Within organizations, work and the way work is organized is rapidly changing. Driven by increasing globalization, the virtualization brought on by the internet and the need for constant innovation is increasing the pace of work and our interconnectedness.
In his dissertation ‘Market Efficiency and Liquidity’ ERIM’s Dominik Rösch investigates the interaction between market efficiency and liquidity. In particular to document time- and cross-sectional variation in market efficiency, and whether individual stock efficiency co-moves with aggregate market efficiency; to investigate why inefficiencies arise and how trading against these inefficiencies affects market liquidity
In his dissertation ‘Propagation in Networks: The impact of information processing at the actor level on system-wide propagation dynamics’ ERIM’s Wouter Vermeer addresses the analysis of system-wide dynamics of propagation in networks.
Erasmus University Rotterdam is providing a major financial boost for three leading research groups at Erasmus School of Economics. With the Research Excellence Initiative (REI), the university is aiming to attract and retain talent.
Within organizations, work and the way work is organized is rapidly changing. Driven by increasing globalization, the virtualization brought on by the internet and the need for constant innovation is increasing the pace of work and our interconnectedness
In his dissertation ‘The Waves of Biotechnological Innovation in Medicine: Interfirm Cooperation Effects and a Venture Capital Perspective’ ERIM’s Kenneth Fernald evaluates interfirm cooperation and venture capital investments, aiming to better understand how more biotechnological innovation can reach the market and which biotechnologies will revolutionize R&D productivity and global healthcare.
On December 11th, behavioural economist Dr Jan Stoop of Erasmus School of Economics was awarded the prestigious Pierson Medal of the Mr. N.G. Pierson Fonds, during the annual meeting of the KVS, the Royal Dutch association for economists. In addition to the medal, Jan Stoop also receives a cash prize of 5,000 euros.
In her dissertation ‘Are You Talking to Me? Addressing Consumers in a Globalised World’, ERIM’s Anne-Sophie Irène Lenoir aims to further our understanding of how to address consumers in a globalised world.
The Netherlands’ private sector scores well above the European average for fast-growing companies, according to the ScaleUp Dashboard report published by Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University (RSM) and the Erasmus Centre for Entrepreneurship (ECE).
In his dissertation ‘Spare Parts Management of Aging Capital Products’, ERIM’s Mustafa Hekimoglu considers supply risk in management of spare parts inventory.
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is the joint research institute of Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University and the Erasmus School of Economics, Erasmus University Rotterdam.
