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Housing Assistance and Eviction Prevention During Compound Crises: Evidence from the COVID-19 Pandemic
During economic downturns, urban policymakers must evaluate whether housing aid effectively prevents evictions. Analyzing 207,203 observations from the Understanding America Study during COVID-19 and using recursive bivariate probit models with instrumental variables, we find that housing aid is lin
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