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Even though economists regularly are accused of never agreeing with one another, they often do. Unfortunately, politicians are not harmonious on these subjects

Research by Ajay Bhaskarabhatla finds that companies are charging a significantly higher kilogram price for small disposable packages.

In the Netherlands, elections for parliament (Tweede Kamer) are due. After inspection of the party programmes, one thing is sure: corporate taxes will go up. But

Researchers of Erasmus School of Economics have developed the KansenKaart (Opportunities Map). This map shows at neighbourhood level how educational…

Higher taxes on capital and lower taxes on labour is a common view among political parties. Bas Jacobs explains why this is a good idea. 

Yasmine van der Straten and team members Andrea Pogliano and Antonia Kurz, have won the fifth edition of the National Economics Olympiad.

Researchers of Erasmus School of Economics contribute to the annual Economic Outlook Rotterdam. 

The past eight weeks, students of the Data Science and Marketing Analytics program at ESE have worked full time to provide theoretically grounded, data-driven…

What determines whether a country is a tax haven or not and can we still justify calling the Netherlands a tax haven? Peter Kavelaars answers these questions.

Associate Professor Chen Li and Professor Peter Koudijs of Erasmus School of Economics have been appointed as members of Young Erasmus Academy.