Performing (Housing) Markets

This paper offers an interpretation of how housing markets work which complements more traditional economic approaches. Building on a wider movement within cultural economy and economic sociology, it considers how (housing) markets are variously performed in the power-filled negotiations of buyers,...

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Published in:Urban studies (Edinburgh, Scotland) Scotland), 2006-01, Vol.43 (1), p.81-98
Main Authors: Smith, Susan J., Munro, Moira, Christie, Hazel
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Cultural economics
Cultural studies
Culture
Economic models
Economic sociology
Housing
Housing market
Human geography
Market economies
Market prices
Political economy
Property
Qualitative analysis
Real estate sales
Supply and demand
Urban sociology
Urban studies
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Cultural studies
Culture
Economic models
Economic sociology
Housing
Housing market
Human geography
Market economies
Market prices
Political economy
Property
Qualitative analysis
Real estate sales
Supply and demand
Urban sociology
Urban studies
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