Примеры использования Occupied housing на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Owner occupied housing.
Measuring of imputed rents for owner occupied housing.
Owner occupied housing.
A high proportion of households(68.4 per cent)live in owner occupied housing.
Owner occupied housing in cost of living indexes.
Table 17 reflects the number of families living in occupied housing units.
A/ Occupied housing resources: data of the National Population Census.
Amenities and facilities in occupied housing units are given below.
Owner occupied housing: market price approach to user cost.
Swedish re-considerations of user-cost approaches to owner occupied housing.
Occupied housing units by type of housing unit for selected cities.
Swedish re-considerations of user-cost approaches to owner occupied housing.
Includes owner occupied housing and excludes gambling, lottery and life insurance.
This conclusion is at variance with the practice of those countries which include the imputed rents on owner occupied housing in their CPI.
Private consumption except owner occupied housing, gambling, lottery and life insurance.
Occupied housing units by type of housing unit and urban/rural location.
There are approximately 171 million occupied housing units in western Europe compared with about 106 million in the US.
One question raised is to what extent estimates for the rental market are affected by the relative size of the rental market compared to the owner occupied housing market.
Vi. owner occupied housing and other goods and services produced for own final consumption.
The coverage of goods and services corresponds to final consumption expenditures of households in the SNA with the exception that rents andimputed rentals for owner occupied housing is not included in the CPI.
A harmonized price index for owner occupied housing- experiences from the Eurostat pilot study.
States should implement public information campaigns aimed at informing secondary occupants and other relevant parties of their rights and of the legal consequences of noncompliance with housing, land and property restitution decisions and judgements,including failing to vacate occupied housing, land and property voluntarily and damaging and/or looting of occupied housing, land and property.
Accordingly, for owner occupied housing a user-cost approach is taken cf. Ribe, 2001; Statistics Sweden, 2001.
The discussion raised several issues including the possibility of creating sample draws for both owner occupied housing and(other) house price indices(HPIs) from the same universe with known probabilities of selection.
As the Commission's proposal for owner occupied housing turned out to be highly controversial, the Government later called on the Swedish Institute for Economic Research for a supplementary analysis KI, 2001.
The international recommendations on National Accounts(NA)have established the criterion that any occupied housing unit, whether owner-occupied or rented, should be considered as a non financial asset, producing a flow of services.
Imputed prices, including the imputed rents for owner occupied housing, are hypothetical prices which have no place in a price index intended to measure inflation.
Two issues need to be addressed in the estimation of owner occupied housing: the estimation of expenditure weights and determining what price and quantity data should be provided by countries to estimate PPPs.
In the household-dwelling concept, then, the number of occupied housing units and the number of households occupying them is equal, and the locations of the housing units and households are identical.
The 2002 census statistics indicated that only 17% of single- households occupied housing structures(with 10% in rural areas and 59% and 59% in urban areas) were made of permanent roof, floor and walls while 49%(with 55% in rural areas and 16% in urban areas) were of mud an pole-walls.