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Locataire ou propriétaire ?

Philippe Thalmann
2002
Books

Abstract

Etude basée sur une enquête importante (qualitative et quantitative) conduite en 1996 auprès de la population suisse pour analyser ses conditions d'habitation, ses aspirations en matière de logement , les difficultés à accéder à la propriété. Le livre compare encore l'attitude face à la propriété du logement des femmes et des hommes, évalue les avantages économiques et autres d'être propriétaire de son logement, compare la situation en Suisse avec d'autres pays et apporte des explications de la très faible proportion de propriétaires en Suisse, et fait finalement des propositions pour la politique du logement en faveur de la propriété.

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Philippe Thalmann
2002
Books

Abstract

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/7dc9db35-a1f7-435d-a8dc-42f395cf410a

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