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In a broadcast of the economist panel of BNR Nieuwsradio, Professor Bas Jacobs discusses the problems regarding Chinese real estate company Evergrande. 

Associate Professor of Economics Dana Sisak researches the norms regarding modesty in different contexts.

On 21 September, the demissionary cabinet presented its budget. The government deserves praise for its corona policy, but there are still structural problems.

Associate Professor of Economics Dana Sisak researches the norms regarding modesty in different contexts.

People are extremely bad at spotting lies. According to Sophie Van der Zee, you can just as easily take a gamble, while detection technology is becoming better.

Steven van Schilfgaarde, alumnus and CEO of Royal FloraHolland, never gives up. At least, that is the lesson he teaches his children.

Air France-KLM has been hit hard by the pandemic. Alumnus Peter Hartman analyses the cooperation and looks at the future of the company.

Professor René Repasi shared his views on possible reforms of the EU fiscal rules in a hearing organised by the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC).

In this article by Professor of Economics Robert Dur, he introduces himself and his work.

On 9 September 1606, the very first share in the world was issued. Patrick Verwijmeren gives us an idea of what this first share actually entailed.