Riley Badenbroek

Dr. Riley Badenbroek is a Lecturer in Econometrics at the Erasmus School of Economics, Erasmus University Rotterdam. He holds a PhD in mathematical optimization from Tilburg University. His research spans econometrics, fiscal policy, and monetary systems, with interdisciplinary interests in philosophy of mind and urban economics. He frequently critiques economic policies and societal issues through his blog, examining topics like European budget rules, free will debates, and housing market inequities.

Education: PhD in Mathematical Optimization (Tilburg University).

Research interests include economic theory, fiscal governance, and the intersection of consciousness studies with deterministic frameworks. His blog analyzes contemporary issues through lenses of economic analysis and philosophical inquiry.

Recent articles explore post-Keynesian critiques of European fiscal policies, free will in deterministic systems, and systemic flaws in housing markets. His work challenges conventional narratives on monetary sovereignty and policy-making.

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