In this report, Peter Dreier provides an overview of U.S. housing policy, analyzes what has failed (and, in come cases, worked) in the past, and sets forth a strategy for more effectively allocating responsibilities among different levels of government. In particular, Dreier argues that the federal government should develop stronger links with metropolitan regions as opposed to states or cities.
About: Housing policy in the United States is made and carried out through a complex mosaic of federal, state, county, and municipal governments.
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