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• Zoning for Carbon Reduction

  
  The New Republic - the avenue Feed — Authority: 126
  In a recent post citing our data on metro cap-and-trade costs, Free Exchange , the blog of the Economist , fears that people are moving from “clean” metropolitan areas with low carbon emissions to “dirtier” ones with higher emissions. As evidence, the author points to a recent paper by Ed Glaeser and ...
  3 days ago

• Attack of the Home Buyers Tax Credit

  
  Economix — Authority: 734
  One reason to fret about federal anti-recessionary fixes is that they often last long after the crisis that justified their creation, an economist writes.
  4 days ago

• Attack of the Home Buyers Tax Credit

  
  NYT > Theater — Authority: 911
  One reason to fret about federal anti-recessionary fixes is that they often last long after the crisis that justified their creation, an economist writes.
  4 days ago

• Want a Stronger Democracy? Invest in Education

  
  Economix — Authority: 734
  Basically no countries with low levels of education have managed to be democratic over the long term, and almost every country with a high level of education has remained a stable democracy, an economist writes.
  1 week ago

• Remembering the Father of Transportation Economics

  
  Economix — Authority: 734
  An economist writes about his late mentor, John R. Meyer.
  2 weeks ago

• High Speed Rail: Getting the Assumptions Right

  
  The New Republic - the avenue Feed — Authority: 126
  With a just-released Brookings report suggesting that high speed rail (HSR) could mitigate excessive congestion at airports, it would be nice to know if and where rail is a viable investment. The Harvard economist Ed Glaeser sparked a useful debate on the merits of high speed rail with a few recent posts at ...
  3 weeks ago

• Education Last Century, and Economic Growth Today

  
  Economix — Authority: 734
  Following up on his post about Argentinas decline, an economist explains why a countrys education levels in 1900 predict so strongly its economic growth today.
  3 weeks ago

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