This satellite account for culture and media is the third satellite account commissioned by the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science and compiled by Statistics Netherlands (CBS). This satellite ...

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Another measure of a country’s prosperity is actual individual consumption per capita, corrected for price level. This measure consists of consumption expenditure by households, non-profit ...

In 2022, 44 percent of culture and media output was used as input for the production of other goods and services (intermediate consumption). This share in the economy as a whole was considerably lower ...

Within the national accounts, the government sector encompasses the classic government that mainly deals with public administration. In particular, this concerns the central government, municipalities ...

Before the Russian invasion, Ukrainians needed a residence permit to live in an EU or EFTA country. At the end of December 2021, 1.6 million Ukrainian nationals with a valid residence permit were ...

Once it has been established which goods and services are considered to fall under culture and media, the next step is to extract from the national accounts the key economic transactions for these ...

These are the most recent figures on this topic. View the previous figures here. © CBS Statistics Netherlands (CBS) reports that retail turnover was 3.4 percent ...

These are the most recent figures on this topic. View the previous figures here. © CBS According to figures released by Statistics Netherlands (CBS), household ...

Partly thanks to the work of UNESCO and the EU 9) to define culture in terms of internationally harmonised classifications used to collect statistics, the number of countries which have compiled a ...

15-25 yrs 80.1 78.6 75.5 25-35 yrs 85.1 80.0 70.5 35-45 yrs 81.2 80.2 70.1 45-55 yrs 78.7 78.1 68.4 55-65 yrs 77.3 77.8 64.1 65-75 yrs 72.4 77.1 60.5 75 yrs and above 69.2 80.0 61.1 Trust, by age ...

This news release originally included two incorrect figures due to a rounding error. The original version stated that there were nearly 90 thousand cross-border ...