Completing the supply experiment

Published 1981

With interim research findings available on all the issues that motivated the Housing Assistance Supply Experiment, HASE staff and HUD are reviewing plans for the remainder of the experiment. HASE staff propose reducing efforts to measure the program's market effects (because they are slight), while giving more attention to (1) analyzing housing market behavior under various supply and demand conditions, and (2) modeling household decisions to enroll in the program--and, once enrolled, to take the action needed to qualify for payments. Plans for topical research contributing to these goals are described under five headings: supply response and housing market behavior, residential mobility and neighborhood change, program eligibility and participation, how the program affects participants, and community and client attitudes. Plans for auditing postbaseline survey files are also explained.

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