All these papers measure inequality at aggregate spatial levels -- country, region or state-level But inequality is *experienced locally*. Local areas are where we come into contact w/ others, form friendships & make observations, as I argue here: ht
@gmhales @ROliveiraT Your intuition is right here, housing value inequality is a proxy (albeit imperfect) for income/wealth inequality. One important concern is rent/ownership. I got into this a bit in paper introducing the measure: https://t.co/kafMaxKX
Interesting research #AAG2023 using housing data to estimate neighbourhood inequality in the UK - drawing on Zoopla valuations and land registry sales data - useful for @PlaceManagement community https://t.co/6XEFMq2Dxr
RT @JoelSuss: My paper on neighbourhood-level inequality in the UK is now #openaccess in @economyandspace! Check it out: https://t.co/ZaguX…