Inclusionary housing (IH) is a regulatory instrument adopted by local governments in many countries to produce affordable capturing resources created through the marketplace. In order assess whether it efficient, scholarly attention has been widely focused on its evaluation. However, there lack of studies evaluating IH from governance perspective. Since about involving private actors production...

This research examines the relationships between urban productivity and affordable rental housing, focusing particularly on location availability of housing relative to employment labour markets in capital cities satellite cities. Lower income (Q2) workers who play critical roles economies are more likely experience stress (exceeding 30% their costs) these markets.

INTRODUCTION Frequent admitters to hospitals are high-cost patients who strain finite healthcare resources. However, the exact risk factors for frequent admissions, which can be used to guide risk stratification and design effective interventions locally, remain unknown. Our study aimed to identify the clinical and sociodemographic risk factors associated with frequent hospital admissions in Si...

Ever since the seminal work of Stigler (1962), economists have recognized that information in markets is costly to acquire and can lead to “search frictions”. The remarkable growth in online search has substantially lowered the cost of information acquisition. Despite this, there is little evidence concerning the extent to which this has altered the search process and raised overall matching ef...

Although it is commonly believed that immigration leads to a high crime rate, this relationship is far from conclusive. This paper contributes to this line of research by exploring the case of China, a country undergoing rapid and profound urbanization. We collected and analyzed the arrest and prosecution data from the procuratorates of 306 prefectures in China, combined with interviews with ni...