Martin Duck
@martyduck.bsky.social
Post-Doctoral Research Associate at The University of Sydney in the Discipline of Political Economy: Housing, finance, inequality and democracy
I have no problem with the state incentivising new supply from private actors if grants/subsidies/incentives are tied to the production of new dwellings, but we don't even do that: currently financial and fiscal measures encourage speculation on the existing stock by small-scale landlords.
November 13, 2025 at 12:48 AM
I have no problem with the state incentivising new supply from private actors if grants/subsidies/incentives are tied to the production of new dwellings, but we don't even do that: currently financial and fiscal measures encourage speculation on the existing stock by small-scale landlords.
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Martin Duck, @mdemac.bsky.social and @mkonings.bsky.social on the role of states in reinforcing asset-based welfare policies and class positions, in ”The Edges of the Asset Economy: Housing, Class, and Social Change?”
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October 24, 2025 at 11:47 AM
Martin Duck, @mdemac.bsky.social and @mkonings.bsky.social on the role of states in reinforcing asset-based welfare policies and class positions, in ”The Edges of the Asset Economy: Housing, Class, and Social Change?”
www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....