Erasmus School of Economics

In its annual Economenparade, ESB recognises economists whose work stands out for its academic quality and societal relevance.

A new report by Robin Lumsdaine asks a pressing question: does this growing use of AI create, or amplify, systemic risks in the financial system?

After a succesful career with Euronext, Gawithrie Vaanholt is now leading the launch of the non-profit Karma Points in the Netherlands.

The white paper, a collaboration between Leiden, Delft and Erasmus Universities, offers a broad overview of South Holland’s economy and its challenges.

Universities should actively integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into their teaching, says Bas Donkers. Both students and future employers already use it.

Researchers Max Coveney, Aksel Erbahar, Chen Li and Julia Rose of Erasmus School of Economics are awarded with NWO Open Competition SSH XS grant.

The battle for the iconic film and media group Warner Bros. has erupted this week. Dyaran Bansraj says the outcome is far from certain in an interview with NOS.

Master student Kavin Varadharajulu has been awarded the REmagine Award for his research on scalable diabetes pre-screening tools.

New research shows that a modest shift in how investors allocate their government bond portfolios could meaningfully support global sustainable development. 

Football clubs routinely conflate short-term match outcomes, often heavily influenced by chance, with managerial competence, leading to inefficient decisions.