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Kunnen we zonder internationale handel? En wat doet dit met de economische veiligheid van Nederland? In het kader van de Europese verkiezingen bespreekt Marcel Timmer het. →

The CPB World Trade Monitor shows that the volume of world trade decreased 0.6% in March, having increased 1.6% in February. →

CBAM, de nieuwe Europese CO2-invoerheffing, beprijst een negatief extern effect: CO2-uitstoot. De CBAM zorgt dat er minder CO2-uitstoot uit de EU ‘weglekt’. CPB’er Rutger Teulings gaat hier dieper op in. →

The CPB World Trade Monitor shows that the volume of world trade increased 1.0% in February, having decreased 0.7% in January (initial estimate 0.9%). →

Starting in 2026, the EU is gradually introducing a carbon import tax at the EU border (CBAM), to counter carbon emissions relocation to outside the EU. CBAM reduces this carbon leakage by about one-third. →

Migration is largely driven by labour demand. This implies that, beyond direct migration policies, economic policies can also play a significant role in shaping migration to and from the Netherlands. This is the conclusion of the report “Economic Dynamics and Migration” that the CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis published on 9 April, of which an English version is now available. →

World Merchandise trade increased with 0.9% in January 2024 compared to the previous month, following an increase of 0.8% in December. This is evident from the monthly CPB World Trade Monitor. →

Hoewel de wereldhandel in de maand december nog een bescheiden toename liet zien, is de wereldhandel over heel 2023 met bijna 2% afgenomen ten opzichte van 2022. →

Een cijfer zegt niet alles. Wat betekent het als het Westen zich loskoppelt van China en Rusland? Het korte antwoord is 0,4%, maar wat betekent dit? In haar column gaat CPB’er Gerdien Meijerink hier op in. →

The introduction of widespread trade restrictions between the West and both Russia and China (referred to as decoupling) precipitates significant short-term shifts in trade flows. →