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Public housing usually refers to houses or apartments the provincial government built and manages through a local housing authority. Most often these apartments, are for people who are most in need. Public housing sets rent on what the tenant can afford—rent geared-to-income. To get public housing you must be at least 16 years old and a Canadian citizen or landed immigrant. Shared housing Shared housing can be an apartment or house that you share with another person, or another family. In a rooming house, a shared house or apartment, there are private bedrooms. You share the kitchen, bathroom and other living space with other people. .

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Lecture Issues in economics today - Chapter 3: The concept of elasticity and consumer and producer surplus

Lecture Issues in economics today - Chapter 5: Firm production, cost, and revenue

Lecture Issues in economics today - Chapter 6: Perfect competition, monopoly, and economic vs. normal profit

Lecture Issues in economics today - Chapter 7: Every macroeconomic word you have ever heard: gross domestic product, inflation, unemployment, recession and depression

Lecture Issues in economics today - Chapter 9: Federal spending

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