The new geography of remote jobs in Europe
绘制了新冠疫情期间30个欧洲国家居家办公的扩散地图，发现远程工作分布不均，主要集中在城市和首都地区，并分解了个人与地域因素对分布差异的影响。
The paper maps the diffusion of working from home across 30 European countries during the COVID-19 pandemic. We summarise the determinants of remote working and show that its uptake was lower than in the United States, and substantially uneven across/within countries, with most remote jobs concentrated in cities and capital regions. We then apply a variance decomposition procedure to investigate whether the uneven distribution of remote jobs can be attributed to individual or territorial factors. Results underscore the importance of composition effects as, compared with intermediate-density and rural areas, cities hosted more workers in occupations/sectors more amenable to working remotely.