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Production and income growth are not necessarily accompanied by a rise in well-being.

Health care and welfare cost nearly 60 billion euro in 2004. This is 4.3 percent more than 2003. Spending on care still rose by as much 10 percent annually in the period 2001-2003. The decrease in...

Input price index (2000=100) new houses total, wage and building material components

Transactions in million euro, transactions per capita and transactions per household

The average daily production realised by Dutch manufacturing industry was 5.3 percent down in March 2013 from March 2012. The decline was much more substantial than in February, when manufacturing...

A simulation study is carried out to investigate the performance of repeated weighting estimators and corresponding variance estimators.

Turnover in the Dutch retail sector was 0.4 percent smaller in April 2013 than in April 2012. Retail prices were 2.1 percent higher, whereas the volume of retail sales was 2.5 percent smaller.

In January, Dutch retailers faced a 5 percent loss of turnover compared to January 2009.

Retail turnover was over 1 percent up in December 2011 from December 2010.

The Dutch economy grew by 2.8 percent in the first quarter of 2011 compared to the same period one year previously, the most substantial increase in almost three years.

This year, more than 11 thousand people in the Netherlands will celebrate their birthday on Leap Day, 29 February.

In Q3 2019, Dutch consumers purchased 455 million euros worth of products from foreign EU webshops.

In 2019, Dutch lorries carried a total weight of 689 million tonnes in goods. This is 1.3 percent more than in 2018. Transport by Dutch road hauliers has shown an upward trend since 2015.

Dwellings, one - person households, multi-person households and persons per household/dwelling

In 2017, renewable energy sources accounted for 6.6 percent of total Dutch energy consumption.

Dutch retail turnover in May was nearly 2 percent down on May 2009.

The retail sector faced a 0.5 percent turnover loss in January 2013 relative to January 2012. Retail prices were 2.6 percent up, but the volume of retail sales was down by 3 percent.

Turnover in the Dutch retail sector was 0.6 percent smaller in April 2013 than in April 2012. Retail prices were 2.1 percent higher, whereas the volume of retail sales was 2.7 percent smaller.

In November 2012, the retail sector faced a nearly 2 percent turnover loss relative to twelve months previously. Retail prices were nearly 3 percent up. The volume of retail sales was down by 4...