We study the impact of widespread adoption of work-from-home (WFH) technology using an
equilibrium model where people choose where to live, how to allocate their time between …

This article investigates the impact of working from home (WFH) on the emergence and
structure of monocentric cities. In the long run, WFH raises urban productivity only in …

Using advertised wages from job postings, we show that occupations with high levels of
working from home (WFH) adoption during the COVID-19 pandemic saw a strong decrease …

The geography of breakthrough invention in the US–defined as the spatial distribution of the
production of patents that are both novel and impactful–underwent three broad changes …

This paper quantifies industry-specific spatial attenuation of agglomeration economies by
taking advantage of unique geocoded administrative data on the universe of Chinese …

Enhanced transportation infrastructure improves the frequency of travel and facilitates face‐
to‐face communication. Will the resulting reduction in travel cost mitigate the geographical …

Where and when does export-led growth work? This paper estimates the importance of inter-
industry productivity spillovers for the export-led growth of developing countries. My …

Digital work settings potentially facilitate remote collaboration and thereby decrease
geographic frictions in knowledge work. Here, I analyze spatial collaboration patterns of …

This paper highlights the crucial role of land allocation mechanisms in fostering industrial
agglomeration by examining China's 2007 industrial land market reform. By introducing …

Would physical location become less essential when work and communication are not
limited to a fixed space? We explore the question with the micro-location choices of co …