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Squandering the Stimulus: An Analysis of Household Gas Spending, Economic Stimulus Checks, and the Need for Better Transportation Options
By Illinois PIRG. June 25, 2008Nothing illustrates how the lack of transportation options hurts consumers and our economy more
than the fact that, since approval of the tax rebates in February (2008), Americans on average have already spent the amount of their stimulus checks at the pump.
http://www.cnt.org/repository/IllinoisPIRGRebateReport.pdf (331.9kb) - ReportTwo Views of Affordability: Chicago
By CNT. April 9, 2008The Housing + Transportation (H + T) Affordability Index is a new and more comprehensive way of thinking about the cost of housing and true affordability by exploring the impact that transportation costs associated with location have on a household’s economic bottom line.
http://www.cnt.org/repository/HT-Index-Chicago-Factsheet.pdf (286.1kb) - DataTwo Views of Affordability: Minneapolis
By CNT. April 9, 2008The Housing + Transportation (H + T) Affordability Index is a new and more comprehensive way of thinking about the cost of housing and true affordability by exploring the impact that transportation costs associated with location have on a household’s economic bottom line.
http://www.cnt.org/repository/HT-Index-Minneapolis-Factsheet.pdf (274.0kb) - DataTwo Views of Affordability: Atlanta
By CNT. April 8, 2008The Housing + Transportation (H + T) Affordability Index is a new and more comprehensive way of thinking about the cost of housing and true affordability by exploring the impact that transportation costs associated with location have on a household’s economic bottom line.
http://www.cnt.org/repository/HT-Index-Atlanta-Factsheet.pdf (277.0kb) - DataTwo Views of Affordability: Cleveland
By CNT. April 8, 2008The Housing + Transportation (H + T) Affordability Index is a new and more comprehensive way of thinking about the cost of housing and true affordability by exploring the impact that transportation costs associated with location have on a household’s economic bottom line.
http://www.cnt.org/repository/HT-Index-Cleveland-Factsheet.pdf (254.2kb) - DataTwo Views of Affordability: Columbus
By CNT. April 8, 2008The Housing + Transportation (H + T) Affordability Index is a new and more comprehensive way of thinking about the cost of housing and true affordability by exploring the impact that transportation costs associated with location have on a household’s economic bottom line.
http://www.cnt.org/repository/HT-Index-Columbus-Factsheet.pdf (259.3kb) - DataTwo Views of Affordability: Denver
By CNT. April 8, 2008The Housing + Transportation (H + T) Affordability Index is a new and more comprehensive way of thinking about the cost of housing and true affordability by exploring the impact that transportation costs associated with location have on a household’s economic bottom line.
http://www.cnt.org/repository/HT-Index-Denver-Factsheet.pdf (259.2kb) - DataTwo Views of Affordability: Kansas City
By CNT. April 8, 2008The Housing + Transportation (H + T) Affordability Index is a new and more comprehensive way of thinking about the cost of housing and true affordability by exploring the impact that transportation costs associated with location have on a household’s economic bottom line.
http://www.cnt.org/repository/HT-Index-Kansas-City-Factsheet.pdf (264.6kb) - DataTwo Views of Affordability: Philadelphia
By CNT. April 8, 2008The Housing + Transportation (H + T) Affordability Index is a new and more comprehensive way of thinking about the cost of housing and true affordability by exploring the impact that transportation costs associated with location have on a household’s economic bottom line.
http://www.cnt.org/repository/HT-Index-Philadelphia-Factsheet.pdf (276.0kb) - DataTwo Views of Affordability: San Francisco
By CNT. April 8, 2008The Housing + Transportation (H + T) Affordability Index is a new and more comprehensive way of thinking about the cost of housing and true affordability by exploring the impact that transportation costs associated with location have on a household’s economic bottom line.
http://www.cnt.org/repository/HT-Index-San-Francisco-Factsheet.pdf (283.7kb) - Data« Previous Page | Next Page »
