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that the process is overdetermined and difŪcult to derail even if policy-makers wish to do so. …

The editors of Urban Studies Review have cially as a means of wealth accumulation) charged
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This study confirms the findings of the 1992 Boston Federal Reserve Bank report that revealed
statistical evidence of mortgage discrimination in the Boston metropolitan area. Boston …

… For example, if we assume that redlining is a consequence of differential treatment of …
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This paper demonstrates the usefulness of the hedonic index approach to the study of
housing markets in developing countries. The study broadens the geographical scope of the …

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constrained if Vˆ* is 100% or more of VW (HIGHW 1) and moderately wealth constrained if Vˆ* …

… Lenders, however, might find this market segment unprofitable if “adverse selection”
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