Real Estate Science Podcast

In dieser Folge zu Gast: Simona Peter, Real Estate Scientist und Absolventin an der HAWK. Sie hat sich intensiv mit dem chinesischen Wohnungsmarkt und dessen Einfluss auf die Vermögensverteilung und soziale Ungleichheit beschäftigt.
Warum hat sie das gemacht? Der chinesische Wohnungsmarkt bietet ein faszinierendes Beispiel für die Auswirkungen von Privatisierung in einem vormals sozialistischen System. Die Privatisierung des Wohnungsmarktes in den 1990er Jahren hatte weitreichende Folgen für die Vermögensverteilung und soziale Ungleichheit in China.

In dieser Folge geht es um:

- Die Entwicklung des chinesischen Wohnungsmarktes von der Planwirtschaft zur Privatisierung
- Das sozialistische Umverteilungssystem und seine langfristigen Auswirkungen
- Die Rolle des Hukou-Systems und der Danwei-Einheiten in der Ressourcenverteilung
- Die unterschiedlichen Entwicklungen in städtischen und ländlichen Gebieten
- Die Methodik zur Untersuchung der Auswirkungen institutioneller Faktoren auf das Wohnvermögen
- Die Bedeutung von Wohneigentum für die Vermögensakkumulation in China
- Die Folgen der Privatisierung für die soziale Ungleichheit und Vermögensverteilung

 

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