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The tourism sector is becoming ever more important to the Dutch economy.

Consumer price indices, month - on-month and year-on-year change Household expenditure for all households, low and high income households

Final consumption expenditure Type of goods and services

The tourism industry accounts for 7 percent of net domestic energy consumption.

Keyfigures on income, expenditure and net worth of households Source of income, living situation, household composition, age and income

Energy consumption rose by 2 percent in 2016 to 3,131 petajoules.

Government revenues were nearly 7 bn euros higher in the first six months of 2016 than in the same period last year.

The development of well-being in the broad sense of the word – economic, ecological and social – in the Netherlands and the progress with regard to the SDGs of the United Nations; the current figures...

The tourism sector is becoming increasingly important to the Dutch economy.

Payment for which no quid pro quo by the beneficiary is expected. It burdens the wealth of the payer, or is meant to finance fixed capital formation or other long-term expenditures of the receiver.

'Form of credit where a borrower can withdraw money or purchase goods and services to a pre-agreed amount (credit limit). The withdrawal of cash and purchase of goods and services takes place by...

Statistics Netherlands maps where action had to be taken in the consumer price index because of the consequences of COVID-19 as from April 2020.

The current and capital receipts of a country or sector minus the current and capital expenditure.

All expenditure on goods and services to satisfy individual human needs directly. This may be resident household or government spending.

The section of the profit and loss account that shows the expenditures and revenues from normal operations.

All payments made for which there is no direct exchange in return, that do not burden the payers income and do not serve to finance the long-term expenditure of the receiver.

In Q4 2018, CO2 emissions in the Netherlands were up by 0.5 percent year-on-year. Households and the transport sector emitted more CO2, while energy companies produced less.

In the second quarter of 2020, CO 2 emissions were 21.1 percent down year-on-year.

In Q3 2018, CO2 emissions in the Netherlands were up by 0.1 percent year-on-year. Households and the services sector emitted less CO2, while energy companies contributed slightly more.

The contributions of ecosystems to well-being depend on the extent and quality of ecosystems. This report shows that the state of natural capital is a cause for concern, and that future spatial...

According to the second quarterly estimate conducted by Statistics Netherlands (CBS), in Q4 2021 Dutch gross domestic product (GDP) increased by 1.0 percent relative to Q3 2021. Growth amounted to...

The Netherlands performs relatively well on the policy themes as laid down in the Europe 2020 strategy. In the EU, the Netherlands performs above average with respect to tackling poverty and social...

In the first quarter of 2020, CO 2 emissions were 8.7 percent down year-on-year.

Expenditure by households and foreign governments on international primary and secondary schools in the Netherlands, and the number of students and school staff in the period 2007-2017*.

In 2019, the Netherlands generated 18 percent more electricity from renewable sources than in the previous year. The increase was 11 percent in 2018.