Erasmus School of Economics

A new book by Paul van Geest offers a timely and thought-provoking analysis of how artificial intelligence is reshaping universities and society at large.

According to Peter Kavelaars, the gap between people who primarily depend on labour income and those who rely on wealth is widening.

The recommendation by the AFM urging people in the Netherlands to invest more for their pensions has been endorsed by Mary Pieterse-Bloem.

The NWO Domain Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) has awarded a XS grant to Carlo Cavicchia, Carlos Riumallo Herl, and Daniel Urban.

Newly established chair focuses on strategy economics with a special emphasis on professional sports and innovation.

The Dutch tax system has become very complicated, this complexity easily leads to confusion, which may result in suboptimal decisions.

The rapid rise of international streaming platforms in the sports industry is putting significant pressure on the traditional television landscape.

Meet Arjan Non, Assistant Professor in the field of strategy economics at Erasmus School of Economics and teacher at the Teacher Academy.

A multidisciplinary workshop on accountability was organised on the occasion of the publication of the Handbook of Accountability Research.

Consumer confidence in the Netherlands fell sharply in April, but according to Robert Dur there is no immediate cause for concern about the broader economy.