The revenue model of Dutch journalism has died. Baby boomers' paper newspaper subscriptions actually act as a kind of trust fund for the industry that pays out some money each year, but in doing so also makes the industry lazy....
Fortress liberalism is on the rise. What does the Dutch election victory of D66 and Rob Jetten say about the future of Europe?....
All political parties want to solve today's problems: invest in housing, invest in the military, invest in nitrogen solutions. But in the future there will be new problems, such as an aging population. So why doesn't any party invest in sound public finances?....
What happened with Nexperia this week? Nexperia failed to adapt to the US-China chip war, dragging the Netherlands with it. Is there still a way out? BTW: The government didn't seize Nexperia, the court did....
More money to defense and cuts in health care. Those are the broad outlines of the Central Planning Bureau's run-through of political parties' plans. But what does the small print say?
In the run-up to the Lower House elections, Hollands Welvaren interviews electable politicians who know about money. What are their plans? How do we keep the Netherlands prosperous? Do they want a bigger government that provides more...