Lecture

Real Estate Economics: Price Restrictions

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This lecture covers the economic implications of price restrictions in real estate markets, including price ceilings and price floors. It explains the impact of these restrictions on buyers, sellers, and overall market efficiency, as well as the consequences of government intervention in setting maximum and minimum prices for land. The lecture also discusses the redistribution of surplus between different market participants and the potential risks associated with secondary markets.

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