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OPINION
Innovation results when ideas get together and have sex, as Matt Ridley puts it. Urbanist and economist Ed Glaeser built on Ridley’s insight in The Triumph of the City , pointing out cities are where ideas have their best chance of finding a suitable mate.
When lots of innovative people
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Eric Crampton
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