Erasmus School of Economics

The purchasing power of low-income households will be hardest hit by the new government plans. Casper de Vries comments on this in an economists panel.

Nearly half of all online purchases made during the festive season are sent back after Christmas. Wilco van den Heuvel researches alternative ways for returns.

Meet Charlotte Antoons, Assistant Professor in the field of accounting, auditing and control at Erasmus School of Economics.

The prestigious Hofstra Medal 2026 has been awarded to Sijbren Cnossen, Emeritus Professor of Tax Law at Erasmus School of Economics.

Dismissing a football manager during the season generally has little effect on a club’s performance.

An overloaded electricity grid threatens to seriously hamper Almere's ambitions to develop into the Netherlands’ fifth technological hotspot.

Almost every job applicant embellishes their CV, but there is a significant difference between polishing and outright lying. Sophie van der Zee discusses this.

Hong Deng tackles technical and analytical constraints in real-time personalisation in digital marketing by developing advanced methods.

Olympic gymnast Frank Rijken has mastered the art of achieving the perfect balance. He explains how he balanced his gymnastics and university work.

A study by among others Jan Stoop reveals that racial and ethnic differences in key behavioural traits are just as large as the well-known gender gap.