This paper argues that hydrocarbon producers with high rents per capita constitute a specific category in the broader universe of rent-dependent countries, facing a specific set of development challenges that are not shared by mid-rent countries.
Concessions in Ireland cover tuition in certain fields only, like information technology and foreign languages, and Greek parents can deduct part of the rent of dependent children attending school.
Nabni warned that pinning all hopes on long-term hydrocarbon rent "makes Algeria dependent on a risky game of dice".
According to George C. Ballantyne, senior vice president and New England regional manager of Sotheby's International Realty, responses to what only a few years ago would have been considered astronomic rents are largely dependent on where people come from.
In the decade between 2001 and 2011, the proportion of privately rented households with dependent children increased from 19% to 29%, highlighting a growing reliance on the sector by families.
Hence, the empirical literature suggests that training yields a productivity-dependent rent that is not offset by increased wages.
But analysts said most regional malls were not heavily dependent on rent revenue from movie theaters.
Dependent as "Rent" is on a young audience and fueled by the occasional celebrity casting announcement, its grosses could be erratic.
For several reasons these ended in 1976, leaving me dependent on rent from lodgers to whom I sublet rooms in my council house, having some to spare because my wife and I had separated.
Using evidence about incomes and affordability for the lowest income groups, which are most dependent on renting, they urge the adoption of a "living rent", closely attuned to local income levels, to ensure that average housing costs are no greater than 28% of incomes.
The hidalgos enjoyed some exceptional privileges and were dependent on rents or offices.
