Housing, Multi-Level Governance and Economic Productivity
AHURI Final Report No. 284, Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited, Melbourne, DOI:10.18408/ahuri-5307501
97 Pages Posted: 22 Jun 2017
Date Written: June 22, 2017
Abstract
This study investigated appropriate frameworks to better understand the way in which housing policy mechanisms contribute to economic productivity and growth. It reviewed the literature, key Federal Government policy statements and reports released over the past decade; analysed the mechanisms through which housing policy influences economic behaviour; and tested such frameworks to better comprehend these processes.
Keywords: Affordable Housing Supply, Urban Planning, Spatial Cost of Capital, Distance, Housing Policy, Policy Integration, Multi-Level Governance, Economic Productivity, Australian Government, Social Housing, Home Ownership, Housing Policy, Housing Subsidies, Labor Force Participation
JEL Classification: E24, E61, E63, H53, H71, I31, J24, R31
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