That, at least, is the conclusion of Matthew Rablen and Andrew Oswald of the University of Warwick, in England.

上述结论，至少是英国沃里克大学马太·拉伯伦与安德鲁·奥斯瓦尔德得出的结论。

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A decade ago Andrew Oswald of the University of Warwick in Britain argued that excessive home-ownership kills jobs.

十年前，英国华威大学教授安德鲁。奥斯瓦德曾经提出：房产所有权过高，工作受阻。

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Andrew Oswald, professor of economics at Warwick University, provides the following data points to ponder, based on surveys of life-satisfaction.

华威大学(Warwick University)经济学教授安德鲁·奥斯瓦尔德(Andrew Oswald)基于生活满意度调查提供了如下数据点，供我们思考。

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But a new study by Andrew Oswald, an economist at Britain's Warwick University, suggests that a high rate of owner-occupation may not be so good for the economy.

ECONOMIST: When home is a prison

According to Andrew Oswald of Warwick University, only 80 of the world's 1, 200 most-cited scientists are working in Britain, compared with 700 in America, whose lead is growing.

ECONOMIST: Higher education

The article, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences by economists Jan-Emmanuel De Neve and Andrew Oswald, has policy, business, and personal consequences.

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