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The research programmes of ESE are groups of related projects with economic focus addressing various themes. Through its programmes ESE allocates research time and funds to fields that are considered of key importance to the scientific world as well as society.
ESE focuses on the following seven economic programmes that have their research embedded within the Tinbergen Institute and/or ERIM.
The quality of the programmes is assessed in the Research Assessment from QANU.
Investment Behavior of Institutional Investors
Maintenance Centred Service Parts Inventory Control
Essays in Likelihood-Based Computational Econometrics
How are producers and retailers organised in the vast and fast-transforming markets in China? New research by Qiao Liang has identified and characterised China’s markets.
Menno Huijs and Martijn Troost, advisors for the Municipality of Rotterdam, will present their work on the port-related economic development of the city for the Rotterdam.
The Erasmus Centre for Strategic Philanthropy (ECSP) was recently recognised as a Gold Friend of The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Foundation. This recognition is based on the generous support of research into the impact of the Award through the volunteering section of the programme.
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