Masters of craft. Old jobs in the new urban economy

Michiel Gerritse

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When young men, sporting old-fashioned beards, land their heterodox bicycles down the street, most people realize instantly, what economists and planners took years to figure out: gentrification, hipsterism, coffee places and other 830

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2013The Growth of Low-Skill Service Jobs and the Polarization of the US Labor Market

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