Low-income Housing in Latin America and the Caribbean
Housing is one of the most important sectors of the economy -- in developing countries as in richer ones -- with large positive externalities in terms of economic growth, public health and societal stability. It is the primary form of asset accumul...
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okr-10986-103012021-04-23T14:02:50Z Low-income Housing in Latin America and the Caribbean Jha, Abhas K. ACCOUNTING AGENTS BANK REGULATION CAPITAL MARKETS CENTRAL BANKS CONSTRUCTION LOANS CONTRACT ENFORCEMENT CREDIT INSURANCE CREDIT RISK CREDITWORTHINESS DEBT DECENTRALIZATION DEFICITS DEPOSITS DEREGULATION DEVELOPERS EXTERNALITIES FINANCE COMPANIES FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS FINANCIAL SYSTEMS FORECLOSURE HOUSEHOLDS HOUSES HOUSING HOUSING DEMAND HOUSING DEVELOPMENT HOUSING FINANCE HOUSING INDICATORS HOUSING MARKETS HOUSING POLICY HOUSING PROVISION HOUSING SUBSIDIES HOUSING UNITS INFLATION INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT INSURANCE INTEREST RATES LAWS LEGAL FRAMEWORK LOCAL GOVERNMENTS MACROECONOMIC STABILITY MICROFINANCE MORTGAGE INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS MORTGAGE MARKETS MORTGAGE POOLS MORTGAGES NET YIELDS OPERATING COSTS PENSION FUNDS PRIVATE HOUSING PRIVATE SECTOR PUBLIC POLICY REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT RENT CONTROL RENTAL HOUSING RENTS RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE RIGHT TO ADEQUATE HOUSING SAVINGS SECONDARY MORTGAGE MARKET SECONDARY MORTGAGE MARKETS SECURITIES SECURITIZATION SLUMS SYSTEMIC RISK TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TENANTS TRANSACTION COSTS UNDERWRITING UNDERWRITING STANDARDS URBAN DEVELOPMENT URBAN LAND URBAN LAND MARKETS URBAN PLANNING URBAN POLICIES URBANIZATION VALUATION ZONING Housing is one of the most important sectors of the economy -- in developing countries as in richer ones -- with large positive externalities in terms of economic growth, public health and societal stability. It is the primary form of asset accumulation for the poor -- often representing more than 50 percent of the assets of households. However, housing systems in developing countries are dominated by badly designed, poorly targeted, and inefficient government subsidies, market failures in land markets, overwhelming informality, a predominance of powerful vested interests and a growing slum population. This paper addresses the following headings: the housing sector in Latin American countries (LAC); the World Bank Group housing strategy in LAC; and the challenges ahead. 2012-08-13T11:06:24Z 2012-08-13T11:06:24Z 2007-01 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2007/01/7411962/low-income-housing-latin-america-caribbean http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10301 English en breve; No. 101 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Brief Publications & Research Latin America & Caribbean |
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ACCOUNTING AGENTS BANK REGULATION CAPITAL MARKETS CENTRAL BANKS CONSTRUCTION LOANS CONTRACT ENFORCEMENT CREDIT INSURANCE CREDIT RISK CREDITWORTHINESS DEBT DECENTRALIZATION DEFICITS DEPOSITS DEREGULATION DEVELOPERS EXTERNALITIES FINANCE COMPANIES FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS FINANCIAL SYSTEMS FORECLOSURE HOUSEHOLDS HOUSES HOUSING HOUSING DEMAND HOUSING DEVELOPMENT HOUSING FINANCE HOUSING INDICATORS HOUSING MARKETS HOUSING POLICY HOUSING PROVISION HOUSING SUBSIDIES HOUSING UNITS INFLATION INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT INSURANCE INTEREST RATES LAWS LEGAL FRAMEWORK LOCAL GOVERNMENTS MACROECONOMIC STABILITY MICROFINANCE MORTGAGE INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS MORTGAGE MARKETS MORTGAGE POOLS MORTGAGES NET YIELDS OPERATING COSTS PENSION FUNDS PRIVATE HOUSING PRIVATE SECTOR PUBLIC POLICY REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT RENT CONTROL RENTAL HOUSING RENTS RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE RIGHT TO ADEQUATE HOUSING SAVINGS SECONDARY MORTGAGE MARKET SECONDARY MORTGAGE MARKETS SECURITIES SECURITIZATION SLUMS SYSTEMIC RISK TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TENANTS TRANSACTION COSTS UNDERWRITING UNDERWRITING STANDARDS URBAN DEVELOPMENT URBAN LAND URBAN LAND MARKETS URBAN PLANNING URBAN POLICIES URBANIZATION VALUATION ZONING |
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ACCOUNTING AGENTS BANK REGULATION CAPITAL MARKETS CENTRAL BANKS CONSTRUCTION LOANS CONTRACT ENFORCEMENT CREDIT INSURANCE CREDIT RISK CREDITWORTHINESS DEBT DECENTRALIZATION DEFICITS DEPOSITS DEREGULATION DEVELOPERS EXTERNALITIES FINANCE COMPANIES FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS FINANCIAL SYSTEMS FORECLOSURE HOUSEHOLDS HOUSES HOUSING HOUSING DEMAND HOUSING DEVELOPMENT HOUSING FINANCE HOUSING INDICATORS HOUSING MARKETS HOUSING POLICY HOUSING PROVISION HOUSING SUBSIDIES HOUSING UNITS INFLATION INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT INSURANCE INTEREST RATES LAWS LEGAL FRAMEWORK LOCAL GOVERNMENTS MACROECONOMIC STABILITY MICROFINANCE MORTGAGE INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS MORTGAGE MARKETS MORTGAGE POOLS MORTGAGES NET YIELDS OPERATING COSTS PENSION FUNDS PRIVATE HOUSING PRIVATE SECTOR PUBLIC POLICY REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT RENT CONTROL RENTAL HOUSING RENTS RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE RIGHT TO ADEQUATE HOUSING SAVINGS SECONDARY MORTGAGE MARKET SECONDARY MORTGAGE MARKETS SECURITIES SECURITIZATION SLUMS SYSTEMIC RISK TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TENANTS TRANSACTION COSTS UNDERWRITING UNDERWRITING STANDARDS URBAN DEVELOPMENT URBAN LAND URBAN LAND MARKETS URBAN PLANNING URBAN POLICIES URBANIZATION VALUATION ZONING Jha, Abhas K. Low-income Housing in Latin America and the Caribbean |
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en breve; No. 101 |
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Housing is one of the most important
sectors of the economy -- in developing countries as in
richer ones -- with large positive externalities in terms of
economic growth, public health and societal stability. It is
the primary form of asset accumulation for the poor -- often
representing more than 50 percent of the assets of
households. However, housing systems in developing countries
are dominated by badly designed, poorly targeted, and
inefficient government subsidies, market failures in land
markets, overwhelming informality, a predominance of
powerful vested interests and a growing slum population.
This paper addresses the following headings: the housing
sector in Latin American countries (LAC); the World Bank
Group housing strategy in LAC; and the challenges ahead. |
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Publications & Research :: Brief |
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Jha, Abhas K. |
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Jha, Abhas K. |
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Jha, Abhas K. |
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Low-income Housing in Latin America and the Caribbean |
title_short |
Low-income Housing in Latin America and the Caribbean |
title_full |
Low-income Housing in Latin America and the Caribbean |
title_fullStr |
Low-income Housing in Latin America and the Caribbean |
title_full_unstemmed |
Low-income Housing in Latin America and the Caribbean |
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low-income housing in latin america and the caribbean |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2012 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2007/01/7411962/low-income-housing-latin-america-caribbean http://hdl.handle.net/10986/10301 |
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