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Housing Markets and Complexity Economics

Guest editorial

Stephanie Rozelle Yates
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The search for capital adequacy in the mortgage market: a case of black swan blindness

James R. Follain
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Hidden complexity in housing markets: a case for alternative models and techniques

David Wyman; Elaine Worzala; Maury Seldin
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Applying Latin hypercube sampling to agent-based models: Understanding foreclosure contagion effects

Andrew J. Collins; Michael J. Seiler; Marshall Gangel; Menion Croll
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A general model of mortgage failure tipping point with an example from Southern California 2006-2007

Guoping Huang; Stephanie Yates; Grant Ian Thrall; Richard Peiser
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A panel error correction approach to explore spatial correlation patterns of the dominant housing market in Australian capital cities

Le Ma; Chunlu Liu
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The contribution of social area analysis: Modelling house price variations at the neighbourhood level in Australia

Richard Reed
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