…finished reading the two age-appropriate books (e.g., Paddington at the Zoo), she said, “go back to the one you were reading me earlier.” She fell asleep to Geography and Trade….

…two vulnerabilities of the market niche the Big 3 occupied: poor fuel economy and high prices. Is this a variation of “Geography is Destiny?” Or, what could have been done…

…by geography could lead to even greater concentration of Democratic voters and thus a loss in the number of Democratic seats. It turns out that this is not the case,…

…the related lines of businesses. So Gerstner came in and sold off non-core businesses, reorganized around product lines instead of geography, implemented incentive pay, and cut costs. Note to Naderites,…

…spillovers are an externality, so the market outcome is not Pareto efficient. Marshallian spillovers provide a justification for infant industry protection. Krugman’s work on economic geography strongly strongly supports the…

…How close it that from home? Too close! He says. Too close! So, geography first. According to Google Maps, Ferguson, Mo is 8.2 miles north from my childhood home –…

…the easy answer isn’t always the only answer, and the winner of an election isn’t always the one who benefits most. Take a closer look at demography, geography and the…

…impressive set of maps showing the geography of police-related killings. Despite the prodigious effort, however, there are still holes in the data. The reason? Here’s Steve Straehley at AllGov.com: In…

…recently proposed doing something about that ?). Of course they note the changing geography of drug abuse. But to an economist, their most interesting thought concerns misaligned incentives. They quote…

…is based primarily because of my views on a) immigration and b) the differences between the economic performance of different countries. The two issues actually collapse into one. I have…