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    5. There was a window that needed to be replaced during their tenancy. Instead of replacing the window with a new one, the landlord replaced it using only panelling on the outside and insultation on the inside. 6. The yard had garbage scattered all through it, which attracted rats to the property. The tenants took photos of this and Property Standards saw the garbage when they came to inspect the property. In addition to this, there was mouse and/or rat feces within the house. 7. On…

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    Life is difficult In the essay by Barbara Ehrenreich, titled Nickel and Dimed written in 2001. This article is talks about how Barbara was struggling through her low-income life at the time in Florida. Due to high rent and low income, Barbara experiences shows that most middle-class Americans have not been treated equally when it compares with high-class Americans. Now, she wrote this book because she wants to prove why economic crisis still exist in some parts of America. Barbara…

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    don’t have or have enough safe and healthy food to intake. An individual might believe that people who have a job should be able to feed themselves. In reality many face difficulties choosing whether to feed themselves or paying the rent in which choosing to pay the rent becomes…

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    Eviction At Home

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    with the prices going up, the landlords have also decided to bump up the prices for rent. It is easy for some to just say “These people should just get a job, maybe then they will be able to afford housing.” In reality, that is not the case, the cost of living and the wages that families and individuals get paid are not in agreement and it is even more difficult when these families are being paid minimum wage. Rent is getting more expensive, which makes it more difficult for families and…

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    Ricardo’s desire to obtain an “invariable measure of value”. In his deliberation, Smith had made land rent a component of natural price, however the theory of rent allowed Ricardo to understand the differences between agricultural and manufacturing production; Smith claimed high land rents drove up the price of wheat, whereas Ricardo showed high wheat prices drove up the price of rent. In effect, rent is viewed by Ricardo as a consequence, not a cause, of high food prices. Connecting all of…

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    There are several important factors regarding to the economic effects of monopoly. The first factor is the price-output combination between pure monopoly and perfect competitive industry. First of all, a pure monopoly is considered to be known as a price maker which means that they have complete control over the price or the amount of quantity that they sell, thus price must be lowered in order to sell more quantity on the market since they do set their own market price. Therefore, if the…

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    lack of capital. This phenomenon encourages rent-seeking behaviors in debase government officials. Government officials do not focus on economic prosperity or the wellbeing of their nation. They focus on their own person profit or gain. They take directly from the donated funds because the money is fungible and easy to steal with limited to no balances or checks. This causes a lack of focus from governments on stable economic growth. Rent-seeking behavior leads to increased civil unrest…

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    Homeownership: Case Study

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    interest deduction is to promote homeownership. Increase in homeownership has wider societal benefits, for instance causing homeowners to improve the conditions of their homes and be more engaged in their neighborhoods than if they were only paying rents. Little of the benefits of deductions go to households that have homeownership problems. In fact, most homeowners face serious housing cost burdens, which mean that they are paying more than 50% of their earnings for housing. Estimates show…

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    Rent and Accommodation Students at Exeter have a number of options when it comes to accommodation, which is useful as rent is typically going to take the largest chunk out of your monthly budget. There are university halls on campus, private halls slightly off campus and a number of privately let houses available…

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    Income Vs Redistribution

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    Additionally, transfer programs may create situations in which niches are formed thus allowing individuals or groups to become lobbyists (rent seekers) vying for the transfers payments for their…

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