Manhattan / San Francisco / Santa Clara / Barcelona / Belleville / New Delhi / Austin / Boston / Bangalore / New York / Paris / Washington / DC / Beijing / Milan / London / New York City / Mumbai / Mountain View / Jakarta / Kuala Lumpur / /
Company
the Times / Times of India / CBRE / /
Continent
America / Europe / /
Country
Estonia / France / Luxembourg / India / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
Lund University / University of Illinois / Instead building / New York University / University of Oxford / University of Chicago Booth School / University of Pennsylvania / University of California / Yale University / Harvard University / /
IndustryTerm
technology firms / higher food prices / food supply / food prices / big cities new infrastructure / food / real estate / social networking / information technology / technology offer / software firms / /
Organization
University of Chicago Booth School of Business / and Enrico Moretti / New York University / Harvard University / Bureau of the Census / MIT / Paris School of Economics / University of California / Berkeley / the University of Pennsylvania / Yale University / University of Oxford / University of Illinois / the University of Chicago / US Federal Reserve / London School of Economics / America’s Congressional Budget Office / Lund University / /
Person
Thomas Malthus / Carl Benedikt Frey / Robert Shiller / Edward Glaeser / Tai Hsieh / Adam Smith / Paul Cheshire / Joseph Gyourko / Edward Wolff / Henry George / Frances Cairncross / Matthew Rognlie / Thor Berger / Gabriel Ehrlich / Bill de Blasio / Thomas Piketty / David Ricardo / Raven Saks / Christian Hilber / Matthew Resseger / David Albouy / / /
Position
Economist / mayor / century economist / journalist / eminent early 19th century economist / /
ProvinceOrState
Kentucky / Illinois / Santa Clara / Pennsylvania / California / /
Landshackled economies The paradox of soil Land, the centre of the preindustrial economy, has returned as a constraint on growth