The data displays the Herfindahl-Hirschman Index (HHI) on the health insurance market in the Netherlands from 2013 to 2017, by province. In 2017, the province of Zuid-Holland reached an HHI of 1,800. The Herfindahl-Hirschman Index (HHI) measures the market concentration and derives from micro-economics. According to the source, a high number means a higher concentration, less players on the market and a higher market share. The source also assumes that lower concentration means more competition between insurance companies and more choice for consumers.
2013 | 3659 | 3715 | 6202 | 2330 | 3581 | 3487 | 3203 | 3058 | 2595 | 2882 | 4026 | 1882 | 2264 |
2014 | 3539 | 3555 | 6028 | 2318 | 3486 | 3456 | 3191 | 2973 | 2558 | 2808 | 3949 | 1878 | 2233 |
2015 | 3478 | 3324 | 5873 | 2278 | 3463 | 3392 | 3153 | 2930 | 2538 | 2684 | 3921 | 1880 | 2193 |
2016 | 3330 | 3124 | 5886 | 2243 | 3411 | 3390 | 3070 | 2755 | 2533 | 2497 | 3968 | 1799 | 2153 |
2017 | 3263 | 3034 | 5814 | 2227 | 3291 | 3360 | 3020 | 2705 | 2516 | 2464 | 3948 | 1800 | 2154 |