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Renewable energy sources are making it increasingly difficult to match supply and demand, argues Cristian Stet, PhD student at Erasmus School of Economics.

This year we celebrate the tenth edition of the Dutch Economists Day on Friday 5 November, which will take place on the The Hague campus of Leiden University.

According to Frank van Oort, Professor of Urban and Regional Economics at Erasmus School of Economics, the quality of our living environment is under pressure.

In an article from RTL Nieuws and a broadcast of FunX, Sophie van der Zee talks about ways a judge could recognise false testimonies.

Erasmus School of Economics alumnus Koos Timmermans is a commissioner in the Rotterdam Harbour

Erasmus School of Economics alumnus Matthijs Visch talks about the vision of his company Patagonia.

An introductory article by Hans van Kippersluis, Professor of Health Economics at Erasmus School of Economics.

The economy is stable: the market is normalizing, which effects the policy of central banks, interest rates and the prices of raw materials. What will happen?

The economy is very healthy, the pandemic seems to be at its end and people are returning to the office. How do experts look at these developments?

There is still a huge pay gap between men and women in the sports world. Thomas Peeters, Sports Economists, explains why in an interview with Radio 1.