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Business and industry in Norway - 2) Technology-based industries

The past few years have seen the formation of a number of companies that use advanced technology and specialist expertise to manufacture goods for niches in the market. Many have a background in the shipbuilding and electrotechnical industries,

Søgne - Sykehjemstomt, Tangvall sentrum (jordvern)

Avgjørelse i innsigelsessak, 28.6.2001 Søgne – Sykehjemstomt, Tangvall sentrum Søgne kommune – Innsigelse mot kommunedelplan for Tangvall sentrum Vi viser til fylkesmannens ekspedisjon hit av 04.01.01. Saken er i henhold til plan- og bygningslovens

Statlig erstatning til voldsofre - bokmål

Statlig erstatning til voldsofre Har du blitt skadd ved en straffbar handling? Er du blitt overfalt, slått ned, voldtatt eller på annen måte utsatt for en straffbar handling som har preg av vold eller tvang, kan du ha rett til erstatning fra staten.

NOU 2001: 20 - Lov om introduksjonsordning for nyankomne innvandrere

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Business and industry in Norway - The growth of industrial activity in Norway

Raw materials, such as fish, wood and iron ore, have been utilised in Norway for several centuries. In the early 20th century, hydropower was an important basis for starting Norway’s extensive, energy-intensive manufacturing industry. Foreign

Business and industry in Norway - About Norwegian trade and industry

The Norwegian welfare state is based on a profitable business sector trading with other countries. This publication presents a brief overview of Norwegian industry. We will also touch on the driving forces and trends that have created our current

Business and industry in Norway - Preface

Norwegian industry will face a number of changes in the years to come - changes that will affect the established industries’ future value creation and create a framework for new businesses. In addition to the fact that Norway must actively relate to

Business and industry in Norway - Industrial-policy challenges

We are undergoing a period characterised by rapid changes in the international economy and industrial structure. Increasing competition and efficiency requirements mean that products are being manufactured to an ever greater extent in integrated

Business and industry in Norway - Mining and quarrying

Number of companies 367 Number of employees 4004 This sector’s export share 50 Gross product in percentage. 0,3 Mining and quarrying is a generic term for all quarrying and extraction of minerals from rock, sand and gravel pits. Mining and quarrying

Business and industry in Norway - 1) Raw-materials-based industries

Natural resources, such as oil, waterfalls, fish, vast expanses of forests and countryside, and a rich variety of commercially interesting types of rock have formed the basis for considerable value creation in Norway. Historically speaking,