Development of the rented sector under the financial and economic conditions prevailing in Northwestern Europe between 1950 and 1985

作者: Adam Feddes , Frans Dieleman

DOI: 10.1007/BF02506442

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摘要: The dwelling stock in the countries of Northwestern Europe was not only greatly expanded after 1945 but also modernized. A great deal research has been done on process expanding and improving as well role that various governments have played process, particularly 1945. (See, for instance, NCIV, 1988; Hallet Williams, Balletal., Ambrose, 1992; Boelhouwer Van der Heijden, Lundqvist, Power, 1993; Harloe, 1995; Priemus, 1995.) Most these studies place emphasis political context housing policy itself. In framework, they discuss instruments through which carry out their policy. Oxley Smith (1996) noted this current research. Yet there is another aspect should be ignored. developments market are influenced by general monetary macro-economic conditions. These manipulated to some extent national government its income fiscal fields directly geared toward housing, do help determine Furthermore, responsibility managing remained largely hands private individuals, businesses, investors. This means besides policy, preconditions continue exert a strong influence market. That demonstrated data analyses presented dissertation written Feddes (1995), article based. his study, compares ten Europe. alphabetical order, Belgium (B), Denmark (DK), Federal Republic Germany (D), Finland (SF), France (F), Netherlands (NL), Norway (N), Sweden (S), Switzerland (CH), United Kingdom Great Britain (GB). For sake conciseness, abbreviations used figures tables denote countries. comparing countries, (1995) drew upon statistical sources. He statistics from institutes Nations, International

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