Laura Kettel
@laurakettel.bsky.social
Political Scientist @Aarhus University
Political Behavior, Political Economy, Local Politics
All things housing policy 🏡
laurakettel.com
Political Behavior, Political Economy, Local Politics
All things housing policy 🏡
laurakettel.com
The project is ongoing—hope to share more soon. Reach out if you're in Vancouver and want to talk market risk and political behavior. #APSA2025
September 10, 2025 at 2:26 PM
The project is ongoing—hope to share more soon. Reach out if you're in Vancouver and want to talk market risk and political behavior. #APSA2025
Rising energy prices aren’t just about budgets items, they represent exposure to market volatility that can generate financial anxiety and insecurity.
My preliminary findings suggest this burden is linked to declining satisfaction with democracy.
My preliminary findings suggest this burden is linked to declining satisfaction with democracy.
September 10, 2025 at 2:26 PM
Rising energy prices aren’t just about budgets items, they represent exposure to market volatility that can generate financial anxiety and insecurity.
My preliminary findings suggest this burden is linked to declining satisfaction with democracy.
My preliminary findings suggest this burden is linked to declining satisfaction with democracy.
The German govt, meanwhile, announced energy burden relief for industry only— households won’t see immediate cuts to energy taxes.
www.zeit.de/politik/deut...
www.zeit.de/politik/deut...
September 10, 2025 at 2:26 PM
The German govt, meanwhile, announced energy burden relief for industry only— households won’t see immediate cuts to energy taxes.
www.zeit.de/politik/deut...
www.zeit.de/politik/deut...
📊 We hear a lot about the energy crisis and price increases - how are households actually experiencing this?
According to my study (n=3000):
34% of households feel severely burdened
53% had to make unexpected additional payments
40% adjusted home energy use due to rising prices
According to my study (n=3000):
34% of households feel severely burdened
53% had to make unexpected additional payments
40% adjusted home energy use due to rising prices
September 10, 2025 at 2:26 PM
📊 We hear a lot about the energy crisis and price increases - how are households actually experiencing this?
According to my study (n=3000):
34% of households feel severely burdened
53% had to make unexpected additional payments
40% adjusted home energy use due to rising prices
According to my study (n=3000):
34% of households feel severely burdened
53% had to make unexpected additional payments
40% adjusted home energy use due to rising prices
Congratulations Jan!
September 4, 2025 at 3:10 PM
Congratulations Jan!
Amazing Jacob, huge congratulations!!
September 4, 2025 at 3:08 PM
Amazing Jacob, huge congratulations!!
✨ Smaller local govts actually permit more housing
✨ Consolidated municipalities = fewer permits, less construction
Why?? Stronger fiscal incentives + closer accountability in smaller jurisdictions
💥 Upshot: Local control isn’t always the enemy of housing growth. (2/2)
✨ Consolidated municipalities = fewer permits, less construction
Why?? Stronger fiscal incentives + closer accountability in smaller jurisdictions
💥 Upshot: Local control isn’t always the enemy of housing growth. (2/2)
June 12, 2025 at 4:24 PM
✨ Smaller local govts actually permit more housing
✨ Consolidated municipalities = fewer permits, less construction
Why?? Stronger fiscal incentives + closer accountability in smaller jurisdictions
💥 Upshot: Local control isn’t always the enemy of housing growth. (2/2)
✨ Consolidated municipalities = fewer permits, less construction
Why?? Stronger fiscal incentives + closer accountability in smaller jurisdictions
💥 Upshot: Local control isn’t always the enemy of housing growth. (2/2)
Would love to be added, if possible!
November 22, 2024 at 8:05 PM
Would love to be added, if possible!