Ed Glaeser's Tribute to John Meyer
In this Economix Piece , Ed remembers a great economist. It is striking that a great man's life can be boiled down to roughly 2000 words. You live for 25,000 days (if you are lucky). At 10 days a word, this piece is a powerful reminder of John Meyer's key contributions to economics.
Today, transportation economics is a vibrant field. With the rise of GIS techniques and some efforts to model the political economy of where infrastructure is built; the causes and consequences of transportation investment is an ongoing research effort. Meyer gets a lot of the credit for this.
Today, transportation economics is a vibrant field. With the rise of GIS techniques and some efforts to model the political economy of where infrastructure is built; the causes and consequences of transportation investment is an ongoing research effort. Meyer gets a lot of the credit for this.


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Thanks for the news link.
I also run an environmental economics blog, it is focused on weekly news and highlights the most important news from a couple dozen news sources.
check it out at: www.andersnews.blogspot.com
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