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For ten years already, it has described the consequences and characteristics of globalisation as they apply to the Netherlands in an accessible manner

In the first eight months of 2018, exports of industrial products to China amounted to nearly 4.8 billion euros, representing a year-on-year decrease of 860 million euros.

In 2018, the total value of Dutch-manufactured goods exported to the United Kingdom dropped by 170 million euros to 20.2 billion euros, representing a year-on-year decrease of 1 percent.

The number of bankruptcies decreased by 16 in July 2016 relative to June.

In the World Café, CBS presents relevant research in the field of globalization and international production chains.

The total organised labour force, i.e. all trade union members.

Subsidies related to the value and volume of the products produced or traded.

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

Taxes related to the value and volume of the products produced or traded.

Companies in all sectors except government, health care and welfare, renting of and trade in real estate and mineral extraction.

The selling price excluding trade and transport margins by third parties and the balance of product tax (including VAT) and product subsidies.

The number of corporate bankruptcies has increased slightly in July

The number of corporate bankruptcies has decreased in June 2018

The number of bankruptcies increased by 5 in January.

Asparagus production grew again in 2016, especiallyl in southwest Noord-Brabant and north Limburg.

There were 8 fewer bankruptcies in November than in October 2017.

The number of corporate bankruptcies has risen.

Number of bankruptcies remains stable

According to Statistics Netherlands (CBS), the number of company bankruptcies has risen marginally.

Downward trend bankruptcies continues

Again fewer bankruptcies

Lowest number of bankruptcies

Lowest number of bankruptcies in 8 years

More bankruptcies

In 2017, Dutch goods exports to the UK represented a value of 39 billion euros, nearly the same amount as in 2016.