Edward L. Glaeser

A case for quantity regulation

A case for quantity regulation

After the Flood

Agglomeration economics

Aggregation reversals and the social formation of beliefs

Arbitrage in housing markets

Arbitrage in housing markets

Can cheap credit explain the housing boom?

Chile

Cities and skills

Cities and skills

Cities and warfare

Cities, agglomeration, and spatial equilibrium

Cities, regions and the decline of transport costs

Clusters of entrepreneurship

Consumer city

Corruption and Reform

Corruption in America

Did the death of distance hurt Detroit and help New York?

Do institutions cause growth?

Economic Analysis and Infrastructure Investment

Economic growth in a cross-section of cities

El triunfo de las ciudades

Entrepreneurship and the city

Entrepreneurship and urban growth

Evidence on growth, increasing returns and the extnet of the market

Explaining the rise in youth suicide

Extremism and social learning

Fighting Poverty in the US and Europe

Greenness of cities

Guns and Butter

Hard choices for the next governor

Housing and the Financial Crisis

Housing markets and the economy

Inequality

Learning in cities

Legal origins

Local industrial conditions and entrepreneurship

Myths and realities of American political geography

Nitsḥon ha-ʻir

Non-market interactions

Not-for-profit entrepreneurs

Paternalism and psychology

Regulation and the rise of housing prices in Greater Boston

Reinventing Boston, 1640-2003

Smart growth

Survival of the City

The benefits of the home mortgage interest deduction

The causes and consequences of land use regulation

The determinants of punishment

The economic approach to cities

The economic impact of restricting housing supply

The Governance of Not-for-Profit Organizations

The incentive approach to optimal taxation

Trade and circuses

Triumph of the City

Urban Empires

Urban Imperative Towards Competitive Cities

Why is Manhattan so expensive?

Why is there more crime in cities?