In 2015, the city of Amsterdam implemented an algorithm-based system to allocate children to secondary schools, inspired by a globally successful school admission mechanism. However, minor modifications to the algorithm have inadvertently led to unintended consequences, favouring privileged families, and creating frustration among parents.

The introduction of the LkSG coupled with prospects of even tighter EU regulations is causing apprehension amongst many businesses. This article aims to shed light on the LkSG’s significance and the fresh challenges it introduces for businesses, while proposing an incentive-based approach for effective compliance.

The contractual situation between Kylian Mbappe and Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) has become a captivating story that intertwines elements of game theory and strategic decision-making. As the story unfolds, it highlights the intricate dynamics of contract negotiations and the strategic manoeuvres employed to shape outcomes.

The system of carbon offset credits has been under fire for years. A recent article by DIE ZEIT and The Guardian hints at the extent of the system’s failure. We have looked at the market from a game theoretical perspective to analyse the flaws and how it can be improved.

If neither the negotiation design nor the competition intensity of a tender can explain the high price marks-ups in renegotiations, what can?

To spice up our Christmas Party this year, our colleagues organised a joke competition. This was our one and only opportunity to claim the title of ‘Funniest TWS Team Ever’.