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Kulturstatistikk 1998 (NOS C554) C 554 Noregs offisielle statistikk Official Statistics of Norway Kulturstatistikk 1998 Culture Statistics 1998 Statistisk sentralbyrå • Statistics Norway Oslo–Kongsvinger Noregs offisielle I denne serien publiserer vi hovudsakleg primærstatistikk, statistikk frå statistiske rekneskapssystem og resultat frå spesielle teljingar og undersøkingar. Serien har først og fremst referanse- og dokumentasjonsformål. Presentasjonen skjer helst i form av tabellar, figurar og nødvendig informasjon om datamaterialet, innsamlings- og arbeidsmetodar, samt omgrep og definisjonar. I tillegg gjev vi ei kort oversikt over hovudresultata. Serien omfattar òg publikasjonane Statistisk årbok, Historisk statistikk og Regionalstatistikk og Veiviser i norsk statistikk. Official Statistics of This series consists mainly of primary statistics, statistics from statistical accounting Norway systems and results of special censuses and surveys, for reference and documen- tation purposes. Presentation is basically in the form of tables, figures and necessary information about data, collection and processing methods, and concepts and definitions. In addition, a short overview of the main results is given. The series also includes the publications Statistical Yearbook of Norway, Historical Statistics and Regional Statistics and Guide to Norwegian Statistics. Standardteikn i tabellar Symbols in tables Symbol © Statistisk sentralbyrå, desember 1999 Tal er umogleg Category not applicable . Dersom materiale frå denne publikasjonen blir Oppgåve manglar Data not available .. nytta, ver venleg å gje opp Statistisk sentralbyrå Oppgåve manglar førebels Data not yet available ... som kjelde. Tal kan ikkje Not for publication : offentleggjerast Null Nil - ISBN 82-537-4735-7 Mindre enn 0,5 Less than 0.5 of unit ISSN 0800-2959 av den brukte eininga employed 0 Mindre enn 0,05 Less than 0.05 of unit Emnegruppe av den brukte eininga employed 0,0 07 Fritidsvirksomhet, kulturell tjenesteyting Førebels tal Provisional or preliminary figure * og sport Brot i den loddrette serien Break in the homogeneity of a vertical series — Brot i den vassrette serien Break in the homogeneity of a horizontal series | Design: Enzo Finger Design Retta sidan førre utgåve Revised since the previous issue r Trykk: GCS as Desimalskiljeteikn Decimal punctuation mark ,(.) Noregs offisielle statistikk Kulturstatistikk 1998 Forord Denne publikasjonen gjev statistikk, i hovudsak for 1998, om kultursektoren i Noreg. Hovudresultat frå kulturstatistikken er tilgjengeleg på SSB sine websider under emne: Fritidsvirksomhet, kulturell tjenesteyting og sport (http://www.ssb.no/0701/) Publikasjonen er utarbeidd under leiing av konsulent Vera Thrane og førstekonsulent Terje Risberg og med god hjelp av førstesekretær Asta Bårdseth. Ansvarleg seksjonsleiar er Elisabetta Vassenden, Seksjon for befolknings- og utdanningsstatistikk. Statistisk sentralbyrå Oslo/Kongsvinger, 13. oktober 1999 Svein Longva ____________________ Johan-Kristian Tønder 3 Kulturstatistikk 1998 Noregs offisielle statistikk Preface This publication contains statistics about the Cultural Sector in Norway, mainly for 1998. Main results from this publication can be found on Statistics Norway’s Web site on Internet: Recreational, cultural and sporting activities (http: //www.ssb.no/0701/) This publication was prepared by Ms. Vera Thrane and Mr. Terje Risberg, with a great deal of help from Ms. Asta Bårdseth. Responsible Head of Division is Ms. Elisabetta Vassenden, Division for Population and Education Statistics. Statistics Norway Oslo/Kongsvinger, 13 October 1999 Svein Longva ____________________ Johan-Kristian Tønder 4 Noregs offisielle statistikk Kulturstatistikk 1998 Innhald Figurregister ..............................................................................................................................................7 Tabellregister.............................................................................................................................................8 1. Opplegg og gjennomføring ............................................................................................................17 1.1. Grunnlaget for statistikken ................................................................................................................................17 1.2. Omfang.............................................................................................................................................................17 2. Omgrep og kjennemerke ................................................................................................................17 3. Feilkjelder .........................................................................................................................................17 4. Nokre hovudresultat........................................................................................................................17 5. Meir informasjon .............................................................................................................................18 Tekst og tabeller .....................................................................................................................................21 Tidlegare utgjeve på emneområdet....................................................................................................131 Dei sist utgjevne publikasjonane i serien Noregs offisielle statistikk............................................132 5 Kulturstatistikk 1998 Noregs offisielle statistikk Contents List of figures .......................................................................................................................................... 11 List of tables............................................................................................................................................ 12 1. Survey design and implementation ..............................................................................................19 1.1. Statistical basis and collection of data................................................................................................................ 19 1.2. Scope ............................................................................................................................................................... 19 2. Terms and variables ........................................................................................................................ 19 3. Sources of error ............................................................................................................................... 19 4. Some main results ........................................................................................................................... 19 5. Further information ........................................................................................................................ 20 Text and tables........................................................................................................................................ 21 Previously issued on the subject......................................................................................................... 131 Recent publications in the series Official Statistics of Norway....................................................... 132 6 Noregs offisielle statistikk Kulturstatistikk 1998 Figurregister 1.1. Deltaking i ulike kulturaktivitetar. 1997. Prosent ............................................................................................21 7.1. Besøkjande ved teater og opera. 1995-1998 .................................................................................................47 8.1. Norges Idrettsforbund og Olympiske komité. Talet på medlemskap i særforbund. Rangert. 1997.....................53 9.1. Museum og samlingar. Talet på museum, etter type. 1998..............................................................................60 10.1. Bibliotek. Utlån av bøker. 1998 .......................................................................................................................65 11.1. Talet på kinobesøk per innbyggjar. 1987-1998................................................................................................80 12.1. Personar i alderen 9-79 år med tilgang til ulike medium og elektroniske tilbod i heimen. 1998. Prosent...........87 14.1. Utgjevne bøker, etter emne. 1998.................................................................................................................104 15.1. Vekepresse. Gjennomsnittleg nettosal per nummer. 1998. Rangert ...............................................................116 17.1. Medlemmer i registrerte trus- og livssynssamfunn utanfor Den norske kyrkja. 1990 og 1999.........................126 7 Kulturstatistikk 1998 Noregs offisielle statistikk Tabellregister 1. Deltaking i ulike kulturaktivitetar 1.1. Personar som har teke del i ulike kulturaktivitetar. 1997. Prosent.................................................................... 22 1.2 Personar som har nytta ulike kulturtilbod, etter kor langt det er til næraste stad der slike tilbod er tilgjengelege. 1991, 1994 og 1997. Prosent ................................................................................................... 24 1.3 Avstand til næraste lokale/stad der kinoframsyningar, teaterframsyningar og konsertar er jamleg tilgjengelege, etter kjønn, alder, utdanning og landsdel. 1997. Prosent........................................................... 25 1.4 Avstand til næraste galleri/kunstsamling,
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