Income and spending

Income and spending

1. Dutch consumers more negative again
2. Misclassification bias in statistical learning
3. Three-quarters of people donate to charity
4. Household consumption up by 0.4 percent in October
5. Dutch consumers more negative in November
6. Household consumption up by 2.6 percent in September
7. Dutch consumers slightly more negative in October
8. New method of measuring poverty: 540 thousand people in poverty in 2023
9. Energy poverty reduced by compensation and energy savings
10. Household consumption up by almost 1 percent in August
11. Deep learning for time series forecasting and nowcasting
12. Dutch consumers less negative in September
13. Purchasing power rose by 0.3 percent in 2023
14. People in their twenties earn more today, but are less likely to own a home
15. Household consumption up by over 1 percent in July
16. Dutch consumers equally negative in August
17. Household consumption down by 0.7 percent in June
18. Consumers again slightly more negative
19. Household consumption up by 0.2 percent in May
20. Income inequality in the Netherlands is well below the EU average
21. Purchasing power in the Caribbean Netherlands declined in 2022
22. Consumers slightly more negative in June
23. Household consumption up by 0.6 percent in April
24. Number of economically independent women has risen from 20 to 70 percent
25. Consumers marginally more negative in May
26. Household consumption up by 0.4 percent in March
27. Well-being of young adults trailing behind other age groups
28. Transition to homeownership in the Netherlands
29. Consumers marginally less negative in April
30. Household consumption down slightly in February
31. Consumers less negative once again
32. Household consumption slightly up in January
33. Consumers are slightly less negative once again
34. Household consumption slightly up in December
35. Consumers slightly less negative in January
36. Household consumption slightly up in November