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The relationship between intergenerational transfers, housing and economic outcomes - AHURI Positioning Paper No.163

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posted on 2024-11-01, 17:54 authored by Garry Barrett, Melek CigdemMelek Cigdem, Stephen Whelan, Gavin WoodGavin Wood
This research addresses three distinct but related questions around intergenerational transfers (inter vivos gifts and bequests), housing outcomes, and related economic outcomes. 1. What is the magnitude and nature of bequests and what role do they play in facilitating home ownership, changes in housing consumption or assisting home-buying households into outright home ownership? 2. What is the nature of inter vivos (financial and in-kind) transfers from older Australians to their children and what role do they play in facilitating sustainable housing outcomes? 3. What are the implications of intergenerational transfers for inequality and what are the likely consequences over time?

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Journal

AHURI Positioning Paper

Volume

2015-April

Issue

163

Start page

1

End page

64

Total pages

64

Publisher

Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute

Place published

Melbourne, Australia

Language

English

Copyright

Copyright © 2015 AHURI

Former Identifier

2006053137

Esploro creation date

2020-06-22

Fedora creation date

2015-06-02

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