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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.

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.

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.