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Asian Housing Policy: Similarities and Differences,dustrialisation and economic growth. The aim of this chapter is to provide a general context in which they can be individually and collectively located. In operational terms this sets the task as identifying some of the characteristics that provide the eight countries with common ground, that is, es

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Japan,ltural land. Developed land, which includes residential, industrial and other land, accounts for only 4.5 per cent; it is here that most of its cities and the great majority of its population of 123 million people live (HUDC 1998). Notwithstanding its rapid economic growth in the post-war period, re

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Singapore,astells .. 1988). In less than thirty years, the government has produced a housing stock of more than 750 000 dwelling units providing accommodation for some 86 per cent of its population. Moreover, in contrast to Hong Kong, which has also had a major programme of public housing provision, the major