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A century is the extensification of land as we move to the suburbs and rural areas and ultimately as we see these great mega regions take shape like the new york, boston, washington corridors, shanghai in china. thats also part of urbanization and thats increasing at a quicker pace. >> richard florida, great to have you on. >> its great to see you, fareed. next on "gps," well explore how the pandemic shifted the economies of the world. finance in chief zanny is next.

Great mega regions take shape like the new york, boston, washington corridors, shanghai in china. thats also part of urbanization and thats increasing at a quicker pace. >> richard florida, pleasure to have you on. >> its great to see you, fareed. next on "gps," well explore how the pandemic shifted the economic realities of the world, both at the human level and national level. "the economist" editor-in-chief, zanny minton-beddoes is next. secret. ♪ all strength. no sweat. ♪ lactaid is 10...

Spanish flu, young and ambitious people have flocked to cities. urbanization is a wonderful thing. its a thing we have created as human beings. when we cluster together, when we increase density, when we become more diverse, we increase our innovativeness, creativity and productivity. its not like we do this individually, we do it in clusters and groups in urban areas. but people get confused when they talk about urbanization. most people conceive of urbanization as more and more skrie scrapers ...

Urban areas. scholar richard florida rejects those rumors and says instead well see a great urban reset. >> urbanization is it a wonderful thing. it is the thing we created as human beings when we cluster together, when we increase density, we become more diverse, we increase our innovativeness our creativity and productivity. >> finally the global economy. who will be the winners when the chips have fallen and who will be the losers? "the economist" editor-in-chief zanny minton-beddoes will wei...

Venues. they ever become the incubators and accelerators for the great tech boom in new york city, so what wouldnt surprise me is if our big experiment with remote work is recasting our office towers and office buildings, which are located in the most central and best locations served by transit and trains in the densest part of our cities, if they came back with socialized connectivity and actually more residents and more affordable housing. >> when you look globally, its fair to say that the g...

Back to the middle ages, from the plagues to cholera, to the spanish flu. youn young and ambitious people have flocked to cities. urbanization is a wonderful thing. its a thing we have created as human beings. when we cluster together, when we increase density, when we become more diverse, we increase our creativity and productivity. its not like we do this individually, we do it in clusters and groups in urban areas. but people get confused when they talk about urbanization. they speak of urban...

What wouldnt surprise me is if our big experiment with remote work is recasting our office towers and office buildings, which are located in the most central and best locations served by transit and trains in the densest part of our cities, if they came back with socialized connectivity and actually more residents and more affordable housing. >> when you look globally, its fair to say that the great trend of urbanization -- weve already crossed, i think 50% of the world now lives in cities -- th...

Many predicted the death of urban areas. the governor the florida rejects those ideas and says we will see a reset. >> urbanization is it a wonderful thing. it is the thing we created as human beings when we cluster together, when we increase density, we become more diverse, we increase our innovativeness and productivity. >> finally, the global common. who will be the winners when the chips have fallen and who will be the losers? editor in chief betty will weigh in. >> the cost of not being in ...

“Gui Jie” in Beijing, meaning Ghost Street, is dedicated to crayfish and is filled with towering bright red crayfish statues. While it might just

Feeding all the fish grown in aquaculture remains a challenge in China, the U.S. and elsewhere. Aquaculture currently uses 75 percent of global fish