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A majority of the Dutch population is open to higher inheritance tax rates, according to new research by the Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis.

Peter Kavelaars, Emeritus Professor of Economics of Taxation at Erasmus School of Economics, discussed the findings of a recent CBP report.

As part of this appointment, Henkel and his collaborators have been awarded a $94,500 research grant to advance their work on agentic hiring.

New research suggests that not all impact investors are equally intentional in pursuing measurable impact.

Rotterdam's economy is entering a period of economic stagnation and structural change, this is one of the key findings of the Economic Outlook Rotterdam 2026.

New research by Dinand Webbink provides encouraging evidence on the long-term economic prospects of non-Western migrants in Europe.

Graduates who start their careers at multinationals often earn less than their peers at domestic firms. A decade later, those same workers earn up to 14% more.

The report shows that progress in advancing children's rights is slowing or reversing across much of the world.

ESE and RGHI jointly hosted a workshop about some of the most pressing challenges facing health systems in resource-constrained settings.

Dating fraudsters sometimes spend months building a fake relationship. 'Under the right circumstances, anyone can be vulnerable,’ explains Sophie van der Zee.