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The rush hour survival instinct

Why New Yorkers walk fast

Chapter 1

The psychology of the pace of life

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Chapter 2

The design of Manhattan's grid

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Chapter 3

The economics of time in the city

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Chapter 4

Sidewalk etiquette and social contracts

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Master of Why New Yorkers walk fast

Ch 3 · The economics of time in the city
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Gotta move fast in the city streets (oh-oh!) Every minute spent is gold, don't you know! (Yeah!)

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Fun Fact

Wages and walking: Economists found that a 10 percent increase in a city's average wage correlates with a 7 percent increase in walking speed.

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Quiz

What economic concept explains why high-earners feel more pressure to walk quickly?

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Gossip

Is time really money?

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What is the average daily subway ridership in New York City?

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According to economic studies, what economic metric directly correlates with a city's average walking speed?

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Which researcher famously linked economic productivity and gross domestic product to pedestrian speed?

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What economic term describes the efficiency gained by clustering businesses close together in cities?

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Why do New Yorkers frequently eat on the go while walking?

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How much delay can missing a single off-peak subway train cause a New York commuter?

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In economic theory, what is the 'cost of waiting' called when commuting?

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