Calculate the degree of imbalance in each year based on the data given in the table below for a hypothetical office market. Clearly explain your calculations and the rationale they are based on. Total Stock sq.m Vacant Stock sq.m. Change in Rents (%) 2017 91,254 11,210 -2.1 2018 91,298 8,680 -1.2 2019 91,470 6,590 0 2020 92,150 10,215 -1.7

Calculate the degree of imbalance in each year based on the data given in the table below for a hypothetical office market. Clearly explain your calculations and the rationale they are based on. Total Stock sq.m Vacant Stock sq.m. Change in Rents (%) 2017 91,254 11,210 -2.1 2018 91,298 8,680 -1.2 2019 91,470 6,590 0 2020 92,150 10,215 -1.7

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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