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Homeownership and land use controls : a dynamic model with voting and lobbying

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On the origins of land use regulations : theory and evidence from US metro areas

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New housing supply and the dilution of social capital

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Housing policies in the United Kingdom, Switzerland, and the United States : lessons learned

Hilber, Christian; Schöni, Olivier - 2016

We provide an analysis of the housing market and current housing policies in three developed countries: the United Kingdom (UK), Switzerland, and the United States (US). We focus on these three countries mainly due to the marked differences in their institutional settings. The UK is...

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