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been very great. Our export of industrial products has gone up from
about 1 ½ million kroner annually in 1866—67 to 45 million kroner
as an average for the years 1896—98 [1]. (The export value of
all kinds of timber and fish-oil has risen during the same period
from 34 ½ million kroner to nearly 45 ½ million kroner).
Norwegian industry has also made important progress as regards the
quality of the products.

According to the latest census, the total number of persons
who made their living by industrial occupations, were divided in
the following manner among the chief branches of industry, and
according to their social position and personal circumstances.
Persons
engaged in
industry on their own account
Officials, clerks, foremen, etc. Workers employed Total Aggregate number of individuals, inclusive of dependent family and servants.
Men Women Men Women Men Women
Manufacturing
industries . .
1,080 63 3,782 153 36,327 7,873 49,278 Abt. 140,000
Handicraft . . . 31,166 1,567 576 98 39,424 2,662 75,493 200,000
Minor industries 2,688 28,097 57 51 4,208 9,907 45,008 » 66,000
Total 34,934 29,727 4,415 302 79,959 20,442 169,779 Abt. 405,000


Among the afore-mentioned workers there were 1885 children
under fifteen years of age, among them 1,055 engaged in
manufacturing industries (770 boys and 285 girls), 600 in artisan
industries (579 boys and 21 girls), 230 in sewing and other minor
industries (160 girls and 70 boys).

        

II. THE DEVELOPMENT OF INDUSTRY.



A. HANDICRAFT, MINOR INDUSTRIES AND DOMESTIC INDUSTRIES.



The industries carried on in the homes and by artisans in
Norway existed long before the kingdom was united under King


[1] In 1896, 44.5; in 1897, 50.4; in 1898, 41.6; see also Article
«Commerce and Shipping.»

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