Quarterly sector accounts; key figures 2001-2012

This table shows the results for the so-called key figures on a quarterly basis. Key figures are variables in which the most important information about a sector is expressed. They provide an overview of one or a few important aspects of that sector. Examples are: net profit before tax (for the non-financial corporations sector), disposable income (for the household sector) and national income (for the total Dutch economy). These key figures are compiled for the overall economy and for the individual main sectors of the economy: non-financial corporations, financial institutions, general government, households including non-profit institutions for the benefit of households and abroad. The real disposable income of households including IZWh for 2006 has not been corrected in the table for the effects of the introduction of a new healthcare system as of 1 January 2006. If corrected for the introduction of the healthcare system, the real disposable income of households including IZWh will reach -1.8 % in 2006 (first quarter); 4.5 % (second quarter); 1.9 % (third quarter); 11.1 % (fourth quarter); 3.9 % (year). Data available from: first quarter 2005; for the government from the first quarter of 2001. Frequency: Discontinued Status of the figures The figures for the quarters of 2009 and earlier are final. The figures for more recent quarters have a (further) provisional character. When are new figures coming? This table has been discontinued as of 09-10-2012 and replaced by the Sector Accounts table; core data.