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Inbound and outbound goods transport were virtually stable in 2019

Nearly 4.4 thousand COVID-19 deaths in January

Far fewer air passengers, slightly less cargo traffic in corona times

Manufacturing output prices almost 7 percent up in March

Retail turnover almost 6 percent up in March

Fewer asylum seekers and following relatives in Q1 2021

Population up by 12.8 thousand in Q1 2021

Producer confidence at highest level in two years

Spending in foreign EU webshops hit record high in 2020

Most young people rate their health as good

Caribbean Netherlands: more births in 2020

Excess mortality among people under 80 in week 15

Biggest house price increase since the summer of 2001
-8%

Investments over 8 percent down in February

Household consumption almost 11 percent down in February

Consumers less pessimistic in April

Unemployment further down

Inflation rate on Bonaire -3.2 percent in Q1 2021

Caribbean Netherlands: half of companies use emergency package

Mortality in week 14 higher than expected

Economic outlook slightly deteriorated

Labour participation of status holders stagnating
+4.5%

Exports up by 4.5 percent in February

610 traffic deaths in 2020

More bankruptcies in March

3.9 thousand COVID-19 deaths in December 2020

Manufacturing output almost 2 percent down in February

Dutch environmental sector continues to grow steadily
1.9%

Inflation rate rose to 1.9 percent in March

Half of all imported goods from low-income countries are clothes

Personal well-being ratings virtually unchanged

In week 12, an estimated 3,100 deaths

Economic impact of current lockdown appears smaller

International transport by inland vessels declining

20 years of gay marriage in the Netherlands: 20 thousand couples
-2.8%

Retail turnover almost 3 percent down in February

Producer confidence improves in March

Manufacturing output prices 0.6 percent up in February

Service exports down more sharply than goods exports

Economic outlook less negative

Economic contraction 0.1 percent in Q4 2020

In week 11, an estimated 3,100 deaths

11 percent fewer goods imported from Africa

Less international road haulage in 2020

Consumer confidence virtually unchanged in March

Investments 5.3 percent down in January

Household spending 13.5 percent down in January

Biggest house price increase in almost 20 years

Mortality in week 10 roughly the same as expected

Unemployment rate stayed at 3.6% in February

CBS investigates imports of digital services

Low import dependency in the larger product groups

Greenhouse gas emissions 8 percent down in 2020

Bankruptcies in February at lowest level in 30 years

Decline in mortality continued in week 9
+3.6%

Exports up by nearly 4 percent in January

Number of adult smokers down in 2020

Manufacturing output 0.6 percent up in January

Nearly 3.2 thousand COVID-19 deaths in November 2020

20 percent more business closures in 2020

2.4 million can vote by mail in the coming elections

Perceived mental health: trend stable in 2020

Mortality in week 8 lower than expected

Youth labour participation recovered partially in Q3-Q4 2020

Inflation rate rose to 1.8 percent in February

Electricity production hits record level in 2020

30 percent fewer tourist overnight stays in 2020

Potential Biases in Network Reconstruction Methods

Tourism in the Caribbean Netherlands hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic
Arial view of the port of Rotterdam, oil tanks, containers and mineral depots

Integrating Monetary Environmental Accounts

Historic drop in turnover accommodation and food services

Sharp drop in traditional crime

Monthly Labour Force Figures during COVID-19

Retail turnover almost 6 percent down in January

Mortality not declining further in week 7

Manufacturing output prices over 2 percent down in January

Producer confidence slightly lower in February

Entrepreneurs still pessimistic about export position
+40%

Green electricity production up by 40 percent

Over 60 percent fewer air passengers in the Caribbean Netherlands

Time varying correlations in state space models

House prices over 9 percent higher in January

Mortality further down, number of deaths in week 6 as expected

Investments in December at the same level as one year previously

Consumer confidence unchanged in February

Unemployment rate down to 3.6 percent

Half of all adult adoptees have searched for birth information

Drop in import value lowers Caribbean Netherlands’ trade deficits

Household spending 11.9 percent down in December

Economic outlook more negative

Exports down by nearly 1 percent in December

Economic contraction 0.1 percent in Q4 2020

Avocado imports up by 19 percent in 2020

Entrepreneurs in COVID-impacted sectors are pessimistic

Slightly more bankruptcies in January

Mortality declining further in week 5

Time series modeling of mobility trends – update 2020

Inflation rate rose to 1.6 percent in January

Earnings from machinery and food exports to China surge

Manufacturing output 0.2 percent down in December

9 in 10 internet users protect their personal data

Nearly 13 thousand COVID-19 deaths up to November 2020

Mortality slightly lower in week 4

Gross seed onion yield 4 percent lower in 2020

Population forecast, Caribbean Netherlands 2020-2050

2020: nearly 169 thousand deaths, 10 percent more than expected

Nearly 71 percent less air passenger traffic in 2020
Small Area Estimation of sickness

Small Area Estimation of sickness absence

Mortality still elevated: 3,800 deaths in week 3

Nearly 40 percent fewer asylum seekers in 2020

Retail trade: record growth in 2020, contraction in December

Manufacturing output prices 4.0 percent down in December

Confidence among manufacturers improves further

EU webshop sales over 30 percent up in the Netherlands

More online searches for health and lifestyle information

Agricultural exports staying rooted

House prices over 8 percent higher in December

Investments almost 3 percent down in November

Mortality slightly down in week 2, remains high

Household spending 6.5 percent down in November

Consumer confidence hardly changed in January

Unemployment further down in December

Consumer prices on Bonaire down by 5.2 percent

68 thousand more companies in 2020 despite COVID-19

Almost 4 thousand deaths in first week of 2021
+11%

11 percent more online purchases in first half of 2020

Exports up by 2 percent in November

Economic outlook slightly more negative

Dutch importers bore the cost of European import duties

Inflation rate 1.3 percent in 2020

Inflation rate up to 1.0 percent in December

Fewer bankruptcies in 2020

Week 52: mortality further up among long-term care users

Manufacturing output 2.5 percent down in November

Population growth halved in 2020

Retail turnover almost 10 percent up in November

32 bankruptcies in week 52

The year of coronavirus

Manufacturing output prices 4.5 percent down in November

Almost 4 thousand deaths in week 51

Dutch manufacturers again less negative

Economic growth of 7.8 percent in Q3 2020

Economic outlook again less negative

Public deficit 27 billion euros in first nine months of 2020

47 bankruptcies in week 51

Investments almost 6 percent down in October

House prices almost 9 percent higher in November

Household spending 6.5 percent down in October

Consumers less pessimistic in December

Mortality rising further in week 50

Unemployment further down in November

Eurostat launches dashboard with COVID-related indicators

41 bankruptcies in week 50

Forecast: Population growth unabated in the next 50 years

Service exports down by 11 percent in Q3

Exports to Poland generate over 5 billion euros

Exports up by over 4 percent in October

Mortality still elevated in week 49

Slightly more bankruptcies in November

Domestic exports to the United Kingdom down by 17 percent

Less CO2 emitted in Q3 2020

Manufacturing output almost 4 percent down in October

Management quality and productivity

Electricity production 14 percent up in Q3

Inflation rate down to 0.8 percent in November

Good summer for campsites and holiday parks due to domestic tourism

Higher mortality in week 48

40 bankruptcies in week 48

Trade surplus remains stable despite COVID-19

Fact sheet International trade

Retail turnover over 7 percent up in October

Manufacturing output prices almost 5 percent down in October

Turnover accommodation and food services rebounds sharply in Q3

Annual Report Youth Monitor: key indicators 2015-2019

Less excess mortality during second wave, but still high after 9 weeks

Dutch manufacturers less negative

55 bankruptcies in week 47

Dairy goat herd has increased again

Dutch health expenditure 10th highest in Europe

Mortality in week 46 still higher than expected

Consumers less pessimistic in November

Investments almost 3 percent down in September

House prices over 9 percent higher in October

Unemployment slightly down

39 bankruptcies in week 46

Inbound commuters often live just across the border

Exports up by almost 1 percent in September

Household spending 3.5 percent down in September

Mortality not rising further in week 45

Economy partly bounces back with 7.7 percent growth in Q3 2020

Economic outlook less negative in mid-November

Fewer bankruptcies in October

Entrepreneurs anticipate more turnover and less investment in 2021

Accommodation and food services largest employer on Bonaire

Life expectancy at age 65 to be 20.82 years by 2026

Manufacturing output almost 7 percent down in September

Mortality continues to rise in week 44

Inflation rate up to 1.2 percent in October

40 bankruptcies in week 44

Goods imports down mainly due to less petroleum and gas

Female entrepreneurs just as internationally active as male entrepreneurs

More asylum seekers and following relatives in Q3
Cover Eurostat Morbidity Statistics Pilot Data Collection the Netherlands

Eurostat Morbidity Statistics, Pilot Data Collection

Retail turnover almost 8 percent up in September
Doctor visiting older man

Mortality rising further in week 43

Manufacturing output prices over 5 percent down in September

Recovery of producer confidence is faltering in October

46 bankruptcies in week 43

Population up again in third quarter

Record spending in foreign EU webshops

House prices almost 9 percent higher in September
Doctor visiting older man

Mortality up in week 42

Consumers slightly more pessimistic in October

Investments almost 9 percent down in August

Household spending nearly 6 percent down in August

46 bankruptcies in week 42

Consumer prices Caribbean Netherlands continue to fall in Q3

Economy hit harder in most other EU countries

Port throughput slumped in first half of 2020

ICT sector growing faster than the economy

Mortality not rising further

Increase in unemployment has levelled off

49 bankruptcies in week 41

Number of homicides halved over two decades

Slightly more bankruptcies in September

Exports down by over 2 percent in August

Economic outlook less negative in mid-October

Mortality on the rise again

Manufacturing output 4 percent down in August

Inflation rate up to 1.1 percent in September

Local government depends heavily on central government funding
Windmills behind sanddunes

SEEA-EEA biodiversity account 2006-2013

Sharp decline in infant mortality since 2000

10 thousand COVID-19 deaths during first wave of the pandemic

Soybean imports from Brazil up by 40 percent

63 bankruptcies in week 39

Manufacturing output prices over 4 percent down in August

Less protein crop farming in the Netherlands

Retail turnover over 10 percent up in August

Service exports 12 percent down in Q2

More inbound fruit shipments in first half of 2020

Producer confidence continues to rise in September

Life expectancy increased in 2019

Economic growth on Bonaire in 2018

Public deficit almost 15 billion euros in the first half year

58 bankruptcies in week 38

Economic contraction of 8.5 percent in Q2 2020

Economic outlook somewhat less negative in mid-September

Smaller contraction of investment in July

Household spending over 6 percent down in July

Consumer confidence hardly changed in September

House prices over 8 percent higher in August

Unemployment rising less rapidly in August

46 bankruptcies in week 37
-65%

Number of Dutch holidaymakers reaches low point in Q2

Caribbean Netherlands: relatively many temporary workers on Saba

Exports down by nearly 1 percent in July

Lowest number of bankruptcies in 21 years

More than one-fifth less CO2 emitted in Q2 2020

Manufacturing output almost 6 percent down in July

Sharp drop in tourism value added after record year 2019

Largest rent increase in six years

Inflation rate down to 0.7 percent in August

Exports contracted by 9 percent in first half year

One-quarter of population notice drug-related issues in own neighbourhood

49 bankruptcies in week 35

Methodology Research Vision 2020- 2025

Motor vehicle and motorcycle trade: over 25% less turnover in Q2

Retail turnover almost 10 percent up in July

Unprecedented turnover decline in accommodation and food services

Manufacturing output prices almost 5 percent down in July

More heat-related deaths, mainly in long-term care

Producer confidence continues to rise in August

Decline in pig farming

32 bankruptcies in week 34

More people feeling healthy in Q2 2020

72 percent fewer guests in tourist accommodations

Slightly raised mortality during hot week

House prices 7.4 percent higher in July

Consumers more pessimistic in August

Smaller contraction of investment in June
419 000

Unemployment still rising in July

61 bankruptcies in week 33

More prisoners in 2019

Economic contraction of 8.5 percent in Q2 2020

Economic outlook less negative in mid-August
-7%

Household spending 7 percent down in June

Exports down by nearly 3 percent in June

Dutch entrepreneurs less pessimistic in Q3

Fewer bankruptcies in July

ICT workers at home most often during coronavirus crisis

Manufacturing output almost 10 percent down in June

Inflation rate up to 1.7 percent in July

51 bankruptcies in week 31

Air travel at less than one-tenth in June 2020

6.3 thousand deaths due to confirmed COVID-19 in March and April 2020

More external migration in June

Retail turnover almost 10 percent up in June

Fewer asylum seekers and following relatives in Q2 2020

House prices 7.6 percent higher in June

Manufacturing output prices over 5 percent down in June

Producer confidence continues to rise in July

37 bankruptcies in week 30

One-third of GDP is earned through exports

Decline in road fatalities larger among motorists than cyclists

480 million euros spent in foreign EU webshops in Q1

Work and family reunification main reasons for immigration

57 bankruptcies in week 29

Household spending almost 13 percent down in May

Consumer confidence hardly changed in July

Investments plummeting in May

Transition plan redesign of the Dutch Labour Force Survey

Unemployment rises to 404 thousand in June

64 bankruptcies in week 28

Consumer prices Caribbean Netherlands down in Q2 2020

Economic situation deteriorating further in July

Exports down by almost 12 percent in May

Fewer bankruptcies in June

54 percent of deaths in 2019 caused by cancer or CVD

Manufacturing output 12.5 percent down in May

Half as many Dutch holidaymakers in March 2020

Fewer concerns about business survival in most sectors

Population Outlook 2050: more people with a migration background

Inflation rate up to 1.6 percent in June

Well-being high in 2019, but more pressure on environment

Earnings from direct exports to China exceed 5.6 bn euros

Supplemental survey: Consumer confidence hardly changed

Hydrogen balance in relation to energy statistics

Well-being differs between men and women

31 bankruptcies in week 26

Manufacturers: export order position slightly less weak in June

Slight decline in arable crop area

Immigration lower again in May

Manufacturing output prices 8 percent down in May

Retail turnover over 8 percent up in May

Producer confidence continues to recover

Relatively many Chinese restaurant workers and students

Horticultural exports down in April 2020

Rise in domestic exports to China

84 bankruptcies in week 25

Economic contraction of 1.5 percent in Q1 2020

Economy deeper in recession in June

CO2 emissions sharply lower in first quarter of 2020

House prices almost 8 percent higher in May

Consumers slightly less negative in June
Paviours on the job

Investments almost 11 percent down in April

Unprecedented decline in household consumption in April

Business solar capacity now exceeds residential

Over 200 thousand fewer employed since March 2020

60 bankruptcies in week 24

Nearly half of Dutch population included in Donor Register

Exports down by over 11 percent in April

Fewer bankruptcies in May

Care expenditure 5.2 percent up in 2019

Development of a survival model for unexpectedly long hospital stays

Entrepreneurs less concerned about business continuity

Consumer price increase remains at 1.2 percent in May

Manufacturing output 11 percent down in April

Status holders overrepresented in job-oriented practical training

Number of overnight guests 17 percent down in Q1

Supplemental survey: Consumer confidence improves slightly

Fewer weddings during the coronavirus crisis

Week 22: 75 bankruptcies
-98%

National airports handled 98 percent fewer passengers in April
Omslag, Tourism statistics and the use of social media data

Tourism statistics and the use of social media data

Renewable energy consumption up by 16 percent

What is the living situation of the elderly in the Netherlands?

Turnover accommodation and food services fell sharply in Q1

Mortality in times of corona

Manufacturing output prices over 8 percent down in April

Retail turnover 1.5 percent down in April
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Mortality in week 20 also below average among long-term care users
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Producer confidence recovering slightly
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Week 21: 85 bankruptcies
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Geographic location estimation of mobile devices
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Fewer young volunteers in 2019
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Exports to the UK account for 3.5 percent of GDP
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160 thousand fewer employed in April
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Mortality lower than normal in week 20
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Investments almost 1 percent up in March
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Consumer confidence further down in May
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House prices over 7 percent higher in April
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Immigration down after coronavirus outbreak
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Nearly 9 thousand more deaths in first 9 weeks of COVID-19
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Biggest contraction ever in household consumption
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Exports down by 4 percent in March
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Mortality during the first six weeks of the corona epidemic
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Economy enters recession stage
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Economic contraction of 1.7 percent in Q1 2020
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First week of May: 55 bankruptcies
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Less coal and more natural gas consumption in 2019
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More bankruptcies in April
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Caribbean Dutch population up by over 800 in 2019
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Less rapid consumer price increase in April
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Nowcasting GDP growth rate: a potential substitute for the current flash estimate
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Kerosene consumption to lowest level in two decades
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Supplemental survey: Decline in consumer confidence continues
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Flower exports down by over one-quarter in March
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Half of private sector may not survive COVID-19 crisis
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Manufacturing output 2.5 percent down in March
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Measuring the internet economy with big data
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56 percent fewer passengers at Dutch airports in March
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Imports from China down by 9 percent in March 2020
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Medical imports 8 percent up in Q1 2020
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Gender pay gap still narrowing
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Mortality decline continues, more slowly than last week
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Manufacturing output prices almost 4 percent down in March
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Retail turnover 3.5 percent up in March
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Fewer asylum seekers and following relatives due to COVID-19
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Fourth week of April: 112 bankruptcies
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More spending power for Statia’s low-income groups in 2018
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Population up by 15.5 thousand in Q1 2020
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Historic drop in producer confidence
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Sharpest drop in motor fuel prices since 2008
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Mortality also down in nursing and care homes
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Dutch consumers spent €1.9 bn in EU webshops in 2019
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Lower mortality in third week of April
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Half of Dutch population meet physical activity guidelines
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Third week of April: 60 bankruptcies
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Fair algorithms in context
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Better Data, Better lives
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Consumer prices on Bonaire 1.0 percent up in Q1 2020
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Household spending 1.1 percent up in February
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Historic drop in consumer confidence
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House prices 7 percent higher in March
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Investments 1 percent up in February
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Tourism on Bonaire and Saba up in 2019
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Transition facility: insights into users 2012-2015
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Half as many passengers in March at Schiphol Airport
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Mortality in second week of April estimated at 5,000
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Fewer employed in March
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Second week of April: 86 bankruptcies
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Retail turnover 5 percent up in February
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More traffic deaths among people in their twenties and thirties

Nearly 200 thousand plug-in electric vehicles

Economic picture mid-April slightly less favourable

Fewer bankruptcies in March
29 800

Nearly 30 thousand contract workers in agriculture

Exports up by over 3 percent in February

Mortality rising further

More emigrants among 2nd generation, but often returning

Manufacturing output 1.3 percent down in February

Number of bankruptcies up in first week of April

Less rapid consumer price increase in March

Nearly 3 in 5 Dutch people used online platforms in 2019

Mortality rising

Goods imports from China fell by 6 percent in February

Number of bankruptcies down in last week of March

453 thousand Dutch people without home internet access in 2019

Less air traffic in February 2020

Monthly turnover figures using nowcasting

Manufacturing output prices almost 1 percent up in February

Exports to Germany account for 6.7 percent of GDP

Producer confidence down in March

Nearly 1 in 10 Dutch people frequently lonely in 2019

8 thousand care workers commuting across the border

Fewer dry bulk shipments by inland vessels in 2019

Dutch government surplus 14 billion euros in 2019

Economic picture mid-March virtually unchanged

GDP growth rate remains 0.4 percent in Q4 2019

Higher CO2 emissions in fourth quarter of 2019

Higher supermarket turnover than in week before Christmas

The ecosystem service supply and use in the Netherlands

Trade relations with Italy

Foreign travellers spent 17 billion euros in 2019

Integration Agreements and Firm Internationalization
Cover Intermittent exporting: unusual business or business as usual?

Intermittent exporting: unusual business or business as usual?

Household and farm water usage surged in 2018

House prices 6.6 percent higher in February

Consumer confidence remains the same in March

Household spending 1 percent up in January
Paviours on the job

Investments over 2 percent up in January

Unemployment rate further down to 2.9 percent in February

Study migration from the Caribbean to the European Netherlands

Methodological audits at NSIs

Electricity production at record high

Employee sickness absence increased further in 2019

Exports up by almost 4 percent in January

Zero or minimal alcohol consumption by 41 percent of adults

Retail turnover almost 4 percent up in January

Number of bankruptcies hardly changed

Car fleet growing faster than population

More road haulage for fifth year in a row

Manufacturing output 0.3 percent up in January

Fire service attending to more non-fire incidents

Number of overnight tourists up to 46 million in 2019

60 percent of inbound goods leave the Netherlands again

China has 15-percent share in total inbound transport

Consumer prices rising less rapidly

Sharp rise in green electricity production

More flights and passengers in the Caribbean Netherlands in 2019

Energy bill 170 euros lower this year

Less traditional crime, more cybercrime
37%

Fewer Dutch people are feeling unsafe

Turnover accommodation and food services 1.6 percent up in Q4

Over 11 thousand leap day birthdays

Manufacturing output prices over 2 percent up

Dutch manufacturers more positive

More than half of Dutch people work full-time

Smaller material footprint, more recycling than the EU average

House prices 6.3 percent higher in January
Paviours on the job

Investments 8 percent up in December

Consumer confidence hardly changed

Unemployment rate down to 3.0 percent

Motorcycle and licence ownership up among the over-50s

Household spending almost 3 percent up in December

70 thousand unskilled young people are out of work

A dynamic factor model for unemployment statistics

Higher trade deficits on Bonaire and Saba in 2019

The Netherlands ranks among the EU top in digital skills

GDP growth rate 0.4 percent in Q4 2019

Exports up by over 4 percent in December

Retail turnover over 3 percent up in 2019

Economic picture less favourable

Decline in farmland flora and fauna as of 1900

Consumer price increase drops from 2.7 to 1.8 percent

More bankruptcies in January

People out of work feel less healthy than those in work

Relatively few international knowledge workers in the Netherlands

Manufacturing output 0.6 percent down in December

Record number of enterprise births in 2019

The accuracy of estimators based on a binary classifier

Less nitrogen, phosphate in manure due to fewer cattle
+9%

Record cereal yields per hectare

Growth in exports to the United Kingdom lagging behind

€2 bn trade surplus in transport services with the UK
Cover Correcting for linkage errors in contingency tables – a cautionary tale

Correcting for linkage errors in contingency tables

More British people moving to the Netherlands

Dutch manufacturers less positive

Manufacturing output prices almost 3 percent up

Over 81 million passengers at Dutch airports in 2019

Almost 71 thousand new-build homes in 2019

Slightly fewer asylum seekers and following relatives
Cover Decomposition price indices

Decomposition price indices
Cover Towards a new flash HICP

Towards a new flash HICP

EU webshop sales nearly 20 percent up in the Netherlands

Monetary valuation of ecosystem services for the Netherlands

Almost 1 in 6 children live in single-parent households

Consumer prices on Bonaire continue to rise
Paviours on the job

Investments almost 4 percent up in November

Consumer confidence hardly changed

Household spending over 1 percent up in November

House prices 6.5 percent higher in December
Omslag, Big data in official statistics

Big data in official statistics

More elderly active on social media

Agricultural exports hit record level

Over 9 million in work for the first time

Exports up by over 4 percent in November

Economic picture slightly less favourable

Retail turnover almost 3 percent up in November

Goods imports from China worth over 39 billion euros

In 2019 slightly more bankruptcies than in 2018

Girls more likely to be harassed, stalked online

Fastest rise in consumer prices since 2003

Consumer prices 2.7 percent up in December

Manufacturing output over 1 percent down in November

Dutch young elderly relatively rich and active

Unemployment decline halting, also in the EU

Over 17.4 million inhabitants in the Netherlands
Omslag, Searching for business websites

Searching for business websites

Stops and track detection in travel surveys

Looking back on the 2010s in figures

Eurozone debts still exceeding pre-crisis level

Manufacturing output prices unchanged

Producer confidence hardly changed

€14 bn government surplus after first three quarters

Economic picture slightly less favourable

GDP growth rate 0.4 percent in Q3 2019

Lower CO2 emissions in third quarter of 2019
Cover discussion paper

Is undesirable answer behaviour consistent?
Paviours on the job

Investments almost 6 percent up in October

Air passenger numbers reaching record high

Over 200 times more passenger cars than in 1927

House prices almost 6 percent higher in November

Consumer confidence unchanged

Household spending almost 2 percent up in October

More shrimp on Dutch menus in December

Natural capital accounts for the Dutch North Sea 2019

Unemployment virtually unchanged

Concert attendance higher than ever

Automatic travel mode prediction

Forecast: 19 million inhabitants in 2039
cover

Guests and nights in platform-related accommodations

Quality of Dutch exports in global top 5

Exports up by over 7 percent in October

Retail turnover almost 4 percent up in October

Economic contraction on Bonaire and Saba in 2017

More bankruptcies in November

Dutch exporters facing more trade regulations

Child poverty stable in 2018, less long-term poverty

Manufacturing output 0.4 percent up in October

R&D expenditure 4 percent up in 2018

13 people a day die after a fall

Consumer prices 2.6 percent up in November

Measuring income in a globalized economy
Cover Recording of cross-border transactions

Digital crossboarding transactions.

Free services, experimental study

France most affected by US import tariffs

Culture and media contribute 3.7 percent to GDP

Methodology social tensions and emotions in society

Turnover accommodation and food services 0.2 percent up

Half of online shoppers have complaints

45 percent of young people see pollution as a problem

Manufacturing output prices down

More goats but fewer pigs and cattle

Manufacturers less positive

One-quarter more exporters to the US

Fact sheet International trade

Since 1981, people have become taller and heavier
71%

Again more cattle grazing

Nearly 10 million overnight tourists in July and August
Paviours on the job

Investments 8 percent up in September

Half of transport GHG emissions are from aviation

160 thousand more employed within a year

House prices over 6 percent higher in October

Household spending over 2 percent up in September

Consumer confidence again hardly changed

Vast majority do not fundamentally reject euthanasia

Machine learning techniques for CPI production

Retail turnover almost 5 percent up in September

Exports up by almost 2 percent in September

Sharper decline in business confidence

GDP growth rate 0.4 percent in Q3 2019

Economic picture less favourable

Female majority in one-third of high-level occupations

Number of bankruptcies hardly changed

Manufacturing output over 1 percent up in September

Construction sector leading in waste and recycling

Consumer prices 2.7 percent up in October

Health and health systems compared internationally

Machinery exports account for highest earnings

Multilevel time series modeling of mobility trends
Paper cover oranje

Employment estimates using survey and register data

Population growth already at the same level as 2018

The accuracy of growth rates with classification errors

Manufacturing output prices down again

Producer confidence hardly changed

Less road haulage to and from the United Kingdom

Record turnover for EU webshops

Houses on Bonaire more expensive

More Syrian asylum seekers and following relatives

Half of cohabitants still together after 15 years
Paviours on the job

Investments slightly up in August

Household spending over 1 percent up in August

Consumer confidence hardly changes

House prices over 6 percent higher in September

One-third of electricity renewable on Caribbean islands
+8 000

Number of employed persons further up

Final energy consumption in the industry sector

Prices on Bonaire 1.2 percent up

Twice as many Chinese companies in the Netherlands

Retail turnover 3 percent up in August

Economic picture slightly less favourable

Number of bankruptcies hardly changed

Exports up by 2.5 percent in August

Gay male couples have the highest incomes

Manufacturing output almost 1 percent down in August

Consumer prices 2.6 percent up in September

More students taking out higher student loans

Lorry traffic becoming less polluting

Passenger traffic at Dutch airports levelling off

Manufacturing output prices down in August

Dutch manufacturers less positive

Wholesale trade earns 40 billion euros from exports

General government surplus 1.8% of GDP in mid-2019

Higher CO2 emissions in second quarter of 2019

GDP growth rate 0.4 percent in Q2 2019

Economic picture less favourable

House prices almost 6 percent higher in August
Paviours on the job

Investments over 4 percent up in July

Consumers negative again

Household spending almost 2 percent up in July

Unemployment rate up to 3.5 percent

Passenger car mileage at record high in 2018

Retail turnover over 3 percent up in July

Exports up by 1 percent in July

Fewer bankruptcies in August

Greenhouse gas emissions down

British investments in the Netherlands up since 2016

Manufacturing output slightly down in July

EU’s share in Dutch exports has fallen slightly

More purchasing power for low-income groups on Statia

Consumer prices 2.8 percent up in August

Defence expenditure 1.2 percent of GDP in 2018

Rent increase 2.5 percent in 2019

Manufacturing output prices hardly changed

Turnover accommodation and food services 1.5 percent up

Producer confidence unchanged

Tourists spent €87.5 billion in 2018

Homelessness more than doubled since 2009
Paviours on the job

Investments nearly the same year-on-year
+7%

House prices 7 percent higher in July

Dutch consumers less optimistic

Household spending almost 2 percent up in June

Wider life expectancy gap between high and low-educated

More deaths during recent heat wave

Retail turnover almost 3 percent up in June

One-quarter of businesses facing staff shortages

More unemployment in July among 25 to 44-year-olds

Exports up by nearly 2 percent in June

Economic picture slightly less favourable

GDP growth rate 0.5 percent in Q2 2019

Thefts along the coast peak in summertime

Number of bankruptcies hardly changed

Manufacturing output over 2 percent down in June

Consumer prices 2.5 percent up in July

The Netherlands largest importer of cocoa beans

Complexity and simplification of networks
+45 800

Immigration up in first half of 2019

Caribbean Dutch population larger and older by 2030

Manufacturing output prices slightly up in June

Dutch manufacturers more positive

EU webshops generate €390 million in the Netherlands

Indian knowledge migration has doubled

Fewer asylum seekers, more following relatives in Q2

1.2 million cybercrime victims
Paviours on the job

Investments almost 9 percent up in May

Household spending over 2 percent up in May

House prices almost 7 percent higher in June

Consumer confidence improves further

National cattle herd declining slightly

Unemployment slightly up in June

Consumer prices on Bonaire 1.1 percent up

Economic picture slightly less favourable

More road and maritime transport in 2018

Retail turnover over 3 percent up in May

Exports up by 1.5 percent in May

More bankruptcies in June
–4%

Holiday groceries relatively cheap in Spain

Fewer suicide deaths in 2018

Manufacturing output almost 2 percent down in May

Food prices rise at fastest rate in ten years

Throughput in Dutch seaports at record level

Consumer prices 2.7 percent up in June

3 in 10 deaths caused by cancer
Cover paper

New data sources and inference methods for statistics

International trade in gas in the Netherlands

Mostly working parents in the Caribbean Netherlands

Manufacturing output prices 2 percent up in May

Dutch manufacturers again less positive

Neighbourhood choice Statia and Saba differs per origin

GDP growth rate remains 0.5 percent in Q1 2019

Economic picture slightly less favourable

House prices 7.2 percent higher in May
Paviours on the job

Investments almost 7 percent up in April

Consumer confidence improves

Household spending almost 2 percent up in April

Number of employed persons further up

Sugar beet harvest in Europe down

Exports up by nearly 2 percent in April

Retail turnover over 2 percent up in April

Consumer prices 2.4 percent up in May

Children of separated parents:

Over 2 thousand centenarians in the Netherlands

Fewer bankruptcies in May

Manufacturing output over 1 percent down in April

Netherlands earns €0.5 billion in car exports to the US

Share of renewable energy up to 7.4 percent

Caribbean Netherlands workforce: 57% are Antillean

Dutch manufacturers less positive

Manufacturing output prices 3.2 percent up in April

Turnover accommodation and food services slightly down

Natural gas revenues almost 417 billion euros

Girls more on social networks than boys

Analysing response differences in VAT

42 percent included in Donor Register
Paviours on the job

Investments almost 4 percent up in March

Nearly one-quarter of non-Dutch voters are Polish

Household spending over 1 percent up in March

House prices 7.7 percent higher in April

Consumer confidence unchanged
300 000

Unemployment falls further to 300 thousand

Business confidence increases slightly

Strong link between education level and well-being

Many aspects of well-being improving – but not all

Dutch environmental footprint increases slightly

Economic picture unchanged

Exports up by nearly 2 percent in March

Lower CO2 emissions in Q1 2019

Retail turnover over 4 percent up in March

GDP growth rate 0.5 percent in Q1 2019

Slightly more bankruptcies in April
25,5 mld euro

€25.5 billion revenue from exports to the UK

Average age of first-time mothers up to 29.9 years

Number of all-electric cars has doubled
–1%

Manufacturing output 1 percent down in March

Slight drop in greenhouse gas emissions

Growth in organic livestock farming

Correcting for linkage errors in the multiple capture
20142019

Consumer prices 2.9 percent up in April

EU webshops generate €1.6 billion in the Netherlands

Fewer strike actions in 2018

Manufacturing output prices 2.5 percent up in March
+24 200

Population up by over 24 thousand in Q1

Import behavior and export performance of firms

6 in 10 status holders pass civic integration exam

Producer confidence improves

Fewer asylum seekers and following relatives in Q1

More Caribbean Dutch in employment in 2018

Solar panel capacity up by more than half

Consumer price increase on Bonaire slows down
Paviours on the job

Investments up in February

House prices 7.7 percent higher in March

No further decline in consumer confidence

Household spending nearly 1 percent up in February

Traffic death toll up by 11 percent in 2018

Energy consumption down in 2018

Unemployment below pre-crisis level for the first time

Dutch prices show steepest rise within the eurozone

Retail turnover over 4 percent up in February

New-build own homes over 11 percent up in price

Economic situation slightly less favourable

Exports up by 2 percent in February

More bankruptcies in March

Hay fever season arriving early this year

One-quarter of young adults are overweight

E-commerce Caribbean Netherlands 2018-2019

Manufacturing output 0.5 percent up

Nearly 180 thousand jobs filled by Polish workers
20142019

Consumer prices 2.8 percent up in March

4 in 10 young people interested in politics

90 percent satisfied, 10 percent pessimistic

Hot summer created more work for fire services

Manufacturing output prices over 2 percent up

Over 80% decline in butterflies since late 1800s

Producer confidence hardly changed

Government budget surplus up to 1.5 percent in 2018

GDP growth rate remains 0.5 percent in Q4 2018

Economic situation again less favourable

5% of workers in Zuid-Limburg commute across the border

Higher wages and work pressure at US companies

Investments nearly 5 percent up in January

Trade deficit with the US narrower in 2018

More employed in February

Consumer confidence further down

Household consumption nearly 1 percent up in January

House prices 7.5 percent higher in February

Slightly fewer adult smokers

Fewer Dutch people moving to the UK

Exports up by almost 3 percent in January

UK third largest destination in service exports

Retail turnover almost up 2 percent up in January

Public trust in EU and politics on the rise

Less recyclable plastic waste sent to China

Natural gas trade deficit for the first time in 2018

Manufacturing output virtually unchanged
–32

Fewer bankruptcies in February

No gender gap in higher education

Consumer prices 2.6 percent up in February

Dutch domestic exports to the UK recording decline

Half of imports from the UK not for domestic use

More goods transported by Dutch lorries in 2018

80 percent of adults have a driving licence

Increased cultivation of protein crops

Material Flow Monitor 2016 - Technical report

Mainly more green electricity from solar power

Manufacturing output prices over 1 percent up

Turnover accommodation and food services 1.8 percent up

Population

Socialisation and participation in society

Socioeconomic status

Dutch manufacturers slightly more positive

House prices almost 9 percent higher in January

Education

Health

Crime

Both studying and working young people leave home later

10% more flights to and from the Caribbean Netherlands

Investments almost 3 percent up in December

Labour participation up further in January

Consumer mood negative for the first time in 4 years

Household consumption over 2 percent up in December

Import competition and firm innovation, 2000-2010

Trade deficit on St Eustatius down in 2018

Phosphate output from livestock manure down again

Retail turnover over 3 percent up in 2018

Business confidence lower in Q1

Three-quarters of Caribbean Dutch feel healthy

GDP growth rate 0.5 percent in Q4 2018

Exports down by over 2 percent in December

Economic situation again less favourable

CO2 emissions higher in Q4 2018

Groom usually older than bride

Consumer prices 2.2 percent up in January

Fewer bankruptcies

More asylum seekers in 2018

Manufacturing output down for the first time in 3 years

Protecting Tables by Means of Cell Suppression

Nearly 80 million air passengers in 2018
Omslag, Measuring online platforms

Measuring online platforms

Big data sources for official statistics

Dutch manufacturers less positive
Tekengebied 8

Manufacturing output prices almost 1 percent up

Rising imports and exports of construction services

EU webshops earn over €400 million in the Netherlands

House prices over 8 percent higher in December

Brussels sprouts exports hit record high

End of post-Irma consumer price increase

Over 600 billion kg of inbound goods in 2017

Investments up in November

Dissecting carry-along trade: what's in the bundle?

Household consumption 2 percent up in November

Largest drop in consumer confidence in over 7 years

Job wages on Bonaire averaged 2,050 USD in 2017

Agricultural export value over 90 bn euros in 2018

Employment up further at end of 2018

Economic situation slightly less favourable

Retail turnover over 4 percent up in November

Weak export growth in November

Fewer women than men fall victim to violence

Number of bankruptcies in 2018 lowest of this century

Forecast: 3.5 million single households in 2030

Economic indicators circular economy, 2001-2016

Similar development of public transport and car costs

Manufacturing output over 2 percent up in November

Fact sheet International schools

Consumer prices 1.7 percent up in 2018

Consumer prices 2.0 percent up in December

Six percent never use the Internet

Population up by 100 thousand for third year in a row

Manufacturing output prices almost 3 percent up

Producer confidence increases again

GDP growth rate 0.2 percent in Q3 2018

Budget surplus at 2.1 percent of GDP in Q3 2018

Investments up in October

Economic situation virtually unchanged

Increase in online shopping among older generation

Dutch consumers again less positive

Household consumption almost 2 percent up in October

Goods increasingly transported via logistics hubs

Unemployment below pre-crisis level

Rising number of innovating businesses

Forecast: 18 million inhabitants in 2029

Lower farm income due to less dairy cattle, dry summer

More girls than boys exceeding expected school level

More households with income over 50,000 euros

Economic position of women has improved

Retail turnover over 3 percent up in October

Export growth 5 percent in October

80 percent of inward investments channelled out directly

Models for estimation at various aggregation levels

Number of bankruptcies up again

Trade deficit with US due to re-exports

More jobs in renewable energy and energy efficiency

Manufacturing output over 3 percent up in October

Decline in 13 out of 20 urban bird populations

Bootstrapping the SPAR index

The SPAR index and some alternative house price indices

Consumer prices 2.0 percent up in November

More flex workers with a migration background
Voorbeeldafbeelding factsheet

Fact sheet International trade, January - August 2018

Lower investments anticipated in manufacturing for 2019
Cover paper Models and statistical methods in rtrim

Models and statistical methods in rtrim
Cover paper Variances of Census Tables after Mass Imputation

Variances of Census Tables after Mass Imputation

Turnover accommodation and food services 0.4 percent up

Manufacturing output prices over 5 percent up

Fewer welfare children for the first time since 2009

Less industrial waste exported to China