Which households eligible for public housing do not apply and why?

Terry Burke; Caroline Neske; Liss Ralston

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Which households eligible for public housing do not apply and why?

15 Sep 2005

Terry Burke,

Caroline Neske,

Liss Ralston

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Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute

Housing Australia

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Terry Burke, Caroline Neske and Liss Ralston surveyed two groups of low-income households: those who had applied for public housing and those who had not, to examine the characteristics of these two groups and the reasons for their housing decisions.

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Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited 2005

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15 Sep 2005

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