Does Juan Carlos or Nelson obtain a larger price cut in the Spanish housing market?

Using a unique dataset and a nonparametric decomposition, we determine whether immigrants with native names, immigrants with foreign names, and natives have different outcomes in Spain’s housing market. Results suggest that immigrants with native names achieve greater discounts relative to immigrant...

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Main Authors: Raya, J, Nicodemo, C, McMillen, D
Format: Journal article
Published: SAGE Publications 2018
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description Using a unique dataset and a nonparametric decomposition, we determine whether immigrants with native names, immigrants with foreign names, and natives have different outcomes in Spain’s housing market. Results suggest that immigrants with native names achieve greater discounts relative to immigrants with non-Spanish names. As a robustness check, we prove that this is not due to the country of birth. We observe that most of the difference in price across immigrant groups remains unexplained, which may imply some form of discrimination (pure or statistical) against immigrants with non-native names.
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spelling oxford-uuid:bfdb104d-2dde-4c92-ac11-c07d8d918c5e2022-03-27T05:50:36ZDoes Juan Carlos or Nelson obtain a larger price cut in the Spanish housing market?Journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:bfdb104d-2dde-4c92-ac11-c07d8d918c5eSymplectic Elements at OxfordSAGE Publications2018Raya, JNicodemo, CMcMillen, DUsing a unique dataset and a nonparametric decomposition, we determine whether immigrants with native names, immigrants with foreign names, and natives have different outcomes in Spain’s housing market. Results suggest that immigrants with native names achieve greater discounts relative to immigrants with non-Spanish names. As a robustness check, we prove that this is not due to the country of birth. We observe that most of the difference in price across immigrant groups remains unexplained, which may imply some form of discrimination (pure or statistical) against immigrants with non-native names.
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Does Juan Carlos or Nelson obtain a larger price cut in the Spanish housing market?
title Does Juan Carlos or Nelson obtain a larger price cut in the Spanish housing market?
title_full Does Juan Carlos or Nelson obtain a larger price cut in the Spanish housing market?
title_fullStr Does Juan Carlos or Nelson obtain a larger price cut in the Spanish housing market?
title_full_unstemmed Does Juan Carlos or Nelson obtain a larger price cut in the Spanish housing market?
title_short Does Juan Carlos or Nelson obtain a larger price cut in the Spanish housing market?
title_sort does juan carlos or nelson obtain a larger price cut in the spanish housing market
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