英文摘要 |
In housing adjustment behavior, does the preference of a social group-self relationship exist? If it does, how can the deliberation of such a reasonable context be connected? This article attempts to integrate the preference formation model in terms of its economic and social aspects, and to review the behavioral features of the individual pending relocation. As indicated in the study, the impact of the social group-self relationship is no less than would be reasonable in an individual economy. In addition, factors such as location recognition, social support and family culture help shape the intangible housing value, and are likely to facilitate or check the intention of the household regarding the anticipated move. |