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... and higher pension fund premiums, putting pressure on real available income. unemployment ... and conservative policies. asset growth and inherent risks will be closely monitored, with a focus on high liquidity. however, our main focus is the maintenance and growth ...
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... that the overall gdp growth rate in 2006 was not less than 5%, despite the weaker second half. as noted before, stronger exports were one of the major drivers of growth. moreover, ... a record high number of optimistic consumers and a significant drop in unemployment, consumption expenditures are expected to show the largest gain since 2000. the excellent growth perspectives are accompanied by a ...
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Microsoft Word - MBreport2010-08-04Final _final_.doc
... on the dutch economy and foreign trade. the unemployment level remained the same at 5.1% and this positively affected the role of personal consumption in growth. although corporate ... and supported by growth in credit at historically low real interest rates. following 2010's record high growth, the economy's growth momentum remained strong mainly driven by robust domestic demand. we expect gdp growth ...
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TEB NV Management Board Report 2011.pdf
... growth. weaknesses in world trade and increased lack of confidence among consumers and companies caused households to save more and reduce dutch economic growth. although at 5.8%, the netherlands has one of the lowest unemployment ... economy the gdp growth rate remained strong at 8.5% year-on-year in 2011, mostly driven by private consumption and private investment. nevertheless, growth momentum has ...
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