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Slowdown in job losses
Dutch economy grows by 1.5 percent
Inequitable distribution of energy taxes
Third quarter economic growth: 1.4 percent
Higher growth rate for labour productivity
Exports also contributed to recession
Dutch wage costs no longer rising faster than the EU average
Job loss increasing to 119 thousand
The illegal economy in the Netherlands
Dutch economy grows 1.0 percent in second quarter 2004
Dutch people borrow with reticence
Investment spending down again in 2003
West Netherlands least affected by economic decline
Buying power households declining in 2003
Measuring R&D Output and Knowledge Capital Formation in Open Economies
Over 100 thousand jobs lost
Sharp fall in savings through company schemes
Sales of life insurance stable
Accounting for Sustainable Development
Accounting for sustainable development: the NAMEA-based approach
Manufacturing industry suffered in 2003
Economy EU-25: bigger, more varied, but poorer
Fixed capital formation nearly 100 billion euro in 2001
Economic growth -0.7 percent in 2003
Government deficit 3.2 percent
Unemployment and economic growth
Increasing demand for costly care
Hardly any investment in expanding computers and software
Consumers careful with their money in 2003
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