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Behavioral changes during the COVID-19 pandemic decreased income diversity of urban encounters

Sociology

Behavioral changes during the COVID-19 pandemic decreased income diversity of urban encounters

T. Yabe, B. G. B. Bueno, et al.

This compelling research by Takahiro Yabe, Bernardo García Bulle Bueno, Xiaowen Dong, Alex Pentland, and Esteban Moro examines how the COVID-19 pandemic significantly reduced encounter diversity in urban settings, leading to a 15% to 30% decline that persisted even after mobility metrics improved. Discover the fascinating trade-offs between public health measures and our urban experiences!

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