Environmental and economic key figures; NAMEA

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Environmental and economic key figures; NAMEA
Classifications and households All periods Macroeconomics Output (basic prices) (mln euros) Macroeconomics Value added (gross, basic prices) (mln euros)
Total private households 1995
Total private households 1996
Total private households 1997
Total private households 1998
Total private households 1999
Total private households 2000
Total private households 2001
Total private households 2002
Total private households 2003
Total private households 2004
Total private households 2005
Total private households 2006
Total private households 2007
Total private households 2008
0000h All economic activities 1995 572,833 275,686
0000h All economic activities 1996 605,959 287,079
0000h All economic activities 1997 649,628 306,539
0000h All economic activities 1998 683,977 324,027
0000h All economic activities 1999 728,317 344,335
0000h All economic activities 2000 804,906 373,415
0000h All economic activities 2001 851,895 397,556
0000h All economic activities 2002 869,151 414,374
0000h All economic activities 2003 882,248 425,256
0000h All economic activities 2004 912,631 436,874
0000h All economic activities 2005 960,793 456,182
0000h All economic activities 2006 1,020,578 479,012
0000h All economic activities 2007 1,084,270 507,650
0000h All economic activities 2008 1,150,453 529,319
0000b Agriculture, forestry and fishing 1995 20,714 9,587
0000b Agriculture, forestry and fishing 1996 21,106 9,442
0000b Agriculture, forestry and fishing 1997 22,370 10,596
0000b Agriculture, forestry and fishing 1998 21,382 9,624
0000b Agriculture, forestry and fishing 1999 21,246 9,182
0000b Agriculture, forestry and fishing 2000 22,560 9,870
0000b Agriculture, forestry and fishing 2001 23,456 10,177
0000b Agriculture, forestry and fishing 2002 23,200 9,633
0000b Agriculture, forestry and fishing 2003 23,242 9,978
0000b Agriculture, forestry and fishing 2004 23,248 9,399
0000b Agriculture, forestry and fishing 2005 23,723 9,535
0000b Agriculture, forestry and fishing 2006 25,831 10,550
0000b Agriculture, forestry and fishing 2007 27,078 10,548
0000b Agriculture, forestry and fishing 2008 27,687 9,566
C Mining and quarrying 1995 9,715 7,404
C Mining and quarrying 1996 10,828 8,248
C Mining and quarrying 1997 11,195 8,460
C Mining and quarrying 1998 9,963 7,123
C Mining and quarrying 1999 9,078 6,324
C Mining and quarrying 2000 12,184 9,101
C Mining and quarrying 2001 14,646 11,139
C Mining and quarrying 2002 13,491 10,018
C Mining and quarrying 2003 13,851 10,445
C Mining and quarrying 2004 14,835 11,324
C Mining and quarrying 2005 17,312 12,587
C Mining and quarrying 2006 21,129 15,929
C Mining and quarrying 2007 20,744 15,655
C Mining and quarrying 2008 27,356 21,749
D Manufacturing 1995 162,276 48,087
D Manufacturing 1996 168,598 48,234
D Manufacturing 1997 179,707 49,749
D Manufacturing 1998 184,088 52,320
D Manufacturing 1999 190,006 53,856
D Manufacturing 2000 215,136 58,078
D Manufacturing 2001 216,545 58,719
D Manufacturing 2002 211,392 59,182
D Manufacturing 2003 211,057 60,170
D Manufacturing 2004 223,873 62,594
D Manufacturing 2005 238,630 65,163
D Manufacturing 2006 256,509 66,713
D Manufacturing 2007 278,086 71,580
D Manufacturing 2008 295,873 72,605
DA Man. of food products, beverages .. 1995 40,130 8,911
DA Man. of food products, beverages .. 1996 41,345 8,958
DA Man. of food products, beverages .. 1997 43,044 8,988
DA Man. of food products, beverages .. 1998 43,484 9,107
DA Man. of food products, beverages .. 1999 43,106 9,734
DA Man. of food products, beverages .. 2000 45,101 9,891
DA Man. of food products, beverages .. 2001 46,918 10,419
DA Man. of food products, beverages .. 2002 46,552 11,131
DA Man. of food products, beverages .. 2003 46,848 11,512
DA Man. of food products, beverages .. 2004 47,633 11,571
DA Man. of food products, beverages .. 2005 48,217 11,909
DA Man. of food products, beverages .. 2006 50,222 12,145
DA Man. of food products, beverages .. 2007 55,739 13,112
DA Man. of food products, beverages .. 2008 59,789 13,656
1700a Man. of textiles, apparel .. 1995 4,174 1,304
1700a Man. of textiles, apparel .. 1996 4,047 1,210
1700a Man. of textiles, apparel .. 1997 4,118 1,209
1700a Man. of textiles, apparel .. 1998 4,316 1,312
1700a Man. of textiles, apparel .. 1999 4,294 1,326
1700a Man. of textiles, apparel .. 2000 4,473 1,333
1700a Man. of textiles, apparel .. 2001 4,322 1,260
1700a Man. of textiles, apparel .. 2002 4,196 1,248
1700a Man. of textiles, apparel .. 2003 4,045 1,247
1700a Man. of textiles, apparel .. 2004 3,781 1,092
1700a Man. of textiles, apparel .. 2005 3,768 1,097
1700a Man. of textiles, apparel .. 2006 3,849 1,120
1700a Man. of textiles, apparel .. 2007 4,072 1,208
1700a Man. of textiles, apparel .. 2008 3,934 1,120
21 Man. of pulp, paper and paper .. 1995 4,594 1,290
21 Man. of pulp, paper and paper .. 1996 4,408 1,307
Source: CBS.
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Table explanation


This table presents an overview of environmental and economic key figures
that illustrate the contribution to environmental issues (greenhouse
effect, acidification, etc.), environmental expenditure (costs, taxes,
etc.) and the economic position (value added, labour input, etc.) of
sectors of industry. All figures are taken from existing (Dutch) StatLine
publications. The indicators presented can be used for analysis and to
support environmental-economic government policy.

Data available from: 1995
Frequency: cancelled by november 21, 2011.

Status of the figures:
Figures in this publication are updated yearly according to the updates of
the StatLine source publications.

Changes compared with previous version:
n/a

When will new figures be published?
This table has been replaced by a table based on the new industry classification (SBI 2008).

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Macroeconomics
Economy dealing with groups of commodities and production output.
Output (basic prices)
Output (basic prices) covers the value of all goods produced for sale,
including unsold goods, and all receipts for services rendered. Output
furthermore covers the market equivalent of goods and services produced
for own use, such as own account capital formation, services of
owner-occupied dwellings and agricultural products produced by farmers for
own consumption.
The output of such goods is estimated by valuing the quantities produced
against the price that the producer would have received if these goods had
been sold. Output is valued at basic prices, defined as the price received
by the producer excluding trade and transport margins and the balance of
taxes and subsidies on products. This is the price the producer is
ultimately left with.
Value added (gross, basic prices)
Value added at basic prices is equal to the difference between production
(basic prices) and intermediate consumption.