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

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.

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

Nvidia, ETFs and Bitcoin are discussed in BNR Nieuwsradio's investor panel on 18 November, with Mary Pieterse-Bloem.

Researchers of Erasmus School of Economics have constructed a 'global news network' to map the flow of news and its predictive power over financial markets.

Ronald Huisman reacts on new figures from Statistics Netherlands (CBS), that show that our trade in fossil fuels has seen a sharp downturn.

Researchers Amar Soebhag and Guido Baltussen of Erasmus School of Economics have won the second prize in the 2025 Quantpedia Awards competition.

New research shows that private landlords in urban areas in particular are under financial pressure due to the combination of rent regulation and tax measures.

A new study by Dyaran S. Bansraj of Erasmus School of Economics delves into the profound impacts of private equity ownership in the Dutch daycare sector.

Matthew Robson and Daniel Urban have been awarded an XS grant by the NWO Open Competition - Domain Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH).