News overview

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.

Erasmus School of Economics alumnus Guido Imbens wins the Nobel prize

Alumnus Didier Nibbering has received the Christiaan Huygens Science Award for his doctoral research.

Dutch American Guido Imbens has been named one of the three winners of the 2021 Nobel Prize in economic sciences.

Professor of International Taxation Dirk Schindler identifies what kind of country the Netherlands is in the tax haven debate.

In an article from Algemeen Dagblad, Professor of Applied Economics Jan van Ours clarifies the paradox of the relationship between labour and wages.

In this interview with student Philip van Moll, he talks about his background and the different endeavors he undertakes next to his studies.

Neo-Calvinist economics was born at Abraham Kuyper's Free University of Amsterdam at the beginning of the twentieth century.