Add to ORKGThe measured disincentive effect of housing assistance programs upon workforce participation is not large. Nevertheless, when comparing the workforce participation of public tenants and private tenants receiving Commonwealth Rent Assistance with income support recipients not receiving any housing assistance, small disincentive effects are apparent. These disincentive effects are financial, geographical, and discriminatory in character
Some studies suggest an inverse relationship between housing assistance and em-ployment. That is, wh...
Low-income housing assistance is part of the welfare state of all developed countries. The rest of t...
Housing subsidies are aimed at helping low-income individuals afford appropriate housing, but are co...
In recent years there has been increasing recognition that housing policies and programs can also af...
There is emerging interest in whether, and how, different types of rental housing assistance contrib...
There is emerging interest in whether, and how, different types of rental housing assistance contrib...
The paper will focus on one of the core issues of social inclusion 'economic participation' and its ...
This article uses administrative data on nonelderly, nondisabled households that received U.S. Depar...
There is a growing concern and interest in government, and more broadly, in the way that housing ass...
The overarching research question of National Research Venture 1 (NRV1) is: How do housing assistan...
This article describes how current and former welfare recipients receiving housing assistance differ...
Standard economic theory on subsidies and labor supply raises an unappetizing prospect - that housin...
Housing assistance (HA) measures involve the direct or indirect provision of financial or in-kind su...
If individuals limit their labour market participation because of the housing assistance program gui...
This paper examines whether the employment outcomes of Australian labour market programme participan...
Some studies suggest an inverse relationship between housing assistance and em-ployment. That is, wh...
Low-income housing assistance is part of the welfare state of all developed countries. The rest of t...
Housing subsidies are aimed at helping low-income individuals afford appropriate housing, but are co...
In recent years there has been increasing recognition that housing policies and programs can also af...
There is emerging interest in whether, and how, different types of rental housing assistance contrib...
There is emerging interest in whether, and how, different types of rental housing assistance contrib...
The paper will focus on one of the core issues of social inclusion 'economic participation' and its ...
This article uses administrative data on nonelderly, nondisabled households that received U.S. Depar...
There is a growing concern and interest in government, and more broadly, in the way that housing ass...
The overarching research question of National Research Venture 1 (NRV1) is: How do housing assistan...
This article describes how current and former welfare recipients receiving housing assistance differ...
Standard economic theory on subsidies and labor supply raises an unappetizing prospect - that housin...
Housing assistance (HA) measures involve the direct or indirect provision of financial or in-kind su...
If individuals limit their labour market participation because of the housing assistance program gui...
This paper examines whether the employment outcomes of Australian labour market programme participan...
Some studies suggest an inverse relationship between housing assistance and em-ployment. That is, wh...
Low-income housing assistance is part of the welfare state of all developed countries. The rest of t...
Housing subsidies are aimed at helping low-income individuals afford appropriate housing, but are co...