Living Arrangements Matter Not Just to Your Parents but Also to Policymakers

Guillaume Vandenbroucke

The Regional Economist, 2015, issue April

Abstract: The decision to look for a job, as well as some measures of income inequality, are closely connected with the living arrangements people choose and, therefore, are important to policymakers.

Date: 2015
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