
doi: 10.1007/bf01796818
pmid: 12342570
The authors analyze the relationship between divorce and housing in the Netherlands. "We first describe the increase in the number of divorces since the early seventies as a context for our subsequent analysis of residential mobility and housing demand among the divorced. Expectations for future developments from now till the year 2000 are evaluated. We base our analysis on the general statistics compiled by the Dutch Central Bureau of Statistics..., data from the 'National Survey of Housing Needs' 1981..., and a small survey we conducted in the municipality of Nieuwegein.... As recently as the early seventies, divorce had a relatively minor impact on the housing market in the Netherlands. But in the last decade the role of divorce in the process of household formation and dissolution has grown dramatically [and has had] an increasing impact on mobility and housing demand...." (SUMMARY IN FRE)
Family Characteristics, Health Services Needs and Demand, Geography, Marital Status, Economics, Developed Countries, Research, Population, Population Dynamics, Statistics as Topic, Europe, Divorce, Residence Characteristics, Housing, Marriage, Demography, Forecasting, Netherlands
Family Characteristics, Health Services Needs and Demand, Geography, Marital Status, Economics, Developed Countries, Research, Population, Population Dynamics, Statistics as Topic, Europe, Divorce, Residence Characteristics, Housing, Marriage, Demography, Forecasting, Netherlands
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