Features, PublicNet: 13 May, 2011

By Ed Ferrari and Alasdair Rae

The UK’s housing market is one of the most volatile in the world. There are intense concerns about the problems this brings, including the issue of low-income households being priced out of the housing market. The authors highlight differencies in house price growth and argue that deep structural variations in the demand for housing require a different sort of policy response.

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