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Re-examining the housing market
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Re-examining the housing market

What is a housing bubble? A housing bubble occurs when housing prices rise substantially faster than rental returns and median income. Because the price of the asset is rising faster than it should, the amount of credit will swell dramatically and home buyers and investors will become overextended. A bubble
Apr 10, 2016 5 min read
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Editors’ Picks — 24th May 2015

This week in economic news, a number of global banks have plead guilty to criminal charges, paranoia builds in regard to the housing bubble, Joe Hockey endorses a land tax and the relevance of mathematics to macroeconomic theory is questioned. How ‘Mathiness’ Made Me Jaded About Economics — Noah Smith Noah
May 24, 2015 1 min read
Homelessness, housing affordability and unsound public policy - Part 1
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Homelessness, housing affordability and unsound public policy - Part 1

This semester I took part in an exciting program run by the Monash Law Students’ Society revolving around social justice and leadership. The group I was part of looked at homelessness in Australia and I focused on housing affordability. In this article I will consider the economics of this social
Oct 22, 2013 4 min read
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