Rethinking Federal Housing Policy: How to Make Housing Plentiful and Affordable
by Edward L. Gleaser, Joseph Gyourko
Rethinking Federal Housing Policy explores how government policy affects the supply and affordability of housing. Edward L. Gleaser and Joseph Gyourko consider the challenge of making homes more plentiful and accessible, providing a focused introduction to key questions in housing policy and public decision-making.
About This Book
Rethinking Federal Housing Policy examines the challenge of making housing more plentiful and affordable.
The book focuses on federal housing policy and how policy choices influence housing availability and cost.
It offers a policy-centered perspective for readers interested in housing markets, affordability, and government action.
Written by Edward L. Gleaser and Joseph Gyourko, this work considers ways to rethink approaches to housing policy.
Reviews
No reviews yet. Be the first to review this book!