Federal Reserve Economic Data

Table Data - Government Consumption Share of Purchasing Power Parity Converted GDP Per Capita at current prices for Netherlands

Title Government Consumption Share of Purchasing Power Parity Converted GDP Per Capita at current prices for Netherlands
Series ID CGPPPGNLA156NUPN
Source University of Pennsylvania
Release Penn World Table 7.1 (Not a Press Release)
Seasonal Adjustment Not Seasonally Adjusted
Frequency Annual
Units Percent
Date Range 1950-01-01 to 2010-01-01
Last Updated 2012-09-17 11:30 AM CDT
Notes
DATE VALUE
1950-01-01 12.719041300
1951-01-01 12.109712220
1952-01-01 12.331148130
1953-01-01 12.898295380
1954-01-01 13.410013960
1955-01-01 13.155998870
1956-01-01 13.074269100
1957-01-01 12.694907850
1958-01-01 12.636968340
1959-01-01 12.070799620
1960-01-01 11.697776540
1961-01-01 12.252251550
1962-01-01 11.929359600
1963-01-01 11.887067250
1964-01-01 11.473189310
1965-01-01 11.167060100
1966-01-01 11.245035670
1967-01-01 10.822430400
1968-01-01 10.418411910
1969-01-01 10.357984210
1970-01-01 9.137666703
1971-01-01 9.437575888
1972-01-01 9.393869224
1973-01-01 9.108587537
1974-01-01 9.662721741
1975-01-01 10.067289100
1976-01-01 9.854774641
1977-01-01 10.249302450
1978-01-01 10.366036820
1979-01-01 10.804723530
1980-01-01 11.111365020
1981-01-01 11.242750090
1982-01-01 11.512807320
1983-01-01 11.523629110
1984-01-01 10.525643400
1985-01-01 10.800693670
1986-01-01 10.587585980
1987-01-01 11.151071040
1988-01-01 10.905407280
1989-01-01 10.469778910
1990-01-01 10.223211760
1991-01-01 10.366315330
1992-01-01 9.998476758
1993-01-01 10.273021480
1994-01-01 10.277686380
1995-01-01 10.110118120
1996-01-01 9.725772542
1997-01-01 9.627389088
1998-01-01 9.371629021
1999-01-01 9.416929352
2000-01-01 9.048377674
2001-01-01 9.311604653
2002-01-01 9.624150295
2003-01-01 9.980485421
2004-01-01 9.662399627
2005-01-01 9.364687604
2006-01-01 9.441647686
2007-01-01 9.511372394
2008-01-01 9.495459787
2009-01-01 10.675356630
2010-01-01 10.342048440

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