nasjonalregnskapene

Nasjonalregnskapene is a system of national financial statements created and maintained by Statistics Norway. The primary purpose of nasjonalregnskapene is to provide a comprehensive and coherent overview of Norway's national economy. The system includes a set of financial statements that present the financial position and performance of the public sector, including the central government, local governments, and public enterprises.

Nasjonalregnskapene is based on the European System of National and Regional Accounts (ESA) 2010, which is a unified accounting system for the European Union. The system provides a framework for compiling and presenting national accounts data, including GDP, national income, and balance of payments. The nasjonalregnskapene covers a wide range of data, including government revenues, expenditures, and debt as well as the Social Security Trust Fund.

The nasjonalregnskapene is used for various purposes, including fiscal policy analysis, budget planning, and economic monitoring. It is also used by external organizations such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) for international comparisons and analysis. The data from the nasjonalregnskapene is also used in Norway's annual government budget and in the analysis of the country's economic conditions.

The nasjonalregnskapene is compiled annually by Statistics Norway, with the data being released in the summer of each year. The data is also revised and updated to reflect new information and methodology. The nasjonalregnskapene is widely used and respected in Norway and internationally, providing a reliable and consistent source of information on the country's national economy.