2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.resourpol.2013.07.001
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Predicting impacts of major projects on housing prices in resource based towns with a case study application to Gladstone, Australia

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“…Examples include Fleming and Measham (, ), Measham and Fleming (), Akbar et al . (), Lawrie et al . () and Rolfe et al .…”
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“…Examples include Fleming and Measham (, ), Measham and Fleming (), Akbar et al . (), Lawrie et al . () and Rolfe et al .…”
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confidence: 96%
“…Most of these analyse the effects of a local mining boom on the economy in specific areas of Australia, reporting mixed results. Examples include Fleming and Measham ( , 2015, Measham and Fleming (2014), Akbar et al (2013), Lawrie et al (2011) and Rolfe et al (2007). There are a number of discussion papers published by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) on the mining boom in Australia.…”
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“…Housing and planning problems associated with mining have been recorded in North America (Halseth, 1999), Europe (Feagin, 1990), and Australia (Haslam McKenzie et al, 2009). Mining developments result in rapid population growth, and consequently pressure to release land for new houses and services (Haslam McKenzie, 2013), and also rapid increases in house prices and rental fees (Rolfe et al, 2007;Carrington, Hogg, and McIntosh, 2011;Grieve and Haslam McKenzie, 2011;Lawrie, Tonts, and Plummer, 2011;Akbar, Rolfe, and Kabir, 2011;Chapman, Tonts, and Plummer, 2015). The IIED (2002, p. 65) says miners 'still live in isolation in many parts of the world, or in overcrowded "boom towns" with few social and cultural opportunities'.…”
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