Titlebook: U.S. and West German Housing Markets; Comparative Economic Konrad Stahl,Raymond J. Struyk (Director) Conference proceedings 1985 Springer S

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Tenure Choice and Housing Demand,, and dwelling size. This comparison focuses on the importance of institutional pecularities as compared to behavorial ones: how much of the observed differences in housing consumption can be explained by differences in the tax laws, income distribution, or age structure, and how much has to be attr

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Rental Housing Subsidy Programs in West Germany and the United States: A Comparative Program Evaluaymakers also confront similar problems now, forty years after the end of the war. This paper places in context some of the major F.R.G. and U.S. housing policy issues and brings to the fore recent housing policy research in a way that can inform the policy choices of both countries.

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erventions. Often such transfers have occurred on a fairly casual level; sometimes greater rigor has been present. In either case, the goal has been to learn from previous experience-at least to avoid repeating the mistakes of the past. In light of the promise that such intercountry transfers hold,

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978-3-662-10651-8Springer Science+Business Media New York 1985

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