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In this Monitor, we offer insight into what NTMs mean in general and to Dutch trade in particular; the effects of NTMs on product quality and costs, and the extent to which NTM-related costs affect...

The economic relationship with Africa is central to this Internationalisation Monitor. With which countries in Africa does much trade take place, in which goods or services, which companies do this...

Female entrepreneurs in the Dutch business economy are engaged in international activities to virtually the same degree as their male counterparts.

This edition highlights the Indian economy and the trade and investment relationship between the Netherlands and India. The interdependence between the two countries in global value chains is also...

In the first nine months of 2021, exports of services were 1.2 percent up on one year previously and stood at 146.3 billion euros. Imports of services stood at 141.6 billion euros, representing a...

How did Dutch trade in goods fare during the coronavirus and Brexit shocks? How have trading companies dealt with these exogenous shocks and which traders have been hit the hardest? Which...

Dutch trade in facts and figures 2020 contains information about the internationalisation in the Netherlands. Export earnings, employment, multinationals, investments and female entrepreneurship are...

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

Dutch wholesalers and globalization: characteristics, import and export of goods and services, value chains, turnover, employment, added value, and innovation.

A descriptive analysis of de demography and trade behaviour of users of the instrument “Transition Facility” in the period 2012-2015.

Exports of goods and services generate one-third of gross domestic product (GDP) in the Netherlands. Earnings are highest from exports to Germany, the United Kingdom and Belgium.

This edition of the Internationalisation Monitor covers the Dutch position in the world with respect to its degree of economic globalisation.

This edition of CBS’ quarterly Internationalisation Monitor describes the economic relations between the Netherlands and the United States.

This Internationalisation Monitor focuses on patterns in trade behaviour of enterprises.

In this edition of the Internationalisation Monitor, we relate recalibrated productivity estimates (multifactor productivity) to internationalisation, innovation and business dynamics.

Internationalisation Monitor 2017, second quarter

This publication looks at barriers to international trade in services. The first part focuses on the impact of trade barriers when it comes to the decision of firms to start exporting services to a...

This edition of the Internationalisation Monitor focuses on the environmental aspect of Dutch international trade: how does globalisation contribute to the issues and solutions in the area of...

In the first four months of 2021, goods exports to Germany grew by 10.5 percent to 40.6 billion euros.

In 2018, the Netherlands earned nearly 34 percent of GDP through exports of goods and services.

In 2018, the Netherlands imported 39.2 billion euros in goods from China. Two-thirds were re-exported.

An explorative search for a macro-economic framework based on business models

In 2019, Dutch goods exports to the United Kingdom represented a value of 40 billion euros, 0.5 percent less than in 2018.

Bilateral trade between the Netherlands and Italy: imports and import dependency versus exports and export earnings.