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Contributing to policy improvements in the Netherlands — which means conducting research that enables politicians and policymakers to take well-considered decisions, for example on education and health care. The work conducted at CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis, is of significance. →

CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis has five sectors that form the heart of its organisation. Its general management consists of director Pieter Hasekamp and deputy directors Jeroen Hinloopen and Marcel Timmer. They are supported by two management departments. →

Additional questions and answers part 2. →

Additional questions and answers part 1. →

As an independent research institute, CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis (CPB) provides policy-relevant economic analyses and projections. We conduct research on the Dutch economy and on general socio-economic policy. For policymakers and the public at large, we offer a rational and factual basis by translating scientific insights into everyday policy practice. →

CPB is an organisational part of the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy. It is one of the Netherlands’ three national policy assessment agencies. CPB conducts independent economic research. Our independent position is laid down in the official Protocol for the Policy Assessment Agencies (Aanwijzingen voor de Planbureaus). The protocol states that Cabinet Ministers or State Secretaries will not issue instructions regarding the research methods to be used by the policy assessment agencies, nor will they do so regarding the content of the reports published by these agencies. →

CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis is an independent research institute that provides policy relevant economic analyses and projections. We conduct research on the Dutch economy in particular, and on socio-economic policy, in general. We translate scientific insights into everyday policy practice, providing a rational and factual basis for both policymakers and the public at large. →

The release of the next monthly CPB World Trade Monitor is scheduled for 25 August 2021, 12:00 hours. →