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Slight increase in job numbers
Economic growth in the third quarter of 2005 higher than previously estimated
Economy up 0.9 percent in third quarter
The Netherlands and the Lisbon agreements: current state of affairs
Tourism significant sector of industry
Highest economic growth rates in Flevoland and Haarlemmermeer
Exports driving force behind economic growth in 2004
Job losses come to a halt
Dutch economy grows 1.3 percent in second quarter 2005
Train pollutes least
Fewer hours worked than agreed
Dutch economy grows 1.3 percent in second quarter 2005
Time series National accounts before revision 2001
Households lost purchasing power in 2004
Dutch economy contracts by 0.5 percent in first quarter 2005
Job losses slightly down
Announcement: Tomorrow's press release on economic growth is postponed
GDP 2001 more than 18 billion euro higher after revision
Stepped-up natural gas output boosts economic growth
Dutch economy slips slightly in first quarter of 2005
Online saving very popular
Higher economic growth in big cities
GDP 2001 more than 18 billion euro higher after revision
Fewer job losses
Government deficit down to 2.3 percent
Consumers borrow easily but not more
Fewer participants in salary savings scheme
Almost 200 billion euro in Dutch savings accounts
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