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Julia Storch is a researcher at the Department of Marketing at the University of Groningen. Her current work focuses on factors that dynamically affect the healthiness of consecutive food choices during major grocery shopping trips.

When does a healthy choice lead to an unhealthy one?

Date:05 February 2019
Author:Celia Castañón Lagunes

Researcher Julia Storch is on a mission to understand the decision making that governs what ends up in our shopping baskets. It's all part of trying to solve a challenge on a world scale. "We have a global obesity epidemic. Some people even talk about a...

Brexit, the policies of US President Donald Trump, and events in Russia and China are affecting European managers' willingness to invest abroad, the study finds.

Study shows collapse in confidence in investing in Britain

Date:31 January 2019

Managers' confidence in investing in Britain collapsed between 2013 and 2017, new research has shown.

Econ 050 host Traci White in conversation with Professor Dirk Bezemer

Econ 050: Debt and house prices

Date:30 January 2019

Housing for students in Groningen in particular has gotten a lot of attention in recent years. But issues at the very top of the property ladder are one of the biggest reasons why many people across the north are struggling to find affordable housing even...

P.K. Kannan of the University of Maryland has been named Professor by Special Appointment of Digital Business & Analytics at the Faculty of Economics and Business

The marketing big bang

Date:29 January 2019

P.K. Kannan of the University of Maryland has been named Professor by Special Appointment of Digital Business & Analytics at the FEB and he will participate in the Groningen Digital Business Center. His research is on the frontier of how data and digital...

Econ 050 is a podcast made in collaboration between the Faculty of Economics and Business and The Northern Times.

Econ 050: Going green at the grocery store

Date:24 January 2019

The new “green” grocer: Why is it so hard to get people to make greener purchases? Associate marketing professor Jenny van Doorn explains in this new episode of podcast Econ 050 that vice and virtue play a role, but at the end of the day, many shoppers are...

Traci White is the host of Econ 050, a podcast made by the Faculty of Economics and Business in collaboration with the Northern Times.

Econ 050: Earthquakes and energy

Date:22 January 2019

What happens after natural gas extraction ends in the north? Professor Machiel Mulder explains who is making money from the industry and what the future holds for the region on a new episode of podcast Econ 050.

Professor Kamp-Roelands

Fighting for global reporting on long term value creation

Date:16 January 2019

Since earlier this year, Nancy Kamp-Roelands is, by special appointment, Professor of Non-Financial Information, Integrated Reporting & Assurance. She sees this appointment as a bold, well-timed step on the part of FEB. “Although integrated reporting and...

Jing Wan is an assistant professor at the Faculty of Economics and Business of the University of Groningen.

The psychology in your shopping basket

Date:19 December 2018

When you are shopping in the supermarket, do you see friendly faces on the shelves? Giving brands a face and personality is a key part of marketing. There are familiar characters the world over, from Mr Clean, to the Michelin man. This is the research...

"Jessica de Bloom is a Rosalind Franklin Fellow working in HRM & Organizational Behavior at the Faculty of Economics and Business of the University of Groningen. Photo by Rami Marjamaeki.

All I want for Christmas is… recovery

Date:17 December 2018
Author:Jessica de Bloom

Prevention of burnout and recovering from highly demanding jobs is important for the wellbeing of employees and crucial for firm performance. Accordingly, finding out how to reduce stress is vital from both a business and a personal perspective. Holidays m...

Hanna Fromell is a postdoctoral researcher at the Faculty of Economics and Business of the University of Groningen

Why southeast Asia may hold the answer to a worldwide health problem

Date:14 December 2018

How to best prevent and treat diseases at a societal level? When considering this question, your mind might initially jump to tactics like quarantine, hygiene and the provision of medicine. But what if the diseases in question do not pass from person to...