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NON-MANIPULABLE HOUSE ALLOCATION WITH RENT CONTROL
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Svensson, Lars-Gunnar
, Andersson, Tommy
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Allocation
/ Allocative efficiency
/ Alternative approaches
/ constrained efficiency
/ Economic analysis
/ Economic equilibrium
/ Economic theory
/ Economics
/ Economics and Business
/ Ekonomi och näringsliv
/ Equilibrium
/ Equilibrium prices
/ House allocation
/ Housing market
/ Housing prices
/ Life control
/ Local government
/ Market equilibrium prices
/ Nationalekonomi
/ non‐manipulability
/ Pareto efficiency
/ Price ceilings
/ Price efficiency
/ Price theory
/ Price vector
/ Prices
/ Public administration
/ Rationing
/ rationing price equilibrium
/ Rent control
/ Rents
/ Samhällsvetenskap
/ Social Sciences
/ Studies
2014
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NON-MANIPULABLE HOUSE ALLOCATION WITH RENT CONTROL
by
Svensson, Lars-Gunnar
, Andersson, Tommy
in
Allocation
/ Allocative efficiency
/ Alternative approaches
/ constrained efficiency
/ Economic analysis
/ Economic equilibrium
/ Economic theory
/ Economics
/ Economics and Business
/ Ekonomi och näringsliv
/ Equilibrium
/ Equilibrium prices
/ House allocation
/ Housing market
/ Housing prices
/ Life control
/ Local government
/ Market equilibrium prices
/ Nationalekonomi
/ non‐manipulability
/ Pareto efficiency
/ Price ceilings
/ Price efficiency
/ Price theory
/ Price vector
/ Prices
/ Public administration
/ Rationing
/ rationing price equilibrium
/ Rent control
/ Rents
/ Samhällsvetenskap
/ Social Sciences
/ Studies
2014
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NON-MANIPULABLE HOUSE ALLOCATION WITH RENT CONTROL
by
Svensson, Lars-Gunnar
, Andersson, Tommy
in
Allocation
/ Allocative efficiency
/ Alternative approaches
/ constrained efficiency
/ Economic analysis
/ Economic equilibrium
/ Economic theory
/ Economics
/ Economics and Business
/ Ekonomi och näringsliv
/ Equilibrium
/ Equilibrium prices
/ House allocation
/ Housing market
/ Housing prices
/ Life control
/ Local government
/ Market equilibrium prices
/ Nationalekonomi
/ non‐manipulability
/ Pareto efficiency
/ Price ceilings
/ Price efficiency
/ Price theory
/ Price vector
/ Prices
/ Public administration
/ Rationing
/ rationing price equilibrium
/ Rent control
/ Rents
/ Samhällsvetenskap
/ Social Sciences
/ Studies
2014
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NON-MANIPULABLE HOUSE ALLOCATION WITH RENT CONTROL
2014
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Overview
In many real-life house allocation problems, rents are bounded from above by price ceilings imposed by a government or a local administration. This is known as rent control. Because some price equilibria may be disqualified given such restrictions, this paper proposes an alternative equilibrium concept, called rationing price equilibrium, tailored to capture the specific features of housing markets with rent control. An allocation rule that always selects a rationing price equilibrium is defined, and it is demonstrated to be constrained efficient and (group) non-manipulable for \"almost all\" preference profiles. In its bounding cases, the rule reduces to a number of well-known mechanisms from the matching literature. In this sense, the housing market with rent control investigated in this paper integrates several of the predominant matching models into a more general framework.
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