Titlebook: Housing Policy Analysis; British Housing in C Stuart Lowe Textbook 2004Latest edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2004

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The Sustainability of Home Ownership,e twenty-first century Britain had caught up with the other English-speaking nations in the OECD group and indeed, with nearly 70 per cent of households living in owner occupied property, was at the upper end of the English-speaking cluster. The major reason for this transition was the underlying im

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Comparative Housing,culture had in fusing the historical links between a cluster of English-speaking, home owning societies. The consequences of globalization — with its themes of broadening, stretching and increased velocity — for the British state and the governance of British housing were discussed in Chapter 2. Fin

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Textbook 2004Latest editions to shape society, Lowe sets British housing in its global context..Written in an accessible style, .Housing Policy Analysis. leads the reader through the basic concepts to more challenging themes. It will be important reading for students of housing studies, social policy, public policy and applied social studies.

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the risk dimension of portfolios. For this reason, they are commonly known as risk-based asset allocation approaches or strategies. This chapter illustrates two examples which are representative of this class of asset allocation methodology: the global minimum-variance strategy and the optimal risk

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Stuart Lowee our knowledge of the nature and intensity of the diversification offered by the portfolios in the opportunity set; to gain a more profound and/or alternative assessment of the risk of optimal portfolios; to verify, at least in probabilistic terms, the extent to which optimal portfolios satisfy the