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Rethinking Budgeting: Shifting from Allocation to Aspiration
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/ Entrepreneurship
/ Expenditures
/ Housing
/ Legislators
/ Warren, Elizabeth
2024
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2024
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Rethinking Budgeting: Shifting from Allocation to Aspiration
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Rethinking Budgeting: Shifting from Allocation to Aspiration
2024
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Or that summer training program that will certify you in another line of work? If you are about to graduate and planning to relocate, is renting a shared teaching studio a better deal than finding a home from which you can teach? Two recent reports from Harvard University show the price to own a home reached a 50-year high relative to income (Hermann and Whitney 2024), while more than half of U.S. renters are cost-burdened-one-quarter spends more than 50% of their income on housing alone (Harvard University 2024). Joint Center for Housing Studies, Harvard University. https://www.jchs. harvard.edu/blog/home-price-income-ratioreaches-record-high-0.
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