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dr. Gerard van der Meijden


Associate Professor, School of Business and Economics, Spatial Economics

Associate Professor, Amsterdam Sustainability Institute

, Tinbergen Institute

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Gerard van der Meijden (Raamsdonksveer, 1984) obtained his Research Master's degree (cum laude) in Economics with a specialization in Dynamic Macroeconomics from Tilburg University in 2009. He holds a PhD from Tilburg University. Currently, he is Associate Professor of Environmental and Resource Economics at the Department of Spatial Economics.

Research

Environmental and natural resource economics, growth theory, sustainability, dynamic macroeconomics.

Teaching

BSc, MSc and MPhil courses in environmental economics, economic growth, macroeconomics, and sustainability.

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