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The Role of Consistent Implementation of Policy: An Assessment of the Section 502 Low-income Homeownership Program

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  • George W. McCarthy Jr.
  • Roberto G. Quercia
  • Gabor Bognar

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  • George W. McCarthy Jr. & Roberto G. Quercia & Gabor Bognar, 1994. "The Role of Consistent Implementation of Policy: An Assessment of the Section 502 Low-income Homeownership Program," Economics Working Paper Archive wp_106, Levy Economics Institute.
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    2. John Weicher, 1980. "Housing: Federal Policies and Programs," Books, American Enterprise Institute, number 650583, September.
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