Norway energy markets long-term outlook 2015
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Norway is a mature economy with high standards of living, boasting one of the highest GDP per capita in the world at about US$41,000. Norway is not part of the European Union and has maintained the krone as its currency. However, it is a member of the European Economic Area, allowing it to participate in the European market. Given its small population of 4.9 million (2011), Norway’s economy is structured around exports.
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- Key facts (2005-2035)
- Economic indicators (2005 - 2035)
- Policy and regulation: Table 1
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