Accounting for geography in property wealth re-concentration: the case of the UK

Abstract

Studies of wealth inequality – be they historical, country-specific or comparative – tend not to take geography into account. This is surprising given the importance of housing – a spatially defined asset – in wealth... [ view full abstract ]

Authors

  1. Antoine Paccoud (Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER) & LSE)

Topic Areas

Housing inequality and social stratification , Gentrification, displacement and the right to the city , The rise of multiple ownership and property wealth concentration across the globe

Session

1D » The rise of multiple ownership and property wealth concentration across the globe (11:00 - Monday, 19th June, Y5-205)

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