That's kind of an interesting footnote: > We are grateful to Enrico Moretti If I'm not mistaken, that's the same Enrico Moretti who wrote The New Geography of

That's kind of an interesting footnote: > We are grateful to Enrico Moretti If I'm not mistaken, that's the same Enrico Moretti who wrote The New Geography of Jobs, which is a fascinating look at the economics of cities that are trying to attract jobs, as well as a paper on how zoning restrictions cost the US economy billions of dollars a year by keeping people out of productive places.