Netherlands
Europe & Central Asia·High incomeOECDEU
- Population
- 17.9M
- 71st of 217
- GDP
- $1.23T
- 19th of 214 · 2024
- GDP per capita
- $68,219
- 18th of 214 · 2024
- Life expectancy
- 81.9
- 33rd of 217
- Human development
- 0.941
- 9th of 189 · 2021
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high-income, core EU- and eurozone-member economy; strong services, logistics, and tech sectors; strongly trade-oriented with heightened risks from global tensions; declining inflation aided by easing energy prices and wage growth; rising but manageable deficits and public debt; strong ratings for innovation, competitiveness, and business climate
- Area
- 41,543 km²
- Resources
- natural gas, petroleum, peat, limestone, salt, sand and gravel, arable land
- Borders
- Belgium; Germany
Religion
world view →- Unaffiliated54.1%▲ 8.6pt
- Christian35.1%▼ 7.6pt
- Muslim5.5%▲ 0.5pt
- Other4.2%▼ 1.6pt
- Hindu0.6%
- Religious diversity
- 6.76 / 10 · high · 14th of 193
Change markers show percentage-point shifts from 2010 to 2020 · Pew Research Center, Religious Composition 2010–2020.
Score card
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