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After a few weeks of hectic negotiations facing a deadline of the beginning of 2021, a deal has finally been agreed upon on the 24th of December. What was all

The chief economist of the European Central Bank (ECB) is concerned about the supply and demand for credit among banks and sees worrying signs.

After beating the competition, the International Olympic Committee endorsed Japan to organize the 2020 Summer Olympics. By now, costs are astronomically high: c

Bas Karreman, Associate Professor of Applied Economics, discusses the results of a quantitative data analysis concerning students’ study choices before and after

In an interview with Sporza, Thomas Peeters analyses the great impact of the Bosman ruling on the European football transfer system.

From 29 June to 2 July 2021, Erasmus University Rotterdam, together with Delft University of Technology, is organising the annual conference of the International

You sell electricity and gas, but your customers should use it less? For Eneco’s new CEO As Tempelman, this is the path to the future. 

In 2020, Erasmus School of Economics has obtained more revenue from grants than ever before: almost 4,7 million euro.

This years’ highest ranked scholar of Erasmus School of Economics in the 2020 ESB Top 40 Economists list is Professor Peter Wakker with a 6th place.

As a result of criticism on the design of the 20 billion National Growth Fund (Nationaal Groeifonds), the government has announced some changes. Bas Jacobs