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Why property ownership is not a path out of poverty

10 June 2015 by Alan

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Home ownership is associated with a sense of security in an unpredictable world. But recent research suggests that property ownership in and of itself provides no real poverty alleviation, either direct or indirect.

Full Article: Research Office – Why property ownership is not a path out of poverty –

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