
Edward Glaeser on Cities
EconTalk
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The Crime Rate in the United States
In the seventies, all america's older, colder cities were hit by the move to sun and sprawl. As industry fled, there was often a fiscal crisis that ensued because the tax base had hollowed out. But something happened in new york where private industry took over more than anything the government did. And i think hollywood could be an example of how technology isn't making face-to-face contact obsolete.
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