Home-ownership and family formation

Mulder, Clara H.

doi:10.1007/s10901-006-9050-9

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“…A sufficiently large rental sector also facilitates the spatial flexibility of the labour force. As I have argued elsewhere (Mulder forthcoming;Mulder & Helderman 2002), my estimation is that a share of 30 percent rental housing is needed for these two purposes.…”

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confidence: 90%

Population and housing

Mulder¹

2006

DemRes

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Section: Conclusion Policy and Research Implicationsmentioning

confidence: 90%

Population and housing

Mulder¹

2006

DemRes

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141

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“…For example, we assumed that housing costs make the marriage more expensive, and that as a result, young people are less willing to form household. On the other hand, household formation is an important factor in determining aggregate housing demand and prices (Borsch-Supan, 1986;Ermisch, 1996;Mulder, 2006;Kent, 1992). This form of endogeneity of explanatory variables is simultaneity.…”

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Marriage crisis and housing costs: Empirical evidence from provinces of Iran

Gholipour

Farzanegan

2015

Journal of Policy Modeling

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“…Renters similarly report high levels of social interaction, supported by their flexible discretionary incomes/ time rather than their personal or financial commitments to an area (Mulder, 2006;McWhinney, 2010). It is interesting, however, that despite their motivations for pursuing leisure activities these households demonstrate nearly identical patterns of leisure activity loyalty.…”

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A conceptual and methodological framework of leisure activity loyalty accommodating the travel context

LaMondia

Bhat

2011

Transportation

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As leisure travel continues to grow, it has become a critical subject for planners and decisionmakers since it significantly impacts regional economic and social development as well as contributes to emission levels and congestion. Despite being a significant percentage of our travel, however, leisure travel behavior is still not very well understood. The goal of this paper is to contribute to our understanding of leisure activity participation by considering leisure activity loyalty within the travel context. In particular, this study focuses on one specific dimension of travel context: travel extent (i.e. whether an individual participates in a leisure activity on a daily versus a long-distance basis). As such, this paper first introduces a unified conceptual framework for measuring leisure activity loyalties within a travel context, based on two distinct dynamics of leisure loyalty behavior -destination attachment and activity involvement.Additionally, this paper uses a unique 2001 NHTS dataset comprised of households' daily and long-distance leisure activities to undertake a unique empirical analysis of five distinct leisure activities using the conceptual framework and a copula-based model methodology. The findings confirmed that households demonstrate significant loyalties to travel contexts across all leisure activities, especially resting and sightseeing.

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Home-ownership and family formation

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Cited by 149 publications

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Population and housing

Population and housing

Marriage crisis and housing costs: Empirical evidence from provinces of Iran

A conceptual and methodological framework of leisure activity loyalty accommodating the travel context

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