og myn- myn-ter)
XII. Lønninger og priser
58. Tyskland, Bizone
•. 17 472 138504 100 174 81 2 280 . . • • 141180 195 86 3 024 . . • • 139884 • • • • 1 896 . . • • 140952 • • • • 1 620
. . • • 139428 • • 1 380
. . • • 138996 • • • • 1 668 . . • • 119400 • • • • 636 . .
36 696 145 31 732
34 2 544. • 55 260 67 74 2 280 40 3 012 72 528 68 86 2 892 60 *5 466 *88594 130 93 * 3 917 891 9 155 104811 235 -.1 3 846
1950.
*5C)
XIV. Utland.
E.
Leve- kost- nads-indeks
1938
= 100 A.
Sys-
selset- tings-indeks, industri des.1946
= 100 57. Storbritannia og
Nord-Irland (forts.) K.
Engros- pris-indeks
1930 1937
=100 =100
58. Tyskland, Bizone.
B.
Ar-
beids-løyse 1000 pers.
59. Belgia
A. B. IC.
Ar- duk- Pro-beids- sjons- a)
løyse indeks, Stål industri 1000 1937 pers. = 100 Pence
Produksjon av b)
Kull
• • • •
1000 tonn 1
• •
29 86 29 580 29 844 25 536 26 724 25 056 26 736 13 524 15 828 22 776 24 396
*26679 27 850 1947 192 2 • • 3 28.7 105 631
1948 219 108e 31.1 119 592 1949 230 1111 216 7• • • • 1948.
Jan. 212 104475• •
Feb. 217 106
• •. . 467 . . .
Mars 217 106 112 463
April 219 108 32 0 • • 461 Mai 220 108 • • • • 439 Juni 222 110 • • 116 442 Juli 222 108651• • • • Aug. 221 108
. .. . 768 Sept. 220 108 • • 120 768 Okt. 220 108 31.1 • • 723 Nov. 221 109
• •. . 701 Des. 221 109 • • 128 743 1949.
Jan. 221 109 • • . . 938 7 80 7 677 Feb. 221 109 • •. . 1 038 85 691
. .
Mars 221 109 127 1 132 85 781
April 227 109 31.6 . . 1 195 86 729 Mai 231 111 • •. . 1 216 88 799
Juni 232 111 126 1 238 89 777
Juli 229 111 • • • • 1 254 86 805 Aug. 229 111 • •. . 1 257 * 88 845 Sept. *231 112 • • 127 1 261 * 93 770 Okt. 237 112 • • • • * 1 263 93 704 Nov. 240 112 • • • . * 1 322 98 * 765 Des. *241 113 • • . . 1 482 95 812 1950.
Jan. 245 113 Feb. 245
Mars •• •• •• •• •• •• ••
April • • • • ••
Mai • • • • • •
I industri, gruvedrift, bygge- og anleggsvirksomhet tg transport. 2 Ny indeks. 17 juni 1947 100.
Gjennomsnitt jan.—mai: 132, gjennomsnitt juni—des.: 101. 3 Oktober. 4 Juli. 5 1936. 6 Fra og med 1945 refererer tallene seg til pliktig arbeidsloysetrygdede. For 1945 var arbeidsloysetrygden frivillig.
Fra og med 1949 gjelder tallene Trizone.
1929 •• •• •• ••
1932 • • • •
0 1937 1. 9. 10.
0.. .
• • • • 1938 101 101 13.7 • • 1939 103 103 •• •• ••
1940 137 119 • •
1941 153 129 • • • •
1942 160
130. .
• • 1943 163 129 22.5 • • • • 1944 166 130g 23.9 • • • • 1945 169 132e 24.3 • • 1946 175 132e 26.2 • • 824
•• • • •• • • • • • •
•• • • • • • • • • ••
47 310 6 737 105 92 314 2 244
47 304 6 533 136 89 293 1 738
51 349 7 312 96 93 327 2 299
53 369 7 099 95 94 336 2 318
47 329 6 028 • • 94 94 306 2 071 51 384 7 525 151 105 88 231 2 293 61 465 7 884 159 129 86 317 1 987 65 519 7 574 157 123 92 352 2 180 70 582 7 865 159 124 97 353 2 339 74 621 7 983 165 132 97 372 2 431 75 610 7 829 165 174 96 352 2 338 79 624 8 225 168 253 97 364 2 441
8 325 7 994 9 029 8 023 8 509 8 230 8 884
*9 181 8 911 9 127
* 9 334 9 264
167 254 95 370 2 436 168 240 98 359 2 331 167 237 98 416 2 619 164 220 95 356 2 428 161 213 97 339 2 398 159 215 95 323 2 353 159 221 83 282 1 869 156 215 88 268 2 005 155 228 92 274 2 082 155 251 94 280 2 361 156 259 95 275 2 394
• • 265 • • 304 2 574 309 • •
• • • •
• • • .
•
*57 Nr. 4.
XIV. Utland.
59. Belgia forts.). 60. Frankrike.
D.
Detalj- omset- flings-in
E.
Inn-forsell
F. G.
Ut- Seddel-førsel omløp2
H.
Effek-tiv rente, stats-obl.3
I.
Engros pris-indeks
J.
Detalj- pris-indeks
A.
Syssel- set- tings-indeks, industri
B.
Ar- beids-løyse4
C.
Pro- duk- sjons-indeks industri'
D.
Produksjon av a)
„,
°I/a' b)
Kull 1936-38
- 100 Milliarder fres. Pst. 1936-38
= 100 1937
= 100 1937 --- 100
1000 pers.
1937
- 100 1000 tonn
• • • • • • • • 1 .. . • . .
. . 27.9 .
•
25.5 23..1 3.9.5. .. 10.0. 100. . 274
* 355 .
. 100 .
• , • • 7 920; 44 352 23.1 21.7 23.6 4.39 .. 104 103 * 374 92 6 216; 46 500 19.8 21.8 29.6 4.89 .. 105 105 "382 7 9441 49 152
• . .. 36.9 4.81 8 116
.
4 4161 39 324
• • 51.8 4.14 • • 90
..
* 293 .. 4 308; 41 844
• • 71.8 4.01 96 * 70 51 4 488' 41 868
.
122 88.2 3.95 91 20 47 5 1241 40 560
116 .. 6 45.3 3.82 91 30 3 096 25 260
173 305
13.8 57.2
..
4.0 76.9 29.8 77.8
4.01
4.18 330. 333. 90 98
. . 16 16
39 73
1 656 33 312I 4 404' 47 160 356 85.6 61.7 82.8 4.45 355 339 106 7 87 5 736 45 228 410 86.4 73.2 89.5 4.75 389 389 110 17 102 *7 243*43290 432 81.0 78.9 91.8 4.60 * 369 377 113 40 . . 9 121 51 187
i
357 7.4 6.2 84.1 4.71 378 362 9 97 551 4 558
337 6.5 5.2 83.6 4.73 389 383 109. . 11 102 563, 4 125
433 8.3 5.7 82.1 4.74 389 389 12 104 625 4 277
430 7.3 6.5 82.6 4.73 391 392 12 106 650, 4 240
377 7.2 5.7 82.6 4.74 391 394 109. . 13 107 596; 3 819
353 7.4 6.2 83.1 4.75 391 393 15 106 6141 3 934
406 6.8 5.5 85.9 4.76 391 392 110 17 96 638f 3 836
366 6.7 5.6 85.8 4.78 390 396 19 89 608, 3 455
407 7.4 6.4 87.2 4.79 388 399 19 104 549 3 767
457 7.3 6.7 86.5 4.77 387 392 111. . 21 96 456 456
461 6.7 6.4 86.1 4.75 389 390 . . 24 106 682 2 577
531 7.5 7.1 89.5 4.72 392 391 27 110 711 4 246
,
376 6.6 6.1 87.6 4.71 390 389 112 30 110 733; 4 406
362 6.5 6.7 *87.4 4.70 384 384 32 116 717 4 242
417 7.1 7.6 *88.1 4.68 378 377 35 118 826) 4 737
460 6.7 7.0 *88 .3 4.65 373 376 1 21. . 39 118 750, 4 235
420 6.9 7.2 87.5 4.64 372 375 40 120 811; 4 243
370 6.7 7.3 *89.7 4.62 366 377 41 118 767 4 160
427 6.2 7.1 *90.5 4.59 364 375 113. . 41 106 740, 3 843
370 6.4 6.0 *90.7 4.56 363 374 42 * 92 732' 4 093
401 6.4 6.2 *91.1 4.53 361 375 44 *112 722; 4 188
476 6.6 5.8 *90.3 4.51 361 372 113.. 43 *112 809! 4 361
511 7.0 5.6 90.2 4.49 361 372 43 113 *723i 4 095
592 7.9 6.3 91.8 4.48 365 371 46 791 4 584
90.8 4.46 369 . . . . • . 4 678
• •
• • • • • • • • • • , • •
• • • • • • • • • • • • • •
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
1929 1932 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949
1948.
Jan Feb Mars April Mai Juni Juli Aug Sept Okt Nov.
Des 1949.
Jan Feb Mars April Mai Juni Juli Aug Sept.
Okt.
Nov . Des
1950.
Jan Feb Mars April Mai
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 Seddelmengden delvis innbyttet og sperret.
November-desember. 8 Januar-april. 9 Januar-august.
A.
pers.1000 C. 653 166
108
XIV. Utland.
60 Frankrike (forts.). 61. Sambandsstatene.
72.9
Milliarder fres.
58.3 50.1 234.0 101.4 346.5 212.8
*654.5 431.2 897.1 782.0
G.
Volumindeks
a) b)
Inn- Ut-førsel førsel
1938 = 100
K.
Engros- Detalj- Detalj- pris-indeks pris-indekss
1938 = 100
D.
Produksjon av a) b)
Stål Kull
Mill. tonn
• •
• • • •
51.4 451.2 28.8 358.0 47.9 404.9 60.8 464.7 75.2 517.6 78.0 583.3 80.6 590.4 81.3 619.9 72.3 573.8 60.4 *539.3
77.0 624.0 80.41 595.6 70.6 439.3 6.8 56.3 85 10390 79 95 9 480 96 102 98 120 111
*126 5 560 143 148 2 660 176 173 1 070 212 169 670 208 148 1 040 180 uopp-sigelige statsobligasjoner. 5 Detaljpriser for 34 artikler i Paris. 6 Korrigert for varierende antall arbeids-dager i måneden. 7 Til og med 1938: 1928 = 100. 8 Til og med 1938: 1928 = 100. 9 Fra og med 1940 er tallene beregnet ved hjelp av representative tellinger.
XIV. Utland.
61. Sambandsstatene (forts.).
D.
Produksjon av E.De_
tall- omset-lungs-• indeks
F.
Inn-forsel2
G.
Ut-førsel
H.
Volumindeks I.
Seddel-omlop 5
J. K.
Effek-tiv Moody's rente, råvare-stats- indeks
obl.'
L.
Engros- pris-indeks
M.
Leve- kost- nads-indeks
N.
Time-fortj.
i indu-strien
Cents Iliarder O.
Nasjo- nalinn-tekt7 e)
Olje Auto-d) mobi-ler'
a) Inn-forsels
b) Uft-førsel '
1
.Mi11.
tonn
1000stk. = 1001937 Mill. $ 1923-25 =100 Mill. $ 31/„ 1931, 1926
Pst- ..---- 100 i = 100 1935-39 -- 100
---3i-ill-:-$ I
929 . . 5 364 . 4 399 5 241 131 132 4 865 3.60 95 123 56.6 87.4
932 i368 1 323 i611 79 69 5 676 3.68 . 65 98 45.8 41.7
937 . .
177.7 *4809 100 3 084 3 349. . 131 105 6 550 2.68 194 86 103 62.4 73.6 938 171.0 *2489 90 1 960 3 094 94 105 6 856 2.56 144 79 101 62.7 67.4 939 170.91 3 577 100 2 318 3 177 108 110 7 598 2.36 150 77 99 63.3 72.5 940 182.9 4 476 110 2 625 4 021 113 129 8 732 2.21 1601 79 100 66.1 81.3 941 189.5 4 836 132 3 345 5 147 134 154 11 160 1.95 198 87 105 72.9 103.8 942 187.4. 137 2 745 8 079 98 194 15 410 6 *2.461 231 99 117 85.3 137.1 943 203.5 150 3 381 12965 112 288 20 449 *2.47 246 103 124 96.1 169.7 944 ' 226.7 744.. 163 3 919 142591 120 283125 307 2.48 250 104 126 101.9 183.8 945 231.6 756 180»4164 9 8061 122 192; 28 515 2.37 257 106 128 102.3 182.7 946 237.5»3090 238 4 935 9 743 130
20I28952'--- 2.19 312, 121 139 108.4 179.6 947 ° 254.3»47981 282 *5760815330 124 8 265 28 868 2.25 4191 152 159 123.7 201.7 948 276.2,*5285 309 *7128*12648 141 208 28 224 2.44 418 165 171 135.0 226.2 949 252.01 6 238, 304 6 624 12000 . . .. 27 600 2.31 352 155 169 140.2 ..
948. iI
Tan. 22.4 406 276 547 1 0921 140 213' 28 111 2.45 450 166 169 130.2 kb. 21.3 383 255 589 1 085 141 208 28 019 2.45, 414 161 168 130.8 215.1 Urs 23.0 492 307 675 1 139 154 223 27 781 *2.411 408 161 167 131.0
.pril 22.5 438 306 532 1 121 126 220 27 716 2.44 417 163 169 131.4 lai 23.4 339 306 554 1 102 132 216 27 812 2.42 420 164 171 132.4 224.9 runi ,
ruli 22.8 23.5
431 475
309 625 307rn 563
1 013 1 019
146 1341
198 197
27 903 27 866
2.41 2.44
431 166 433 169
172 174
134.0 135.6 k.ug. 23.7 461 306 606 992 141 195 28 055 2.45 427 170 175 137.3 230.9
;ept. 22.3 414 316 560 925 138 185 28 118 2.45 420 169 175 138.6 )kt. 23,9 492 328 601 1 023 142 204 28 176 2.45 404 165 174 139.01
1ov. 23.3 469; 313 554 823 132 166 28 331 2.44, 401 164 172 139.7 234.:.' )es. 24.2 4871 374 720 i317 166 266 28 224 2.44' 396 162 171 1400J
.949. 1 I
Fan. , 22.8 431 266 590 1104i 137 222 27 580 2.42 390' 161 171 140.5) reb. 20.6 4271 254 567 *1044 132 214 27 557 2.39 376 158 169 140.1 I( *224.
Viars 22.2 5181 300 *633 *1177 150 243 27 439 2.38 371 158 170 140.0 kpril 20.6 543 317 534 *1166 131 242 27 417 2.38 352 157 170 140.1 dai 21.11 481 306 *541 *1092 133 230 27 507 2.38 344 156 169 140.1 *2201 [uni 20.2 5941 308 *526 1 104 134 233 27 493 2.38 338 155 170 140.5 rub. 20.0 579 291 456 *899 117 194 27 394 2.27 339 154 169 140.8 k ug.
sept.
20.3 20.3
658 302 491 626 313 *531
880 132
*906 135 191 196
27 393 27 412
2.24 2.22
340 153 346 154
169 170
139.9 220.', 140.7 )kt. 21.2 573 *317 559 *850 144 189 27 407 2.22 338 152 169 139.2 gov. 21.4 *455 *310 *594 836 154 186 27 543 2.20 344 152 169 * 139.3
e
. Des. 21.3 353 366 605 943 . . 27 600 2.19 346 151 168 * 141.0 j L950.Tan. • .I 2.20 352 141.8
Feb. • • • • 357 • • • .
1
qars . . • • • • • • • •
1
kpril • • • • • .
Vfai . • • • • • •
Oppgavene gjelder salg fra fabrikkene. 2 Oppgavene gjelder generalhandelen. Til innenlandsk forbruk. 4 Av innenlandske varer. Ved utgangen av år og måneder. 6 Til og med 1941 delvis skatte-fri «Treasury Bonds» med løpetid på 12 år eller mer; senere skattbare «Treasury Bonds» med løpetid på 15 år eller mer. 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.
1950. *60
Monthly and Quarterly Statistics.
English translations of the columns.
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 industries. a) Total. b) For the export market. c) For the home market. 12. Electricity produc-tion. A. Total. B. Electric plants, supplying: a) the electro-chemi-cal and electro-metallurgical in-dustries. b) other industries.
c) domestic needs. 13. Gas pro-duction. 14. Production of cer-tain commodities. A. Coal.
B. Iron ore and ferro-titanium ore. C. Copper ores and copper concentrates. D. Alolybdenite.
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. Wood pulp for sale, wet basis. T. Cellulose. U. Cook-ing chocolate and chocolate candy bars. V. Tobacco. a) Ciga-rettes. b) Cigars. c) Smoking tobacco, chewing tobacco and snuff.
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 insured against unemployment. A. Total..
a) Index. b) Number. B. Wor-kers in: a) Horticulture. b) In-land navigation. c) Transport and ware-house work. d) Indu-stry. e) Building and construc-tion. f) Hotels and restaurants.
g) House-cleaning work. C. Em-ployees, total. 5. Employed per-sons compulsorily health insured.
A. Total. a) Index. b) Number.
B. Agriculture, forestry, and horticulture. C. Fisheries, catch, inland navigation. D. Other transport, post, telegraph. E. In-dustry. F. Building and con-struction. G. Business. H. House work, cleaning. I. Public ad-ministration. 6. Unemployment.
A. Pct. B. Number. a) Total.
b) Industry. C. In the trade-unions. a) 10 trade-unions b) Metal-workers union. c) Building trades union. d) Bootmaking tra-des union.
IH. Agricultural production.
7. Number of controlled slaught-er. A. Cattle. B. Horses. C. Hogs and pigs. D. Sheep. E. Goats F. Suckling calves. G. Fatted calves. 8. 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. 9. Sale of concentrated feeding-stuffs to wholesalers.
A. Proteins. a) Imported. b) Nor-wegian. B. Carbohydrates. a) Im-ported. b) Norwegian IV. Fisheries.
10. 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.
IL Industrial production.
11. 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-chemical
indu-VI. Building.
15. 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. 16. 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. 1). Offices and busi-ness premises. E. Other buildings.
VII. Inland trade.
17. 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, total. 1) Total.
2) Food. 3) Beverages. c) Clo-thing and textiles. d) Hardwa-res. e) Miscellaneous.
VIII. Foreign trade.
18. Value of foreign trade. A. Im-ports. a) Total. b) Raw materials and semi-manufactures. c) Capi-tal goods. 1) Total 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. 19. 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.
20. 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. Expenses to railway traffic. 21. Shipping. A. Cargo ships between Norway and foreign countries. a) Entered.
1) Total. 2) Norwegian. b) Clear-ed. 22. Air-traffic. A. Regular services. a) Distance travelled.
b) Passenger service. c) Freight service. B. Landings at the most important air ports. a) For-nebu/Gardermoen. 1) Total.
2) Regular airplane traffic, b) Sola. 1) Total. 2) Regular airplane traffic. 23. Telegraphs.
A. Telegrams. a) Despatched:
1) Inland. 2) To abroad. b) Re-ceived from abroad. B. Trunk calls. C. Gross receipts of sta-tions. D. Working expenses.
E. Surplus profits. 24. Postal service. A. Booked despatches from post offices. B. Receipts.
C. Working expenses. D. Sur-plus profits.
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. Blocked accounts. K. Compensation for ships lost during the war. L. TO
debit on clearing account. M. De-mand deposits. a) Total. b) The State. c) Other public accounts.
d) Norwegian banks. e) Foreign banks etc. f) Others. 26. Bank clearings in Oslo. Turn-over.
27. Post-giro. A. Creditors' ac-counts. 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) Deposita 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.
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. Treasury bills, bearer bonds and shares. D. In cash and in Bank of Norway. Si. 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.
e) 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. At the Oslo Stock Exchange. a) Stocks. b) Bonds. B. Through brokers.
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 tor 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. Temporary 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 indu-stry. D. Food and beverage indu-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 saussage-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 and tobacco etc. E. Feeds and fer-tilizers. F. Fuel. G. Iron and 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
technica products. P. Agri-cultural products. a) Total.
b) Animal. c) Vegetable. Q. Gro-ceries. R. Feeds and fertilizers.
S. Industrial products. a) Total.
b) Raw materials and semi-manufactures. c) Manufactures.
46. Cost of living index. A. To-tal. 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, flour, grits, etc. g) Bread. h) Groceries i) Others. C. Beverages and to-bacco. D. Light and fuel.
a) Coal, coke, wood and fuel oil.
b) Gas and electricity. E. Clo-thing. F. Rent. G. Other ex-penditures. a) Incl. trade union levies. b) Excl. trade union levies. 47. Average retail prices in certain cities. 48. Agricultu-ral price index. A. AgricultuAgricultu-ral products. a) Total. b) Vegetable products. c) Animal products.
B. Means of production. 49. Pro-ducer prices on certain agricultu-ral 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 coun-try. 51. A/S Stormbull's indexes.
A. Total costs of building.
a) Dwelling-house in Oslo (brick/
concrete). b) Two-family wooden house in Aker. B. Price-index for building materials. 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. K. Cloth by the yard. clothing and equip-ments. L. Hides. M. 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. S. Cost of living index. K. Average hourly earnings. 56. Sweden.
A. Employment index, industry.
B. Unemployment among trade-union members. C. Index of
1950.
industrial production. D. Im-ports. E. Exports. a) Total.
b) Wood pulp. c) Paper and cardboard. F. Volume index.
a) Imports. b) Exports. G.
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.
E. Retail trade index. F. Im-ports. G. Exports. H. 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. Germany, Bizone.
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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-strial production. D. Production 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.
1). Production of: a) Steel.
b) Coal, c) Oil. d) Automobiles.
E. Retail price index. F. Im-ports. G. Exports. 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. Coss of living index. N. Hourly earnings ill industry. O. National income.
Statistiques mensuelles et trimestrielles.
Traduction française des rubriques.
centrés. A. Albumineux. a) Im-portés. b) Norvégiens. B. Hydro-carbonés. a) Importés. b) Nor-végiens.
I. Population.
I. Mariages, naissances, décès et emigration. A. Mariages. B. Nés-vivants. C. Décédés. a) Total.
b) Au-dessous de 1 an. D. Excé-dent des naissances. E. Emigrés pour les pays d'outre-mer.
2. Changements de domicile.
A. Dans le pays. B. A l'étranger.
C. De l'etranger. 3. Cas des ladies épidémiques et autres ma-ladies déclarées par les médecins.
II. Emploi et chômage.
4. Personnes employées assurées contre le chômage. A. Total.
a) Indice. b) Nombre. B. Ouv-riers. a) d'horticulture. b) de la navigation intérieure. c) de transport etc. d) industriels.
e) d'établissements, de bâti-ments et de construction. f) d'hô-tels et cafés. g) de nettoyage.
C. Employés, total. 5. Employés soumis h l'assurance contre la maladie. A. Total. a) Indice.
b) Nombre. B. Agriculture, sylviculture et horticulture.
C. Pêche, chasse et navigation intérieure. D. Autres transports, poste, telegraph. E. Industrie.
F. Bâtiment et construction.G.
Activité commerciale. H. Fonct-ions ménagères, nettoyage.
I. Administration publique et autre. 6. Chômage. A. Pct.
B. Nombre. a) Total. b) Indu-strie. C. Dans les syndicats ouvriers. a) 10 syndicats ouvriers.
b) Ouvriers en fer et métaux.
c) Ouvriers de construction.
d) Ouvriers h la fabr. de chaus-sures.
HI. Production agricole.
7. Nombre de viandes contrôlées.
A. Boeuf. B. Cheval. C. Porc.
D. Mouton. E. Chèvre. F. Veau nouveaux. G. Veau gras. 8. Pro-duction laitière. A. Lait traité.
B. Renvois du lait écrémé. C. Pro-duction de a) Beurre. b) Fromage blanc. c) Fromage brun. d) Ca-séine. 9. Vente des fourrages
con-IV. Pêches.
10. Quantité. A. Morue et cabil-laud de Finnmark. a) Sans tête et entrailles. b) Dont: 1) Salés.
2) Pendus. 3) Frais et conservés.
B) Hareng d'hiver. a) Total.
b) Dont: 1) Frais pour ex-portation. 2) Salés. 3) Pour conserves. 4) Pour huile et farine de harengs. 5) Pour amorce.
6) Frais pour marché intérieur.
C. Hareng. gras et hareng petit.
D. Esprot. E. Maquerau et petit maquereau.
V. Production industrielle.
11. Indices de la production indu-strielle. A. L'industrie entière.
B. Dont: a) Extraction de minérais et de métaux. b) Fa-briques de conserves. c) Indu-strie des aliments et des boissons.
d) Industrie textile. e) Fabriques de chaussures. f) Industrie de pâtes de bois, cellulose et papier.
g) Industrie chimique et électro-chimique. h) Industrie du fer et des métaux. i) Autres indu-stries. C. Industrie pour marché d'exportation. D. Industrie pour marché Intérieur. E. L'industrie des moyens de production.
a) Total. b) Pour marché d'exportation. c) Pour marché intérieur. F. L'industrie de con-sommation, total. a) Total.
b) Pour marché d'exportation.
c) Pour marché intérieur. 12. Pro-duction d'électricité. A. Total.
B. Usines d'électricité reliées:
a) à, l'industrie électro-chimique et métallurgique. b) aux autres industries. c) à la. distribution générale d'électricité. 13. Pro-duction de gaz. 14. Production de certaines marchandises.
A. Charbon. B. Fer titané.
C. Minerai de cuivre et de cuivre concentré. D. Molybdénite. E.
Rutile. F. Minerai de zinc
et de plomb. G. Pyrites sulfureuses. H. Fonte brute.
I. Ferro-silicium. K. Autres ferro—alliages. L. Aluminium.
M. Cuivre. N. Nickel. O. Zink P. Soufre. Q. Ciment. R. Ni-trogène. S. Pâtes de bois, calc.
en état humide. T. Cellulose.
U. Chocolat h cuir et à manger.
V. Tabac. a) Cigarettes. b) Ciga-res. c) Tabac à fumer, à chiquer et h priser.
VI. Construction des bâtiments.
15. Bâtiments en cours de con-struction. A. Bâtiments d'habi-tation. a) Logements. b) Pièces, total (cuisine incl.) c) Surface de plancher à habitation. B. Bâti-ments d'atelier et de fabrique.
C. Bâtiments d'exploitation dans l'agriculture. D. Bâtiments de bureaux et de magasins.
E. Autres bâtiments. 16. ments mis en usage. A. Bâti-ments d'habitation. a) Loge-ments. b) Pièces, total (cuisine incl.). c) Surface de plancher à habitation. B. Bâtiments d'ate-lier et de fabrique. C. Bâtiments
E. Autres bâtiments. 16. ments mis en usage. A. Bâti-ments d'habitation. a) Loge-ments. b) Pièces, total (cuisine incl.). c) Surface de plancher à habitation. B. Bâtiments d'ate-lier et de fabrique. C. Bâtiments