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Environmental and Urban Economics | by Matthew E. Kahn(noreply@blogger.com) | Wed, Oct 21
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Harvard's John Meyer died yesterday. He was a great urban economist. His combined contributions to urban economics, transport economics and economic history merited a share of a nobel prize. He also served as a decade as the President of NBER before it moved to Cambridge.
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