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August 23, 2017

Assets and liabilities of Dutch non-financial firms
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Assets and liabilities of Dutch non-financial firms, Pdf, 571.4 KB

The main purpose of this document is to assess the financial situation of non-financial firms. In particular, the document provides answers to two questions. Are there financial fragilities in Dutch non-financial firms? If yes, for which particular type of firms? →

August 23, 2017

Assets and liabilities of Dutch non-financial firms

The main purpose of this document is to assess the financial situation of non-financial firms. In particular, the document provides answers to two questions. Are there financial fragilities in Dutch non-financial firms? If yes, for which particular type of firms? →

July 14, 2016

Potential economic effects of TTIP for the Netherlands
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Potential economic effects of TTIP for the Netherlands, Pdf, 460.3 KB

The economic effects of TTIP are analysed with WorldScan. TTIP is expected to have a positive effect on trade between the EU and the US and on investment and economic growth in both areas. Hence, the Netherlands will benefit with an increase in GDP of 1.7% in 2030. →

July 14, 2016

Potential economic effects of TTIP for the Netherlands

The economic effects of TTIP are analysed with WorldScan. TTIP is expected to have a positive effect on trade between the EU and the US and on investment and economic growth in both areas. Hence, the Netherlands will benefit with an increase in GDP of 1.7% in 2030. →

June 6, 2012

When is debt sustainable?
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When is debt sustainable?, Pdf, 2.1 MB

This CPB Discussion Paper proposes indicators to assess government debt sustainability. Sustainable government finances can be achieved via three main channels: fiscal responses, economic growth and financial repression. →

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June 6, 2012

When is debt sustainable?
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CPB Background Information: updated version of CPB Discussion Paper 212, Pdf, 724.2 KB

This CPB Discussion Paper proposes indicators to assess government debt sustainability. Sustainable government finances can be achieved via three main channels: fiscal responses, economic growth and financial repression. →

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June 6, 2012

When is debt sustainable?

This CPB Discussion Paper proposes indicators to assess government debt sustainability. Sustainable government finances can be achieved via three main channels: fiscal responses, economic growth and financial repression. →

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March 15, 2007

Opening services markets within Europe; modelling foreign establishments in a CGE framework
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Opening services markets within Europe; modelling foreign establishments in a CGE framework, Pdf, 270.3 KB

In services, the activities of foreign affiliates often exceed the value of cross-border trade. A complete analysis of services liberalisation therefore requires the modelling of FDI. →

March 15, 2007

Opening services markets within Europe; modelling foreign establishments in a CGE framework

In services, the activities of foreign affiliates often exceed the value of cross-border trade. A complete analysis of services liberalisation therefore requires the modelling of FDI. →

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