Social Housing Policy Analysis

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What did Boys Smith and Morton argue about high rise social housing?

It leads to lower crime rates, stronger communities, and better health and education outcomes for residents
It leads to moderate crime rates, moderate communities, and moderate health and education outcomes for residents
It has no impact on crime rates, communities, or health and education outcomes for residents
It leads to higher crime rates, weaker communities, and poorer health and education outcomes for residents (correct)

What did the Policy Exchange report call for regarding social housing in 'expensive areas'?

To be sold off in order to fund housebuilding in 'cheaper' areas (correct)
To be retained and improved to attract more residents
To be demolished and replaced with commercial buildings
To be converted into high rise social housing

What was the demographic composition of many households in the Halcon case study?

Large extended families
Elderly couples living alone
Vulnerable women and their children (correct)
Young professionals sharing accommodation

What was the impact of domestic violence on the housing situation in Halcon?

<p>Victims of domestic violence were frequently rehoused in Halcon, leading to vulnerable households targeted by criminals (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers