economic geography

Economic geography has a long pedigree. Its traditional focus has been the distribution of various productive activities—with subdivisions into, for example, the geography of agriculture, industrial geography, and the geography of services—and patterns of trade such as transport geography. Such concentrations were strengthened by the…

…Economics for his work in economic geography and in identifying international trade patterns. He also wrote an op-ed column in The New York Times (1999–2024).