Macroeconomics
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- Negative growth of Dutch economy 1.2 percent
- Increase in wage costs slowing down
- Value added in wholesale trade 30 billion
- Real estate investment down
- Negative economic growth of 1.1 percent
- Manufacturing, construction and agriculture curb economic growth
- Labour productivity stagnant for second year running
- Economy stagnates, emission of greenhouse gases still stable
- Consumers want easy credit
- Negative economic growth of 1.2 percent
- Small and medium-sized stocks performed best on AEX
- Gains at the stock market for insurance companies and pension funds
- Commercial services more important for the economy
- National accounts of the Netherlands 2002
- Regional indicators for the allocation of the Structural Funds Objective 1 regions
- Knowledge indicators based on Satellite Accounts
- Economy shrinks by 0.9 percent
- More mortgages in second quarter
- Government powers economic growth
- Utrecht top in computer branch
- Dutch economy 2002
- Economic growth adjusted slightly upwards
- Amsterdam Stock Exchange up 15 percent in the second quarter
- Dutch economy shows 0.3 percent negative growth in the first quarter of 2003
- Fewer mortgages in the first quarter of 2003
- Input in company savings schemes stable in 2002
- Economic growth in 2002 adjusted to 0.2 percent
- Interest rate on capital market down to a record low
- Savings per household: 24 thousand euro
- Dutch households in the red
- Dutch economy grew by 0.3 percent in 2002
- Increase in mortgages stagnates in second half or 2002
- More euros from the hole-in-the-wall
- Economic growth 0.5% in third quarter
- 2002: worst year on the stock market since WW II