News overview

Anne Boring looks at unpaid domestic work from an economic perspective.

Sophie van der Zee addresses the question why some people lie and cheat.

Professor of Monetary Economics Ivo Arnold discusses the consequences and possible solutions of the energy crisis.

Mary Pieterse-Bloem spoke with analyst Nico Inberg about the news that pension funds are selling investments for a record of €88 billion.

Peter Kavelaars reacted on BNR Nieuwsradio's broadcast to the news that there will be a replacement for the so-called savings tax in 2026 instead of 2025.

The “Financeele Dagblad” published an interview with alumnus Constant Korthout on his leave as chief financial and risk officer at Van Lanschot Kempen.

After a highly successful investigation into the legitimacy of Donald Trump's tweets, Sophie van der Zee is focusing on lies in the work environment.

An interdisciplinary research proposal is one of the 7 selected proposals after the launch of an Open-Door Call to distribute 1.4M euros for research purposes.

The European Central Bank's (ECB) policy is increasingly centred on monetary financing in an attempt to protect weak eurozone countries. In an interview with the

The Elsevier published an interview with former Erasmus School of Economics student and Nobel Prize winner Guido Imbens.