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Industry Statistics > Machinery and transport equipment > % of value added in manufacturing > Norway (historical data)

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Date	Amount	Rank
2004	23.73	#11
2003	24.08	#11
2001	24.33	#18
2000	26.12	#18
1999	28.58	#15
1998	18.68	#26
1997	18.37	#26
1996	17.36	#27
1995	16.73	#33
1994	17.47	#30
1993	18.72	#32
1992	26.57	#14
1991	26.31	#15
1990	24.94	#21
1989	22.48	#25
1988	22.87	#27
1987	25.59	#16
1986	26.55	#13
1985	27.83	#11
1984	25.26	#17
1983	26.4	#13
1982	29.8	#9
1981	29.2	#9
1980	26.56	#11
1979	27.01	#11
1978	29.08	#10
1977	28.35	#10
1976	29.27	#8
1975	27.96	#10
1974	25.01	#13
1973	25.18	#13
1972	23.92	#15
1971	23.37	#16
1970	23.23	#16
1969	24.52	#11
1968	21.4	#15
1967	23.9	#10
1966	22.47	#13
1965	21.8	#13
1964	21.26	#13
1963	20.77	#14

DEFINITION: Value added in manufacturing is the sum of gross output less the value of intermediate inputs used in production for industries classified in ISIC major division 3. Machinery and transport equipment comprise ISIC groups 382-84.

SOURCE: World Development Indicators database

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