Is the Netherlands a capitalist country?

The Netherlands can be considered a capitalist country. Capitalism is an economic system where there is private ownership and control of capital and means of production, and where economic activity is coordinated through the mechanism of prices. The Netherlands has a capitalist economy, with private ownership of businesses and a market-oriented economy. The government plays a significant role in the economy through fiscal and regulatory policies, but the majority of economic activity takes place in the private sector.