Realisations, expectations and opinions Dutch Business Survey Production, turnover, orders, prices, workforce, stocks, ec. climate
Export growth and Contribution to total export growth Export behavior
In the first six months of 2020, the Dutch government spent nearly 15 billion euros more than it received. This was mainly due to measures implemented by the government to support the economy throughout the coronavirus crisis.
The recent coronavirus outbreak affects virtually all people in the Netherlands. Certainly, the effects will also be visible in statistics that are being produced by Statistics Netherlands in the future.
Revenue collected from taxes and social contributions Types of taxes and social contributions
Compensation of employees, wages, jobs (by sex) , fte, hours worked quarterly, economic activity
Current transactions and balancing items of institutional sectors Sectors, resources and uses, balancing items
Attitudes and expectation of consumers, non-adjusted, on the general economic climate and their own financial situation
Population growth by birth, death and migration, per sex and region,
Purchasing power development Main source of income, composition of the household
Purchasing power development Sex, age, position in the household, socio-economic category
The average increase of rent for dwellings in The Netherlands by landlord and in- and excluding harmonisation of rents
Raise of rent by region, raise of rent in- and excluding rent harmonisation
The average increase of rent since 1959
Cao wages, contractual wage costs and working hours, Index fig. 2010=100 monthly, SIC 2008
The coronavirus crisis affects nearly the entire population of the Netherlands and will certainly be reflected in CBS statistics that are to be published.
Total building costs, labour and materials Input Price Indices 2015=100 changes compared to one year earlier
Building costs, wages and materials Input Price Indices and changes compared to one year earlier
Developments, expectations and opinions of businesses Sector/branches
Developments, expectations and opinions of businesses Sector/Branches, Regions
The underlying codinDevelopments, expectations and opinions of businesses Sector/Branches, size classes
Labour price index; wage costs per hour worked Branches SIC 2008
As of the first quarter of 2020, the Civil engineering price indices will be published with a new reference year, i.e. 2015. This publication describes what has changed in relation to the series based on 2010=100.
Government production and consumption (resources, uses, balancing items) Output resources, production costs, and government sectors
