Business; labour and financial data, by industry, 2000-2005

This table contains data on the number of companies, employed persons and employees, operating income, operating income and expenses, financial result, balance provisions and extraordinary result of a large number of SBI branches and industries. The number of companies operating on 1 January of the the report was “economically active”. These are companies where one or more people work 15 hours or more per week.This means that companies where less worked was not involved in the study. All other results in the table refer to all companies that were economically active during the reporting year. The data is derived from more detailed industry-specific tables (see paragraph 3) and make it possible for the branches to be compare it. These are the following industries and industries. 0141 Hoveniers and agricultural services; 10-14 Extraction of minerals; 15-37 Industry (except 3663.1); 3663.1 Social employment; 40 Production and distribution of electricity, natural gas, steam and hot water; 41 Water extraction and distribution; 45 Construction; 50 Trade in and repair of cars and motorcycles; petrol service stations; 51 Wholesale and commercial mediation; 52 Retail trade and repair for the benefit of private individuals; 55 Horeca; 60 @-@ 64 Transport, storage and communication; 71 Rental of means of transport, machinery and equipment without servants and other movable property; 72 Computer service and information technology agencies and the like; 73 Research and development work; 74 Other business services; 90 Environmental services; 93 Other services. For a statement by the SBI see paragraph 2. Data available for the years 2000 to 2005. Frequency: discontinued Status of the figures: All the figures in the table are final. Changes as of 15 October 2008: For the reporting year 2005, the figures for the SBI are 36631 social work vision corrected. The main reason for this is the provision of new information on a limited number of companies. This table does not go beyond results for the reporting year 2005. The statistical analysis that forms the basis of the results in this table has undergone a large number of changes for the year 2006. For example, the questionnaire used by companies in connection with the investigation to be submitted, substantially modified. It is also the population of companies, which describe the study, have changed significantly as a result of a redesign of the CBS General Business Register. By under these changes are not the results of the year 2006. similar to previous years. That’s why CBS has selected to start with a new table with results from the reporting year 2006, see paragraph 3.