On government (in)action and housing (un)affordability

摘要

'Housing affordability' is a catch-all banner for a grab bag of public concerns linked to rising house prices. Some people resent spending more of their pay packet on housing. Some fear that younger Australians will be locked out of the housing market. Patterns of home ownership are increasing inequality between and among generations. Others fret about the risks that higher house prices pose to the economy.