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The new pension system that takes effect around 2026 is better attuned to the labor market than was previously the case. But there is still a long way to go.

As the vaccination rate rises and inflation expectations increase, the moment is approaching when the ECB will have to make a decision.

According to Bas Jacobs, a tighter fiscal policy after the corona crisis is not the right approach and overspending is necessary to get inflation stable again.

The KidsRights Index 2021, that was released on Thursday 3 June, found that the negative impacts of the pandemic on children is far worse than first feared.

In an interview with NRC, Robert Dur elaborates on the effect that economic circumstances have on one’s job preferences. 

According to Kavelaars, possible new European rules that will require multinationals to disclose taxes paid in each member state may harm companies.

Gloria Moroni and Anne Boring found that in France, attitudes towards gender roles regressed during the country’s first lockdown.

In 2017, a complaint was filed against a former RSM professor for an alleged breach of scientific integrity. The investigation into this has been completed.

In a recently published paper, professor Bert de Groot examines cycles in GDP growth and encounters the golden ratio.

Researchers at the PDPC are investigating future virus outbreaks and disasters to be better prepared for them.