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Professor of International Taxation Dirk Schindler identifies what kind of country the Netherlands is in the tax haven debate.

In an article from Algemeen Dagblad, Professor of Applied Economics Jan van Ours clarifies the paradox of the relationship between labour and wages.

In this interview with student Philip van Moll, he talks about his background and the different endeavors he undertakes next to his studies.

Neo-Calvinist economics was born at Abraham Kuyper's Free University of Amsterdam at the beginning of the twentieth century.

To revive the housing market, the owner-occupied home must be moved to Box 3, Peter Kavelaars believes. He explains why in an article from De Telegraaf.

After three years of building, the sustainable building the Valley has almost reached its completion. Coen van Oostrom is excited about the new building.

Bastian Ravesteijn, Assistant Professor of Applied Economics, is a guest at Studio Erasmus where he talked about the opportunity gap among young people.

Bert de Groot recently appeared on Canadian podcast Tech Insights to discuss his finding of the golden ratio in the interrelationship of economic subcycles.

From June 2021, an amendment to the Dutch copyright law entered into force so that classroom use also includes the digital learning environment.

During this year's Budget Day, the problems on the housing market were highlighted, but the government is still doing too little to tackle the existing problems