Monetary conditions in the Netherlands are currently relatively easy, taking into consideration credit expansion, the business cycle, asset prices and the inflation rate. Since Dutch monetary policy is first and foremost directed towards maintaining the guilder-Deutsche Mark peg, other policies should be geared to preventing the economy from overheating.
I would hope in particular that the fiscal authorities decide to reduce the budget deficit further, which currently stands at about 2% of GDP, and thereby approach balanced budget within the next four years, that is during the next term of government. Denmark will achieve a budget surplus this year already.