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[³í¹®] 1Àΰ¡±¸ÀÇ ÁÖÅÃÁ¡À¯ÇüÅ / Housing Tenure of Single Person Households: Focusing on Age and Income Factors / ¿¬·É ¹× ¼Òµæ¿äÀÎÀ» Áß½ÉÀ¸·Î |
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±¹Åä°èȹ, v.48 n.1(Åë±Ç 196È£) (2013-02) |
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1Àΰ¡±¸ ; Á¡À¯ÇüÅ ; ÁÖÅüö¿ä ; °í·É°¡±¸ ; Çѱ¹º¹ÁöÆÐ³ÎÁ¶»ç ; Single Person Household ; Housing Tenure ; Housing Demand ; Ageing Population ; Korean Welfare Panel Survey |
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It has been generally accepted that the single-person households prefer renting to owning. This hypothesis supports the governmental policy increasing rental housing provision. However, it has been also found that single-person households are so heterogeneous in terms of housing demand. Based on the 2010 Korean Welfare Panel Study (KOWEPS), this paper analyzes the effect of single-person household on the tenure choice. The preference for rental housing among single-person households is still observed. However, when breaking down the total sample into age/income groups, this pattern is statistically significant only for the middle-aged and ageing households or middle-income households. In addition, being single-person household affects the impact of age and income on the tenure choice. These results imply that before providing rental housing based on the increasing single-person households, the analysis should be performed about the age or income-composition of them. |