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The high growth rate of the Dutch economy is over. →

Economy is running well, peak is over; International risks remain large. →

The Dutch economy continues to flourish, with growth figures of 2.8% this year and 2.6% in 2019. →

De Nederlandse economie blijft zich gunstig ontwikkelen. De lichte terugval in het eerste kwartaal van dit jaar is naar verwachting van tijdelijke aard. →

The Dutch economy is gathering steam. The economic boom is the result of a favourable international economy, low interest rates, expansive budgetary policy and a persistently strong housing market. These last two factors distinguish the Netherlands from other countries. →

The Dutch economy is gathering steam. The economic boom is the result of a favourable international economy, low interest rates, expansive budgetary policy and a persistently strong housing market. These last two factors distinguish the Netherlands from other countries. Positive domestic dynamics between increasing employment, higher disposable income levels, higher consumption and more investments will lead to a 3.2% economic growth in 2018 and 2.7% in 2019. Over the 2017–2019 period, the Dutch economy is projected to outperform that of the eurozone by 0.6 percentage points, in each of those years.  →

The Dutch economy is gathering steam. The economic boom is the result of a favourable international economy, low interest rates, expansive budgetary policy and a persistently strong housing market.... →

De economische groei zet volgend jaar door. Het bbp neemt, net als in 2017, toe met meer dan 3%. Dergelijke groeipercentages hebben zich sinds 2007 niet meer voorgedaan. Hierdoor is volgend jaar sprake van hoogconjunctuur. Alle bestedingen dragen bij aan de economische groei. →

We investigate the impact of negative home equity on job mobility. Panel fixed effects estimation is carried out by making use of Dutch administrative panel in the period 2006-2011. →