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With our research we focus on the themes of labor markets, aging, sustainability, innovation, market governance, banking, financial markets, entrepreneurship, marketing, and consumer behavior.
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News research Economics and Management
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Seminar on Data Sharing & Management of Critical Infrastructures
The Department of Law, Technology, Markets, and Society (LTMS), home of TILT and TILEC, is pleased to announce a Seminar on Data Sharing & Management of Critical Infrastructures.
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NWO grant for research project "Data-inspired creativity" in collaboration with Talpa media
In the changing media landscape, ever-increasing amounts of digital data are being created that are being used to reach an increasingly fragmented audience. Under the leadership of Joris Ebbers, affiliated with the University of Amsterdam, 12 researchers - including the Tilburg University researcher Franceso Lelli (TiSEM) - received an NWO grant of € 630,000 for the research project "Data-inspired creativity: The use of big data in cross-media creative innovation processes".
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Manipulation of the CO2 emissions system threatens climate targets
Manipulation of European Union Emissions Trading system (EU ETS) by the buy, bank, burn program compensates unregulated emissions while regulated sectors carry a large part of the burden. This distorts the balance between regulated firms and non-regulated projects, so parties outside the EU ETS can be virtuous at the cost of others. Environmental economists Reyer Gerlagh and Roweno Heijmans of the Tilburg School of Economics & Management discovered a leak in the system.
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Joost Driessen
Professor of Finance and Vice-Dean for Research“I want to make sure that we can keep our focus on high-level academic research”
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Dr. Arjen van Lin
Assistent Professor Department Marketing“I want to understand retailers’ decisions and how they impact consumer behavior.”
