TOPIC: Economic ImpactSTATE: DelawareTYPE: Research ReportDATE: November 2004AUTHOR: William Latham, Ph.D. on behalf of the Delaware Housing CoalitionDESCRIPTION: A coalition of housing advocates in Delaware proposed investing $60 million to meet the state’s affordable housing needs. This study assesses the economic impacts if that request were fully funded. The researcher found that an investment of $60 million would have a $420 million economic benefit for the entire state of Delaware.
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