disposable income

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Young family shopping for groceries
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Dutch households’ disposable income grew by 2.2% in first quarter
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A crowded Leidsestraat in Amsterdam
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Prices are rising, but salaries are increasing more: CPB
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Young family shopping for groceries
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Disposable income increased in the third quarter due to wage increases
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Old houses in Amsterdam.
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Disposable income on the rise thanks to collectively bargained wage increases
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Shopping street in Eindhoven
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Netherlands residents had 1.7% more disposable income in first quarter
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Kalverstraat, Amsterdam's famous shopping street
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Households' disposable income grew 2% last year, despite inflation
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Money and chart representing an investment
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Disposable household income up slightly, mortgage debt increased by 7.3 billion euros
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Small home for sale
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Strongest increase in mortgage debt since 2007
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Kalverstraat in Amsterdam
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Disposable income rises most in 20 years as Dutch economy posts stronger growth
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Family
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Disposable income in the Netherlands doubled in the past 50 years
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Person saving money in piggy bank
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Consumers are hoarding savings instead of repaying mortgages
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Wallet
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Dutch households' disposable income up 2.4 percent
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Dutch single-income households have less and less disposable income
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Paiement_euros
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Dutch economy still growing, disposable income lagging behind
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Holding hands
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Dutch couples prosperous, satisfied and healthy; singles and elderly less so
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Dutch economy expected to grow annually by 1.8 percent to 2021
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Dutch economy recovers to pre-crisis levels; Disposable income up
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Households' disposable income increases further