… geography framework with spillovers and spatial sorting of heterogeneous workers. We
characterize the … and existing estimates of the spillover elasticities, we find that the US economy …

… The contemporary practice of homeownership in the United States was born out of
government programs adopted during the New … federal agency, as part of the New Deal. HOLC …

… steadily reduced the number of available jobs and the wages of industrial workers since at
least the 1970s. The decline in manufacturing employment initiated the deterioration of social …

… The new sexuality and space work helped me realize that an explicit spatial analysis was
what I had been missing in much of the queer theory literature I had been studying. There were …

… We repeat the analysis in Table 2 on a sample that excludes the New York City … We next
map the model to the data by assuming that workers in the A sector correspond to workers in the …

… On the contrary, we anticipate that in the next two decades, industrialized countries will
have more job openings than workers to fill them, and that robotics and automation will play an …

… As we will argue, this can be due to the specific occupations, tasks, and job contexts …
To the number of these infections and to their geography we now turn in the next section. …

… gap in knowledge, the present paper develops a new approach to … The approach is applied
to data from the United States. … confounders in the next section on the role of gender norms. …

… The next section describes how the public's opinion of the EU has deteriorated over the
past 15 years, how anti-EU votes have grown and how this is linked to, but also different from, …

… the city is not shown here. Also, to further mask the locations of the schools in the city, we
rotated the map by a certain degree during our analysis, but still maintained the geographical …