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March 2018

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Housing – New Realpolitik Needs a New Real Economics

Australia, Canada, Housing market, Metropolitan, Professor Duncan Maclennan, Shaping Futures, UK, Urban developmentBy adminMarch 28, 2018

The pressured housing markets of Sydney and Melbourne pose major challenges, from problems for aspiring homebuyers and lower-income populations to lesser-noticed impacts on urban productivity.

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Making Better Economic Cases for Housing Policies

Australia, Canada, homelessness, Housing economics, Housing market, Metropolitan, Professor Duncan Maclennan, Research report, UKBy adminMarch 28, 20181 Comment

A report examining the relationship between pressured housing markets in Sydney and economic growth.

Two women, one of whom is First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, pack a carrier bag with food at a foodbank

Child poverty pledges require bold action to redirect resources

Child poverty, Economy, Governance, Professor Stephen Sinclair, Welfare & social securityBy adminMarch 14, 2018

Stephen Sinclair argues that to meet its own ambitious child poverty goals, the Scottish Government must focus public services where they are most needed, and ensure employers play their part.

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Event: Post-industrial Cities & Urban Resilience panel discussion

Des McNulty, Glasgow, Glasgow City Council, Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce, Seminar, USABy adminMarch 1, 2018Leave a comment

Policy Scotland presents a panel discussion: ‘Post-industrial Cities & Urban Resilience: Learnings from Scotland and the U.S.’

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