The Review of Economic Studies· 2026Q1
Spatial Implications of Telecommuting
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A quantitative spatial model shows that increased telecommuting leads to significant reallocations of residents and jobs within and across cities, benefiting telecommuters while harming non-telecommuters, and partially reversing the "Great Divergence" in talent concentration.
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