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The growth of labour productivity in the market sector returned to a normal level of 1.0% in 2022. →

De prijzen die consumenten betalen zijn de afgelopen drie jaar sterk gestegen. Meerdere factoren speelden daarbij in wisselende samenstelling een rol, zoals gestegen importprijzen, hogere lonen en meer winstmarge. →

Firms have absorbed the higher costs for gas and electricity with energy savings and price increases for customers. The higher energy prices are expected to lead to only a limited number of additional loss-making firms. →

The dip in productivity growth in 2020 was followed by a strong recovery in 2021. As in most years, the growth in labour productivity in 2021 is mainly driven by the growth in Total Factor Productivity (TFP).... →

Kan de overheid de conjunctuur stabiliseren? Dat is een belangrijke vraag voor macro-economen. Het effect van overheidsbestedingen op de economie wordt gemeten via de zogeheten multiplier: de procentuele verandering in het bbp na een verandering in de overheidsbestedingen. →

This technical document supplements the general documentation of the macromodel Saffier 3.0.... →

Het Centraal Planbureau heeft zijn macro-economische model van de Nederlandse economie - Saffier - vernieuwd. Recente economische inzichten en ontwikkelingen zijn in de nieuwe versie verwerkt. Het CPB neemt de nieuwe versie van Saffier vanaf 22 december in gebruik. →

This paper documents the Saffier 3.0 model that is used for making macroeconomic projections and assessing the responses to fiscal policy changes in the short and medium run. This dual purpose of the model brings with... →

Productivity growth has been declining for several decades; not only in the Netherlands but in many European countries. During the corona pandemic, productivity growth has dropped even more.... →

This paper analyses the declining firm dynamism in the Netherlands, which may explain part of the slowdown in productivity growth. We use a rich microdata set including nearly all corporations in the Netherlands during... →