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The sweet burden: Does homeownership improve the economic status of households?
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Discover how homeownership affects household economic status in China through the insightful research conducted by Manyi Luo, Shihu Zhong, and Jie Chen. This study reveals surprising findings about the negative impacts of mortgage debt on economic mobility and highlights the role of intergenerational financial support.
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