Erasmus School of Economics

After 16 years in the private sector, Margarita de Vries Mecheva researches childhood obesity and policies to improve diets in low- and middle-income countries.

According to Giuliano Mingardo, parking policy is primarily about managing scarce public space. He explains why he believes paid parking is here to stay.

Research examines whether universalist authority or social authority more strongly predicts future scientific recognition and how the two pathways interact.

The Dutch sector of small and medium enterprises faces a range of challenges that could constrain their future growth and productivity.

In lung cancer screening, individuals are offered check-ups using medical imaging which enables detection at an early stage, reducing the number of deaths.

Matthijs Korevaar and Jasper H. van Dijk of IPE examine the effects of affordability requirements on new housing construction.

The energy transition requires investors to take a broad view of the energy system as a whole, thinks Ronald Huisman, Professor of Sustainable Energy Finance.

Financial incentives can improve performance, but can also have unintended consequences. Yet the effects of reward systems are underestimated says Robert Dur.

Meet Carlo Cavicchia, an assistant professor at the Econometric Institute of Erasmus School of Economics

It is with great sadness that Erasmus School of Economics learned of the death of Rob van der Wal at the age of 71.