The cost of housing for low-income renters
Robert C. Joyce, Matthew Mitchell, Agnes Norris Keiller
Abstract
Robert C. Joyce, Matthew Mitchell, Agnes Norris Keiller
Abstract
The "affordability" of housing is one of the most prominent domestic public policy issues of the day, and for good reason. The housing that people are in is an important determinant of their well-being, and it is something on which people - especially those on lower incomes - typically spend a substantial fraction of their income. Changes in the price of obtaining a given standard of housing can therefore significantly affect living standards. This report documents changes in housing tenure and analyses changes in the cost of renting.
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The "affordability" of housing is one of the most prominent domestic public policy issues of the day, and for good reason. The housing that people are in is an important determinant of their well-being, and it is something on which people - especially those on lower incomes - typically spend a substantial fraction of their income. Changes in the price of obtaining a given standard of housing can therefore significantly affect living standards. This report documents changes in housing tenure and analyses changes in the cost of renting.
Key concepts: Low income housing, Low income, Business, Demographic economics, Economics, Labour economics, Economic growth