政府政策对低成本住房供求缺口与新冠肺炎影响关系的调节作用

IF 3.5 Q3 GREEN & SUSTAINABLE SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
M. S. Samsurijan, R. B. Radin Firdaus, Mohd Isa Rohayati, Andrew Ebekozien, C. Aigbavboa
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目的新冠肺炎对主要行业的影响并不能免除低成本住房(LCH)子行业。这可能增加了现有的LCH供需缺口,尤其是在马来西亚等发展中国家。研究表明,政府政策(GP)有助于减轻新冠肺炎对商品和服务的影响,包括住房相关问题。然而,关于新冠肺炎危机期间马来西亚LCH供需缺口的GP,学术文献匮乏。因此,本研究旨在调查GP对马来西亚LCH供需缺口与新冠肺炎影响之间关系的调节作用。设计/方法/方法本研究采用定量方法整理了马来西亚四个主要城市的数据。SmartPLS用于分析从受访者处检索到的305份可用问卷。结构主义理论支持了这一发展框架。调查结果显示,全科医生调节了LCH供求缺口与新冠肺炎对马来西亚低收入群体(LIG)住房交付的影响之间的关系。这意味着,研究结果通过应用全科医生来缓解差距并提高弱势群体的住房拥有率,从而对新冠肺炎时代影响LCH供需差距的问题有了更多的了解。实际意义该研究旨在促使政策制定者制定政策和计划,在当前和未来的流行病期间缓解低成本卫生的供需缺口。独创性/价值除了发达模型的理论价值外,政策制定者还可以利用该研究的建议,以马来西亚为例,缓解发展中国家在流行病期间未来的低成本卫生供需缺口。
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Moderating effect of government policy on the relationship between low-cost housing demand-supply gap and COVID-19 impact
PurposeThe COVID-19 impact across major sectors did not exempt the low-cost housing (LCH) sub-sector. This may have increased the existing LCH demand-supply gap, especially in developing countries such as Malaysia. Studies showed that government policy (GP) aids in mitigating COVID-19 impact on goods and services, including housing-related issues. However, there is an academic literature scarcity regarding GP on LCH demand-supply gap during the COVID-19 crisis in Malaysia. Hence, this study aims to investigate the moderating effect of GP on the relationship between LCH demand-supply gap and COVID-19 impact in Malaysia.Design/methodology/approachThe research utilised a quantitative method in collating the data from four major cities in Malaysia. SmartPLS was utilised to analyse the usable 305 questionnaires retrieved from respondents. Structuralist Theory supported the developed framework.FindingsFindings show that GP moderates the relationships between the LCH demand-supply gap and COVID-19 impact on Malaysia's low-income groups' (LIGs) homeownership delivery. It implies that the study's findings provide more understanding of issues influencing LCH demand-supply gap in the COVID-19 era via applying GP to mitigate the gap and improve homeownership for the disadvantaged.Practical implicationsThe study intends to stir policymakers toward formulating policies and programmes that will mitigate LCH demand-supply gap during the present and future pandemics.Originality/valueBesides the theoretical value of the developed model, policymakers can use the study's recommendations to mitigate future LCH demand-supply gaps during pandemics in developing countries using Malaysia as a case study.
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Smart and Sustainable Built Environment
Smart and Sustainable Built Environment GREEN & SUSTAINABLE SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY-
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