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The Dutch government realised a slight surplus of 0.1 billion euros over 2022. There was still a 20-percent budget deficit in 2021.

The investment volume of tangible fixed assets was down by over 8 percent year on year.

Cao wages, contractual wage costs and working hours Index figures (2020=100) by cao sector and SIC 2008

Dutch retail turnover was 0.7 percent lower in June 2024 than in June 2023. Sales volume was down by 1.0 percent.

Import and export value of goods key figures; classification according to SITC (sections) and groups of countries.

Quality of life in the Netherlands today, well-being ‘here and now’, is high. However it not just as high for everybody in the country; well-being of young adults is lower than for the rest of the...

Uitgaven aan gezondheidszorg internationaal vergelijkbaar zorgaanbieders en zorgfinanciering

The economic climate in September 2023 is more negative than it was in August.

Structure of national net lending/borrowing Annual data

Output, intermediate consumption, value added and income components Standard Industrial Classification 2008 (SIC 2008)

the Dutch retail sector recorded growth in turnover of 2.3 percent in April 2024, year on year. Sales volume was also up by 2.3 percent.

Health expenditure Health functions; Health financing schemes;Zorgfuncties; zorgfinanciering

Health expenditure Health financing schemes; Healthcare providers

The investment volume of tangible fixed assets was down by 3.6 percent year on year.

In March 2020, when the COVID-19 crisis erupted in the Netherlands, pump prices of motor fuels dropped by 6.1 percent on average relative to the previous month.

Keyfigures on income, expenditure and net worth of households Source of income, living situation, househould compositon, age and income

In Q4 2021, consumer goods and services on Bonaire were 5.7 percent more expensive than one year previously.

In 2021, Bonaire’s economy grew by almost 11.7 percent after the substantial contraction of 8.4 percent in 2020.

The Dutch retail sector recorded growth in turnover of 4.8 percent in March 2024, year on year. Sales volume was up by 4.4 percent.

In January 2022, Dutch household consumption was 11.1 percent up on January 2021.

In April 2021, owner-occupied dwellings (excluding new constructions) were on average 11.5 percent more expensive than in the same month last year, representing the largest increase since June 2001.

The Dutch retail sector recorded 3.0 percent year-on-year turnover growth in February 2024. Sales volume was up by 2.7 percent.

The consumer price index (CPI) was 1.9 percent higher in March than in the same month last year.

The purchasing power of people living in the Netherlands rose by 0.3 percent in 2023, on average

Prices of Dutch-manufactured products were on average 11.8 percent up in April year-on-year.