Home Research Housing markets, economic productivity, and risk: international evidence and policy implications for Australia - Volume 1: Outcomes of an Investigative Panel Back to search Share Report Housing markets Economy Housing markets, economic productivity, and risk: international evidence and policy implications for Australia - Volume 1: Outcomes of an Investigative Panel Final Report No. 254 Date Published: 07 Dec 2015 Authors: Nicole Gurran Peter Phibbs Judith Yates Catherine Gilbert Christine Whitehead Michelle Norris Kirk McClure Mike Berry Paul Maginn Robin Goodman This project aimed to examine key concepts and identify key indicators of housing system efficiency, responsiveness, and risks, relevant to Australia. It also aimed to examine wider implications of particular housing supply settings and outcomes, for economic productivity in Australian cities and regions. Related reports December 2015 Housing markets, economic productivity, and risk: international evidence and policy implications for Australia - Volume 2: Supplementary papers Full Publication Research and Policy Bulletin Published by: Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited ISSN: 1834-7223 ISBN: 978-1-925334-09-8 Citation: Gurran, N., Phibbs, P., Yates, J., Gilbert, C., Whitehead, C., Norris, M., McClure, K., Berry, M., Maginn, P., and Goodman, R. (2015) Housing markets, economic productivity, and risk: international evidence and policy implications for Australia - Volume 1: Outcomes of an Investigative Panel, AHURI Final Report No. 254, Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute Limited, Melbourne, https://www.ahuri.edu.au/research/final-reports/254. RIS CITATION Gurran, Nicole Phibbs, Peter Yates, Judith Gilbert, Catherine Whitehead, Christine Norris, Michelle McClure, Kirk Berry, Mike Maginn, Paul Goodman, Robin
December 2015 Housing markets, economic productivity, and risk: international evidence and policy implications for Australia - Volume 2: Supplementary papers
