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Economics student Claudia Boutkam received over 1,300 responses to her thesis survey on the Blankenburg tunnel. Most support the link, despite traffic concerns.

Flemish arms ban to Israel is symbolic, says economist; goods likely rerouted, minimal impact on Israel, but Antwerp may see reduced trade flow.

Professor Verwijmeren and professor Hemels from Erasmus University discuss artificial intelligence and fair taxation in a six-part economics podcast.

Investor ban in Dutch cities boosts homeownership and improves neighborhoods without hurting prices, but may limit options for low-income renters.

In ten years, EQI has grown into a leading knowledge centre at the intersection of data analysis, Artificial Intelligence, and societal issues.

In his gap year, Bálint was already envisioning what life at Erasmus School of Economics would be like. Now, he writes blogs about his experiences here.

Econometrician Annika Camehl of Erasmus School of Economics awarded an XS grant from The NWO (Dutch Research Council).

Khuê Nguyễn has won first place for the Best Paper Yuval Hadas Memory Award during a conference in Kyoto.

Frank van Oort was a guest at Platform31's Trendtalk on 3 July. According to the panel, the Netherlands is stuck spatially-economically.

Professor Maarten Bosker and Lodewijk Petram have received an NWO grant for their four-year research project on the impact of Dutch colonialism on modern Java.