The review by L. Fisher discusses Ebenezer Howard's concept of "Garden Cities of Tomorrow," published in The Economic Journal in 1903. Howard proposes building new towns in the countryside, where land is cheaper, to address the overcrowding and poor living conditions in urban areas. The Garden City would be planned with open spaces, recreational areas, and efficient transit systems, aiming to create a healthy and sustainable living environment. The review highlights the potential benefits of Howard's scheme, such as reducing competition for land in older towns and improving living conditions for city dwellers. However, it also notes some uncertainties, including the success of attracting manufacturers and ensuring the city's sustainability. Despite these concerns, the review supports Howard's vision and praises his efforts, noting that the initial Garden City Company is showing promise.The review by L. Fisher discusses Ebenezer Howard's concept of "Garden Cities of Tomorrow," published in The Economic Journal in 1903. Howard proposes building new towns in the countryside, where land is cheaper, to address the overcrowding and poor living conditions in urban areas. The Garden City would be planned with open spaces, recreational areas, and efficient transit systems, aiming to create a healthy and sustainable living environment. The review highlights the potential benefits of Howard's scheme, such as reducing competition for land in older towns and improving living conditions for city dwellers. However, it also notes some uncertainties, including the success of attracting manufacturers and ensuring the city's sustainability. Despite these concerns, the review supports Howard's vision and praises his efforts, noting that the initial Garden City Company is showing promise.