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The Dutch economy is clearly in recovery modus, with growth being driven by both exports and domestic demand. Public finances are expected to improve. Household debt levels are still relatively high.
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After two consecutive years of contraction, the Dutch economy is expected to grow again this year and in 2015. Domestic demand will gradually improve, but growth will remain restrained due to deleveraging.
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In the aftermath of the financial crisis the Dutch economy managed to recover as it was able to benefit from expanding world trade. Lately however the economy has slowed down, ending up in recession in the latter half of 2011.
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The Netherlands has weathered the crisis relatively well. The Dutch economy shrunk in 2009 by 3.9%, and has by now made up half of that loss.
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This booklet provides the reader with relevant background information about Dutch history, demographics and economic structure. Furthermore, an overview is given of the main economic challenges facing the Dutch economy. Taken together, the information offers a bird’s-eye view on the Netherlands.
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The Dutch economy shrank by 4% in 2009, the biggest post-war decline. However, the much stronger than the foreseen upturn in the world trade is the main reason for the economy regaining growth in the second half of 2009.