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With 1.7 percent, last year’s economic growth rate in the Netherlands was significantly lower than Germany’s 3.6 percent.

In July 2015, prices of Dutch manufactured products were 6.0 percent down from July 2014. In June, prices had been 5.4 percent below the level of twelve months previously.

The inflation rate on the Dutch Caribbean islands was substantially lower in the second quarter of 2012 than in the first quarter.

Between 2000 and 2016, emissions of particulate matter (PM10) caused by Dutch business activity fell by more than 41 percent, while GDP increased.

In 2016, domestic consumption of metals was over 40 percent lower than in 2000.

In Q1 2017, CO2 emissions in the Netherlands were higher than in Q1 2016.

Analysis of big data is becoming ever more important for governments to facilitate effective

Mark-up, barriers to entrepreneurship, trade and investment, employment protection legislation and state support broken down by country

In 2006, the public sector spent 1.7 billion euro (5 percent of total spending on education and 0.3 percent of the GDP) on apprenticeship training programmes and other combinations of education and...

Last year's sickness absence rate for Dutch employees averaged 4.3 percent. The lowest rate was recorded among people employed in agriculture. Since 2004, the sickness absence rate in the Netherlands...

Turnover in the sector accommodation and food services rose by 1.5 percent in Q2 2019 relative to the preceding quarter.

For the first time since April 2020, Dutch manufacturers are positive again.

In relative terms, Limburg is the most internationally-oriented province of the Netherlands.

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CBS Urban Data Centres: local policy insights

Contribution to volume growth GDP by expenditure components Annual data

The export value of goods covered by Russian boycott amounted to more than 500 million euros in 2013. The Netherlands earned approximately 300 million euros and about 5,000 jobs were involved.