A microsimulation model of the Australian housing market with applications to Commonwealth and state policy initiatives

Gavin A. Wood; Richard Watson; Paul Flatau

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A microsimulation model of the Australian housing market with applications to Commonwealth and state policy initiatives

7 Apr 2003

Gavin A. Wood,

Richard Watson,

Paul Flatau

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Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute

Housing Australia

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Most housing policies directly or indirectly impact on the price that households pay for housing. This research has the aim of constructing a microsimulation model that is capable of measuring the impact of Commonwealth and State government housing programs on the prices that households pay for housing, and the subsidies they receive.

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1920758275

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Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited 2003

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open

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7 Apr 2003

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