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Housing Policies and the Little Tigers: How Do They Compare with Other Industrialised Countries?

This paper locates the housing policies of the little tiger countries-Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan-in the policy regimes approach found in the literature dealing with other industri...

John Doling | J. Doling

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