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Goods Availability Act

The Goods Availability Act (Dutch: Wet beschikbaarheid goederen, abbreviated Wbg) is a 1952 Dutch framework law that grants the government powers to secure the availability of essential goods during a national emergency. Enacted during the early Cold War, the law allows any government minister to issue orders controlling the use, modification, and…

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Citation
Staatsblad 1952, 407
Commenced
20 July 1952
Enacted
10 July 1952
Enacted by
Queen Juliana

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Meaning of "goods"

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Nodes23
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Triples90
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.086957
Components1

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Goods Availability Act

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related to Sources · 52
Goods Availability Act → Andy, April, BBC News, Bol, Bounds, Chia, China-owned, Chinese-owned, CS1, Demertzis, Demetri, Distributiewet, Distribution Act, Dutch, Dutch Law, Economic Affairs, Economic Security, European University Institute, Ewoud, Financial Times
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Goods Availability Act → Act, August, Besluit, Decree, Dutch, Economische Zaken, July, Koninkrijk, Ministerie, Nederlanden, October, Retrieved, Staatsblad, Staatscourant, Wet
related to history · 14
Goods Availability Act → Afdeling Toezicht Economische Veiligheid, Dutch, Economic Affairs, Economic Security Inspectorate, It, Minister, October, On, Soviet Union, The, The Dutch, The Goods Availability Act, West, World War II
related to 2025 invocation regarding Nexperia · 5
Goods Availability Act → Economic Affairs, Minister, Nexperia, On October, The
Citation · 1
Goods Availability Act → Staatsblad 1952, 407
Commenced · 1
Goods Availability Act → 20 July 1952
Enacted · 1
Goods Availability Act → 10 July 1952
Enacted by · 1
Goods Availability Act → Queen Juliana

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goods dutch act 2025 minister october government economic law availability nexperia affairs 12 1952 ensure order van goederen national retrieved

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Goods Availability ActCitationStaatsblad 1952, 4071.00infobox
Goods Availability ActCommenced20 July 19521.00infobox
Goods Availability ActEnacted10 July 19521.00infobox
Goods Availability ActEnacted byQueen Juliana1.00infobox
Goods Availability Actrelated to 2025 invocation regarding NexperiaOn October0.60section
Goods Availability Actrelated to 2025 invocation regarding NexperiaMinister0.60section
Goods Availability Actrelated to 2025 invocation regarding NexperiaEconomic Affairs0.60section
Goods Availability Actrelated to 2025 invocation regarding NexperiaThe0.60section
Goods Availability Actrelated to 2025 invocation regarding NexperiaNexperia0.60section
Goods Availability Actrelated to External linksWet0.60section
Goods Availability Actrelated to External linksAct0.60section
Goods Availability Actrelated to External linksJuly0.60section

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