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Alumnus Anne Mulder leaves the VVD to become councilor in The Hague. “I am used to making decisions by myself.”

Econometrics student Esmee Tanis is the winner of the Student Societal Impact Award and a money prize of 4,500 euros which can be spent on the further

The Dutch economy took its biggest-ever hit from the global coronavirus pandemic as lockdowns brought activity in the country to a standstill, data showed on…

From 24 to 27 August 2020, Rotterdam is the virtual host city of the 35th European Economic Association Congress.

Mary Pieterse-Bloem, Professor of Financial Markets at Erasmus School of Economics, talks about the Big Tech antitrust hearing and its effects on the stock…

An interview with alumnus Jeroen Drost in Elsevier Weekblad. 

Before the outbreak of the corona pandemic, the diesel trains in the province of Groningen were full of passengers, now they are almost empty.

The negative effects of the coronavirus on the European economy have been apparent for some time and recent GDP figures confirm a historic fall in the eurozone…

Do cleaning services by city workers of the municipality take away the incentive of citizens to refrain from dumping?

Recently, much attention is paid to the influence of the social loan system for students, introduced in 2015, on their financial certainty.