glaeser

glaeser

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• 网络格莱赛；格莱泽；格拉瑟

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What we are groping toward is trying to understand the mechanics of bubbles, '' Glaeser said.

“我们一直在弄明白泡沫的机制，”Glaeser说。

A strong base of skilled workers, writes Mr Glaeser, has been a source of long-run urban health.

“拥有技能的劳动者组成的强大根基，”Glaeser写道，“是城市长期健康发展的源泉。”

"Banking has been an incredibly important field that has not been hot for some time, " says Edward Glaeser, a Harvard University economist.

“银行业有阵子不太热门了，现在也成了一个非常重要的领域。”哈佛商学院的经济学家爱德华格蕾丝说。

Triumph of the City: How Our Greatest Invention Makes Us Richer, Smarter, Greener, Healthier and Happier. By Edward Glaeser.

《城市的胜利：人类最伟大的发明如何让我们更加富裕、聪明、环保、健康和幸福》，爱德华•格莱泽著。

For Mr Glaeser, a Harvard economist who grew up in Manhattan, this is a happy prospect.

对于格莱泽先生，这位成长于曼哈顿的哈佛大学经济学家而言，这情景让他高兴。

Mr Glaeser hopes, for the planet's sake, that China and India choose density over sprawl and public transit over the car.

格莱泽先生希望，为了地球的安危，中国和印度城市发展能选择高密度而非高扩张，选择公共交通方式而非小汽车。

But Ed Glaeser, an economist, argues that clusters of clever workers themselves enhance productivity.

但是，经济学家EdGlaeser认为是这群聪明的工人本身增强了生产力。

But Mr Glaeser clearly believes that hell isn't other people; heaven's more like it, for all our faults.

但是，格莱泽先生明显相信尽管人性都有缺点，但是他人不是地狱，却更像天堂。

Even if we did all this, the US economists Ed Glaeser and Joe Gyourko argue that one serious barrier remains: houses do not walk.

美国经济学家艾德•格莱泽（EdGlaeser）和乔•哲尔克（JoeGyourko）辩称，即使我们做了上面所有事情，仍存在一个严重的障碍：房屋不能移动。

But Mr Glaeser draws attention to other characteristics of the city that were present even in colonial times.

但是，Glaeser先生却将注意力放在了这座城市的其他特征，那些在殖民时代就展现出来的特征上。

Mr Glaeser is likely to raise hackles in three areas.

格莱泽先生在三个方面可能引起争议。

Edward Glaeser I believe in the presumption of decency.

我总是假设别人是礼貌得体的，而我相信这一假设。

For the 1996-2006 cycle in America Messrs Glaeser, Gyourko and Saiz find that places with more developable land did have shorter booms.

在美国地产市场1996—2006年的周期中，格雷瑟、盖约克和塞兹发现，可开发土地更多的地方繁荣期确实较短。