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SUMMARY:Social influences on small area housing choices: Econometric evide
 nce and implications for land use policy - Michelle Baddeley  Research Pro
 fessor\, Institute for Choice - University of South Australia and Honorary
  Professor\, Institute for Global Prosperity University College London
DTSTART:20191009T150000Z
DTEND:20191009T160000Z
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DESCRIPTION:This paper explores behavioural drivers of housing demand\, fo
 cussing on the impact of herding and other social influences on housing ch
 oices\, and their impact on spatial patterns of housing demand. Econometri
 c evidence is presented which captures persistence divergences in housing 
 demand across small areas in the UK 1995-2016. Policy lessons are explored
 \, including implications for land use policy when social influences exace
 rbate persistent regional divergences\, contributing to uneven patterns of
  housing demand and urban density trends.\n
LOCATION:Mill Lane Cambridge Lecture Room 7
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