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Dividend yield recovers
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
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