Daam Van Reeth
Adres: Warmoesberg 26, 1000 Brussel
Lokaal: A-06-07
Telefoon: 02-608 14 18
E-mail: daam.vanreeth@hubrussel.be
Centrum: Center for Research on Economic Markets and their environments
Studiegebied: Faculteit Economie en Management
Current position
Since October 1997, Daam Van Reeth is working as associated professor at Hogeschool-Universiteit Brussel (HUBrussel). Daam Van Reeth is coordinator of "Economics & International Business" in the Business Administration program.
Professional experience
Daam Van Reeth studied economics at the University of Antwerp. Before joining the HUB, Daam Van Reeth was a teaching assistant at the University of Antwerp and at the University of Leuven, campus Kortrijk from 1990 until 1997. As a teaching assistant he wrote a Ph.D. thesis "Competition, bidding and pricing in Belgian Treasury Bill auctions: experimental and empirical evidence on the optimal auction format." He obtained his Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Antwerp in June 1997.
Research interests
The economics of sport, with special interest in consumer demand for sport (TV), doping, competitive balance and performance measurement. The focus of the research is on professional road cycling.
Current teaching jobs
- Managerial Economics (1st year Business Administration, HUB)
- International Research in Economics & Business (3rd year Business Administration, HUB)
- Economics (2nd year Industrial Engineering, Kaho St. Lieven)
IT (Articles in internationally reviewed journals)
Belien, J., Goossens, D., Van Reeth, D., De Boeck, L.(2011). Using mixed integer programming to win a cycling game. INFORMS Transactions on Education, 11(3): 93-99.
AT (Articles in other journals)
Van Reeth, D.(2000). Optimal Treasury Bill auctions: an experimental analysis. Documentatieblad Belgische Federale Overheidsdienst Financiën, (3): 169-204.
IC-X (Sessions at international conferences and symposia, without published proceedings or published book abstracts)
Van Reeth, D.(2011). Television demand for the Tour de France: the importance of outcome uncertainty, patriotism and doping. XIII IASE and III ESEA Conferences on Sports Economics; Prague; 17-18 May 2011.
IMa (Meeting abstracts, presented at international conferences and symposia, published or not published in proceedings or journals)
Belien, J., Goossens, D., Van Reeth, D., De Boeck, L.(2010). Using mixed integer programming to win a cycling game. Proceedings of the 24ORBEL; Luik; 28-29 January.