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AIM-HR: An Open Model for Australian Housing Reform
Methodology, assumptions and public reference scenarios for an auditable housing-reform model.
Closed models drive most of the housing debate in Australia. AIM-HR is built to be the open alternative — transparent inputs, auditable assumptions and reference scenarios that everyone can scrutinise. This report documents the model and lays out reform-relevant scenarios for public consideration.
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