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A survey of the Netherlands economy must begin with a discussion of the world around us. The Netherlands is so closely involved with other countries that an analysis which deals only with the domestic situation could easily become unrealistic. In the Report of the Netherlands Bank for 1975 it was said that while the world economy had begun to recover from a cyclical point of view, it had not yet emerged from the structural impasse. Two questions now arise. First, will the cyclical recovery continue, will it lead to a longer period of healthy economic growth, or will it prove to be only a brief revival from the serious setback we have recently experienced? Second, we must ask ourselves if, and if so, how, the structural derailments can be corrected.
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Goedhart, C., Kessler, G.A., Kymmell, J., De Roos, F. (1985). The Netherlands economy in 1976 — a stock taking. In: Goedhart, C., Kessler, G.A., Kymmell, J., De Roos, F. (eds) Jelle Zijlstra, a Central Banker’s View. Financial and Monetary Policy Studies, vol 10. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-5129-7_13
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