Erasmus School of Economics

Based in Rotterdam, the School has provided excellent education and produced excellent research for over a century
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Master Open Day

Visit us on Saturday, 21 November 2026

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Mary Pieterse-Bloem on Nieuwsuur: ‘I don’t think we should be talking about an AI bubble just yet’

Sharp falls in the share prices of several technology companies benefiting from the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) have raised questions about...
Mary Pieterse-Bloem

The New CFO Marks 15 Years with Conference on the Economy and the Future

Around 180 CFO's and CEOs gathered in Amsterdam on 6 October 2026 for a conference reflecting on economic developments, business, governance...
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High fees leave retail investors with little extra return from European private-markets funds

New research by Daniel Urban shows that retail investors in European private-markets funds may pay more than for an index fund, without higher projected return.
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'I'd rather build more than get stuck because of all sorts of rules'

Rotterdam wants to build 15,000 homes in the coming years. Matthijs Korevaar says this will be very challenging, due to economic uncertainty and lots of rules.
A new house under construction in Rotterdam.

Lessons from exchange: enjoy the moment for what it is

Raiden Metsa tells us about his four month exchange at Thammasat University in Bangkok.
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Tax-related audit disclosures can discourage multinational profit shifting

Research by Jochen Pierk shows that highlighting uncertain tax positions in audit reports is associated with a reduction in multinational income shifting.

Country-by-Country Reporting may shift profit shifting towards high-tax countries

Dirk Schindler shows that while Country-by-Country Reporting can reduce profit shifting to tax havens, it can also encourage more of it from high-tax countries.

Why 'green' batteries aren't always green

Under realistic market conditions, Olga Kuryatnikova and co-authors show, storage operated for profit can increase carbon emissions rather than reduce them.
Olga Kuryatnikova

"You really have to have local partners… and you have to develop everything together"

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.
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Giuliano Mingardo: ‘Paid parking in Rotterdam is here to stay’

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

Dutch Workshop on Corporate Taxation 2026

Bringing together tax researchers from accounting and economics at Dutch universities
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The Evolution of Returns to Cognitive Skills across Countries: Evidence on Factor Price Equalisation

David de la Croix (UC Louvain)
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Bootstrapping Autoregressive Duration Models

Anders Rahbek (University of Copenhagen)

ERIM Part-time PhD Information Session 1

Are you a working professional considering to do a part-time PhD? Join us for an engaging and informative session designed to help you navigate the unique path
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FinEML Conference 2026

Financial Econometrics Meets Machine Learning
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Heuristics and Anchored Inflation: How do Different Types of Consumers Change Their Minds about Inflation?

Kevin Lee (University of Nottingham)
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Outrigger local polynomial regression

Richard Samworth (Cambridge)
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7th Tinbergen Institute Public Economics Workshop

Bringing together leading scholars in public economics and adjacent fields from around the world.
Theil Building

Symposium & Inaugural Lecture Professor Matthias Rieger

Global Health and Development Economics Symposium, followed by Matthias Rieger’s lecture on global health behaviors and randomised trials.
Matthias Rieger

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