Affordable Housing Policy Is a Feasible Policy for Solving the Housing Problem of the Low-income Families
Dou Liang
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Dou Liang
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Through the analysis on the statistical data of these years, this paper holds that the affordable housing policy is still a feasible policy for solving the housing problem of the low-income families at present, and probes into the problems existing in the original affordable housing policy, and points out that the affordable housing policy will still play its role in housing assistance if we make the reform and innovation on it.
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Through the analysis on the statistical data of these years, this paper holds that the affordable housing policy is still a feasible policy for solving the housing problem of the low-income families at present, and probes into the problems existing in the original affordable housing policy, and points out that the affordable housing policy will still play its role in housing assistance if we make the reform and innovation on it.
Key concepts: Affordable housing, Low income housing, Public economics, Economics, Low income, Business, Economic growth, Demographic economics