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Etterspørselen fra petroleumsvirksomheten : betydningen for produksjon og sysselsetting i Norge

Authors: Eika, Torbjørn; Prestmo, Joakim Blix; Tveter, Eivind;

Etterspørselen fra petroleumsvirksomheten : betydningen for produksjon og sysselsetting i Norge

Abstract

I 2009 utgjorde bruttoproduktet i petroleumsvirksomheten 22 prosent av BNP i Norge. Denne andelen sier imidlertid lite om petroleumsvirksomhetens virkning på norsk økonomi. Vi fi nner at anslagsvis 8 prosent av den norske sysselsettingen i 2009 direkte eller indirekte kan knyttes til etterspørselen fra petroleumsnæringen. Dette utgjorde 206 000 personer. Ringvirkningene fra petroleumssektoren treff er de fl este næringene. Industrien er ikke den viktigste leverandøren; fastlandsbasert tjenesteyting er betydelig større, målt i verdiskaping.

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Norway
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Sysselsetting, Petroleumsvirksomhet, Etterspørsel, VDP::Social science: 200::Economics: 210, Økonomisk utvikling, Norge, Oljevirksomhet

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