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Hello ladies and gentlemen,
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my name is Manuel Miranda and today I will tell you everything you
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need to know when you want to invest especially into pharmaceuticals in Norway
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I will start my presentation with the
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geographic aspects.
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Then I will move on to the economic aspects, political aspects, taxation aspects,
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social and labor aspects and in the end I will move to the pharmaceuticals.
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So let's move on to the geographic aspects.
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Norway's a Scandinavian country known for its mountains, glaciers
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and deep coastal fjords. The capitalists are slow as you can see here.
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Norway is a very long country which is surrounded by the sea on one side.
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This can lead to complications when it comes to the transport routes you think.
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But over 50 airports in Norway and sure that even
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the most northern communities can be reached by plane.
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All major cities in Norway have airports with international and domestic
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connections
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but that's not the only thing.
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The Norweigan government also attach great importance
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to expanding the road network in total.
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The Norweigan government has planned to spend €120 billion
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euros to develop an efficient,
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efficient
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reminder friendly and safe transport system, a transport system
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that will add many large and complex tunnel systems on road rail empathy.
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As you can see here on this picture.
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So let's move on
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To the economic aspects.
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As you can see the GTB has almost exploded over
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the last 50 years and reached its peak in 2012,
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2020 the GTB was around $362
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billion
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in the year 2000 and 21 the GTB grow again, grew again up to $445
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billion.
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When we look at the G. D. P. In percent,
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you can clearly see that it fell down in 2020. Obviously because of the pandemic,
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But because of the high number of pharmaceutical companies in Norway,
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the GDP grew up nearly 4% again in year 2021 and is now around 3%.
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Mhm
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Let's continue with the political aspects.
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Nor is the parliamentary monarchy, the king or queen,
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which you can see on this picture
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Is the head of the state, but political power rests
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with its parliament
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but Norway is also a parliamentary democracy.
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Democracy that means the country is governed by prime
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minister and cabinet and one of the 69 seat parliament
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that is elected every four years and cannot be resolved
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as mentioned
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as mentioned.
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The capitalists also and is located in the south of the country,
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the seat of the government is also there
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in Norway. Citizens voted against joining the european union.
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That means no, it doesn't have to europe,
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let's move on to the social
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aspects that and the school education aspects which
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have effects on the labor aspects later on
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the no vegan education system is based on traditions and common values.
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Human knowledge is the most important resource in our society.
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There is a strong political support
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from the government
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to support the goals of education, to give Children and youth
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the opportunity for general education,
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person development and knowledge and skills
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attending a public university in Norway is
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tuition free even for international students,
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which is great.
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This is because Norway believes that everyone
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should have access to education regardless of
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social and economic background.
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Today, nearly every third person in Norway has attained a higher level of education
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which you can see here on this picture in 2010,
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the number was around 241,000 people in
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in a university.
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10 years later
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it grew up, almost 60,000
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people attending a university.
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Also, a very interesting point is that the unemployment rate in Nora is around 5.1%,
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which is nearly perfect because you speak from
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a full employment of the population around 5%.
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Let's move on to the taxation aspects as a tax services
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resident of nor where you have to pay tax on income
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that you have earned during a calendar year,
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You will be liable for text on your salary and other income, including interest come
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income from letting of property and income from shares.
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The income tax rate is around 38.2%, which is quite high,
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but
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The corporation tax is 22% which is in the middle of international comparison.
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So to come to an end, I will move on to the pharmaceuticals.
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As you can see here
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many of the best known pharmaceutical companies like Novartis and Pfizer.
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There's also a location in Norway.
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Fighter Will of course be known to everyone by now. Exactly for this reason the G. D.
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P. Is forecasted higher for the next few years because of the vaccination
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Here. You can see the pharmaceuticals sales from 2008 to 2022.
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Sorry for 2020
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you can see that the sale
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almost threw up
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15 million
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US dollars from 2008 to 2020,.
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Their sales, their sales were about $3 billion
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U. S. Dollars
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which is a quiet high number.
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So this is the end of my presentation.
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I hope I can I could give you a
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a good overview of Norway
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and
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I hope you invest into North
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Goodbye.
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