International trade and transit trade; product group 2007-2017

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Estimated value transported goods

Estimated value of transported goods expressed in millions of euros. In the case of imported goods, this is the value of foreign goods supplied to residents according to International trade statistics. Imports from EU countries: the value of goods including freight and insurance costs to the Dutch border. Imports from non-EU countries: the value is including freight and insurance costs to the external border of the European Union. In the case of exports, this is the value of goods supplied by Dutch residents to foreign trading partners according to International trade statistics. The value is including freight and insurance costs to the Dutch border.

Value

Estimated value of transported goods expressed in millions of euros. In the case of imported goods, this is the value of foreign goods supplied to residents according to International trade statistics. Imports from EU countries: the value of goods including freight and insurance costs to the Dutch border. Imports from non-EU countries: the value is including freight and insurance costs to the external border of the European Union. In the case of exports, this is the value of goods supplied by Dutch residents to foreign trading partners according to International trade statistics. The value is including freight and insurance costs to the Dutch border.

Estimate

Estimated value of transported goods expressed in millions of euros. In the case of imported goods, this is the value of foreign goods supplied to residents according to International trade statistics. Imports from EU countries: the value of goods including freight and insurance costs to the Dutch border. Imports from non-EU countries: the value is including freight and insurance costs to the external border of the European Union. In the case of exports, this is the value of goods supplied by Dutch residents to foreign trading partners according to International trade statistics. The value is including freight and insurance costs to the Dutch border.

Lower bound 95% confidence interval

This is the lower bound of the interval that contains the true (unknown) value with 95% certainty

Upper bound 95% confidence interval

This is the upper bound of the interval that contains the true (unknown) value with 95% certainty

Confidence interval

The estimated 95-percent confidence interval expressed as a percentage. For example, a confidence interval of 10 percent means that the real figure lies within the interval defined by the figure in the table minus 10 and plus 10 percent with a probability of 0.95. The real figure is also more likely to be found in the centre of the confidence interval than towards the extremities. So, the real figure is more likely to be close to the figure in the table than far away.

Share in commodity flow

Share in the total value of the commodity flow.

Growth indication

Indication of growth compared to the previous year:
1: decrease by more than 10 percent;
2: decrease by 0.5 to 10 percent;
3: decrease or increase by less than 0.5 percent;
4: increase by 0.5 to 10 percent;
5: increase by more than 10 percent;
9: statistically, it is not possible to determine whether there is decrease or increase.