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Marriage entry, divorce and reconciliation: The unintended consequence of the home purchase restriction policy in China

Economics

Marriage entry, divorce and reconciliation: The unintended consequence of the home purchase restriction policy in China

Z. Chang, W. Li, et al.

This insightful study by Zheng Chang, Weifeng Li, Mi Diao, and Xin Li examines the unexpected socio-economic impacts of China's home purchase restrictions on marriage and divorce trends. Discover how these policies influence family dynamics and what it means for the future of housing and relationships.

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