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In connection with the publication of the figures from the major revision of National Accounts, detailed annual calculations for the period 1993-2007, 6 May 2010, new quarterly figures including q4 2009 will be published on this page, i.e. www.scb.se/NR0103-en both as new tables and graphs as well as in the Statistical database. The publication BNP kvartal will not be updated until the regular publication of q1 2010, 28 May 2010.
The table labour costs, by industrial classification SNI 2002, current prices, have been corrected 4pm 1/3-2010 due to wrong estimates for 2009 for market producers and producers for own final use, figures for the total economy and goverment have not been affected.
National accounts, fourth quarter 2009:
Sweden's GDP decreased by 1.5 percent in the fourth quarter, in working-day adjusted figures compared to the fourth quarter of 2008.
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