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Discrimination can manifest in housing markets from "summary" of The Economics of Poverty and Discrimination by Bradley R. Schiller

Discrimination can take many forms in housing markets. One way it can manifest is through the practice of redlining, where certain areas are marked off on a map and deemed undesirable for investment or lending. This practice has historical roots in the United States, where minority neighborhoods were often redlined by banks and other financial institutions, leading to disinvestment and a lack of access to credit for residents. Another way discrimination can show up in housing markets is through steering, where real estate agents direct buyers or renters to certain neighborhoods based on their race or ethnicity. This can perpetuate segregation and limit housing choices for minority groups. In addition, discriminatory practices can also be seen in the form of di...
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    The Economics of Poverty and Discrimination

    Bradley R. Schiller

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