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    Ian Herzog

    Ian Herzog

    Assistant Professor

    Gordon S. Lang School of Business and Economics, Department of Marketing & Consumer Studies

    https://herzogeconomics.com/

    Research Areas

    • Real Estate
    Ian Herzog holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Toronto and has research interests are in urban econonomics, economic geography, and applied microeconomics. He is interested in why cities grow, how they grow, with an emphasis on the roles of housing, land use, public policy, and infrastructure. Publications and ongoing research available at https://herzogeconomics.com/.