While affordability is traditionally assessed in economic terms, this paper tests a new
assessment method that draws closer links with sustainability by considering economic …

In this time of increasing housing demand and incessant housing supply deficit, the need for
critical success criteria (CSC) to qualitatively and quantitatively measure the performance of …

Recent housing policy debates in the UK have shifted away from discussion of housing
need to more market-oriented analyses of affordability. This article discusses the principles …

Housing affordability (HA) is considered an important determinant of a country's
socioeconomic development and stability. However, its optimal measurement has remained …

This article argues that the British housing system experienced a crisis of affordability in the
late 1980s and early 1990s, manifested in several distinct ways, and similar to problems …

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In this paper, we investigate the meaning of “affordability” in the context of health insurance.
Assessing the relationship between the affordability of coverage and the large number of …

Housing affordability has been widely recognized as an essential issue in creating
sustainable built environment especially in the context of developing world cities …

Housing affordability is a multi-dimensional issue, yet it is typically defined and assessed
quite narrowly in terms of financial criteria. The housing affordability problem encompasses …

This paper draws upon the poverty literature and examines the desirable properties of a
descriptive statistic of affordability—namely, that it should satisfy three axioms, monotonicity …