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The Impact of Unemployment on Housing in Australia - Assignment

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The Impact of Unemployment on Housing in Australia - Assignment

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Running head: PROJECT REPORT1The Impact of Unemployment on Housing in AustraliaName:Institution Affiliation:
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PROJECT REPORT2Table of ContentsIntroduction.................................................................................................................................................2Aim of the research.....................................................................................................................................2Justification of the study..............................................................................................................................3Research questions......................................................................................................................................3Critical Literature review.............................................................................................................................3Methodology...............................................................................................................................................6Discussion.................................................................................................................................................11Conclusion and recommendations.............................................................................................................13Limitations................................................................................................................................................14References.................................................................................................................................................15
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PROJECT REPORT3Introduction This report analyzes the relationship between housing related variables together with employment. For example, housing could possibly blunt incentives to function and depress employment rates- an hypothesis that has drawn a substantial attention from the numerous authorities reports. This relationship between the housing together with employment has surfaceddue to the structural changes in the Australian housing markets (Brand, 2015). This might have an important influence on the productivity particularly in a country which has an ageing population, and debt in addition to the housing equity that is unevenly spread across the generations. This report has drawn the dataset from the Australian statistic Bureau to investigate the hypothesized relationship (Brand, 2015). There is deployment of the statistical measures along with the multivariate techniques to generate the robust empirical evidence which could help inform the relevant reforms in the policy. Aim of the research The intent behind this study research would be to conduct an empirical investigation into the implication housing arrangement and the employment (Carson & Kerr, 2017). The study aims to broaden on the existing evidence base, to be able to inform a policy reform agenda which emphasizes the rise in the employment involvement rates in order to counter on the labour market consequences. The project is aimed at the housing and the labour supply, especially in theemployment. Justification of the study This research study has been centered on housing and employment in Australia. The aspect of financial boost has been an invaluable aid to facilitate the employees into the home ownership. The beneficiaries could sustain the same revenue level at the lower level of the involvement of
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PROJECT REPORT4the employment. The weaker labour industry usually ties might seize the form of the reduced labour supply (Brand, 2015). Intergenerational transfer could support the greater tolerance to the risk. There exists some evidence for the anticipation or the receipt of the bequest which weakens the propensity to save. Research questionsThe key aims of the project is summarized in the following research questions1)To find if there is there a correlation between the employment rate in addition to housing in Australia? 2) How considerable is the correlation between the rate of unemployment and housing in Australia, which is this correlation strong or perhaps weak? To embark on the study, the data that should be relied is Australian Bureau of statistic survey, from housing from 2005 to 2017 and the data type is Index while employment data is taken out from 1978 to 2017 and the data kind is Percent ( Carson & Kerr , 2017 ) . This bureau happens to be the stable Australian data source which owns its abundant reserve of the household and individual amount of the information that covers wide variety themes. Critical Literature review While the literature on the housing and unemployment is extensive, analysis which deals with both issues conjointly are very limited (Carson & Kerr, 2017). Most of the housing studies they regard unemployment as just one of the precipitating factors. It is thus from this perspective which we analyze the relevant literature, focusing on the Australian evidence as well as the international studies where relevant. Housing issues has been complex and multi-dimensional
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