A podcast conversation with Harvard's Ed Glaeser, a if not the top economist who does urban affairs. Does Zoom mean we all work from home? Will cities bounce back? Will San Francisco and New York fade and smaller cities grow? What problems are the policies causing and can cities reverse downward spirals? How to help unfortunate people who live in cities? Join us for a fast paced discussion with a leader in the field.
a man wearing a virus mask walked in, emptied two shelves of snacks into a bag, then headed back for the door. As he walked past the checkout line, a customer called out, “Sure you don’t want a drink with that?”
The Walgreens is shutting down -- which hardly matters as the shelves were bare anyway
Also in the Chronicle, Burglars switch to homes in S.F. as tourists, and their cars, stay away on a spike in residential burglary, even while people are in their homes.
Ed and I talked about a spiral, crime, high taxes, people leave, businesses leave, amenities leave, which can be irreversible.
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