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Statistics Netherlands' Business Cycle Tracer (BCT) is a tool to assist in the analysis of the state and the course of the economy in the Netherlands. A glance at the BCT reveals in what stage of the business cycle we are in.

The economic downturn



How does the Business Cycle Tracer work

 

More about the Business Cycle Tracer
› Business Cycle Dashboard
› BCT indicator
› Brief explanation BCT
› Definitions of BCT indicators
› Methodology

 

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