Income and spending

Income and spending

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  1. Pork most popular meat
  2. Consumption growth practically at a halt
  3. Consumer confidence hardly changed
  4. Poverty down in 2006 and 2007, but unchanged in 2008
  5. Income responds slowly to economic downturn
  6. Consumer confidence slightly down
  7. Modest consumption growth
  8. Dutch consumers more pessimistic
  9. Consumption growth slightly higher
  10. Older people with higher income in better health
  11. Ten billion euro left in legacies
  12. Dutch consumer less pessimistic about economy
  13. Modest consumption growth
  14. 120 thousand households live on social minimum level for at least four years
  15. Fewer single-parents claiming income support
  16. People in poor health find it more difficult to live within their income
  17. Purchasing power markedly higher in 2006 and 2007
  18. Consumption growth slightly lower
  19. Dutch consumer a wee bit less pessimistic
  20. Confidence in the economy eroding
  21. Consumer confidence collapsing
  22. Considerable increase in spending on durable goods
  23. Dutch convinced saving is worthwhile
  24. Low incomes transferred to the next generation in families with non-western background
  25. Pension target of 70 percent not within everyone's reach
  26. Consumer confidence slightly down
  27. Consumption grows by 2.1 percent
  28. Consumption growth slows down
  29. Most people on long-term low incomes live in major cities
  30. Consumer confidence further down
  31. Medical care consumption by older people in the low-income brackets
  32. Consumer confidence high-income earners plummets
  33. Online saving less popular
  34. Hefty growth in childcare in 2007
  35. Consumer confidence down slightly
  36. Continuous consumption growth
  37. Leisure activities income-related
  38. Calculating personal inflation
  39. Consumer confidence virtually unchanged
  40. Consumption growth less robust
  41. Half of low-income households struggle to make both ends meet
  42. Highest incomes again found in municipalities in North Holland
  43. Second-generation people with foreign background can claim higher pensions than first generation
  44. Consumer concerned about economy
  45. Durable goods boost consumption growth
  46. Robust growth consumption
  47. One in five children attended formal childcare facilities in 2006
  48. Consumption growth less robust
  49. Dutch consumer confidence down slightly
  50. 30 thousand people earn top incomes in excess of 200 thousand euro