Federal Reserve Economic Data

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

Title Government Consumption Share of Purchasing Power Parity Converted GDP Per Capita at constant prices for Netherlands
Series ID KGPPPGNLA156NUPN
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 11:16 AM CDT
Notes
DATE VALUE
1950-01-01 11.974990290
1951-01-01 12.240347190
1952-01-01 13.486471010
1953-01-01 13.618110710
1954-01-01 13.369990130
1955-01-01 13.162350310
1956-01-01 12.860637140
1957-01-01 12.531489480
1958-01-01 12.409872520
1959-01-01 11.707494330
1960-01-01 11.360652770
1961-01-01 11.588940780
1962-01-01 11.212368380
1963-01-01 11.281421930
1964-01-01 10.618203060
1965-01-01 10.248198030
1966-01-01 10.176359400
1967-01-01 9.894473653
1968-01-01 9.490126268
1969-01-01 9.346838695
1970-01-01 8.913823520
1971-01-01 9.204169152
1972-01-01 9.409299713
1973-01-01 9.267250652
1974-01-01 9.614491923
1975-01-01 10.079261210
1976-01-01 10.018644730
1977-01-01 10.211769380
1978-01-01 10.280399150
1979-01-01 10.701331840
1980-01-01 10.741153950
1981-01-01 11.006980130
1982-01-01 11.209154310
1983-01-01 11.297668030
1984-01-01 10.549948720
1985-01-01 10.663814120
1986-01-01 10.489184090
1987-01-01 10.850549790
1988-01-01 10.804159630
1989-01-01 10.583323730
1990-01-01 10.560755700
1991-01-01 10.465037450
1992-01-01 10.300583030
1993-01-01 10.427709060
1994-01-01 10.353862490
1995-01-01 10.327510910
1996-01-01 9.953139299
1997-01-01 9.626618487
1998-01-01 9.405034523
1999-01-01 9.344675686
2000-01-01 9.109128706
2001-01-01 9.448415423
2002-01-01 9.710510793
2003-01-01 9.999317494
2004-01-01 9.678156060
2005-01-01 9.364687605
2006-01-01 9.371576065
2007-01-01 9.276621664
2008-01-01 9.336204147
2009-01-01 10.197498300
2010-01-01 9.854501983

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