Participation behavior and distributional consequences under a multiple constrained housing program

A distinguishing feature of supply-side housing subsidy programs is that potential participants must jointly accept the multiple constraints imposed by the programs in order to get the subsidy. This paper investigates how information about this feature and the characteristics of the participants can...

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Published in:Journal of urban economics 1987-11, Vol.22 (3), p.243-262
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