Home Ownership Assignment PDF
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Running head: COMPARING HOME OWNERSHIP RATES IN AUSTRALIA AND NETHERLANDS 1Comparing Home Ownership Rates in Australia and Netherlands (Author’s name)(Institutional Affiliation)
COMPARING HOME OWNERSHIP RATES IN AUSTRALIA AND NETHERLANDS2Table of ContentsIntroduction......................................................................................................................................2Project Objective.............................................................................................................................2Project Scope...................................................................................................................................3Literature review..............................................................................................................................4Conclusion.....................................................................................................................................12References......................................................................................................................................13Appendix........................................................................................................................................14
COMPARING HOME OWNERSHIP RATES IN AUSTRALIA AND NETHERLANDS3IntroductionHome ownership rates are established to help improve housing standards for the low-income earners. In this study, our main concern is to determine how different home ownership rates affect housing conditions especially for the low-income earners (Rossini, 2012). The following factors affect housing conditions: economic patterns in a country, government, and political systems, urbanization, cultural conditions among others (Jaffe, 2003). Home ownership rates strategies, can be defined as the principles or assumptions on the home ownership markets that provide information for analysis. Project ObjectiveThis research compares home ownership rates in Australia and Netherlands. An extensiveanalysis of the two countries has been done to help identify the effects of the home ownership rates in the two countries and relate their significance (Liu, 2010). Our major concern is to research and debate the rates in the different countries. On debate, we are going to investigate thegovernment’s role in home ownership. Subsidization, regulation and home ownership market substitutions are some of the key areas to look into (Knoppel, 2017). The emphasis will be studying different government strategically policies and how the influence home ownership outcomes. Evaluating home ownership outcomes under different political regimes is also essential to our study. Focusing the long-term consequences of this rates will be the main agenda(Haan, 2015). We analyze the socio-economic impacts of rates towards home ownership. Determining how these rates are similar and the way they are different is also important.Project ScopeThis article will analyze two countries (Australia and Netherlands), with regard to the time period. In this study, both countries are capitalists and depend more on exports (Merwe, 2015). Both countries have low populations and similar demographic traces. They have
COMPARING HOME OWNERSHIP RATES IN AUSTRALIA AND NETHERLANDS4experienced restructuring in their economies and dynamic adjustments in their social life (Lee, 2009). In the study, though they have comparable economies, demographic patterns, and social lives in different aspects, their home ownership strategies are quite distinct.In this research we analyze the following key research questions:1.How the governments intervened in the home ownership systems in the 1900s to help improve home ownership conditions.2.What level are the rates of both countries offering affordable shelter conditions for the low-income earners in the society?Comparative evaluationsThe major reasons as to why comparative methods are used are to describe the similarities and differences between two or more different cases (Fraser, 2015). In this study, thismethod is used to describe the home ownership rates in two different aspects, with respect to the political, economic and social conditions. Australia and Netherlands are the ideal cases of this study based on their home ownership and welfare studies. The studies, in this case, are generally statistical or numerical. A good comparative analysis will involve studying groups of cities or nations. Comparative analysis provides an in-depth evaluation of the two cases (Smyth, 2006). These studies may also not be important since some information may be ignored especially whenthe cultural or structural differences appear to be similar. Literature reviewIn this study, we analyze home ownership policy strategies with regard to different countries, concepts, perspectives and tools of analyzing the data(Rahman, 2008). This helps
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