Titlebook: Housing Economics and Public Policy; Ray Robinson Book 1979 Macmillan Publishers Limited 1979 economics.housing.policy.public policy

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Concepts and Institutionsf analysis. Although the theoretical apparatus it employs is perfectly general and can be found in most areas of applied economics, the housing market does have certain special features which condition the way in which the analysis is conducted. Accordingly, some preliminary discussion is devoted to

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Models of the Housing Marketconometric estimation of aggregate demand and supply relationships. Whitehead (1974) in her econometric study of the UK housing market provides a good example of this type of approach. Other studies have been more concerned with the operation of particular local markets. Through these, the micro asp

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The Supply of Housingf new dwellings. The precise form of this relationship, and indeed the general responsiveness of the supply of housing services to the various demands for them, will depend upon the nature of the construction industry. In this chapter an analysis of this industry is presented. Its aim is to identify

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Local Authority Housingted out that for a policy to eliminate slum conditions successfully it will need to combine the physical process of redevelopment or improvement with financial provisions to assist low-income households. Without this assistance slums can be expected to reappear elsewhere as these households will be