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The number of years someone of a certain age still is expected to live, according to a life table.

Institution playing a role as intermediate between money suppliers and people applying for money.

Part of a municipality, with a homogenous socio-economic structure or planning (e.g. residential, industrial, recreational).

These include: wage during illness, redundancy pay and contribution to health insurance costs.

Dissolution of a marriage, partnership or relationship of unmarried couples living together, other than by death.

Abbreviation of the Dutch law: Exceptional Medical Expenses Act (AWBZ).

The number of years someone is expected to live at birth according to the life table.

Final use of energy other than as a source of power or heat.

The relative price of various currencies. The rates are expressed in terms of the price in another currency.

Water between Afsluitdijk, Ketelbrug from Noordoostpolder to Oostelijk Flevoland, Hollandsebrug near Muiderberg and Oranjesluizen near Amsterdam.

Inland water used for shipping, recreation, extraction, water reservoir or sludge field, including the IJsselmeer.

Intangible products such as hotels, restaurants, trade, transport, care and government.

Exports in relation to the production value (of an industry) or GDP (in the economy as a whole).

An institution in which all kinds of medical specialist help is on offer 24 hours a day.

A group of people involved in the same (demographic) event within a given period, such as a calendar year.

The illness, situation or event that started the chain of events that led to death.

The value of the goods and services produced, valued at basic prices.

A combination of a school for music and a creativity centre.

Medicine that can be bought over the counter without a doctor’s prescription.

Owner of a company who is on the payroll of the own company as a director.

Municipal waste of vegetable or animal origin. This includes the biogenic fraction of mixed waste flows.

A 100 guilder municipal tax rebate per household to compensate for increasing taxes.

Other capital transfers are capital transfers that cannot be characterised as investment grants or as capital taxes.

The goods sold to residents by the rest of the world.

Interval in which the population (or the number of households) will find itself with a certain degree of probability.