. Index of industrial production.
D. Production of: a) Steel.
b) Coal. c) OH. d) Automobiles.
E. Retail price index. F. Im-ports. G. ExIm-ports. H. Volume index. a) Imports. b) Exports.
I. Note circulation. J. Ef-fective interest on State bonds.
K. Price index for raw materials.
L. Wholesale price index. M. Cost of living index. N. Hourly earnings in industry. O. National income.
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