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New research shows that a modest shift in how investors allocate their government bond portfolios could meaningfully support global sustainable development. 

While advertisers occasionally challenge how women are represented in advertisements, men remain confined to traditional stereotypes.  

Researchers of Erasmus School of Economics have constructed a 'global news network' to map the flow of news and its predictive power over financial markets.

Mary Pieterse-Bloem was a guest on BNR Nieuwsradio's investor panel, where she shared her view on the investment environment and the record-high AEX.

Graduates of university economics programmes have some of the best labour market prospects. This was found in analyses of the SEO Studie & Werk survey.

Matthijs Korevaar challenges the view that phasing out the mortgage interest deduction would help first-time buyers gain more access to the housing market.

Researchers Amar Soebhag and Guido Baltussen of Erasmus School of Economics have won the second prize in the 2025 Quantpedia Awards competition.

Brands increasingly pursue direct-to-consumer strategies. According to Michiel Van Crombrugge, this can strain relationships with traditional retail partners.

Matthijs Korevaar, Associate Professor of Finance at Erasmus School of Economics, talks about freezing the rents in the social sector at BNR Nieuwsradio.

Assistant Professor Andreas Bayerl from Erasmus School of Economics is awarded the H. Paul Root Award for his research.