Institutional responses to the UK housing market recession

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Stephens, M

Language: English Series: Urban Studies ; 33(2) 1996, 337-351(15)Publication details: 1996Subject(s):

Summary: Examines the responses of the major institutions to the housing market recession, covering the period up to the autumn of 1995. Institutions examined are lenders, insurance companies and government. Identifies 15 impacts resulting from their behaviour.

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Examines the responses of the major institutions to the housing market recession, covering the period up to the autumn of 1995. Institutions examined are lenders, insurance companies and government. Identifies 15 impacts resulting from their behaviour.

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