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Many non-financial companies in the Netherlands fear for their survival in case of a protracted coronavirus crisis. Nearly half of all entrepreneurs in the non-financial private sector expect their...

Consumer spending up by 2.7 percent in January.

Dutch consumer spending up

According to the first estimate conducted by Statistics Netherlands GDP expanded by 0.5 percent in Q4 2018 relative to the previous quarter.

a European research programme aimed at improving data exchange by a uniform set of validation rules

CBS-ODISSEI microdata meetings

This Internationalisation Monitor focuses on the trade relation between the EU and the US, the effects of importtariffs on importers and exporters as well as the effect of the CETA-treaty for Dutch...

Inflation, long-term interest rate, gross government debt, imports and exports related to GDP and container transport broken down by country

In the period from 1990 to 2017, the populations of 13 out of 20 breeding bird species typically found in cities has declined in urban areas.

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First-time mothers are on average almost 30 years old when they deliver their child. In 2018, this age has advanced again. The Netherlands is in fifth place in the European ranking.

Consumer spending was 2.5 percent up in December. Consumers spent more on household appliances, furnishing and cars.

Greenhouse gas emissions stood at 189.3 bn CO2 equivalents in 2018, 2 percent lower than in 2017 and 15 percent down on 1990.

CBS has been chosen Best Government Organisation of the Year 2015.

Prices of Dutch-manufactured products were on average 4.5 percent down in November 2020 year-on-year.

According to the first estimate conducted by Statistics Netherlands GDP expanded by 0.5 percent in Q2 2019 relative to the previous quarter.

People with a second-generation background are more likely to move abroad than native Dutch people.

Dutch household consumption was 2.6 percent up in February 2018.

In November 2020 the Dutch retail sector recorded 9.6 percent year-on-year turnover growth.

Although well-being in the Netherlands increased in 2019, not everybody benefited from this equally. Well-being is under pressure in a number of areas: time lost through traffic congestion, less...

Dutch household consumption was 3.1 percent up in September 2017.

After years of decline, Dutch imports of palm oil increased again in 2017; 22 percent up compared to 2016.

So far, this winter (2017/’18) has seen fewer deaths than the same period last year.

new statistics for better mapping of the flexible labour phenomenon

Retail turnover 2.7 percent up in December.