Macroeconomics

Macroeconomics

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  1. Economy drops from boom to zero growth
  2. Third quarter economic growth unchanged at 1.8 percent
  3. Job growth slows in third quarter of 2008
  4. Large regional differences in heavy metal emissions
  5. Income responds slowly to economic downturn
  6. Local government to a large extent financially dependent on The Hague
  7. Foreign competition stimulates productivity in manufacturing industry
  8. National accounts of the Netherlands: Time series 1969-2005
  9. Economic growth third quarter 2008 slows down to 1.8 percent
  10. Household incomes exceed total household spending
  11. Greenhouse gas emissions higher than Kyoto figures suggest
  12. Profits of non-financial companies dip to three-year low
  13. Dutch share market suffers 32 billion euro loss in October
  14. Nearly 178 billion euro in share market value up in smoke
  15. Job growth 2 percent in second quarter of 2008
  16. Second quarter economic growth adjusted to 3.0 percent
  17. Economic growth slowing down
  18. Quoted companies pay out 20 billion euro in first six months of 2008
  19. Non-residential building sector booming
  20. Dutch convinced saving is worthwhile
  21. Credit crisis has limited effects in 2007
  22. Increasing foreign influence on Dutch private sector
  23. Tourist spending up sharply
  24. Provinces of Utrecht and Flevoland realise highest economic growth rate in 2007
  25. Substantial growth number of households in the Randstad in 2025
  26. Employees put less aside in life course schemes
  27. Jobs up 2.2 percent in first quarter
  28. First quarter economic growth adjusted to 3.3 percent
  29. In the space of 40 years, VAT has become the most important tax
  30. First quarter economic growth 3.1 percent
  31. Online saving less popular
  32. Higher profits from oil and gas extraction help to fill government coffers
  33. Disposable household income substantially higher in 2007
  34. Randstad economy fourth largest in Europe
  35. National debt markedly down
  36. Job growth still high, but slowing down
  37. Economic growth fourth quarter adjusted upward to 4.5 percent
  38. Limited positive effect of leap day on Dutch economy
  39. Natural gas production increasingly relevant for GDP
  40. Economic growth 3.5 percent in 2007
  41. Consumers borrow just as much as in 2006
  42. New investment products popular
  43. Dutch stock exchange used less to raise capital