Home ownership, mortgages and psychological distress
By J. Cairney, Michael H. Boyle. 2004
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Subfields: Demography, Finance, Health
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- Psychosocial routes from housing investment to health: Evidence from England's home energy efficiency scheme (2012, background): “An earlier paper by the Warm Front Study Group (Critchley et al., 2007) confirms this route to health via the improved living conditions of raised temperatures and thermal comfort. Second, Warm Front seeks to alleviate financial insecurities identified by Nettleton and Burrows (1998) and Taylor et a”
- The relationship between personal debt and mental health: a systematic review (2011, background): “'s finding about owning a house with a mortgage is reflected in Cairney and Boyle's (2004)”