2018 - Fellow of the American Academy of Political and Social Science
2010 - Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
2005 - Fellows of the Econometric Society
1997 - Fellow of Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
His primary areas of investigation include Labour economics, Politics, Demographic economics, Economic geography and Human capital. His Labour economics study also includes
Edward L. Glaeser usually deals with Demographic economics and limits it to topics linked to Population growth and Government debt, Racial composition and Unemployment. His Economic geography study incorporates themes from Economies of agglomeration, Manufacturing and Specialization. His Human capital research includes elements of Labor demand, Wage, Public economics, Urban economics and Poverty.
Edward L. Glaeser mostly deals with Labour economics, Development economics, Human capital, Politics and Government. He combines subjects such as Economies of agglomeration, Productivity, Instrumental variable and Entrepreneurship with his study of Labour economics. Edward L. Glaeser has researched Development economics in several fields, including Developing country, Urbanization and Poverty.
The concepts of his Human capital study are interwoven with issues in Demographic economics and Externality. His Politics study frequently draws connections to adjacent fields such as Political economy. His Government research is multidisciplinary, relying on both Public economics, Finance and Corruption.
Edward L. Glaeser mainly focuses on Developing country, Labour economics, Externality, Instrumental variable and Human capital. His work deals with themes such as Urbanization, Download and Entrepreneurship, which intersect with Developing country. His study looks at the intersection of Urbanization and topics like Development economics with Congestion pricing.
As part of the same scientific family, Edward L. Glaeser usually focuses on Labour economics, concentrating on Subsidy and intersecting with Investment. His Externality research is multidisciplinary, incorporating perspectives in Incentive, Market price and Distribution. In his study, Estimation and Hourly wage is strongly linked to China, which falls under the umbrella field of Human capital.
His main research concerns Developing country, Labour economics, Economic geography, Economic growth and Small business. His research on Developing country also deals with topics like
His Labour economics research includes themes of Factory, Subsidy and Skepticism. His Economic geography study integrates concerns from other disciplines, such as Economic indicator and Census. His study focuses on the intersection of Development economics and fields such as Public action with connections in the field of Government.
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Growth in Cities
Edward Ludwig Glaeser;Hedi D. Kallal;Jose A. Scheinkman;Andrei Shleifer.
Journal of Political Economy (1992)
Triumph of the city
Edward L. Glaeser.
(2012)
Do Institutions Cause Growth
Edward Ludwig Glaeser;Rafael La Porta;Florencio Lopez-de-Silanes;Andrei Shleifer.
Journal of Economic Growth (2004)
An Economic Approach to Social Capital
Edward L. Glaeser;David Laibson;Bruce Sacerdote.
The Economic Journal (2002)
Fighting Poverty in the US and Europe: A World of Difference
Alberto Alesina;Edward L. Glaeser.
(2004)
Crime and Social Interactions
Edward L Glaeser;Bruce Sacerdote;Jose A Scheinkman.
Quarterly Journal of Economics (1996)
Geographic Concentration in U.S. Manufacturing Industries: A Dartboard Approach
Glenn Ellison;Edward Ludwig Glaeser.
Journal of Political Economy (1997)
Cities and Skills
Edward L. Glaeser;David C. Maré.
Journal of Labor Economics (2001)
Why Have Americans Become More Obese
David M. Cutler;Edward L. Glaeser;Jesse M. Shapiro.
Journal of Economic Perspectives (2003)
The New Comparative Economics
Simeon Djankov;Edward Ludwig Glaeser;Rafael La Porta;Florencio Lopez-de-Silanes.
Journal of Comparative Economics (2003)
Regional Science and Urban Economics
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Journal of Housing Economics
(Impact Factor: 1.594)
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