by Sjors Keet | Dec 7, 2021 | Economy, Other, Psychology, Statistics
Let’s use our imagination to make a magic trip to Candyland. In Candyland, there are many tribes. Each day these tribes compete against one another for a supply of six pieces of candy, distributed by the almighty Candygod. They can either choose to cooperate and give...
by Sjors Keet | Jun 1, 2021 | Economy, Society, Weather and Climate
“This is truly amazing news and a gigantic win for the earth, our children and all of us. The judge has spoken clearly: Shell causes severe climate change and will have to end that rapidly.’’ These were the words of Donald Pols, director of Milieudefensie in the...
by Sjors Keet | Apr 29, 2021 | Economy, Music
In March 2014, an American band named Vulfpeck released the album Sleepify. With the money raised by this album they did a Sleepify tour across America with shows that people could attend free of charge. Nothing too special so far, what’s the catch? Well, Sleepify...
by Jochem Hak | Mar 25, 2021 | Other, Society, Sports
Een primeur! De allereerste podcast in de geschiedenis van de Econometrist. In deze podcast duiken Sjors en Jochem dieper in de rol van sport in het leven van een student, en alle keuzes en uitdagingen die daarbij komen kijken. Tune in en zone out door jezelf onder te...
by Sjors Keet | Feb 16, 2021 | Statistics
In July 2021 the 32nd Olympic Summer Games will take place. Or at least, that is the plan of the Japanese organizers and the International Olympic Committee. With the COVID-19 pandemic rates rising in Japan and global concerns whether organizing such a large event is...
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