Research on the problems and countermeasures of American subsidized housing in the mid to late nineteenth century
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American, Subsidized housing, Problems, Countermeasures.Abstract
Subsidized housing in the United States is an important economic issue that this article will explore what’s wrong with affordable housing in the United States today and whether government subsidies for affordable housing are justified, and so on. Food and clothing live line is the necessity of human beings. Most private developers develop houses to avoid causing prices to rise fast. And building especially low-rent housing is just a need (most of the residents living in the subsidized house) under the condition of the environment is not good. This paper used two literary and case study methods to study this topic and finally discussed the results of race factors, security factors, and economic factors. In addition, this paper tries to set up countermeasures that the government should regulate and take relevant measures, such as more subsidies and measures to improve the plot ratio. Government intervention in economics will allocate resources more efficiently and better. Solving such problems can reduce the vagrant phenomenon, reduce the spread of diseases and improve the city’s image. It can also improve people’s livelihood, promote social harmony and stability, and reduce the crime rate to a certain extent. Real estate developers and government departments also have close interests.
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