Rent and household income in Brazil

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The objective of the paper is to analyze rent participation in household expenditure using the 2001 Brazilian household survey (PNAD/IBGE). The results show that rent participation in household expenditure is higher for low-income classes than it is for higher income groups. Accordingly, the share of low-income households in rented houses is low relatively to other income groups. The limited supply of affordable housing for low-income households in Brazil causes families to live in improvised homes, slums and irregular dwellings.

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Kilsztajna, S., Rossbach, A., do Carmo, M. S. N., Sugahara, G. T. L., Lopes, E. de S., & Lima, L. Z. (2009). Rent and household income in Brazil. Revista de Economia Contemporanea, 13(1), 113–134. https://doi.org/10.1590/s1415-98482009000100005

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