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Unleaded motor gasoline with an octane rating between 95 and 98.

This handy edition of Trends in the Caribbean Netherlands 2015 presents the latest social and economic key figures on developments in the Caribbean Netherlands (Bonaire, St Eustatius and Saba).

Diesel produced from vegetable or animal matter used for transport. This includes pure vegetable oil.

Classification of goods and services recommended by the United Nations.

Heavy oil with a sulphur content of 1 percent or less.

According to the second estimate conducted by Statistics Netherlands (CBS), gross domestic product (GDP) showed 0.5 percent growth in Q4 2018 relative to Q3 2018.

Solid coal product derived as a by-product from the production of town gas.

Blends of propane and butane not used as automotive lpg.

The volume growth of the gross domestic product (GDP) usually at market prices.

A natural person or legal persona.

Levy on the supply of tap water payable by the user.

By establishing the 17 SDGs, the United Nations are working towards a more sustainable future across the world

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

The consumer price index rose by 1.4 percent on average in 2017 on the previous year.

Solid residue derived through combustion at low temperature of wood and other vegetable material.

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

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

Fiscal profit from enterprise plus the allowance for wealth and investments

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

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

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

The number of guests staying in Dutch overnight accommodation rose to 42 million in 2017.

GDP in Q1 2017 rose by 0.4% relative to the previous quarter.

The output in the Dutch construction industry has grown at a faster pace since Q3 2014 than the average across Europe.