Since discounts were raised in 2012 almost 30,000 homes have been sold under the scheme but the supply of affordable homes - defined as the sum of social rent, affordable rent, intermediate rent and affordable home ownership - has shrunk dramatically over the same period.
When I changed a lump sum for rent, I lost $70 in the process.
Program costs estimated per patient as the sum of the costs of renting space, equipment, staff salaries, printed resource literature and patient parking expenses.
During Governor Shelby's term, the General Assembly had passed laws requiring that the governor, auditor, treasurer, and secretary of state live in Frankfort and allocating a sum of 100 pounds to rent living quarters for the governor.
In advising policymakers their most important role, therefore, is to bring the aspect of efficiency into the political discussion.2 In an ideal (and rather rare) case, policymakers ask economic advisors how to design policies in order to maximise welfare, i.e. the sum of consumer and producer rents.
The mother-in-law would live with the daughter-in-law, who, in turn, would pay her mother-in-law a sum of Rs. 2,500 as rent (to make up for her share in the money she received after her spouse's death), and they both ended up with the companionship of each other and the children.
When you sign a lease, you not only sign a piece of paper, but you also pay a large sum of money - usually at least one month of rent upfront, for a security deposit.
National income thus calculated represents the aggregate income of the owners of the factors of production; it is the sum of wages, salaries, profits, interest, dividends, rent, and so on.
Apart from labor market institutions, the intensity of competition prevailing on the product market should affect wages according to the theory developed above because wages are the sum of an opportunity wage and a rent component.
