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Who really benefits from negative gearing?

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Housing Housing development Housing prices Wealth Negative gearing Home ownership Australia
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Who really benefits from negative gearing?
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Key findings: 

  • High-income households and Liberal held electorates are the biggest beneficiaries of negative gearing
  • Negative gearing primarily benefits high income households
  • Young are the biggest losers from negative gearing
  • Liberal held electorates the biggest winners from negative gearing
Publication Details
Copyright:
The Australia Institute 2018
License type:
All Rights Reserved
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
7 Nov 2018

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