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Rescuing the Housing Market
This panel discussion, held at the British Academy on 31 March 2009, addressed the current problems in the housing market and examined how both homeowners and the funders of ownership can mitigate the risks inherent in the market.
Further information on the original event
Welcome and Introduction
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Introduction
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Presentation 1
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Presentation 2
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| Summary of the presentations
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| Question and answer session
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The panel discussion was preceded by a presentation on the University of Durham's Institute of Advanced Study, a member of the Consortium of Institutes of Advanced Studies
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