As described elsewhere [ 26], multi-item scales were created by summing raw items into a scale score and linearly transforming each sum to a 0 100 metric, with 100 representing the most favorable belief (highest perceived need, fewest perceived concerns, fewest affordability issues), 0 the least favorable, and scores in between representing the percentage of the total possible score.
"You don't solve an affordability crisis by getting rid of the few affordable homes we're building, yet that's exactly what this policy will do.
Although rent is high (ranked 30th in terms of affordability), few cities have cheaper places to buy a pizza or a six-pack of beer.
Greater awareness of treatment options and fewer geographic access and affordability barriers were strongly associated with an increased likelihood of AOD treatment use for both race groups.
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For example, few see that housing affordability is now excellent: The median home price in the U.S. is 2.8 times median family income, down from 3.9 times three years ago.
6 Few reports exist on the affordability of medicines and the utilisation patterns of diabetes medicines in low-income and middle-income countries where the burden of diabetes is believed to be more significant than high-income countries.
They are slowly edging out older residents, many on fixed incomes, who long ago sought the affordability of homes with fewer than 2,000 square feet.
Downtown Santa Cruz, a quirky mix of boutiques and restaurants, along with a few chain stores, reflects the growing affordability problem.
SK: As an investor in technology-led companies, we always look at a few aspects, including accessibility, usage and affordability.
Under that affordability measure, there are no fewer than 62 English local authority areas which are pricier than London.
