True (a)/False (b) 37. The complex of housing includes discrimination, which adds to the problem of lack of affordable housing 38. Housing market theories include the concept that as houses decline in quality and cost, they tend to filter downward while housing with rising incomes filter upwards 39. Low-income housing - providing housing for the poor – affects a wide range of income groups as a greater issue of affordability 40. Public housing and urban renewal are linked, but have produced some problems - mostly due to social-economic differences

True (a)/False (b) 37. The complex of housing includes discrimination, which adds to the problem of lack of affordable housing 38. Housing market theories include the concept that as houses decline in quality and cost, they tend to filter downward while housing with rising incomes filter upwards 39. Low-income housing - providing housing for the poor – affects a wide range of income groups as a greater issue of affordability 40. Public housing and urban renewal are linked, but have produced some problems - mostly due to social-economic differences

Principles of Economics 2e

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Chapter22: Inflation

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