Inntektskategorier

Inntektskategorier are a system of classification used to categorize income and economic activities in Norway. The system was introduced by the Statistisk sentralbyrå (SSB), Norway's statistical agency. Inntektskategorier provide a standardized way to categorize economic activities, which is essential for collecting and presenting statistical data on income.

The inntektskategorier classification is based on the type of economic activity and the source of income. There are seven main categories in the system: 1) Underskudd, 2) Dagens under 4300kr, 3) Dagens over 4300kr, 4) Livsink, 5) Kapitalskraft, 6) Pensjon, and 7) Andre ordninger. Each category further breaks down into more specific subcategories.

The data on inntektskategorier is collected through various sources, including tax returns, surveys, and administrative registers. The collected data is then analyzed and presented in the form of publications, tables, and statistics. The information on inntektskategorier provides insights into Norway's economic performance and the behavior of different groups within the population.

Inntektskategorier is often used in policy-making, research, and business applications to understand income patterns and their impact on the economy. The information can help decision-makers to identify areas of need, evaluate economic policies, and make informed decisions. The data is also useful for research purposes, as it provides valuable information on income distribution, economic inequality, and other socioeconomic factors.