International trends in housing and policy responses
Julie Lawson, Vivienne Milligan
Abstract
Julie Lawson, Vivienne Milligan
Abstract
This study provides a review of housing policies across an array of countries that have a similar level of economic development to that of Australia but have addressed housing questions in different ways. It aims to increase local understanding of international policy in housing, with a focus on social policies that intend to assist lower-income households to obtain appropriate and affordable housing, and to promote good ideas for policy action for consideration by Australian policy makers.
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This study provides a review of housing policies across an array of countries that have a similar level of economic development to that of Australia but have addressed housing questions in different ways. It aims to increase local understanding of international policy in housing, with a focus on social policies that intend to assist lower-income households to obtain appropriate and affordable housing, and to promote good ideas for policy action for consideration by Australian policy makers.
Key concepts: Affordable housing, Action (physics), Public economics, Public housing, Economic growth, Economics, Business, Quantum mechanics