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Institutional non-financial sector accounts (ESA2010), current prices, SEK million. Year 1950 - 2025

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Sectors S13, S1311+S1314 and 1313 are consolidated. Correction 2026-08-28: A correction has been made to labour input for the year and quarters of 2024. The revision is needed to correct a time series break 2023/2024 that arose in the May publication of the annual accounts for the reference year 2024. The break was caused by a change in the definition of self-employed used by the statistical product Population by Labour market status (BAS). The error is limited to the business sector and NPISH but has an effect even on the total number of persons employed and the total number of hours worked. The error mainly affects industries with a high share of self-employed. As a result of the correction, labour costs for the business sector were slightly revised for the year and quarters of 2024. 2026-09-10: Following the publication on 28 August, an error was identified concerning exchange rate indices for Denmark that is used in the calculations for Swedish wages and salaries from the rest of the world. A correction is planned in connection with the next scheduled publication in November. Preliminary information indicates that the Swedish wages and salaries from the rest of the world will be revised upwards by approximately SEK 1billion per quarter for the period from Q1 2025 through Q2 2026.