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The link between China and the Netherlands is evident from the bilateral trade, direct investments, export earnings, Chinese workers and students. China is one of the Netherlands' largest trading...

How do Dutch enterprises act in response to resurgent global protectionism and to what extent has their trade been affected by (raised) import tariffs?

“Well-being refers to the quality of life here and now and the extent to which it is or is not achieved at the expense of the well-being of future generations and/or people elsewhere in the world.”

In the first six months of 2020, the Netherlands imported 1.6 billion kg of soybeans from Brazil.

Whether we want to sell new or second-hand products, book a hotel room or simply share photos on social media, online platforms are taking on an ever-greater role, both in our society and in our...

Germany and the Netherlands have closely linked economies. The strong link between Germany and the Netherlands is evident from the bilateral trade, direct investments, multinationals and the...

In 2018, companies in the Netherlands earned more than 5.6 billion euros in direct exports of goods and services to China, representing a contribution of 0.7 percent to Dutch GDP and an increase of...

In this edition of the Internationalisation Monitor, we focus on the relationship between internationalisation and employment.

In March 2020, goods imports from China and Hong Kong showed a year-on-year decline of 9 percent.

In March 2020, the export value of horticultural products such as flowers, plants, bulbs and nursery products declined by 22 percent year-on-year. The export of cut flowers dropped by 26 percent.

In Q1 2020, importeerde Nederland voor 8,7 miljard euro aan medische goederen. Dat was 8 procent meer dan in de eerste drie maanden van 2019.

The Internationalisation Monitor describes trends in internationalisation and their consequences for the Dutch economy and society.

This Internationalisation Monitor focuses on export prices, export quality, trade instruments such as import tariffs, NTMs, trade agreements and companies’ choices with respect to their...

The majority of inward foreign investments do not remain in the Netherlands, but are immediately channelled abroad instead.

Dutch enterprises earned over 45 bn euros in exports to Germany, good for 6.7 percent of GDP.

A systematic description of the archive with an introduction explaining the archive. Inventory lists of dossiers are also included.