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As from Monday May 11 you can once again borrow books from the Rotterdamsch Leeskabinet and the University Library. The building will be open for pick-up and…

Ivo Arnold, Professor of Monetary Economics, explains why introducing a new currency will not solve Iran’s problems.

Late April, Erasmus University Rotterdam surveyed nearly 5,000 students and 1,300 members of staff to find out how they are coping with studying and working from

Special livestream of five silent film comedies accompanied by live music on piano.

On Thursday 7 May, Minister Van Engelshoven (Education, Culture and Science) paid a second working visit to Erasmus University Rotterdam (EUR).​​​

This book will be stimulating to both students and their teachers and further promote cultural economics as a worthwhile area of the economics dominion, says…

Savers who paid more tax over their savings than they earned in return on this money stay in uncertainty about possible compensation.

Sandra Phlippen explains why many countries are starting to open their economies, despite not meeting the conditions set by the European Commission.

Dating fraud and investment fraud have been well-known terms for some time, but recently more and more reports have been received about the combination of these…

Bas Jacobs, Professor of Public Economics, explains that government support does not have to be unconditional, but we should not link political goals such as…