Crown-owned accommodation: building rent is composed of a survey-based market (net) rent, operating and maintenance expenses and taxes.

Peel Region has 32 buildings dedicated to housing for persons aged 65 and older, whether rent-geared to income, market rent, or subsidized housing.[386]

Peel Region has 32 buildings dedicated to housing for persons aged 65 and older, whether rent-geared to income, market rent or subsidized housing.[70]

Peel Region has 32 buildings dedicated to housing for persons aged 65 and older, whether rent-geared to income, market rent, or subsidized housing.[350]

This is one reason why I prefer Silvio Gesell’s leasing approach to solving the problem of economic rent.

In the language of value chains, each person in the chain charges an “economic rent” at his or her stage of the chain.

Ricardo's theory on economic rent consisted mostly of an agricultural model featuring farmers and landowners.

Ricardo's theory on rent consisted mostly of an agricultural model featuring farmers and landowners.

Economist Henry George famously advocated a 100% (or near 100%) “Single Tax” on the unimproved value of land.

Accordingly, Henry George proposed his famous Single Tax—essentially a 100-percent tax on the “economic rent” deriving from land.

Accordingly, Henry George proposed his famous Single Tax-essentially a 100-percent tax on the “economic rent” deriving from land.

Intellectual property offers the most obvious example, and the royalties that derive from owning it play a role similar to land rent.

Economists use the word “rent” to describe income made in excess of the minimum necessary to bring a factor of production into a particular use.

Economic Rent refers to income earned from a factor of production which is greater than the minimum necessary to bring the factor of production into operation.

To increase their income and capture more of the value (“economic rent”) in the value chain, farmers need to “upgrade” their involvement in the value chain.