'Housing consumption' presentation slideshows

UK House Prices, Consumption and GDP in a Global Context

UK House Prices, Consumption and GDP in a Global Context. Andrew Farlow University of Oxford Department of Economics, and Oriel College John D Wood & Co., The Cavalry and Guards Club, Piccadilly, London, 20 January 2005 This is based on a paper to be found at:

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Importance of Housing

Importance of Housing. Housing, as shelter, is one of the basic needs of human kind. Houses are financial investments. Housing is a significant component of the local, regional and national economy. Housing is a social priority as declared by the U.S. Congress in 1949.

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SWEDISH TAX POLICY: RECENT TRENDS AND FUTURE CHALLENGES

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Introduction

Twentieth century trends in inequalities in housing consumption: The case of housing space in England and Wales, 1911-2001. Paper presented to the 2012 Social Policy Association conference, Social Policy in an unequal world , University of York, 16th-18th July 2012

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Introduction

Twentieth century trends in inequalities in housing consumption: The case of housing space in England and Wales, 1911-2001. Paper presented to the 2012 Social Policy Association conference, Social Policy in an unequal world , University of York, 16th-18th July 2012

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Issues in the treatment of housing costs in poverty measures

Issues in the treatment of housing costs in poverty measures. Mark Stephens, Chris Leishman , Kirsten Besemer. Introduction. Three principal measures of poverty/ deprivation: 60% median income Direct measure of deprivation (PSE) Minimum Income Standard (JRF). Treatment of housing costs.

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Brief Lecture on Urban Decentralization and Income Segregation

Brief Lecture on Urban Decentralization and Income Segregation. NR 377 Land Use Policy and Economics Austin Troy University of Vermont. Income segregation. Simple monocentric model would suggest that rich occupy most valuable (central) land Why is it the opposite?

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