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CPB World Trade Monitor: February 2012

World trade volume decreased by 0.3% in February 2012, following a revised 1.3% increase in January.

World trade monitor | 20‑04‑2012 | Download (Spreadsheet, 253.3 KB)

CPBs short-term forecasts March 2012: moderate economic recovery after 2012

Four times a year CPB publishes short-term forecasts of the Dutch economy and the world economy. This is the first forecast of 2012.

Short-term forecast | 20‑03‑2012 | Download (PDF document, 2.4 MB)

The microtax-program (CEP 2012)

Our microtax-program calculates a net salary from a gross salary and shows the effect of policy changes on income or purchasing power.

Microtax | 19‑03‑2012 | Download (Spreadsheet, 2.2 MB)

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Zelf rekenen aan de Europese overheidsschuld

Wat gaat er gebeuren met de overheidsschuld van de eurolanden? Blijven de schulden in Griekenland en andere probleemlanden toenemen?

European government debts | 14‑11‑2011 | Download (Spreadsheet, 362 KB)

Scenario middellange termijn: Economische Verkenning 2011-2015

Bij een bbp-groei van 1¼% per jaar loopt het overheidstekort naar verwachting terug van 5,8% bbp in 2010 tot 0,9% bbp in 2015.

Medium-term scenario | 18‑11‑2010 | Download (Spreadsheet, 87.5 KB)

Lange tijdreeksen overheidsfinancien

In dit bestand staan lange tijdreeksen, zoals de collectieve uitgaven vanaf 1850 en de overheidsschuld vanaf 1950.

Government finance | 21‑09‑2010 | Download (Spreadsheet, 25.5 KB)

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Forecast: economy will increase with 1¼% in 2013

Forecast: government budget deficit will be 4.6% GDP in 2012 and 2013

Forecast: 6% unemployment in 2013

Forecast: purchasing power 0% in 2013

World trade down by 0.3% in February 2012 in comparison with the previous month.

Forecast: inflation will be 1¾% in 2013

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