1. Remi Jedwab, Gabriel Ahlfeldt and Nathaniel Baum-Snow. “The Skyscraper Revolution: Global Economic Development and Land Savings”. Revise & Resubmit at the Review of Economic Studies.

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Paper: click here.

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2. Remi Jedwab and Jason Barr. “The American (Housing) Dream? U.S. vs. Worldwide Construction Patterns in Global Building Volume Data.”

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3. Thomas Esch, Klaus Deininger, Remi Jedwab and Pedro Rodriguez. “The Spatial Distribution of Building Volumes in 7,000 World Cities: Global Data and Old and New Stylized Facts.”

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4. Remi Jedwab and Mark Roberts. “Don’t Look Up? Future Climate Change and Durable Construction.”

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5. Remi Jedwab and Jingwen Zheng. “Urban Renewal and Long-Run Economic Development.”

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6. Remi Jedwab and Mark Roberts. “Urban Fertility, Migration, and City Growth.”

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7. Remi Jedwab, Paul Romer, Asif Islam & Roberto Samaniego. “Returns to Experience and the Sectoral Misallocation of Labor across Sectors, Occupations, and Rural and Urban Locations”.

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8. Luc Christiaensen, Elena Ianchovichina and Remi Jedwab. “The Agrifood System’s Role in Global Urban Employment and Structural Change”.

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9. Remi Jedwab, Roman David Zarate, Federico Haslop, and Carlos Rodriguez. “Lakes and Economic Development: Evidence from the Permanent Shrinking of Lake Chad”. 2nd Round Revise & Resubmit at the Review of Economic Studies.

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Paper: click here.​

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10. Remi Jedwab, Carlos Rodríguez-Castelán, Kathryn Nicholson and Roman Zarate. “Climate Change, Structural Change and International Migration to the U.S.: Evidence from Corridor Seco in Central America”.

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11. Remi Jedwab and Bruno Conte. “Quantifying the Future Effects of Climate Change on sub-Saharan Africa’s Regional Lake Economies”.

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