Titlebook: Housing Economics; A Historical Approac Geoffrey Meen,Kenneth Gibb,Christian A. Nygaard Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Aut

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Speculation, Sub-division, Banking Fraud and Enlightened Self-interest: The Making of the Contempornd large parts of the Empire. It demonstrates the key characteristics of the medieval-based property law system in operation in Scotland and also discusses the collapse of the City of Glasgow bank in 1878 and its impact; subsequently, no other major bank failures occurred in the UK until the Norther

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Building Our Way Out of Trouble, in the provision of housing expanded after the Great War, but the proportion of GDP devoted to housing has exhibited little evidence of an upward trend since then. High levels of building have rarely consistently taken place, except following times of national emergency or when the wider economy wa

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Final Reflections, sustainability of housing and how economists may make a positive contribution to the debate. Housing faces a set of possibly irreconcilable choices between the need for large numbers of new homes, particularly for the young and for future generations, and the need to protect the environment. Neithe

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