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You want us to think along, but not for us to be carried away. With intensive involvement, and with an independent view, we help you to tackle problems without tunnel vision.
To us, results of advanced analyses are not an end, but a means to an end. We ensure that analytical results are of help to you. By converting them into practical solutions with feasible plans. And by helping with the implementation. We can also make experts available for to help you with the implementation.
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As of September 1st, Professor Raymond Gradus has joined Amsterdam Bureau for Economics as associate partner. His extensive knowledge and experience align well with the ambitions of our young and growing organization.
Amsterdam Bureau for Economics evaluated the Lvic and the FTAC in the period 2016-2023 on behalf of the Ministry of Economic Development of Curaçao. The evaluation shows that the FTAC is an active, professional competition watchdog that has done a lot in its young existence in educating the private sector and the population, providing information and developing internal and external procedures. Partly because of its short existence and declining budgets, hard results that are noticeable to the population have so far been limited.
During a lunch seminar at Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zaken en Koninkrijksrelaties, Paul Tauxe, analyst at Economisch Bureau Amsterdam / Amsterdam Bureau for Economics and student at the Toulouse School of Economics, presented the results of his research into diseconomies of scale/lack of economies of scale in Small Island Developing States.
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