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Greg Fuller is an Assistant Professor in the Department of International Relations and International Organization at the University of Groningen

How an economist predicted today’s politics in 1944

Date:11 May 2017
Author:Greg Fuller

If markets don’t produce outcomes in line with what voters want – and if politicians won’t (or can’t) address those problems – people tend to reach for more radical solutions.

Laura Maruster is an assistant professor at the Faculty of Economics and Business and a researcher at the Vinci centre of expertise.

Mind your business process? Mine your data!

Date:03 May 2017

Data is collected nowadays about anything, at any time, and at any place. The explosion of data is changing the way organizations capture data, analyze information, make decisions, and create value. But how to deal with so much data, and often, messy...

The research project was conducted by the Department of Innovation Management and Strategy of the University of Groningen in collaboration with researchers from the Copenhagen Business School and the University of Lisbon.

The closure of Multinational Subsidiaries: Is there a silver lining?

Date:02 May 2017
Author:Pedro de Faria

A closure of a subsidiary of a multinational company is an event that has deep economic and societal impact in the affected region, as it often leaves a shadow of unemployment. However, it, according to a recent research project done in collaboration...

Niels Holtrop defended his PhD thesis in March 2017.

Privacy and marketing opportunities can be balanced

Date:19 April 2017
Author:Niels Holtrop

Niels Holtrop explains how he developed a statistical model allowing companies to collect consumer data safely for his doctorate at the University of Groningen's Faculty of Economics and Business.

Killian McCarthy

We should put pressure on PPG to come up with a plan for AkzoNobel

Date:07 April 2017
Author:Killian McCarthy

Imagine a man walks up to a woman and, without introducing himself, proposes marriage. Because the woman doesn’t know the man, and because she has a somewhat different plan for her life, she declines the offer. How many of us would object to her doing so?...

Jochen Mierau, Associate Professor, University of Groningen Faculty of Economics and Business

If this isn't fixed we must abandon the euro

Date:05 April 2017
Author:Jochen Mierau

Talk has returned to Greece and its debt crisis. There is no acknowledgement that this situation exists merely due to a flaw in the design of the euro zone. This must be fixed if the currency is to continue -- otherwise the union will merely lurch for...

Debt shift in the Netherlands since 1990 until the 2008 crisis. Source: DNB

Why Dutch debt tells us economic growth may be fragile

Date:04 April 2017
Author:Dirk Bezemer

How does the financial sector help, hurt or hinder the economy? My research into this issue builds on the theory of Hyman Minsky (1919-1996), an American economist. He described how over the course of a long financial cycle, investors will shift towards...

Marcel Timmer is professor at the University of Groningen and director of the Groningen Growth and Development Centre

Slowing global trade, the 'new normal'

Date:30 March 2017
Author:Marcel Timmer

Killian McCarthy

Post NL, AkzoNobel and Unilever: Dutch government should play a role in regulating the market for mergers and acquisitions

Date:24 March 2017
Author:Killian McCarthy

The Dutch M&A market is booming. Major Dutch institutions, like PostNL, AkzoNobel and Unilever, have dominated the headlines of late, having all been approached by foreign acquirers looking for new targets. Many observers have been left wondering whether...

Killian McCarthy

Mergers and Acquisitions: Does the Government have a role to play?

Date:24 March 2017
Author:Killian McCarthy

The Dutch M&A market is booming. Major Dutch institutions, like PostNL, AkzoNobel and Unilever, have dominated the headlines of late, having all been approached by foreign acquirers looking for new targets. Many observers have been left wondering whether...

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