Part of the answer, he realised, was that it represents rent-seeking: fighting over the spoils of productive activity rather than creation of new wealth.
Is £70m a fair take, or does it represent rent extraction?
Contemplating losing them was like facing an amputation, but they represented rent money.
end{aligned} (8)The term in brackets represents the rent over the reservation wage.
According to Franklin S. Zuckerbrot, president of Sholom & Zuckerbrot Realty, a Long Island City commercial real estate broker that represents Quiznos, rents for food uses have risen 10percentto15percentcent in the last 12 months.
As input substitution across other inputs (training, building and office expenses, monitoring and evaluation etc) is limited, it was valid to exclude all prices except for one, the cost of rent (rent) representing regional variations in prices of locally purchased goods[ 35, 37, 38].
It's important to note that this $284 billion figure for imputed rent represents the bulk of rental income attributed to people in the aggregate data for personal income.
end{aligned} (16 The term in brackets represents the union rent.
A classic mooch would go grocery shopping, buy 80 percent of the groceries for himself only, consume them, and then claim that the $200.00 grocery bill represents half the rent.
These are excluded from America's consumer-price index (CPI); instead the cost of home ownership is represented by rents.
In Salmon's view, rising swipe fees represent pure rents for the effective duopoly of Visa and MasterCard, and the Durbin amendment would help shift the balance of power towards merchants and consumers.
