荷兰经济部哪些组成？
Netherlands is a modern， prosperous and highly developed country with a high quality of life as well as one of the highest incomes per capita in the world. The Dutch economy has a significant open-market trade deficit (the largest single source of government revenue) and depends on foreign trade to sustain its standard of living， but it does not depend overwhelmingly on any one market or client. In 2001， the Netherlands received about $48 billion in remittances from emigrants – almost double what it received in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). Remittances have continued at that level up until now； they make up approximately four percent of GDP.
The Netherlands' principal economic sectors are petroleum refining and chemicals；agriculture（尤其是畜牧业）；located in North Holland， and food processing（特别是乳制品）in South Holland。 These are supported by strong manufacturing and service industries. In addition， the Netherlands is a major global player in water management and infrastructure; it design and build advanced sewerage and waste disposal systems for cities around the world. And it is home to some innovative companies——for example， one that makes LED light bulbs。
The Netherlands is very attractive to international retailers—it has no sales tax and very low tariffs。It also provides generous fiscal incentives to foreign investors who locate business there.
The Netherlands has an excellent transport infrastructure： air， road and rail links are good——with two efficient airports near Amsterdam and Rotterdam respectively，and fast highways connecting them. There is also a network of canals that provide easy inland transportation and access to sea ports。
The Port of Rotterdam is the busiest port in Europe and the third busiest port in the world 。 It handles over 35% of the trade between Europe and Asia and 75% of all European wheat exports。The port’s efficiency allows for fast and economical delivery of goods to customers……all of which contribute to the nation’s reputation as an important link in global