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The dynamics of race, income, and homeownership

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Housing decisions regarding homeownership is treated as a dynamic process rather than a static phenomenon. In order to examine the adjustment of housing tenure over time, an analysis is done which employs a duration model of the sequential housing choices made by families.

United States, Home ownership

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When do they leave? The dynamics of living in low-income neighbourhoods

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Several undocumented aspects of residential spells in low-income neighbourhoods are explored using longitudinal tax data. In contrast to the low-income state, the dynamics of low-income neighbourhood spells are largely shaped by non-economic factors.

Economic conditions

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(Non-)existence of equilibria in multicommunity models

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Under some assumptions on preferences and income distributions, the basic structure of multicommunity models implies that, no equilibrium with jurisdictions conducting different policies can exist.

Models, Multiculturalism, Equilibrium (Economics)

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