Canada’s housing markets : benefits, barriers and bringing balance / Wayne Easter, chair.: XC26-1/1-421-15E-PDF
"During the study, the Committee was cognizant that Canada does not have a single housing market, but rather several markets across the country’s regions. For economists, ensuring that a regional housing market is balanced involves considerations that are similar to ensuring equilibrium in any market: the relationship between demand and supply. While accepting the common notion of balance as equilibrium, the Committee – as legislators representing the nation’s citizens – interprets the notion of housing market balance in Canada in a somewhat broader manner: a balanced housing market ensures access to affordable housing for the greatest number of Canadians, while maintaining stability in Canada’s housing markets and in the country’s financial system with a view to protecting borrowers, lenders and taxpayers" -- Introduction, p. 1.
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| Title | Canada’s housing markets : benefits, barriers and bringing balance / Wayne Easter, chair. |
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| Publication type | Monograph - View Master Record |
| Language | [English] |
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| Description | viii, 65 p. : charts. |
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