Abstract
In March 2020, vast modern cities shut down as never before. The conversations, handshakes, crowds, and venues that make cities so attractive and productive suddenly became threats. In this context, a recent working paper by Gilles Duranton and Diego Puga, “Urban Growth and Its Aggregate Implications,” offers insight into the promise and limits of urban economies.
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