Examples of using Volume of value added in English and their translations into Swedish
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The volume of value added increased most in construction,
After the record plunge in the year before, the volume of value added went up in most economic activities in 2010.
The volume of value added contracted considerably in insurance activities
In primary production, the volume of value added was 2.8 per cent higher in the first quarter than one year earlier.
In primary production, the volume of value added was 6.7 per cent smaller in the second quarter than one year earlier.
In primary production, the volume of value added was 6.1 per cent lower in the third quarter than twelve months earlier.
The volume of value added in financial intermediation and insurance activities grew by just short of  two per cent.
In primary production, that is, agriculture, forestry and fishing, the volume of value added grew in July to September by three per cent year-on-year
In primary production, that is, agriculture, forestry and fishing, the volume of value added was 0.4 per cent higher in the first quarter than in the previous quarter
In primary production, that is, agriculture, forestry and fishing, the volume of value added grew in January to March by two per cent from the previous quarter
In primary production, that is, agriculture, forestry and fishing, the volume of value added was 4.2 per cent higher in the first quarter than in the previous quarter
In primary production, that is, agriculture, forestry and fishing, the volume of value added was in the first quarter 3.8 per cent smaller than in the previous quarter
In primary production, that is, agriculture, forestry and fishing, the volume of value added grew in April to June by three per cent from the previous quarter
In primary production, that is, agriculture, forestry and fishing, the volume of value added was in the second quarter 2.8 per cent higher than in the previous quarter,
Production In primary production, that is, agriculture, forestry and fishing, the volume of value added was 3.8 per cent higher in the second quarter than in the previous quarter
Production In primary production, that is, agriculture, forestry and fishing, the volume of value added was in the third quarter 4.4 per cent higher than in the previous quarter
Production in construction continued lively and the volume of value added in construction grew by 2.5 per cent.
Therefore, in connection with the June publication, the 2006 volumes of value added were recalculated into average prices of  the previous year by using genuine price indices.
Labour productivity is calculated as the volume change of value added per hour worked.
In the last quarter of 2008 the volume of total value added generated by all industries fell by 2.7 per cent year-on-year and by 1.6 per cent from the previous quarter.