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Is deteriorating housing affordability reducing lower income central city worker supply and productivity?

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Low income housing Productivity Labour force participation Affordable housing Low-wage industries Housing markets Economic growth Brisbane Perth Melbourne Sydney Darwin
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The study examines whether the diminishing supply of affordable housing options for lower income central city workers is having an impact on central city businesses and on the overall productivity of those economies.

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Copyright:
Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited 2016
Access Rights Type:
open
Issue:
210
Post date:
9 Jun 2016

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