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The Effects of Rent Control Expansion on Tenants, Landlords, and Inequality
The quasi-experimental study found lower mobility and displacement among incumbent tenants affected by San Francisco's 1994 rent-control expansion, while treated landlords reduced rental supply by 15 percent. Its estimates concern that specific policy design and population.
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The quasi-experimental study found lower mobility and displacement among incumbent tenants affected by San Francisco's 1994 rent-control expansion, while treated landlords reduced rental supply by 15 percent. Its estimates concern that specific policy design and population.
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