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The number of corporate bankruptcies has decreased in May 2018

The average daily output generated by the Dutch manufacturing industry was 4.7 percent up.

The sustained downturn in household consumption in the Netherlands in recent years has frustrated economic growth. Households cut back on spending because their incomes do not allow them to spend...

Following an unprecedented relapse in the first half of 2009, capacity utilisation in the Dutch manufacturing industry started to rise again at the beginning of 2010. The manufacturing industry in...

In 2007, Dutch students altogether borrowed 2.7 billion euro – an increase by 19 percent relative to the previous year – from the institution responsible for the issue of study loans and grants...

The number of corporate bankruptcies has increased slightly in July

There were 33 fewer bankruptcies in September 2018 than in the previous month. This constitutes the lowest number of bankruptcies since 2001.

The number of corporate bankruptcies has decreased in June 2018

According to Statistics Netherlands, 470 businesses and institutions (excluding one-man businesses) were declared bankrupt in February this year, i.e. 7 down from the preceding month.

The number of bankruptcies was the same in April 2018 as in the preceding month.

There were 34 fewer bankruptcies in July than in June 2017.

There were 34 more bankruptcies in March 2018 than in the previous month. In February, the number of bankruptcies fell by 42. Most bankruptcies in March were recorded in the trade sector.

In recent years, the wage gap between men and women has gradually narrowed. Young men’s gross wages are on average approximately 10 percent higher than the wages of their female counterparts.

The average daily output generated by the Dutch manufacturing industry was 2.9 percent up in November 2016.