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Fiscal profit from enterprise plus the allowance for wealth and investments

The weighted average time of the payment of interest and redemption of a group of bonds.

The annual working hours of fulltime employees as specified in the collective labour agreement.

Premiums paid on the basis of collective contracts with pension funds or life insurance companies.

Waterways originating from the river Rhine and the river Meuse, including their tidal rivers.

Unit of measurement for transport of persons, representing the transport of a passenger over one kilometre.

Situation in which personal income from primary sources exceeds 70 percent of the net minimum wage.

Institutions performing work for the coordination and support of classes in schools and community centres.

Taxes on production payable by the producers regardless of the volume or value of the products sold.

Vessel designed for shipping freight, without its own mechanical propulsion but specially designed to be towed.

Gas derived through active fermentation of organic material from sewage purification (sewage gas), landfill gas and other biomass fermentation.

Gas derived as by-product from the processing of iron to steel in steel ovens.

Functional classification of mutually exclusive categories which together encompass the entire surface of the Netherlands.

Someone who drinks six glasses of alcohol or more a day at least once a week.

The degree to which a company used its means of production.

Foundation carrying out the early retirement scheme for a given company or branch of industry.

The distinction between jobs with a fixed contract and jobs where the contract is flexible.

Someone who has signed up for a course in the arts of more than twenty weeks.

Person of whom both parents were born in the Netherlands.

The part of the disposable income of a sector that is not used for consumer spending.

Mood indicator for short-term developments in industrial production based on the opinions and expectations of producers.

The ratio between the number of cases of sick leave and the number of employees.

These are benefits paid by employers out of special reserves, which are segregated from their other reserves.

Benefits paid by social insurance institutions, financed by premiums (unemployment, disability, sickness, old age).