In February 2014, London’s Underground was partially shut down by a strike that forced many commuters to find new ways to get to work. The disruption lasted just 48 hours, but when three economists (Shaun Larcom, Ferdinand Rauch and Tim Willems) studied data from the city’s transport network, they discovered something interesting.
2014年2月,倫敦地鐵因罷工而部分關閉,迫使許多通勤者尋找新的上班方式。這場混亂只持續了48小時,但當三位經濟學家肖恩•拉科姆(Shaun Larcom)、費迪南德•勞赫(Ferdinand Rauch)、蒂姆•威廉斯(Tim Willems)研究了倫敦交通網路的數據後,他們發現了一些有趣的事情。
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